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| | Review: 'GodFellas' (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | He's working, as it turns out, for the Syndicate, a group of cigar-chomping, dese-dem-dose Mafioso-style religious leaders, the "godfellas" of the title: a rabbi (Christian Cagigal), a bishop (Lisa Hori-Garcia), and an imam (the latter character a no-show, detained at the airport!). |
 | | The heroic Angela has her dark night of the soul, and is temporarily thrown off course by a seductive and attentive media, but ultimately regains her idealism, concluding that "we can't use [the right wing's] tactics to beat them," and "democracy is not about faith, it's about thinking." |
 | | It's as yet unknown how the irreverent GodFellas will be received on tour elsewhere in California, but the troupe's clever, comic critique of the government's born-again outlook is more than welcome in San Francisco. |
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