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By Luke Smith
Daily Arts Editor
Inside the washed-out Savmart,
Seymour "Sy" Parrish has taken the
development of high quality, snappy
photos in an hour of less to an exact
science. The pictures he gives you will
be crisp, even if they aren't the size
you asked for. He greets your children
with an unnerving predatory smile and
offers them free cameras when it's
their birthdays. At first glance, Sy the
photo guy is the perfect employee:
Hard-working, devoted to the under-
standing of his customers, he even
goes as far as memorizing his favorite
customers' addresses.
Beneath Sy's bleached, broken
appearance and carefully
calculating demeanor lies
an individual with a dark
obsession. A giant wall of
pictures hangs on the wall
in his apartment, which is ONE
colored in flattened, bleak PH
colors, much like Parrish's At Stat
existence. The pictures on
the wall are meticulously Fox Se
cataloged and document his
favorite customers, the Yorkins. Sy. Par-
rish lives on the periphery of their
upper-middle class existence, and he
lives there alone.
Robin Williams' depiction of the neu-
rotic Sy Parrish is disarming. Williams'
voice-overs offer haunting fragments
like "according to the Oxford English
dictionary snapshot was originally a
hunting term." Williams is guided deep
into the obsessively dark Sy Parrish,
never breaking character.
Sy Parrish's subjects and prey, the
Yorkins, live a very normal life. Nina
Yorkin (Connie Nielsen, "Gladiator")
plays the part of the soccer-mom per-
fectly. She is well-kept and well-main-
tained, just like the home she keeps.
Her husband Will, (Michael Vartan,
TV's "Alias") works all of the time,
generating income for his family's
comfortable life. Their son, Jakob
(Dylan Smith) is as cute as he is inno-

By Douglas Wernert
For the Daily
Let's try and cook up a new show,
all right? First, take "Saturday Night
Live" skits and add the flare from
the cast of "Mad TV". Now throw in
an original king of comedy, and you
have "Cedric the Entertainer Pre-
sents," a new variety
show on Fox which'
features, you guessed
it, the big lovable
comedian Cedric and
his cast of three other CEDRI
aspiring stars (Amy ENTER'
Brassette, Shaun PRES
Majumber and Wendy
Raquel Robinson). It Wednes
sounds like must see 8:30
TV, but then some- F(
thing goes terribly
wrong: the show
starts.
Cedric calls his extravaganza an
"old-school variety show." Well, he
got that part right. The skits look like
rejects, or at least rip-offs, of old
"SNL" sketches.
The Sensation Dancers start off the
program with their gyrating move-
ment and then the man of the hour (or
maybe half-hour), Cedric, makes his
appearance and proceeds to injure all
the female rump-shakers with his
ridiculous movements. He gives an
uninspired SNL-esque monologue,
and then it's on to the skits.
Take the first one: A smooth playa
(Cedric) on a date with a girl who
proceeds to run into his hood-bred
ex-girlfriend who, after a few stereo-
typical lines (i.e. she went to the
movies to see Snoop Doggy Dogg

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Mug") ends up fighting with the
other girl while a stunned Cedric,
who looks like he doesn't even
belong in the scene, proclaims to
them "This is better than the movie."
Skits featuring a golf announcer
sweating bullets and a gagging man
applying for a job also fall by the
wayside. However, two
sketches are tolerable,
the first being Mrs.
Cafeteria Lady (Cedric)
who insults her students
THE and personifies herself
AINER with various objects to
NTS show her attitude ("I'm
a cup of coffee. I'm hot,
ays at black and strong").
.m. The next features the
Love Doctor (Cedric
again), a suave Barry
White-style therapist
type who encourages everyone to
"get their love on." Brief dance inter-
ludes and boring black-and-white
behind the scenes footage cap off the
production.
If you're sitting around some
Wednesday night, waiting for "The
West Wing" or some other show to
start, "Cedric the Entertainer Pre-
sents" may be a good distraction.
Unfortunately, watching- Cedric
made out to be the star in these con-
densed, undeveloped skits when the
diamond in the rough is the support-
ing cast may cause you to start chan-
nel surfing.
A quote from Cedric from his
Bud Light commercial fame sums
up his project best: "It's not that
bad." Unfortunately, it's not that
good, either.

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cent - Jakob sad early in the film,
wonders if Sy the photo guy has
friends and people who love him.
Mark Romanek both penned and
directed "One Hour Photo" a different
genre altogether than his previous body
of work. Before "One Hour Photo,"
Mark Romanek had primarily been a
music video director, handling clips for
Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails, most
notably the caustic video for "Closer."
Romanek carefully makes "One Hour
Photo" a collection of snapshots,
brought together through excellent art
direction and use of color.
The visual contrasts between Sy
Parrish and the Yorkins is evident in
the deep devotion to set construction.
Parrish's home is empty and antiseptic.
Aside from his wall of
Yorkin, the home feels
more like a hospital waiting
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ment. The interior is fabu-
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are countered are countered by walls
chocked full of pictures, trinkets and
gadgets. The colors are alive in the
Yorkin household as opposed to the
dead coloring of Parrish's life. The
Yorkins are the picture of the life that
Sy Parrish wants and can't have.
Parrish's desperate attempts to be a
Yorkin extend as far as offering Jakob
a camera on his birthday. He superfi-
cially attempts to ingrain himself into
the Yorkin household, whether it be
through watching Jakob's baseball
practice, or reading the same book as
Nina. In his fantasy world, he sits in
the perfect Yorkin home, watching tele-
vision, he eats their food, drinks their
beer, uses their restroom - he is
Uncle Sy Parrish.
When Sy discovers (through the
pictures he develops) that the Yorkin
family isn't as perfect as he believes,

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