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Graham Greene would have relished this eccentric portrait during what was Havana's decade of libertine leisure.

But others are great, and together the images add up to a fresh, divinely eccentric portrait of America after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

But the images add up to a fresh, divinely eccentric portrait of America after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

But others are great, and together they make a fresh, divinely eccentric portrait of America after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

But others are great, and together they make But the images add up to a fresh, divinely eccentric portrait of America after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Some questioned the film's potential as a frontrunner: between The Artist and Argo, the Academy has recently been sympathetic to films that reflect their own industry, but Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's backstage black comedy is a pretty sour, eccentric portrait.

The next several films were a blur of European avant-garde pastiche; family memories; eccentric portraits of activists, scientists, a man delivering newspapers.

Pressing the emulsion, which moved on the eight-by-ten filikeheets like paint on a canvas, transformed photographs of himself into warped, vivid, eccentric self-portraits.

For £15 (about $25 at $1.69 to the pound) on weekdays, and £17.50 on weekends, visitors can peruse more than 250 items, including eccentric commissioned portraits (a triptych of Jackson as a crowned knight), his famed costumes (patented "antigravity" shoes that enabled him to do the famous "Smooth Criminal" forward lean), his 1967 Rolls-Royce and plenty of other Jackson memorabilia.

These evocations of global disaster are part of the background: atmospheric touches in an eccentric and moving portrait of souls in extremis.

Wry, intimate, portrait of eccentric Japanese-American outsider artists.