Arts & Culture

Whistling past the switchboards

It took director Rachael L. Morrison a decade and a cache of forgotten cassette tapes to let a blind phone hacker finally tell his own extraordinary story. The film, ‘Joybubbles,’ screens at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival.

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Lessons from ‘Wood Street’

Film director Caron Creighton and organizer LaMonte Ford on the Oakland encampment that took the state of California to court — and what their story means for cities like Missoula. ‘Wood Street’ premieres at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival.

Trained robbery

AI giant Anthropic may owe dozens of Montana authors money after training its Claude chatbot on pirated books. But writers say a copyright settlement doesn’t address a deeper anxiety — losing the humanity in humanities.

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