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‘No’ (2012): This Oscar-nominated Chilean drama was marred by allegations of fudging the facts of the 1988 overthrow of dictator Augusto Pinochet, but its core story remains fascinating. Arrestingly filmed with a dated look to seamlessly blend with archival footage from the time, the film’s depiction of a campaign (orchestrated by an ad executive played by Gael García Bernal) to overthrow a government underscores the value of voting rights and how cheaply we seem to regard them. Wooden Shjips: The dog days of summer are upon us, and there’s something about oppressive sun that pairs well with big, fuzzy psychedelic rock. This band of apparent typo enthusiasts (that “J” is on purpose — and silent) delivers spaced-out rock aimed for the pleasure centers of those who love Spacemen 3, Hawkwind and maybe Jefferson Airplane, considering the 1969 song referenced in the band’s name. Start with the manic “Lazy Bones” from the 2011 album “West.”