Mark Burger is a journalist based in Greensboro, North Carolina, focusing on local news and entertainment. He writes for Yes! Weekly, covering a wide range of topics including film reviews, local events, and cultural happenings in the area. Mark's articles provide readers with insights into the local entertainment scene and offer thoughtful critiques of various films and documentaries.
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