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There's nothing quite so fierce or daunting as a cooler-than-thou teen-ager's sneering disdain, and in "Ghost World" _ director Terry Zwigoff's sharp-etched adaptation of the comic book by Daniel Clowes _ Enid and Rebecca, just graduated from high school and facing a black hole of a future, mercilessly mock "all the creeps and losers and weirdos" that make up humanity.
Summoning the same flat tone and aching irony of Clowes' 1990s series (collected in the comic book "Ghost World," from Fantagraphics Books), the film centers on Enid (Thora Birch), whose love of `70s punk music, `60s Hindu dance movies and, `50s cat's-eye eyewear sets her apart from just about ...