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Screen Gems: Coming this week on TV and at the movies

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21 (PG-13) -- An MIT professor (Kevin Spacey) trains a group of his most gifted students (including Across the Universe'sJim Sturgess and Superman Returns' Kate Bosworth) how to count cards and beat Vegas casinos at their own game. Laurence Fishburne is the casino owner who uncovers their scam. Based on a true story.

Stop-Loss (R) -- Kimberly Peirce (Boys Don't Cry) directs this drama about a decorated Iraq war hero (Ryan Phillippe) who is just starting to get reaccustomed to life in his small Texas hometown when the Army orders him back to Iraq to serve another tour of duty.

Paranoid Park (R) -- Gus Van Sant (Elephant)returns to the world of adolescents with this drama about a teenage skateboarder (Gabe Nevins) who becomes involved in the accidental death of a security guard.

-- RENE RODRIGUEZ

Bush's War (9 p.m. Monday, WPBT-PBS 2) -- Five years after the U.S. invasion of Iraq, Frontline takes a look at how the war was conceived, planned and fought; the struggles within the Bush administration over strategy and ideology, and the decisions that a new American president will face. As one former White House official notes during the two-part documentary (the second part airs at 9 p.m. Tuesday) Iraq has been not just a battle between rival armies but a ''battle of ideas,'' not just in Baghdad but in Washington as well.

-- GLENN GARVIN