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...Scoop” is the only movie Allen has shot abroad in his thirty years of directing. Away from his New York stomping ground, he’s the new kid on the block, and he seems nervous about ending up as the crass “Ugly American?? among an old-world city’s cinematic elite...
Long also showed a short slide show he had prepared of images of Shakir enjoying the company of her friends, as well as photographs of her many travels. Kagan said that Shakir’s many trips to India, and her cross-cultural background—Indian and American??inspired her to work to bring the two worlds together...
...almost every political stripe in the U.S.If two citizens, one from the U.S. and one from any other country, were suffering from the same affliction, most people in the U.S. would see no problem with helping the U.S. citizen first. This reaction comes from the stereotypical “American?? practicing his own brand of patriotism but is also present in the most progressive circles. This isolationist sentiment fails to recognize that—in this age of globalization—countries need to look beyond their borders to solve problems within their borders. With a global economy...
...University of Virginia by one point in a tie-break decision—the closest competition in league history. The eight-member team still managed to come home from the competition—which took place April 7-9—with more “All-American?? awards for individual performance than any other team. At the final trial of the competition, the Harvard team prosecuted the kidnapper of a 13-year-old girl. Four judges, including three Iowa Supreme Court justices, presided over the trial. “We presented an excellent case...
...psychotically-calm bank robber, but his personal life is a mess. He is embroiled in a fraud scandal at work and has a girlfriend who is pushing for marriage. So we have the cop-with-something-to-prove and the mysterious British villain (actually, Clive Owen might be playing American??his accent is a bit hard to pin down); toss in a shady power broker (Jodie Foster), and you’ve got yourself a perfect Friday night crime thriller...