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...this movie,’ and they are completely blown away by how sympathetic they are to it,” says Crane. In fact, “Air Guitar Nation” is currently the third best-reviewed film of 2007, according to movie ratings-aggregation site RottenTomatoes.com.The Brattle??s screening will not be Harvard’s first exposure to the world of air guitar. Charlie I. Miller ’08 and Ben E. Green ’06 brought the invisible instrument to campus in 2005 with an original musical entitled...
...strong. “I wanted to see if the Brattle had anything they wanted help with,” he says. “Then this opportunity came about, and we just went with it.”Katharine P. Eldridge ’07 participated in the Brattle??s brainstorming session. She is looking to go into non-profit consulting when she graduates in the spring. “While you can donate or volunteer, those hours can sometimes be better spent making an organization more efficient overall,” Eldridge says. Money is pouring...
...wanted to take the Brattle??s operations to the next level and to give Harvard students an idea of what consulting actually is,” said Niko Canner ’94, co-founder and managing partner of Katzenbach Partners...
...until October 5—although it could stay longer, depending on critical and audience reception. Students who managed to see the film at the Brattle reacted positively, as did their professionally critical peers; but these viewers are of the type that regularly reads film reviews and checks the Brattle??s website. This ensures that, for the near future, Bujalski’s films are likely to find a limited audience of cinephiles. And indeed, Bujalski’s influences—as noted by film critics—include John Cassevetes, Jean-Luc Godard, Eric Rohmer: brilliant...
Students who managed to see the film at the Brattle reacted in much the same way as their critical counterparts, but they’re the type who regularly read film reviews and check the Brattle??s website—or at least the type who have friends that do. This helps to ensure that, for the near future, Bujalski’s films find only a limited audience of cinephiles. The influences film critics have said they see in his work—John Cassevetes, Jean-Luc Godard, Eric Rohmer—link him with other brilliant...