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...affections. Cold, broken and without hope, she is an ever-present reminder of the brutalities of war. By the time the American troops march through the village, Satellite's unbridled optimism is already shriveled and dead. "We have to think about those who suffer and bring them to the forefront," says Ghobadi. "In my film, I say that death is better than life, because we are forced to live with this constant, permanent destruction." Born in Baneh, in Iranian Kurdistan, and now living in Tehran, Ghobadi has always made films that cut deep. His first feature, 2000's A Time...
...Carr Center, which also coordinates speaking engagements, research conferences and policy discussions, film series have long provided a way for them to fulfill their mission of bringing human rights issues to the forefront of public policy debates...
Similarly, the music casts a fresh light on the old story. The score evokes feelings of instability and duress, allowing the psychological concerns of the narrative to come to the forefront. This is far from a standard background soundtrack: the haunting, reverberating strings, ethereal chanting and, particularly, the primordial-sounding percussion are immediate and affecting, speaking just as eloquently as the dialogue...
...Cambridge happens to be at the forefront of a more general movement in the U.S., as our economy because more service and skill-intensive and less manufacturing-intensive,” she wrote...
...visa process remains complicated and filled with delays,” Summers wrote, “we risk losing some of our most talented scientists and compromising our country’s position at the forefront of technological innovation...