Word: laura
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...film about second sight: that means about another way of looking at things. From the first sinister zoom into the surface of a pond broken by drizzle, we are already captured by the sudden fracturing of the reflected image. In their cozy country house in England, John and Laura Baxter are working quietly when John suddenly breaks a piece of glass, cuts himself. Blood creeps like some blotted gargoyle over the face of a color slide--it shows the interior of a Venetian church he is restoring. Outside, their little girl has just drowned, and her red slicker is floating...
Kazana said she met with Laura Nemeyer, director of Sanctuary Inc., in mid-November, and that letters explaining their proposed exchange were sent to the Harvard Office of Government and Community Affairs in early December...
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHURCH: Banchetto Musicale, Bach and Buxtehude, Daniel Stepner, Baroque flute; Laura Jeppesen, viola da gamba; martin Pealmean, harpsichord, and others...
...movie studios had taken-a switch in emphasis from artistic control to mere entrepreneurism. Like other large record companies, Columbia under Davis had moved more and more into the distributorship of smaller labels (Stax, Philadelphia International, Monument), more and more into high bidding for established stars (Neil Diamond and Laura Nyro for multimillion dollar deals) and less into its own experimentation and development of talent...
...worth so that everything's thrown in. Sometimes the scatter-shot technique worked--there was a sense of absurdity and a liberal sprinkling of slapstick that occasionally legitimized the mess. Some of the music--especially when the score departed from the safe, cliched, quasi-forties style--like Laura Shapiro's mediocre "Onion," was completely out of context. The song could have been in any show, and should have been in none...