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...directed by Lauren Greenfield ’87, produced by R.J. Cutler ’83, and shot by Amanda R. Micheli ’95—entered this year into the festival’s documentary competition, and the trio weren’t about to miss an opportunity to bask in Sundance’s glory.In a way, they didn’t have to be there. Most filmmakers at the festival show up in order to find studio funding, but HBO bought the premise from Cutler at the outset of the project in 2002. Greenfield, Micheli...
...those with an interest in strong artwork, lots of action and a simulacrum of deep thought, Aronofsky and Williams' The Fountain would be the better choice. Others who want to experience their own world as something powerful and deep, and find entertainment in ideas rather than images, shouldn't miss Kevin Huizenga's Ganges...
...need of moderate leadership than today and, yet, they chose extremists to lead their way. Some might argue that Palestinians had, as usual, chosen the wrong side at every turn in history; as Abba Ebban, former Israeli Foreign Minister, liked to describe Palestinians: “they never miss a chance to miss a chance.”I too am unhappy by the choice my people made; my fear is mostly centered on domestic issues: civil liberties and individual rights and the maintenance of the secular nature of Palestinian society. But, at the same time, I find that...
...five personal fouls, Big Red captain Lenny Collins buried two three-pointers in the last 1:14 to tie the game at 77, completing Cornell’s comeback from a seven-point deficit. In the game’s final seconds, however, it was a Lenny Collins miss that sealed the Crimson’s fate, as the Cornell senior forward’s winning bid from the left baseline hit off the side of the backboard and caromed right into the hands of forward Jason Hartford. Left uncontested beneath the basket, Hartford put back a shot that hovered...
...have enormous potential.” “It just all fell together tonight,” Moretzsohn said. The Crimson cooled down a bit after a hot first half. Harvard shot 51.9 percent from the field, 80 percent from three-point land, and didn’t miss a single free-throw in the opening frame. And although its final numbers—48.4 percent field goal shooting, 54.3 percent from beyond the arc, and 77.3 percent from the free-throw line—faltered, it remained the kind of consistent output that will help the Crimson continue...