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...Berry has a problem, it lies in the material she and her management choose for her - lots of high-glamour and action showcases, not enough hard-core reality of the kind that brought her an Academy Award in Monster's Ball. Perfect Stranger represents the nadir in this line of thinking. She's Rowena Price, a hard-charging investigative reporter, whose main line of work seems to be catching prominent males in sexually compromised activity. Her putative victim is a high-profile ad man named Harrison Hill (Bruce Willis) who may or may not have murdered her best childhood friend...
...trouble comes - it is like Perfect Stranger in this respect - as it gropes for an ending. In this instance you can see it coming from a long way off and, it is something so obvious you can't believe Ted would not have noticed and anticipated it. But the cars are sleek, Ted's house is chic and even the courthouse - in real life they're pretty scuzzy places - has a kind of burnished glow about it. We relax into envy when we want to be drawn into terror. Luxe is, I think, the enemy of our involvement. It renders...
...Iraq is fucked up.” On the culture of trust in the Middle East, Ignatius repeats what has been documented (perhaps presumptuously) since the British imperialists: “Arabs helped you because they trusted you. They would do everything for a friend and nothing for a stranger, and less than nothing for someone who treated them with disrespect.” There is just no meaning to be found here—or at least nothing that cannot be found a million other places. Perhaps there is a reason why the cover of “Body...
...student said last night. “I wanted to show a different perspective and the long-term effects of dealing with sexual assault.”Another contributor wrote about an experience closer to home.The student, a sophomore in Dunster, said she had been sexually assaulted by a stranger last summer at a job in the Northeast, and is now working through the repercussions. “It’s definitely affected me long-term,” she said. “Like, if I go into a building now and a guy I don?...
Kristen M. Jones ’08 is the director of “Fabulation,” a BlackCAST production beginning its run at the Loeb Experimental Theatre this week. While the show is her directorial debut, the Eliot House philosophy concentrator is all but a stranger to the performing arts.I was really involved in theatre in high school, and, here at Harvard, in the Freshman Musical. I haven’t been able to be as involved in college though as I have been in the past. I had to quit the Callbacks in order to do this.Departure...