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Argentina Director: Santiago Loza
Returning home to Buenos Aires following a stint at a psychiatric clinic, sensitive, reserved teen Liso must work to rebuild his life. Struggling to reconnect with family and friends, he drifts from one experience to the next, while those around him unsuccessfully try to understand him. A quiet but impactful drama about one young man's search for peace, La Paz explores the depths of unyielding loneliness with subtle yet intricate imagery, drawing the viewer into its complex emotional universe.
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USA Director: Jason Reitman
Labor Day centers on 13-year-old Henry Wheeler, who struggles to be the man of his house and care for his reclusive mother Adele while confronting all the pangs of adolescence. On a back-to-school shopping trip, Henry and his mother encounter Frank Chambers, a man both intimidating and clearly in need of help, who convinces them to take him into their home and later is revealed to be an escaped convict. The events of this long Labor Day weekend will shape them for the rest of their lives.
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UK Director: Dan Hartley
After the death of his father, young and sensitive Tom sees his life devolve into chaos. Getting into trouble with the law, Tom is assigned to work in the service of avuncular park ranger Al Thorpe. Initially resistant to the compulsory service, Tom eventually finds a father figure and a friend in Al and a sense of place in the Yorkshire countryside. A lyrical, semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story, Lad delicately captures a pivotal moment in a troubled young life.
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Austria / France Director: Claude Lanzmann
For his latest documentary epic, Claude Lanzmann (Shoah) revisits the footage of his 1975 interviews with Benjamin Murmelstein, the president of Theresienstadt's Jewish Council of Elders, and the only "Jewish Elder" to survive the war. The strikingly intelligent, charismatic Murmelstein candidly reflects on his unique historical role, one for which he was both demonized and celebrated. Through these interviews and visits to historical sites, Lanzmann provides an incisive view of a complex, beguiling character.
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Poland and Spain Director: Jacek Borcuch
Love-struck college students who meet on a working summer holiday in the idyllic Spanish countryside, Michal and Karina's blissful moment of first love is cut short when Michal has a fateful - and shocking - encounter with a stranger. When Michal reveals his secret to Karina, their lives are thrown into chaos. With gorgeous, award-winning cinematography, the film sensitively explores the devastating fallout of Michal's actions as their relationship is put to the test and the future grows increasingly unpredictable.
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Mateusz is an intelligent, romantic young man tragically trapped inside his own body, suffering from severe cerebral palsy that makes speech and controlled movement nearly impossible. Born into a loving family, Mateusz's protected world is shattered when circumstances place him in an institution where he is misunderstood and mistreated. Featuring an astonishing, virtuoso lead performance, Life Feels Good beautifully recounts the true story of one man's extraordinary efforts to endure in the face of impossible odds.
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This expertly crafted, gorgeously shot drama explores the fading connection between Ela, a respected artist, and her husband Can, a successful architect. As the two grow apart, Ela worries that Can is cheating on her. Though in preparation for a major gallery show, Ela finds herself increasingly distracted. With the sophisticated tautness of a thriller and the devastating emotion of a tragedy, Lifelong tracks one relationship's heartbreaking disintegration.
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Japan Director: Hirokazu Kore-eda
Hard-working architect Ryota spends his days meticulously planning his family's future. His plans are turned upside down when he and his wife discover that, due to a hospital mix-up six years earlier, their young son Keita is not their own. The foundations of their identities as loving parents begin to crumble as they must negotiate their newly complicated circumstances, as they meet their biological child and send Keita to live with his new family.
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A one-eyed man makes his escape from a hotel room, entering a hellish world where time and space intertwine.Part of Shorts 3: Midnight Mayhem
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Russia Director: Boris Khlebnikov
Sasha, a city kid with agrarian ambitions, moved to the country to head up a collective farming project, determined to make the experiment work. A recent local government offer to buy up the farmland seems too good to resist, but Sasha becomes staunch in his decision to stay. Bolstered by the resolution of the local farmworkers, he is pitted against the stakeholders in a decision that may cost him his livelihood - or his life - in this heady social-realist drama.
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Tim Berne: Hardcell Live (2004)
Berne is a deft composer of melody, but here he doesn't venture far from his signature style. Thus, the compositions all have a similar manic, zig-zagging quality. As the band's name suggests, it's potent stuff from start to stop. The variety is provided by the improvisational sections, which flow seamlessly in and out of the composed parts and encompass a wide range of dymanics, textures and sounds. Craig Taborn switches from acoustic piano to electric keyboards, employing a raft of effects. His doubling with Berne's crisp alto sax on the melodies makes for a richly layered melodic attack. Rainey is at his best here, shifting from sharply executed scored rhythms to subtle improvised textural effects to wild abandon with no audible effort.
The compositions have much in common with Henry Threadgill's labyrinthine constructions, but Berne's got a keener knack for simplicity and the trio format reveals the music's essence with sharp clarity. The decision to release this as a live recording may have been as much for aesthetic as economic reasons. This is music that is best experienced live. I recommend the recording, but it's not relaxing listening. It's pulse-quickening, which is what most jazz lovers want when we step out to the clubs.
Track Listing: 1 Van Gundy's Retreat Berne 7:30
2 Huevos Berne 10:09
3 Traction Berne 11:28
4 Manatee Woman Berne 16:02
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Very poorly done. If you want a better rendition of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre you should watch the 1973 version.
This movie is so dark. The book has some very sad moments, but also many happy and joyful events. I do not believe that movies need to be exactly like the book they are based on to be good. The changes made were no improvement. The book has romance, depth, wit and passion. There is absolutely no chemistry between the actors playing Jane and Rochester. If I had not read the book or seen the
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Syria's Assad: US Should 'Expect Everything'
In an exclusive interview in Damascus with Charlie Rose, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad tells Charlie Rose that the US should 'expect everything' in responses to a US attack. "I'm not a fortune teller to tell you what's going to happen," Assad says.
Air date: 09/10/2013
Assad on Giving Up Chemical Weapons
In an exclusive interview in Damascus, Charlie Rose asks Syrian president Bashar al-Assad whether he would be willing to give up chemical weapons if it would avert a military strike by the U.S.
Air date: 09/10/2013
Cave People of the Himalaya
Everest climber and thrill seeker Pete Athans returns to the Himalayas with Dr. Mark Aldenderfer in search of the caves and mummies of a lost civilization. There they risk their own safety to reveal astonishing evidence of a previously unknown 1,500-year-old death ritual high in the Himalayan caves.
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Lost Cave Temples
In a remote corner of the Himalaya, in the forbidden kingdom of Mustang, a team of climbers scale cliffs to climb into mysterious caves for the first time and discover ancient cave temples lost to the modern world.
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Marriage Equality
The fifteen-minute documentary interweaves archival footage and photos with contemporary interviews to illuminate events as to how the Gay Marriage movement became a Civil Rights issue. At the center of our story is Massachusetts Representative Byron Rushing, a veteran of the Civil Rights Movement...
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Louis "Studs" Terkel may be best remembered for his oral histories of common Americans, his radio program, and for his 1985 book The Good War, for which he won the Pulitzer Prize for Non-Fiction.
The Studs Terkel Program aired on WFMT in Chicago between 1952 and 1997. He interviewed guests ranging from Bob Dylan, Leonard Bernstein, Jean Shepherd, and Alexander Frey. Gary Johnson, President of the Chicago History Museum, said Terkel, "believed that everyone had the right to be heard and had something important to say. He was there to listen, to chronicle, and to make sure their stories are remembered."
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27 July 2012: the day that many Britons have been waiting for, and the day when the attention of the world will be focused on London and the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games. As a nation we have been holding our breath in anticipation of this extravaganza: a showcase of British and world sporting talent, and the spirit of competition. But the Games are more than just sport, they are also an opportunity for the host nation to demonstrate its cultural excellence and achievements.
This juxtaposition of sport and the arts is a traditional part of the Olympic Games. When London last hosted the Games in 1948, an arts competition was run with gold, silver, and bronze prizes in the categories of architecture, literature, painting, sculpture, and music. There were 36 entries across the three music categories: vocal, instrumental, and choral/orchestral. But this was the last Olympics to run an arts competition as concerns were raised over the ethics of allowing cultural competitors to be professional whilst only amateur athletes could compete in the sporting arena. For the 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki, the idea of holding an arts festival remained, but this time run as an exhibition. This removed any competitive element while still celebrating cultural achievements from around the globe and created the basis for today's Cultural Olympiad.
The Cultural Olympiad has been running since 2008 and in this time has seen 16 million people participate or attend performances in the UK — the largest cultural festival in the history of the modern Olympic Games. A highlight of the celebrations has been New Music 20×12, a project run by PRS for Music Foundation, which has aimed to bring twenty of Britain's most exciting composers together with arts organisations to create an eclectic mix of new music from across the UK, encompassing genres as diverse as bell ringing and beat boxing. Oxford University Press house composers Richard Causton and Howard Skempton were among the composers commissioned to write new works.
Richard Causton's Twenty Seven Heavens is a concerto for orchestra, commissioned by the European Union Youth Orchestra and will receive its UK premiere on 23rd August in Edinburgh. The title is taken from William Blake's Jerusalem, in which the writer draws imagery from some of the East London boroughs where the Olympics will be based to explore ideas about mythology and the divine. For Blake the "twenty seven heavens" represent both the layers that the individual must pass through to reach eternity in and the challenges that this brings. For Causton they have an added layer of meaning, representing the 27 nationalities of the EUYO's players. Richard explains his ideas for the piece and his experience of being part of London 20×12:
Howard Skempton's Five Rings Triple is a new works for eight church bells and was played on BBC Radio 3 as the first music of New Years' Day to ring in the beginning of the Olympic year. When interviewed about his piece, Howard said: "I was attracted to the project because it was clear at the outset that it would be a unique challenge; that I would have almost no room for manœuvre. The rules of method ringing are determined by physical constraints and the need for methods to be memorised. I was determined to create something both distinctive and musical, but I was dealing entirely with numbers. The piece follows the "rules" of method ringing, but with the unprecedented five rings for the lead bell."
While since 1952 the Cultural Olympiad has sought to maintain the spirit of only amateurs actually competing and professionals exhibiting, the sporting event has started moving in the other direction; professionals are now allowed to compete in nearly every sport. As sporting professionals compete, should we see a return to competition in the arts? Or should the Cultural Olympiad stay true to the spirit of the founders of the games? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below.
Richard Causton was born in London in 1971 and studied at the University of York, the Royal College of Music and the Scuola Civica in Milan. He has worked with world renowned performers such as the BBC Symphony Orchestra, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, and Sinfonieorchester Basel. He has won numerous awards for his compositions and from September 2012 he will be Professor of Composition at Cambridge University.
Howard Skempton was born in Chester in 1947, and has worked as a composer, accordionist, and music publisher. He studied in London with Cornelius Cardew from 1967 and Cardew helped him to discover a musical language of great simplicity. Since then he has continued to write undeflected by compositional trends, producing a corpus of more than 300 works. Skempton has been honoured with two British Composer Awards, in 2005 and 2008, and was made a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Music in 2012.
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[...] The ringing of the Olympic Bell by Tour-de-France winner Bradley Wiggins. The Olympic Bell was forged in the Whitechapel Bell Foundry (Grove; Alan Hughes, Managing Director in Who's Who), which forged the Liberty Bell in 1752 ("The Liberty Bell" in Journal of American History; "Liberty Bell Center" in Journal of American History) and Big Ben in 1858 (Benjamin Hall, eponymist of Big Ben, in ODNB). It is inscribed with the words: 'Be not afeard: the isle is full of noises.' (A reference to Shakespeare's The Tempest, more later.) Remember that bells play an important role in this area as a cockney is defined as someone born within hearing of Bow Bells (ODO; OUPblog) in East London and they have a distinctive rhyming slang (OxfordWords). Campanology (ODO) also plays an important role in the ceremony and the Cultural Olympiad. An OUP composer Howard Skempton wrote a piece for a 2012 project for Church Bells (OUPblog). [...]
[...] composed the work, which he describes as a Concerto for Orchestra, for the 2012 Cultural Olympiad festivities celebrating the UK, London, and the Olympics. The orchestral work is one of 20 new [...]


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In 1812, sixty-two years after the death of Johann Sebastian Bach, E.T.A. Hoffmann wrote:
There are moments—above all, when I have been reading in the works of the great Sebastian Bach—in which the mathematical relationships of music, the mystical rules of counterpoint, in fact, awaken in me an inner terror.
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This picturesque assertion is less extravagant, less romantic than it may appear. To most lovers of music who have an intimate experience of the works of Bach—most of all, those who play them—his music seems to reveal, with a direct physical impact, the most profound hidden aspects of the language of tonality. It is generally beside the point to try to distinguish Bach's imagination from his knowledge or craft, his powers of expression from his manipulation of "the mystical rules of counterpoint," but his craft was always acknowledged as formidable, even by those who did not appreciate his style. Several of his contemporaries testified to his ability, when given two different themes, to see at once all the different ways that they could be played together, with all the possible contrapuntal combinations. He knew immediately what could be done with a single theme: his son, Carl Phillip Emmanuel, showed him a fugue he had been writing and asked if any other variations were possible; after a moment's glance, he replied firmly, "None."
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Fort Scott, Kansas: 94 miles south of Kansas City Kansas' Civil War history spirals around Fort Scott, where today, a national historic site preserves 20 buildings. (Look for 170-year-old ax marks on the beams.) Try to time your visit for a special event, so you can chat with reenactors. Also, don't miss the nearby National Cemetery. (800) 245-3678; fortscott.com
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By Jamie Dupree
If you didn't watch the back and forth on Friday between President Obama and Republicans in the Congress, you missed some really good political TV, no matter what side you're on right now.
The venue was a gathering in Baltimore of House Republicans, who had invited the President to speak to them. Usually, the opening remarks are open to the media, and then we are hustled out.
In this case, the White House asked that the cameras and reporters stay, and the Republicans agreed.
What we saw was basically a press conference of sorts, except the people asking the questions were GOP lawmakers, who obviously saw things differently than President Obama on a number of fronts.
It was a good event for both sides in many ways. For the White House, it allowed them to get out the story line they want to peddle right now, which is that they are offering the olive branch, and if those darn pesky Republicans don't accept, they should be blamed for everything.
On the GOP side, it allowed them to publicly show the voters that they have their own ideas, that Democrats are lying when they say that the GOP offered nothing on health care for example, and if the White House refuses to accept some of their plans, then it proves they're just a bunch of power hungry politicians.
"One of the keys was you rolled your sleeves up, you worked with the other party, and ultimately you were able to make the deal," said Rep. Peter Roskam (R-IL), who reminded Obama that when they worked together in the Illinois Legislature, he was a different kind of politician.
"I can look you in the eye and tell you we have not been obstructionists," said Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT).
"And when you stood up before the American people multiple times and said you would broadcast the health care debates on C-SPAN, you didn't," Chaffetz added. "And I was disappointed, and I think a lot of Americans were disappointed."
While Mr. Obama tried to parry Chaffetz on a few points, he gave him a nod on C-SPAN.
"I think it's a legitimate criticism. So on that one, I take responsibility," the President said.
There were eight questions in all from the GOP, some of which seemingly got on the President's nerves, as he dinged Republicans right back for their hostility to his health plan, ripping their attacks on it as a big government mistake.
"But if you were to listen to the debate and, frankly, how some of you went after this bill, you'd think that this thing was some Bolshevik plot," said the President, in what might have been the line of the day.
Did anyone "win" from this encounter? You'll have to ask Independent and swing voters about that. They were - and will be - the only voters with any real opinion that matters in coming months.
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The CWU Rodeo Club is hosting its annual intercollegiate rodeo April 26 to 28 at the Ellensburg Rodeo Arena. Admission is free and open to the public.
Friday, April 26
Northwest Regional 3 Rodeo
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Noon - 3 p.m.: Slack (timed events)
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Todd Anderson Memorial Rodeo
*Celebrating our 10th year of this memorial rodeo: Silent auction behind the chutes to support Todd Anderson Scholarship
11 a.m. - 2 p.m.: Slack (timed events)
6 - 9 p.m.: Performance & Rough Stock
After Team Roping: Calf Scramble
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11 a.m. - 2 p.m.: Performance & Rough Stock
The CWU College Rodeo will feature clubs from the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA) Northwest region, including Walla Walla Community College, Boise State University and Eastern Oregon University.
For more information visit http://www.cwu.edu/sport-clubs.
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