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Project Highlights Love Stories in the Big Apple By Masha Savitz Epoch Times Staff Oct 23, 2009 New York, I Love You is a kaleidoscope of characters, images, and music that create colorful impressions—moments woven in a film-tapestry. What is so unique about New York, I Love You is the use of multiple directors, writers, and actors. This diversity creates a real sense of the Big Apple’s complexity and texture. With the artistry of Balsmeyer, however, the film never loses its continuity. Randy Balsmeyer, director of transitions, masterfully entwines the centipede-like nature of the structure into a well-crafted film. The eclectic group of writers and directors eager to participate in this unique format include: Wen Jiang, Mira Nair, Shunji Iwai, Yvan Attal, Brett Ratner, Allen Hughes, Shekhar Kapur, Natalie Portman, Fatih... [read full story]
If they can't find a way to win sans Hemsky in lineup, they're in trouble By Dan Barnes, Edmonton JournalNovember 28, 2009 7:37 AM Photograph by: Bruce Edwards, The Journal, Edmonton Journal The NHL season and the Olympics are...
Fort Hood and separation of mosque and state WND.com Thanks to liberal judges everywhere, virtually everyone has heard of the "separation of church and state." But what about "separation of mosque and state?" Maj. Nidal Malik...
Muslim Soldiers See 'Teachable Moment' in Ft. Hood The Washington Independent Jamal Baadani was driving home from work outside Washington on November 5 when a friend called to tell him a gunman had shot up the Army base at Ft....
Today's most pressing global concerns make up Bollywood's brave new frontier, notes a fervid Irrfan Khan in conversation with Gamal Nkrumah The multiple Oscar-winning Slumdog Millionaire and New York propelled him to Western...
