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Black Hawk Down


From acclaimed director Ridley Scott (Gladiator, Hannibal) and renowned producer Jerry Bruckheimer (Pearl Harbor, Armageddon) comes a gripping true story about bravery, camaradarie and the complex reality of war. Black Hawk Down stars an exceptional cast including Josh Hartnett (Pearl Harbor), Ewan McGregor (Moulin Rouge!), Tom Sizemore (Saving Private Ryan), Eric Bana (Chopper), William Fichtner (The Perfect Storm), Ewen Bremner (Snatch) and Sam Shepard (All The Pretty Horses). In 1993, an elite group of American Rangers and Delta Force soldiers are sent to Somalia on a critical mission to capture a violent warlord whose corrupt regime has lead to the starvation of hundreds of thousands of Somalis. When the mission goes terribly wrong, the men find themselves outnumbered and literally fighting for their lives.******

Mao's Last Dancer


The inspiring true story of Li Cunxin and his extraordinary journey from a poor upbringing in rural China to international stardom as a world-class ballet dancer. Based on the best selling autobiography, the film weaves a moving tale about the quest for freedom and the courage it takes to live your own life. It compellingly captures the struggles, sacrifices and triumphs, as well as the intoxicating effects of first love and celebrity amid the pain of exile.

About 30 minutes into "Mao's Last Dancer," there's a crucial handoff in a Beijing park worthy of a clandestine thriller. An older teacher, suspected of anti-Communist sympathies, slips his student a wooden box and instructs him to conceal it within his coat. The next day, the teacher is hauled away in handcuffs, and his students gather under the cloak of darkness to see what's inside.

It's a videocassette, and once the contraband film plays, the students are awed by a black-and-white clip of Mikhail Baryshnikov, flying freely across a stage. These adolescents aren't out to overthrow the government; they just want to dance like the most famous Communist defector in the world.

Ryan

Chris Landreth, 2004, 13 min 54 s

Ryan, directed by Chris Landreth, hovers between the worlds of animation and documentary. It is based on the life of Ryan Larkin, a Canadian animator who, thirty years ago, at the National Film Board of Canada, produced some of the most influential animated films of his time. Ryan has received accolades from around the world, including Cannes, Venice, Sundance, Toronto, and is also an Oscar® winner

The Spine

For The Spine, director and scriptwriter Chris Landreth joins forces again with producers Steve Hoban (Copperheart Animation), Mark Smith (Copperheart Animation) and Marcy Page (National Film Board of Canada), who had collaborated with him to make Ryan (2004) – Oscar winner for best animated short. Entirely computer animated, The Spine is a bold film whose dazzling artistic style pushes the limits of animated film. The Spine uses uniquely bizarre but strangely believable imagery, to tell the story of an ordinary married couple whose lives are in turn tragic, absurd and beautiful. The Spine was produced by the National Film Board of Canada in association with Copperheart Animation and C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures, with the creative participation of Autodesk Canada CO. and Seneca College School of Communication Arts.