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By Randi Altman When most people think of Oktoberfest, they picture Germany’s weeks-long celebration of beer — women dressed in dirndls and men dressed in lederhosen while drinking copious amounts …
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By Randi Altman When most people think of Oktoberfest, they picture Germany’s weeks-long celebration of beer — women dressed in dirndls and men dressed in lederhosen while drinking copious amounts …
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By Randi Altman I, Tonya is sad and funny and almost unbelievable in the sense that this — or a version of this — actually did happen. It’s also a fantastic movie. Some of us are old enough to remember when the Tonya Harding/Nancy Kerrigan “Why?!” incident took place. Continue reading →January 22, 2018
source: Postperspective.com
Tatiana Riegel on editing the dark comedy I, Tonya
“I, Tonya is sad and funny and almost unbelievable in the sense that this — or a version of this — actually did happen. It’s also a fantastic movie.
Some of us are old enough to remember when the Tonya Harding/Nancy Kerrigan “Why?!” incident took place. I think we all knew at the time that what was playing out was more like a soap opera and less like figure skating. Thanks to the Craig Gillespie-directed I, Tonya, everyone gets a behind-the-scenes glimpse of what led up to that assault, and it’s not pretty. What the public didn’t know back in 1993 was the abuse that Tonya Harding was enduring via her mother, her husband Jeff Gillooly and even the figure skating community, who viewed her as too working class to represent them.....”
By Elise Ballard On January 22, during the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, the Oculus House had an event for their VR for Good initiative, described as "helping non-profits and rising filmmakers bring a variety of social missions to life."
VR meets Non-Profits
Oculus presents VR for Good. Check out what our own Elise Ballard had to say about about the initiative that is "helping non-profits and rising filmmakers bring a variety of social missions to life."
Featuring an interview with filmmakers, Ben Ross and Brittany Neff on their gorgeous film "Rise Above"