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CROSSING THE LINE explores isolation, relationships and the struggles of society in this short British drama. Ann Simmonds (Nicola Jefferies), a woman in. Режиссер: Дэвид Виктор. В ролях: Марио Касас, Элизабет Ларена, Виктор Соле и др. It is the first film made with the Red One camera.

The film does give us some interesting tidbits, such as Dresnok's troubled home life and youth, but the main focus is on a man and how he can live in a place most westerners would consider inhospitable. Crossing The Line lacks the force and power of a strong point of view, but like Gordon's other work about North Korea, it succeeds in revealing what it means for individuals to give themselves This is a captivating film that really gives the viewer good insight into the daily life of a privileged North Korean. Premiering on Sunday at the Hot Springs festival, Crossing the Line is the story of the Olympic athlete Danny Harris, a track-and-field prodigy whose meteroric rise preceded a steep fall into drug addiction.

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A journey through Italy marked by the rhythmic sound of the long distance express trains. Landscapes flash past, at times marred by the intervention of Man, at times intact and beautiful. Can l ask you a question?

There is nothing to talk about. What were you planning on doing if you actually got the plane and the pilots, huh? Crossing the line is one of the golden rules and often trips up new and even veteran directors. There is a tendency for new film makers to say (or be taught at their film academies) that there is too much fuss over "crossing the line", that you don't have to obey the rules if you don't want to.