Something quite different from the multiplex experience. the mission is to run laps around better subsidised for profit repertory movie theatres by showing films that should be on their radars. it s usually going to be a monster movie from the 1970s that played at midnight or perhaps a groundbreaking documentary fiction hybrid about some niche but extremely important political issue from a bygone era. this trailer is promoting a long established new york micro this trailer is promoting a long established new york micro cinema, ctv, a venue that has a loyal following. do you know kim s video? among the recent documentaries shown here was kim s video, a film that explores a legendary now closed new york video store. the co editor of the documentary came to the dctv screening. to him, a big plus of microcinemas is they provide a space
Or non mainstream work. micro cinema is put simply just a small cinema. you really don t need more than folding chairs, a projector and a white wall. staffed often by dedicated volunteers with a passion for film, micro cinema programmers use their imagination to offer something quite different from the multiplex experience. the mission is to run laps around better subsidised for profit repertory movie theatres by showing films that should be on their radars. it s usually going to be a monster movie from the 1970s that played at midnight or perhaps a groundbreaking documentary fiction hybrid about some niche but extremely important political issue from a bygone era. this trailer is promoting a long established new york micro cinema, ctv, a venue that has a loyal following. dctv.
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She is within striking distance of donald trump in new hampshire. if even the majority of christie votes go to nikki haley, she could potentially beat him there. i would expect to see attacks ramping up, and they re going to lean into this. she is a lefty, she is a rino, she has to carve out her niche which is not to that same base. if i m nikki haley and they start that business, what i say is i can win votes all over the place. i can get independents. i can get democrats. if we re going win the white house, i need all of them to show up and vote for me. i m not turning any votes away. that s the campaign she would run 245 would maybe find some republican voters that would get past donald trump. that s a crucial point. obviously the reason she hasn t done that so directly is she thinks it may alienate some of the core republican voters. are there some who might say i don t like this whole independent business, but i am a little sick of him and i do want a winner. there are two ways to think about electability. i want to pick somebody who can get the independents, somebody who can get the more moderate
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Which is transferring money for only a 2% fee, which was highly, highly competitive and lucrative so those of you who are good at math, you ll know that that s approximately $20 million in fees that went to goldfinger between 2001 and 2008. making a lot of money. but the good times didn t last. the company was under indictment. pam was cooperating with federal and the couple were getting divorced they were going to be divorced. so the marriage was over no matter and the relationship was over. jim fayed s attorney, mark worksman, says none of that was a motive for murder. but they did have a business that was a viable lucrative business, and it was worth maintaining, and if she hadn t been murdered presumably they would have come to some settlement over the assets and some division of the property involved in the business jim fayed did not testify. and he didn t make worksman s defense any easier. the prosecution s smoking gun was