Neuroscience
Sarah Polley has won another award for her movie:
From The Vancouver Sun:
Polley wins N.Y. film critics award
CanWest News Service
Published: Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Canadian filmmaker Sarah Polley has won the New York Film Critics Circle's best first film award for her directorial debut Away From Her, an adaptation of Alice Munro's short story The Bear Came Over the Mountain. Academy award-winning actress Julie Christie took the best actress award for her performance in Polley's film as a woman suffering from the onset of Alzheimer's disease.
© The Vancouver Sun 2007
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Neuroscience
Alzheimer's Disease: Sarah Polley's Movie, Away From Her
Sarah Polley has won another award for her movie:
From The Vancouver Sun:
Polley wins N.Y. film critics award
CanWest News Service
Published: Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Canadian filmmaker Sarah Polley has won the New York Film Critics Circle's best first film award for her directorial debut Away From Her, an adaptation of Alice Munro's short story The Bear Came Over the Mountain. Academy award-winning actress Julie Christie took the best actress award for her performance in Polley's film as a woman suffering from the onset of Alzheimer's disease.
© The Vancouver Sun 2007
[ ... Read the full article ... ]
- 2012 Neuro Film Festival
The American Academy of Neurology (AAN), a professional organization for neurologists, is hosting the 2012 Neuro Film Festival at their Annual Meeting in New Orleans: Now in its third year, the Neuro Film Festival is a contest by the American Academy...
- Upcoming Event: "celluloid Science" (nyc, 20 Oct 2011)
On the 20th of October, the New York Academy of Sciences is hosting the following event: Celluloid Science: Humanizing Life in the Lab From the website: "Science & the City teams with the Imagine Science Film Festival (ISFF) to present a panel discussion...
- Alzheimer's Disease: Sarah Polley's Movie, Away From Her
In continued postings here about Away From Her, I note that Julie Christie and Sarah Polley have just been nominated in Academy Award categories Best Actress and Best Adapted Screenplay, respectively. The screenplay was adapted from a short story written...
- Alzheimer's Disease: Sarah Polley's Movie, Away From Her
In continued postings here about Away From Her, I note that yesterday Julie Christie won a Golden Globe award as Best Actress for her performance in the movie. Golden Globe Winners...
- Alzheimer's: Sarah Polley's Movie, Away From Her
From Australia's National Nine News: Alzheimer's struggle brought to screen Friday Sep 21 08:19 AEST At just 28 years of age, Canadian director Sarah Polley has made a debut feature film that directors twice her age and experience would be proud...