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Adam reviews the controlled and impressive darkly comedic drama Thoroughbreds. The film is the debut feature of writer/director Cory Finley and stars Olivia Cooke and Anya Taylor-Joy.
Debut features are tough. Tougher still, black comedies. Add a dollop of teenage drama. And you have a mixture of clichéd indie debut feature disaster. Thoroughbreds sidesteps the clichés inherent in its premise. What could have been a cheap Heathers knock-off for the millennial set is anything but. The film has more in common with David Fincher than your typical coming-of-age teenage drama released by a studio. Thoroughbreds' steeps itself in the apathy of these teenagers' disaffected selfish nature bending it to murderous credulity to the point of comedy. Be warned, Thoroughbreds is the darkest of comedies toeing the fine line between drama and comedy that few successfully can balance.
The film begins with images of a young woman and a horse staring at one another. It's midnight. Shots of a knife. Blackness. Inhuman sounds. Things are not well in this particular nameless suburbia. We learn Amanda (Olivia Cooke), the young woman with the horse, has been hired to study with Lily (Anya Taylor-Joy). Former friends who like many went their separate ways as they began high school into different cliques. The interaction is cordial and pleasant but a darker undercurrent bleeds to the surface. Amanda initially pushes Lily, taunting her with honesty, Lily pushes back with honest designed to hurt, reactive. Thus sets the dynamics in play for this relationship.
Amanda and Lily test, push, pull and prod at one another's artifice. They quickly begin to realize they could be kindred spirits of sorts. Young women hiding darker souls than your average disaffected wealthy teenager. Through these interactions and conversations, Amanda and Lily form an uneasy relationship. Though unsure of one another's true intent they begin to learn about each other's problems finding possible sociopathic solutions.
These intimate moments between Amanda and Lily are not your typical disaffected teenage life of the wealthy. Writer/Director Cory Finley imbues the relationship with a sense of class and status. We are always keenly aware that Amanda comes from a family of lesser financial means than Lily. The way that Finley plays with the dynamic that it creates between these young women is fascinating.
As they begin to plot the unthinkable, Finley is able to make pointed observations about class and subservience to money. Adding a third component in the form of Tim (Anton Yelchin) only elaborates on this particular thematic. Tim a low-level drug dealer swimming in the dead ends of the service industry has dreams of financial success, which are constantly mocked by the Lily and Amanda. These Teenagers already understand what a working-class twenty-something does not; he will always be exploited either by them or someone else and they will always have the shortcuts and advances he will never have.It's in these and its final moments that Thoroughbreds rises above what we've come to expect from films about teenagers.
Thoroughbreds plays into what makes cinema great; unexpectedly twisty story that defies thematic conventions. The film plays on so many layers with so much said about class, money, parental-child dynamics, patriarchal dominance, empathy, subjectivity audiences will still unpacking it all long after the credits. This is a truly complex portrait of two young women that isn't about boys, dating or their "sexual awakening". Thoroughbreds' strives and succeeds at being more than the stereotypes that liter teenage comedy or drama.
Thoroughbreds is in limited release on March 9th.


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Biscahie, Thibault
Thibault Biscahie is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Politics at York University (Toronto), where he specializes in political economy, international relations and comparative politics. He holds a Master's degree from Sciences Po Lille and has also studied at the Université du Québec à Montréal and the Université de Provence. He is currently teaching international politics at York University as a Teaching Assistant.
His doctoral research examines the election of Emmanuel Macron through a Gramscian lens and aims to understand the implications of Macron's neoliberal policies and Caesarist governance for France. This research project also seeks to explore the recomposition of the European hegemonic order that Macron's election could entail.
Research Interests: International Relations; Comparative Politics
Institution: York University
EU Foreign Policy and External Relations
International Relations and Foreign Policy
Research groups: Democracy/Populism/Nationalism,RG ECSA-C Democracy,The ECSA-C members
Email: biscahie@yorku.ca
Media outreach: Yes
Languages: English, French
Norrevik, Sara
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Following best practices that enable high performance, not-for-profit boards have significantly reduced their member size over the last decade. Now, emerging challenges—led by health-care reform and the evolution of the health information revolution—will change the optimally desired inventory of competencies and perspectives required for high-performing boards over the next decade. The puzzle is to identify and assemble a broader set of board characteristics among an increasingly smaller group of members. Succession planning will become increasingly complex and will require an intentional, objective, and detailed process that is actively revisited and pursued.
The major dimensions of board composition have also grown more complex. Summarized in the table below are the six areas we feel are critical to establishing a diverse, competent board.
Human Diversity—race/ethnicity, gender, age, geographic residences, etc.
The competency dimension distinguishes between experiential competencies and content/expertise competencies because specific competencies in each of these areas will become critical in the next decade of change. For example, specific experience in implementing complex information technologies will be important to organizations implementing the electronic medical record. In parallel, content expertise in health/disease management and medical informatics—how you extract value from the new information capability—will be key to health-care quality and service work.
Having diverse and relevant perspectives to draw on also will be critical to high-performance governance, and we have noted that these include human diversity and stakeholder perspectives—both of which are valuable in forming functional patient-centered "systems" of care. This dimension is also critical when we consider the greater scrutiny by the IRS through the Form 990 of an organization's community benefit.
Finally, the political dimension presents the challenge of considering both broad environmental political factors as well as the all-important group dynamics of human interaction and leadership. This helps build the organization's ability to influence policy as well as enhance fund development. Overall, this dimension is of vital importance to building a board capable of generative thinking and leadership.
Apex advises boards on succession planning and facilitates the development of a succession-planning matrix that boards can use in defining succession-planning targets and in identifying optimal board candidates.


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Uisenma Borchu, née le  à Oulan-Bator, est une réalisatrice, scénariste, monteuse et actrice germano-mongole.

Biographie

Filmographie

Comme réalisatrice
 2007 : Donne-moi plus
 2011 : Himmel voller Geigen
 2012 : Khuyagaa – Tag im Leben eines Nomadenjungen
 2012 : Preis des Goldes
 2015 : Schau mich nicht so an
 2020 : Black Milk (Schwarze Milch)

Comme scénariste
 2015 : Schau mich nicht so an

Comme monteuse
 2015 : Schau mich nicht so an

Comme actrice
 2015 : Schau mich nicht so an : Hedi
 2018 :  : la tueuse mongole

Notes et références

Liens externes

Réalisatrice allemande
Réalisatrice mongole
Scénariste allemande de cinéma
Naissance en juin 1984
Naissance à Oulan-Bator

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Pacers vs Celtics NBA Odds, Preview & Expert Pick
Written by Jordan Walters on March 29, 2019
NBA News and Rumors
It's looking more and more likely that the Indiana Pacers and Boston Celtics will finish fourth and fifth in the Eastern Conference and will meet in the first round of the playoffs – in whichever order. They meet for the third time this regular season on Friday with the Celtics as home NBA betting favorites.
How to Bet Pacers vs Celtics NBA Odds & Game Info
"It's a big game, it's a huge game for what we're trying to do," said @yungsmoove21 of Friday's meeting with the Celtics. pic.twitter.com/8I3q2FixP3
— Indiana Pacers (@Pacers) 28 de marzo de 2019
When: Friday, 7 PM ET
Where: TD Garden
TV: NBA TV
Live Stream: NBA League Pass
NBA Odds: Boston Celtics -6.5 (Total 213.5)
Season Series
Split 1-1, with each team winning at home. The one in Boston was a Celtics 135-108 blowout, the worst road loss of the season for the Pacers. Marcus Morris led the Celtics with 22 points to go along with a team-high eight rebounds while Jaylen Brown also added 22 points and seven boards off the bench. Jayson Tatum netted 20 points. The Pacers were led by Domantas Sabonis and his 20 points. All-time at home, Boston leads this series 61-27.
Why Bet on Indiana?
I wouldn't with the Pacers on the road – they have dropped nine straight away from home. The last time the Pacers lost nine consecutive road games was the 2010-11 season (Dec. 1 through Jan. 8). On Wednesday, it was a 107-99 defeat at Oklahoma City. OKC star and former Pacer Paul George scored seven of his 31 points during a decisive 24-0 run. The Thunder slogged through the first half and trailed by nine at the break. By the end of the third quarter, they led 76-69.
The Pacers scored at 10:48 of the third quarter and didn't score again until the 3:57 mark. They missed 14 consecutive shots during that 24-0 burst by Oklahoma City, the longest run without a point allowed in the NBA this season. Indiana is 28-2 when scoring 110 or more points and 23-3 when shooting 50 percent or better from the field. Conversely, the Pacers are 4-15 when they score fewer than 100 points and 0-8 when they shoot under 40.
Bojan Bogdanovic had a team-high 28 points, four assists, and two rebounds, making 11-of-20 shots with a 6-of-9 mark from deep in the loss. He has played every game this season, joining Thad Young and Cory Joseph as the only Pacers to do so.
Domantas Sabonis notched 18 points, 10 rebounds, two assists and one block in 31 minutes. Sabonis recorded his 24th double-double of the season. He is now tied with Hassan Whiteside and Enes Kanter for most double-doubles off the bench in a single season since 2000. Myles Turner finished with 10 points and 12 rebounds, giving him 15 double-doubles this season.
Darren Collison (quad) returned to action on Wednesday with eight points, six assists, three rebounds, two 3-pointers and one steal in 24 minutes. Collison made 3-of-10 field goals and didn't get to the free throw line. He was coming off a three-game absence.
Total Score: 107.76
Field Goal Percentage: 47.45
Three-Point Percentage: 37.23
Free Throw Percentage: 75.41
Total Rebounds: 43.17
Why Bet on Boston?
The Celtics snapped a four-game slide Tuesday with a 116-106 win in Cleveland without Kyrie Irving. The Celtics let a 12-point lead slip away but took over after the Cavaliers tied the game early in the final period. Boston ended the game with a 24-14 run sparked by three-point plays from Marcus Smart and Marcus Morris to pull away. Smart notched 21 points on 8-of-14 from the field and 3-of-3 from the line.
Irving was rested but he'll play in this important game. Irving is currently averaging 23.8 points, 5.1 rebounds and 7.1 assists on the season and is one of just three players across the NBA this season to record at least 23 points, five rebounds and seven assists per game joining James Harden and LeBron James.
Terry Rozier made a fill-in start vs. the Cavaliers with 11 points (5-of-13 FGs), five rebounds, two assists, two steals and a triple in 29 minutes. Al Horford (knee) returned from a two-game absence to score 19 points on 7-of-10 from the field. Horford added eight rebounds, five assists and a block in 27 minutes. Brad Stevens said that Aron Baynes will at times start alongside Al Horford depending on the matchup. Stevens said the Baynes-Horford frontcourt pairing makes for their best defensive lineup.
Jayson Tatum (back) returned from a one-game absence with 21 points (9-of-17 FGs), five rebounds, four assists, one steal and three triples in 34 minutes. He scored all 21 of his points in the first half but he was scoreless with three missed shots in the second.
Pacers vs Celtics NBA Betting Trends
Under is 5-2 in the last 7 meetings in Boston
Underdog is 4-1 ATS in the last 5 meetings
Indiana is 1-8 ATS in its last 9 games on the road
Indiana is 0-5 SU in its last 5 games on the road
The total has gone UNDER in 7 of Indiana's last 8 games on the road
Boston is 0-5 ATS in its last 5 games at home
Boston is 17-7 SU in its last 24 games at home
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Boston's last 7 games at home
Expert Final Prediction for Pacers vs Celtics
Indiana Pacers 102 – Boston Celtics 107
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Remote control: Cowboys get live look at Ravens
48dTodd Archer
Reid: Mahomes might've returned pre-protocol
2hMichael DiRocco
QB Watson urges fans not to protest on behalf
Niners promote McDaniel to OC, Ryans to DC
5hMike Reiss
Which path will new Falcons GM Terry Fontenot choose?
35mMike Triplett
Bucs have beaten Rodgers before, but does the formula change?
36mJenna Laine
Packers receivers prove worthy once and for all
33mRob Demovsky
Flores, Woodson hoping to take Raiders, Raider Nation to Canton
36mPaul Gutierrez
2020 NFL season in review: How the season finished, what's next for eliminated playoff teams
2dNFL Nation
What now for Drew Brees and the Saints? NFL experts debate their title window, future at QB
2dESPN NFL Experts
2021 NFL draft order: Top 28 picks set, with Jags, Jets, Dolphins at the top
2dESPN staff
Dallas Cowboys to get live look at next opponent as Baltimore Ravens play Wednesday
Todd ArcherESPN Staff Writer
Covered NFL since 1997, Cowboys since 2003
Previously covered Bengals and Dolphins
Lives in Dallas area with his wife and two children
FRISCO, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys will have a different kind of film session after Wednesday's practice.
The Cowboys will watch the Pittsburgh Steelers-Baltimore Ravens game by position groups at The Star in preparation for their meeting against the Ravens next Tuesday.
"To be able to watch them play live, I think will be a little benefit if we did it together," coach Mike McCarthy said. "I thought it's a unique opportunity. We've all watched Monday night games before, but rarely do you get to watch a game live after you're two days into your preparation."
The Cowboys have enough room at The Star and Ford Center to continue to follow the NFL's COVID-19 protocols to have in-person meetings. The Star was closed on Monday and Tuesday, per league-wide rules, but the team held their first meetings for Baltimore virtually and will go through a lighter-than-normal Wednesday practice.
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The Steelers and Ravens kick off Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. ET.
"Schematically, all of us in the NFL, you are who you are conceptually. You're going to attack your opponent from a similar platform, but utilization of personnel is really the question that we'll obviously look at today when they play Pittsburgh," McCarthy said. "But I feel like our personnel department has done a really good job trying to track the personnel of who may be next week and so forth. That's really what the big question will be as we move forward. But our schematic preparation and how we plan on playing, that process, we're in Day 2 of that."
On Thursday, the Cowboys will take part virtually in a memorial service for strength and conditioning coordinator Markus Paul, who died last week. Paul's family will be at the church for the service.
"[Thursday] will be more dedicated to Markus Paul, then after that we'll try to get into a normal flow of a normal game plan week as we get ready for Baltimore," McCarthy said.
The Cowboys were originally scheduled to play Baltimore on Thursday, but because of the Ravens' COVID outbreak, the game was moved to Tuesday. The Cowboys have a 1 p.m. ET kickoff the following week at the Cincinnati Bengals, which could be viewed as a disadvantage.
"I view it as the state of the times. Some people may be upset. It's totally something none of us can control," McCarthy said. "I have spent more time trying to get the schedule right. We have spent the majority of our time as a team to make sure we have the preparation correct. You can over-prepare for games. That is something you have to guard against.
"There are so many moving targets here because of the state the league is in. Our outlook is we have to be prepared to play on any day of the week moving forward. That is our mindset. As a staff, it's our job to get the team trained and prepared to win a football game regardless of what day it's played. That is the mindset we are in right now."