“Life Before Her Eyes evokes terror and redemption, shadows and light. Kasischke treads a delicate line with the precision and confidence of a tightrope walker. She reminds us to look hard at life, to notice its beauty and cruelty, even as it flashes before us and disappears.”

I kept a very relaxed and studiously unserious set, but even I was a little shocked when
Winona insisted on rehearsing her love scene topless, who was I to protest Unfortunately, we were using two cameras so the set was not as closed as it should have been. Winona was classically undisturbed, making Mrs. Roper-like cracks about how she hadn't been on a date for 11 months–Daniel Waters

It's hard to think of a Hollywood star who's more popular, diverse and respected than Clooney, a triple threat-artist, accomplished as an actor, producer, and director. Having just been nominated for Best Actor for “Michael Clayton,” his second nod after winning the 2005 Supporting Oscar for “Syriana,” Clooney, 46, is at the peak of his career.

I was incredibly moved by the character‚Äôs story, the tragedy in his childhood that haunts him and the woman who transforms his life in adulthood. “Fugitive Pieces” has profound things to say about trauma, memory and the redemptive power of love. I thought it would make an incredible movie–Jeremy Podeswa

Boxing is the sport of the immigrant class. Whether it was a hundred years ago with Irish, Jews and Italians or today with Hispanics, Africans, and people from the Caribbean, boxing has always been a sport of the underclass and it continues to be. So the people that you find in the boxing gym are always going to be ethnically diverse, at least in New York City–Jason Watts