Much talked about, but seldom seen, “Indiana Jones: the Adaptation” makes its New York debut as part of the Brooklyn Underground Film Festival this weekend. Filmmaker Chris Strompolos and his friends recreated, shot for shot, the blockbuster movie “Raiders of the Lost Ark” over the course of their adolescence and into adulthood. Also on the bill, New York Press film critic Matt Zoller Seitz’s made-in-Brooklyn independent feature “Home.”
David Wells senior Wall Street correspondent, Financial Times
and
Andre Postelnicu assistant news editor and markets reporter for the Financial Times
- discusses the merger between the New York Stock Exchange and Archipelago and other market news
Chris Strompolos,
filmmaker, Brooklyn Underground Film Festival entrant,
- on the New York premiere of his labor of love "Indiana Jones: The Adaptation," a shot for shot recreation of "Raiders of the Lost Ark," done as an adolescent
» Indiana Jones: The Adaptation
and
Matt Zoller Seitz,
film director, New York Press film critic and Star-Ledger television columnist,
- on his made-in-Brooklyn film, "Home," and the Brooklyn Underground Film Festival
» Brooklyn Underground Film Festival
» New York Press
» New York Press
Philp P. Pan Beijing Correspondent for the Washington Post
- discusses tensions between China and Japan
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Michael Swaine Senior Associate at the Carnegie Endowment for Peace ,br />
- discusses tensions between China and Japan
» Carnegie Endowment
Gale Brewer,
City Councilperson (D - District 6, Upper West Side),
- on life and politics in her Upper West Side District
» District 6
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