Controversial "Courting Condi" Cancelled By Cronies

re: Controversial "Courting Condi" Cancelled By Cronies

Pissed off Stanford Student — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 18:18:06 GMT

What works with Stanford students is being able to make up our own mind. The Film Society has refused to re-schedule the screening, making a mockery of its initial claim that they canceled the film for "logistical reasons". Sadly, most filmmakers can be a a pain in the ass, but that is no excuse to cancel a screening of an award-winning film about a subject that matters to everyone at Stanford

re: Controversial "Courting Condi" Cancelled By Cronies

Stanford student — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 20:40:23 GMT

This is utterly ridiculous! The screening was not cancelled for censorship reasons. I doubt Rice's people even knew about it. Everything I've heard has pointed to the idea that this filmmaker is a pain in the ass to deal with, and the Stanford students used the unavailability of the space to cut ties with him. Using censorship claims as a bullying tactic to push your own personal agenda won't work with Stanford students.

re: Controversial "Courting Condi" Cancelled By Cronies

Emily Farris — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 03:14:15 GMT

Ha, BF! I was there when they were filming some of these scenes? Did you notice that :35 and 1:33 and 1:53 were shot at WORD? (wordbrooklyn.com)

I blogged about this way back when: www.nerve.com/.../is-condoleezza-rice-a-virgin.aspx

P.S. That fat guy totally fell asleep in the rocker in the kids section the second they wrapped shooting.