During my adolescent years (I’m sad to say that now I’m 20) I watched many teen dramas and serials, some of which involved a hearty university/college experience. Whilst I attend university myself it’s far from the campus lifestyle I was expecting. However, AT BERKELEY may just give me an insight into what it’s really like to enroll at one of America’s most popular colleges.
Directed by Frederick Wiseman (CRAZY HORSE), the documentary premiered at NonFics where it garnered mostly positive reviews. Focusing on the problems Berkeley faces trying to challenge some of America’s most prestigious private universities, Wiseman has collected some brilliant footage portraying what it’s really like to live and breathe college life.
AT BERKELEY will receive a limited US release, so make sure to catch it while you can!
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Considering Jazmine grew up watching CARRY ON SCREAMING, THE LION KING and JURASSIC PARK on repeat for weeks on end, it made sense for her to study film at London South Bank University. It’s also a good thing that her course requires a lot of sitting down because she’s very accident-prone. When she’s not examining her bruises, she likes pretending that she doesn’t live in Southend-On-Sea and spends hours mindlessly blogging. Favourite films include BLUE VALENTINE, ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND and TOY STORY 2.
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