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Back in 2008, this is how Off and Running Real Estate was born. Situated in the heart of Eugene, Oregon, our brokerage is constantly on the move for its clients. Whether you’re looking for a new home to settle in with the family or want to sell yours on, we’ve got your covered. Off and Running Real Estate prides itself on providing a ...
7 de sept. de 2010 · Producer/Director Nicole Opper. Nicole Opper is an Emmy®-nominated filmmaker who directed and produced the feature documentary Off and Running, an Audience Favorite at Tribeca and winner of ten international awards including Best Documentary at Outfest and Best Documentary Screenplay at Silverdocs.The film was nationally broadcast on P.O.V. in 2010.
Off and running. To be making a good start, to be progressing well. The candidates are off and running in the race to become mayor of the city. Related Idioms. Do not halloo till you are out of the wood. The old verb ‘to halloo’ meant ‘to give a load exclamation’.
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28 de ene. de 2010 · Film. Review: Off and Running. The documentary beats in arrhythmic time with its subjects’ fascinating, and strangely familiar, confusion. by Joseph Jon Lanthier. January 28, 2010. Locating one’s birth parents is stereotypically, if not always glibly, approached in film as a necessarily brutal process of self-exploration: It’s assumed ...
20 de jul. de 2014 · Questions of family, identity, and belonging run through Nicole Opper’s 2009 documentary Off and Running, which follows Avery Klein-Cloud’s attempts to find her own answers to them. Opper’s documentary brings us into Avery’s world through observational footage and voiceover, while interviews with friends and family expand on Avery’s ...
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