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Fonda plays a TV reporter who wants to be an investigative journalist but is only allowed to be a TV reporter.
The mismatched bunch of small-time crooks in the film are outshadowed by the investigative partnership of Emma Thompson and Alan Rickman, the humour of whose scenes is much needed in making the movie what it is.
Spunky journalist Holly Hunter produces investigative news reports for a major news network.
No one knows why or who, but an investigative reporter (Luana Walters) notes that each bride was wearing a strange orchid and she goes to interview its creator, Dr. Lorenz (Bela Lugosi).
The film gives a rather condensed version of what is contained in the book, which as far as I can tell by doing some research and investigative fact checking is largely a work of fiction.
Investigative reporter Darren McGavin (as Carl Kolchak) is back; this time, he's after "The Night Strangler".
His management of the bureau from 1924 to his death crated on of the finest investigative services in the world.
The investigative portion of the show is not what drags viewers in.
Based on Jeff Rice's unpublished novel, it told how a fearless investigative reporter named Carl Kolchak ( the late Darren McGavin ) discovered the existence of a vampire in modern-day Las Vegas.
This being a funnier story than a lot of others that I had seen, it's in league with "The Secret of My Success" "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" a lesser talented "Tootsie" but still very much a fun and wacky teenage tale of ' investigative mischief '.
Scott Speedman does quite a good job as the investigative NSA agent despite being dangled from a helicopter, but this role is unlikely to get him very far in terms of his career.
According to the DVD sleeve's synopsis, "An investigative reporter uncovers a plot against the District Attorney.
The film is set in a health club in Los Angeles, with John Travolta starring as an ace investigative reporter for real-life mag Rolling Stone.
The person who filmed it kept zooming the camera in and out like they were investigative reporters.
The late Christopher Reeve stars as Jonathan Fisher, an investigative reporter who tries to tackle the story of a pimp's day-to-day life.
In that way, this film is a failure and shows that Mr. Morris is not capable of rigorous, investigative reporting.
Also after seeing current "CSI" shows regularly, it does seem a little primitive in their investigative methods.
This investigative work of environmental journalism does a great job of telling the story in an informative, accessible way.
I found this movie to be interesting and thoughtful, skillfully combining investigative reporting with art criticism and human interest.
Investigative journalism and serious commentary, like religion, do not have a profit model.
Early elections would divert attention from a serious effort to discover what really happened, although a new cabinet and resignations by autonomous judicial and investigative bodies would help restore faith in these key institutions.
Of course, in that case, investigative journalists have marshaled ample evidence to suggest that the government orchestrated the attacks to bolster its public support.
The Russian government’s assault on independent media has all but prohibited the kind of deep analysis and investigative reporting that is essential to a functioning democracy.
Since 1999, when Putin first became prime minister, 34 journalists have been killed while reporting in the country, including investigative reporter Nikolai Andrushchenko, who was beaten to death last year in St. Petersburg.
The draft differed in many respects from Hazare’s, but it retained what most people sought – an independent agency with its own investigative resources and prosecutorial powers.
If the necessary institutions remain unavailable, then at the least an investigative commission should be created to establish an evidentiary record while this is still possible.
The verdict would lend credibility to other charges of criminality, such as the bombing of four Russian apartment blocks in 1999 and the murders of several investigative journalists.
India’s investigative agencies, judiciary, and press began examining allegations of large-scale corruption.
A public discussion with input from the executive branch, Congress, think tanks, investigative journalists, and scholars should lay a foundation for policy.
Because it controls the means of coercion and levies compulsory taxes, its dark doings need to be exposed by fearless investigative journalism.
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