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THROUGH THE FIRE Sebastian Telfair's Defining Year

by blazerphan4real@[EMAIL PROTECTED] Feb 23, 2006 at 11:48 PM

"A hoop dreams for the ages!" - NY Daily News

"Captivating...a pure adrenaline rush." -Time Out NY

"The year's most gripping film." - Jay Carr, AM New York


THROUGH THE FIRE  - a real look inside high school hoops and about
****tland Trailblazer Sebastian Telfair's rise to the NBA IN THEATERS
NOW!

****Check out the trailer: http://www.throughthefiremovie.com/

Read the Insidehoops.com review:

No matter what plans you may have for this weekend, at least a few
hours will be terrific -- provided you go catch a fantastic, must-see
basketball do***entary that hits select cities tonight.

Through The Fire tells the tale of basketball star Sebastian Telfair as
he spends his high school year playing basketball and deciding whether
to jump straight to the NBA or attend the University of Louisville,
where he'd be coached by the legendary Rick Pitino.

Telfair, the cousin of NBA star Stephon Marbury and brother of overseas

professional player Jamel Thomas, grew up in the Coney Island section
of Brooklyn and like his relatives, went to Lincoln High School.
Because of his talent and family, the media spotlight was on Telfair
ever since he was a little kid, so it was no surprise that his star
****ned bright.

In the phenomenon of poor kids from urban ghettos passing up the
traditional means of upward mobility for the win-it-all/lose-it-all
gamble of professional s****ts, Telfair becomes a focal point of the
debate.

Through The Fire shows us strong personalities yanking Telfair in one
direction or the other. We gain insight about the manufacturing of
Telfair into a likeable, marketable item. We see washed-up players in
the projects who wished they were Marbury or Telfair but failed,
sharing their views. We see extended family and friends doing their
best to hang onto Telfair and be his best friend, uncensored views from
his coach, lip service from a king of the sneaker world, and much more.

And of course, we see awesome game footage of Telfair at his best.

Hard****p and the grim economics of being a poor kid in a tough hool is
a prevailing theme in the film. As is the goal of being rich, buying
cars for loved ones, ruling the world, getting a shoe deal, making the
NBA and living a dream that countless kids around the globe have
dreamed.

What's more im****tant, getting an education or making millions of
dollars before the age of 21? Watching this story unfold is
fascinating.

I've seen almost every basketball movie/do***entary that's come out in
the last 30 years, and Through The Fire is one of the only ones that
kept my attention from start to finish. Every minute interested me.

The film was a Spotlight Selection in the 2005 Tribeca Film Festival,
Winner of Best Do***entary in the 2005 Urbanworld Film Festival, and
Audience Award Winner of Best Do***entary in the 2005 AFI Fest.

Ryan Jones of Slam Magazine recently praised the film: "With incredible
access and insight, Through The Fire illuminates one young star's hoop
dreams and hard-knock realities," said Jones. "Thoroughly compelling
and guaranteed to make you Sebastian Telfair's biggest fan."

I definitely recommend all basketball fans catch Through The Fire. Go
see it tonight or this weekend.
_____________________________________________________________
Check out http://www.throughthefiremovie.com/
for all theaters and
those coming soon!

LOS ANGELES:
Academy 6   (1003 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91106)
Showtimes Phone: 626.229.9400

BOSTON:
Coolidge Corner Theatre (290 Harvard Street, Brookline)
Showtime Phone: 617.734.2500
$5/ticket for teams of 5 or more.  Coach and/or chaperone gets in for
free.  Call Casey at the Coolidge Theater at (617) 734-2501 ext. 104 to
arrange.

****TLAND, OREGON:
The Hollywood Theatre (4122 NE Sandy Blvd)
Showtimes: M,T,Th,F - 7:00, 9:20  Wed - 9:40  Sat/Su - 2:40,
4:50, 7:00, 9:20
www.hollywoodtheatre.org  Showtimes Phone: 503.281.4215

CORVALLIS, OREGON
Darkside Cinemas 215 SW 4th Ave. Corvallis, OR  97330

SAN ANTONIO
Bijou at the Crossroads 4522 Fredricksburg Rd. San Antonio, TX 78201
www.santikos.com Showtimes Phone: 210.737.0291

TORONTO
Rainbow Cinemas - Woodbine 500 Rexdale Blvd Woodbine Shopping Center
www.rainbowcinemas.ca Showtimes Phone: 416.494.9371
Showtimes: TBA Buy Tickets Now: 416.213.9048

Cineplex Odeon - Carlton Cinemas 20 Carlton Street
http://www.cineplex.com
Showtimes Phone: 416-598-2309
Showtimes: TBA Group Sales: 1.800.313.4461

LOUISVILLE, KY
Stonybrook Cinemas 2745 South Hurstbourne Pkwy Louisville, KY  40220
Showtimes Phone: 502.499.6656
For groups of 25 or more, receive 50 cents off each ticket.  Call
theater manager to reserve tickets.

YPSILANTI, MI
Showcase Ann Arbor 4100 Carpenter Rd Ypsilanti, MI  48197
Showtimes Phone: 734.973.8424
For groups of 25 or more, receive 50 cents off each ticket.  Call
theater manager to reserve tickets.

TEMPE, AZ
Harkins Valley Art 505 South Mill Ave. Tempe, AZ  85281
www.harkinstheatres.com Showtimes Phone: 480.446.7272
Students get $2 off each ticket with student i.d..  This is good for
any showing except the matinee showing.

ANDERSON, IN
Applewood 8 (Goodrich Quality Theaters) 1704 E. 60th Anderson, IN
46013
Showtimes Phone: 765.642.0990 www.gqti.com
VIP pass program minimum of 50 tickets for $7.25 (normally $8.25)
Student dicount $7.25 all shows (must show student ID)

CINCINNATI, OH
Showcase Springdale Cinema Deluxe 18 12064 Springfield Pike Cincinnati,
OH  45246
Showtimes Phone: 513.671.6917

ORLANDO, FL
Dowtown Media Arts Center 39 S Magnolia Ave Orlando FL 32801
www.dmacorlando.com Showtimes Phone: 407.992.1200

Palm Springs, CA
Cinemas Palme D'Or Westfield Palm Desert 72840 Highway 111 Palm
Desert

WA****NGTON DC
Marlow Heights 6 3899 Branch Ave. Temple Hills, MD  20748
Showtimes phone: 301.316.1030
$5/ticket for groups of 5 or more.  Call theater manager to reserve
tickets.  This is good for any showing of THROUGH THE FIRE only.

www.throughthefiremovie.com
 




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THROUGH THE FIRE Sebastian Telfair's Defining Year
blazerphan4real@[EMAIL PR  2006-02-23 23:48:40 

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