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1. www.bu.edu › articles › 2015The Imitation Game ’s Long Road to Acclaim - Boston University

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   Mar 30, 2015 · The movie, which comes out today on DVD and Blu-Ray, was a huge undertaking for Oscar-nominated coproducer Nora Grossman. Grossman (COM’05) had never heard of Turing when her friend (now producing partner) Ido Ostrowsky called six years ago to tell her about an op-ed by Britain’s Prime Minister Gordon Brown, where he apologized for his ...

2. dailyfreepress.com › 2014/12/08 › interview-com-alumINTERVIEW: COM alumna Nora Grossman on producing ‘The ...

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   Dec 8, 2014 · Producers Nora Grossman, a 2005 College of Communication alumna, and Ido Ostrowsky chose this topic as the basis of their film in order to educate viewers on the genius and tortured life of Turing, as most are unfamiliar with his story.

3. womenandhollywood.com › the-big-o-how-noraThe Big O: How Nora Grossman of ‘The Imitation Game’ Broke ...

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   One of those producers is Nora Grossman, whose scored a hit her first time out with The Imitation Game, the story of closeted genius Alan Turing, who helped end World War II by breaking Germany’s Enigma code. The $14 million historical drama starring Benedict Cumberbatch has grossed $103.7 million worldwide since opening in late November.

4. jewishjournal.com › culture › artsSolving the enigma: Producing Alan Turing’s story, against ...

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   Jan 22, 2015 · Sitting in a Beverly Hills cafe the other day, the almost preternaturally youthful Ido Ostrowsky, 35, and Nora Grossman, 31, looked more like college

5. www.hollywoodreporter.com › gallery › makingThe Making of ‘The Imitation Game’ - The Hollywood Reporter

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   Nov 11, 2014 · Ido Ostrowsky and Nora Grossman. Producers Ostrowksy and Grossman at the film’s Toronto debut. Turing. Turing is believed to have had many of the characteristics associated with Asperger’s ...

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6. www.wbur.org › hereandnow › 2014/12/08First Time Producer's 'The Imitation Game' Gets Oscar Buzz - WBUR

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   Dec 8, 2014 · (Courtsey of Nora Grossman) Nora Grossman and Ido Ostrowsky were between television jobs when they came across the story of British mathematician Alan Turing.

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   Why did George Grossman write see under love?

   • Grossman believed that literary art has the power to redeem life, purge language of corruption, and make the world new. Initially, he believed that no one would read 'See Under: Love' except Michal. However, the novel is a narrative enactment of this belief.

   The Unconsoled - The New Yorker

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   Who is Michael Grossman?

   • Michael Grossman is a leader of small weekly demonstrations against the settlers. On a sunstruck Friday in July, he and Michal stood in the middle of a crowd, while two dozen policemen manned barriers at the top of a street.

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   Who was David Grossman?

   • David Grossman was an Israeli writer. In February, 2004, he set out to walk half the length of his country, along the Israel Trail, from the Lebanese border, in the north, down to his home, outside Jerusalem.

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   How long did David Grossman spend interviewing Palestinians?

   • For 'The Yellow Wind' (1988), a nonfiction investigation of the Israeli occupation of the West Bank that made David Grossman internationally famous, he spent nine weeks interviewing Palestinians.

   The Unconsoled - The New Yorker

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   Sep 20, 2010 · Childhood suffuses Grossman’s work: he has written several books for kids, and a play about three-year-olds; among his novels, the main narrator of “See Under: Love,” Momik, is nine years ...