in·ter·cut·ting ( n t r-k t ng)n. See crosscutting. |
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A friend of Hill's, New Orleans-based experimental filmmaker Courtney Egan showed her version of the aftermath depicted in Hill's film, intercutting the decayed black-and-white frames with color footage Egan shot in the same spots a couple of months ago. For instance, take the sequence intercutting frantic action in the flight-control room with the tedium inside Flight 93, delayed on the runway, inching forward in a long line of planes waiting for take-off. We Are Dad gets the conflict on-screen, intercutting interviews with antigay sources like Paul Cameron and Florida legislator Randy Ball on the supposed dangers of homosexual parenting with scenes of Roger, Steve, and the kids at home. |
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