Fantastic lies

Resource Information

The work Fantastic lies represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in DC Public Library System. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.

Label

Fantastic lies

Statement of responsibility

ESPN Films presents a Lightbox production ; directed by Marina Zenovich ; produced by P.G. Morgan, Marina Zenovich

Contributor

• Darby, Seyward
• Johnson, Robert David, 1967-
• ESPN Home Entertainment
• Meadows, Susannah
• Morgan, P. G., (Peter G.)
• Neff, Joseph
• ESPN Films (Firm)
• Seligmann, Kathy
• Sheehan, Ruth
• Starn, Orin
• Yaeger, Don
• Zenovich, Marina
• Burnette, Delois
• Bannon, Bradley
• Cardoni, Jeff
• Cheshire, Joe
• Chafe, William H., 1942-
• Coleman, James E., 1946-
• Team Marketing (Firm)
• Cooney, Jim, (Attorney)
• Lightbox (Firm)

Commentator

• Starn, Orin
• Sheehan, Ruth
• Seligmann, Kathy
• Neff, Joseph
• Meadows, Susannah
• Johnson, Robert David, 1967-
• Chafe, William H., 1942-
• Yaeger, Don
• Cheshire, Joe
• Burnette, Delois
• Darby, Seyward
• Cooney, Jim, (Attorney)
• Coleman, James E., 1946-
• Bannon, Bradley

Composer

• Cardoni, Jeff

Film director

• Zenovich, Marina

Film distributor

• Team Marketing (Firm)

Film producer

• Morgan, P. G., (Peter G.)
• Zenovich, Marina

Presenter

• ESPN Films (Firm)

Production company

• Lightbox (Firm)

Publisher

• ESPN Home Entertainment

Subject

• Rape -- Investigation
• Rape -- Investigation -- North Carolina | Durham -- Case studies
• Rape -- North Carolina | Durham -- Case studies
• Trials (Rape)
• Trials (Rape) -- North Carolina | Durham -- Case studies
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• mwt 11/28/16
• Rape
• Documentary films
• Documentary films
• Duke University
• Duke University -- Lacrosse
• Duke University -- Students
• Feature films
• Lacrosse players
• Lacrosse players -- North Carolina | Durham
• Legal ethics
• Legal ethics -- North Carolina | Durham -- Case studies
• Nifong, Michael Byron -- Ethics
• Nonfiction films
• North Carolina -- Durham
• Prosecution -- Corrupt practices
• Prosecution -- Corrupt practices -- North Carolina | Durham -- Case studies
• Public prosecutors
• Public prosecutors -- Professional ethics -- North Carolina | Durham -- Case studies

Genre

• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Documentary films
• Feature films
• Nonfiction films
• Case studies

Language

• eng
• eng
• eng
• eng

Summary

On March 13, 2006, a group of Duke University lacrosse players threw a team party that ended up changing lives, ruining careers, tarnishing a university's reputation and even jeopardizing the future of the sport at the school. Acclaimed director Marina Zenovich ('Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired') delves into the party that ignited a national firestorm and resulted in a highly-charged legal investigation with its underlying themes of sex, race, class, violence

Member of

• 30 for 30, season 3, no. 7
• 30 for 30 (Television program)

Cataloging source

TEFMT

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

Executive producer, Jonathan Chinn, Simon Chinn ; editor, Greg Finton ; director of photography, Wolfgang Held, Thorsten Thielow ; original score, Jeff Cardoni

Date time place

Originally broadcast by ESPN Mar. 13, 2016

Dewey number

364.15/3209756563

Intended audience

MPAA rating: Not rated

Language note

In English with optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing (SDH)

LC call number

HV6568.D87

LC item number

F363 2016

PerformerNote

Commentators, Jim Cooney, Seyward Darby, William Chafe, Susannah Meadows, Don Yaeger, Bradley Bannon, KC Johnson, Kathy Seligmann, Joe Cheshire, Joseph Neff, Ruth Sheehan, James E. Coleman, Jr., Delois Burnette

Runtime

103

Series statement

Thirty for thirty

Series volume

season III, number 7

Technique

live action