Matthew Aldrich

1 month ago | hoerzu.at | Adrian Molina |Matthew Aldrich |Lee Unkrich |Jason Katz

» Garantiert alles andere als sterbenslangweilig « Der zwölfjährige Miguel hat eine Leidenschaft für Musik. Was für andere Jungen kein Problem darstellt, verstößt jedoch gegen seine Familienregeln. Diese hat nämlichen vor Generationen Musik aus ihrem Leben verbannt, weil ein Urahn Miguels seine Familie verließ, um Musiker zu werden.

Oct 25, 2024 | hoerzu.at | Adrian Molina |Matthew Aldrich |Lee Unkrich |Jason Katz

» Garantiert alles andere als sterbenslangweilig « BeschreibungDer zwölfjährige Miguel hat eine Leidenschaft für Musik. Was für andere Jungen kein Problem darstellt, verstößt jedoch gegen seine Familienregeln. Diese hat nämlichen vor Generationen Musik aus ihrem Leben verbannt, weil ein Urahn Miguels seine Familie verließ, um Musiker zu werden.

Feb 12, 2024 | comingsoon.it | Matthew Aldrich

TRAMA SPINNING MAN - DOPPIA COLPASpinning Man - Doppia colpa, film diretto da Simon Kaijser, è la storia di Evan Birch (Guy Pearce), uomo affascinante, marito felice, padre amorevole e stimato professore di filosofia. Quando Joyce (Odeya Rush), una studentessa di un college vicino dove lavora, scompare misteriosamente, i sospetti ricadono proprio su Evan a causa di alcuni eventi del passato che ritornano a perseguitarlo.

Jul 25, 2023 | europeanfinancialreview.com | Matthew Aldrich |Helena Gillespie

By and The government has promised to crack down on “rip-off degrees” in England. It will place a cap on student numbers for courses that deliver “poor outcomes” for students – because they have high drop-out rates or do not lead to well-paying jobs. The intention of the government intervention is to ensure that students get appropriate value from their courses. It also intends to make sure taxpayers aren’t left to foot the bill when students don’t earn enough to repay all of their student loans.

Jul 20, 2023 | theconversation.com | Matthew Aldrich |Helena Gillespie

The government has promised to crack down on “rip-off degrees” in England. It will place a cap on student numbers for courses that deliver “poor outcomes” for students – because they have high drop-out rates or do not lead to well-paying jobs. The intention of the government intervention is to ensure that students get appropriate value from their courses. It also intends to make sure taxpayers aren’t left to foot the bill when students don’t earn enough to repay all of their student loans.