From Aileen LeBlanc
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Producers: Aileen LeBlanc

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Review of A Lion in the House -'A Lion in the House,' while a great companion piece to the upcoming PBS documentary, is a spectacular and intimate glimpse into the lives of those affected by childhood cancer. Aileen LeBlanc's close relationship with Julia Reichart and Steven Bognar allow for complete and unobstructed look into their documentary. 'A Lion in the House' exemplifies how powerful radio truly is. I've listened to this piece a number of times and am no less moved by it now then I was the first time I heard it. Your listeners will be, too. |
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Review of A Lion in the House -Aileen LeBlanc takes on some tough documentary assignments. In her review of Lion in the House she sensitively deals with the threat of death by cancer without pulling any punches. Her review leaves the listener emotionally exhausted but inspired. |
vick mickunas
Posted on June 18, 2006 at 06:35 AM | Permalink
Review of A Lion in the House -
Aileen LeBlanc shows listeners once again why she is one of the most highly regarded producers in public broadcasting. Aileen is that rare talent who produces amazing stuff for television AND radio. Her piece on the film makers Steven Bognar and Julia Reichert has universal appeal. Their film, A LION IN THE HOUSE deals with a powerful subject that has an impact on every public radio listener; childhood cancer. Cancer touches every one of us. In LeBlanc's capable hands the story builds with tenderness and subtle nuance to an astounding and utterly unexpected ending. This piece should be shared with public radio listeners everywhere. It is that good. This production stands up with the best of Aileen LeBlanc's work, even her astonishing post-9/11 meditation known simply as THE DISHES. Aileen LeBlanc is a force! Your listeners will be enthralled.