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You have to destroy her buoyancy and you do that by having externally what are called the Main Ballast Tanks, which are like large blisters.
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"Ballast" - In reference to the above, it's heartening to see American directors can tackle a difficult story and avoid the cheese.
indieWIRE News 2009
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"Ballast" - This account of three poor Mississippi family members dealing with the effects of a suicide is unfiltered and grippingly honest throughout, crafting melancholic beauty out of the Delta's lonely landscape and the characters 'unswerving determination to survive an insurmountable loss.
indieWIRE News 2009
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Where the bleep does Bill "Ballast" Nelson get off complaining about the delay, when he slandered an excellent candidate -- Steve Isakowitz -- out of the job, and torpedoed another?
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One bright new talent clearly emerged from the dramatic competition features: Lance Hammer, the director of the strikingly uncompromising "Ballast," a poetically understated and beautifully shot movie about tragedy and reconciliation in the wintry Mississippi Delta.
Smiling in the Dark 2008
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"Ballast" may not fill the multiplexes, but it's exactly the kind of daring personal filmmaking Sundance was created to showcase.
Smiling in the Dark 2008
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The Mantua has no Leads in the Sleeves, and I hope we are not lighter than the _French_ Ladies, so as to want that kind of Ballast; the
The Spectator, Volume 2. Richard Steele 1700
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Film: "Ballast" 7 pm, Capawock Theatre, Vineyard Haven.
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Required Viewing, will release "Ballast" at New York's Film Forum on October 1, followed by a national rollout.
indieWIRE News 2009
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"Ballast" director Lance Hammer, accepting an award at the 2008
indieWIRE News 2009
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