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Michael Kleiman
Michael Kleiman is a documentary filmmaker who has focused on films with social themes. He co-directed ''The Last Survivor'', which was a MIPCOM pick for 2010 and ''Web'', which premiered at the DOC NYC Film Festival where it won the Sundance Now Audience Award.
==Life==
Kleiman was born in Long Island, NY. He became attracted to cinema as a child, especially after seeing Macaulay Culkin’s performance in ''Home Alone'', then regularly imitated scenes from that movie (especially Keven McAllister’s scene, applying aftershave and screaming into the mirror) as well as scenes from ''My Cousin Vinny'' and ''The Fugitive'', in part because it was the only time he was allowed to curse.〔(【引用サイトリンク】publisher= Righteous Pictures )〕 This interest led him to making his own films in middle school and into high school.〔
Kleiman received a Fulbright Scholarship and studied film theory, history and criticism at the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in 2006.〔 He discovered documentary making at college, seeing it as a way to combine his love for cinema with a desire to promote social change,〔 working on a series of documentaries highlighting the work of the College Board and the Gates Foundation in public education reform.〔
He is currently studying his masters at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, with the aim of learning how policy is created and evaluated to relate this to filmmaking.〔
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