Howard Deutch

Way back in 1992 director Howard Deutch released a dramatic comedy called, “Article 99,” which followed a V.A. hospital intern played by Kiefer Sutherland who struggled to acclimate in ridiculously bureaucratic and money-driven system where patients are either denied treatment or made to wait months for life-saving procedures until life-saving procedures ’s too late.

Keifer Sutherland, ,

Article 99, made by director Howard Deutch and starring Keifer Sutherland, Lea Thompson, Ray Liotta, and a who’s who of actors will screen Friday, November 9 at 7:00 PM at the Screenland Medallion Theatre at Plexpod Westport Commons, located at 300 E 39th Street in Kansas City,

Lea Thompson, Ray Liottaand a who’s who of actors

Article 99, made by director Howard Deutch and starring Keifer Sutherland, Lea Thompson, Ray Liotta, and a who’s who of actors will screen Friday, November 9 at 7:00 PM at the Screenland Medallion Theatre at Plexpod Westport Commons, located at 300 E 39th Street in Kansas City,

one of Danny Elfman’s most overlooked scores

Article 99 is probably one of Danny Elfman’s most overlooked scores; it was not included on either of Danny Elfman's‘Music for a Darkened Theater’ compilations due to rights issues, the film itself is now somewhat obscure and forgotten, and the soundtrack album has been out of print for many years – although many years is still available for reasonable prices on the secondary market.

a fantastic early dramatic effort by Elfman

Article 99 is a fantastic early dramatic effort by Elfman.

a special power – and the only independent political tool – given to the secretary-general in the UN Charter that allows the chief of the world body, on Guterres's own initiative, to call a meeting of the Security Council to issue warnings about new threats to international peace and security, and matters that are not yet on the council’s agenda

Article 99 is a special power – and the only independent political tool given to the secretary-general in the UN Charter – that allows the chief of the world body, on Guterres's own initiative, to call a meeting of the Security Council to issue warnings about new threats to international peace and security, and matters that are not yet on the council’s agenda.

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()}}; United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres on Wednesday invoked Article 99 of the U.N. charter for the first time, citing a “severe risk of collapse of the humanitarian system in Gaza,” as the war rages on between Israel and the militant group Hamas.

Tony Dow

The episode first aired February 10, 1999, and was written by Robert Hewitt Wolfe and directed by Tony Dow.

by Jared Bush, ,

This 99-minute film was directed by Jared Bush, Byron Howard, and Charise Castro Smith; the screenplay was by Smith and Bush, based on a story by several others, including composer Miranda.

Byron Howardand Charise Castro Smith

This 99-minute film was directed by Jared Bush, Byron Howard, and Charise Castro Smith; the screenplay was by Smith and Bush, based on a story by several others, including composer Miranda.

by Vincent Grashaw

The 99 minute drama was directed by Vincent Grashaw, produced by Laura D. Smith and Rebecca Green, written by Brett Haley and Jim Shepard, and starred Arman Darbo, Sawyer Barth, Melanie Lynskey, Justin Long, Tony Hale, Carrie Preston, Melonie Diaz, Royalty Hightower, Michael Abbott Jr., and Sean Bridgers.

by Daniel Karslake

The 99-minute documentary was directed by Daniel Karslake, and seeks to show that religious anti-gay bias is based almost solely upon a misinterpretation of the Bible.

directed by David Mamet

A 1999 version, directed by David Mamet, starred Nigel Hawthorne as Arthur Winslow, Jeremy Northam as Morton, and Rebecca Pidgeon as Catherine.