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ANDREW ROSSI directs and produces documentary films. Most recently he directed the HBO documentary LE CIRQUE: A TABLE IN HEAVEN. He was also associate producer on the film CONTROL ROOM about al-Jazeera during the start of the Iraq War and producer/director of the short "The Sky Did Not Fall," about the Supreme Court's Goodridge case in Massachusetts.

ANDREW ROSSI directs and produces documentary films. Most recently he directed the HBO documentary LE CIRQUE: A TABLE IN HEAVEN. He was also associate producer on the film CONTROL ROOM about al-Jazeera during the start of the Iraq War and producer/director of the short "The Sky Did Not Fall," about the Supreme Court's Goodridge case in Massachusetts.