Graffiti artists bridged the gap between the downtown galleries and the nascent South Bronx hip-hop scene.
"The film will look at how he bridged the two cultures and why the east was so fascinating for him," said Apichatpong.
Whatever the party's suspicions, their pollsters told them Rudd bridged the old divide in Labor's following.
The gap in primary vote is being bridged due to the decision by Labor and the Greens to preference McGowan first.
Everyone has their favourites; the cross-bar designs of the mid-80s are revived in VB promotions for a reason – people will never stop loving them; baseball-style script lettering and fancy player name lettering (which first appeared in 88-89) bridged the gap between the 80s and 90s and the lightning bolt designs of 92-93 were brilliantly daft.
DCE collected his own grubber kick after it rebounded off Reynolds to score in the 28th minute and a 40th-minute Jamie Lyon penalty bridged the gap to two points just before the break in front of 13,568 fans.
Officials, but not leaders, would meet "next week or so", though disagreements on a framework had yet to be bridged, suggesting that Mr Kerry was merely heralding talks about talks.
And beyond the simply practical, it's high time the gender gap was bridged.
The two leaders bridged their differences on that front by resolving that their alliance would strictly limit itself to campaigning to reduce the EU's power, and leaving national issues aside.Mr Wilders has assiduously courted Mr Farage in an effort to get him to join the alliance too.
Why couldn't these differences be bridged?Mr Blix accepts that the military force built up to pressure Iraq into admitting the inspectors, once at full strength, could not be held indefinitely through the summer heat.
This creates a lag between incurring costs and receiving revenues, a gap bridged by short-term trade-finance loans.European banks are major players in trade finance.
