Biddya Sinha Mim is Banngladeshi Super star. We know her Mim. She wined the contest of Lux Channel I Super Star contest on 2007.
Mim was come from a Hundu Family. Her father was head of social Welfare Department in Comillah Victoria College and her mother is a housewife.
She was Studied in Faizunnesa Government Girl’s high School , Comilla Victorea College and at last She has completed BA(Hon) in Southeast University. Her younger sister name is Progga Sinha Saha Momi.
At the time of competition of Lux Channel I Superstar 2007 it was announced that the winner we get scope to cast in dallywood film of Humayun Ahmed’s film named Amer acha Jol. This film was milestone of her career. From that time he was modeling and acting in TV drama two years. She was come back Dallywood Movies( Bangladeshi cinema) named Amer Praner Priya. It was a romantic film which director was Jakir Hossain Raju.
The following is her Movies:
1. Amar Ache Jol
2. Amar Praner Priya
3. Jonakir Alo
6. Podmo Patar Jol
8. Dil Bole Awara
9. Good Morning London
10. Mon Baksho
She had got the following price:
1. LUX CHANNEL I SUPERSTAR 2007
2. Meril Prothom Alo Awards best actress on 2011 &2012
She participated in Lux Channel I Superstar in 2007, in Bangladesh. She was the winner of the contest. During the competition, it was announced that the winner of the contest would be cast in novelist and filmmaker Humayun Ahmed’s dhallywood film (Bangladeshi bangla cinema) Amar Ache Jol in 2007 under Impress Telefilm Limited. So, as a winner Bidya Sinha Saha Mim was cast. The film was not targeted for wide range of audience and only released in selected movie theaters. But, the film helped Bidya Sinha Mim to start her career.
After her debut movie, She was absent from silver screen for two years. She did modeling and acting in TV dramas (Bangla Natok). Her debut TV drama was actor turned director Mahfuz Ahmed’s Shesher Kobitar Porer Kobita. Some of her TV dramas (Bangla Natok) are Mahfuz Ahmed’s Shesher Kobitar Porer Kobita, Doyal Rahman’s Jodha Akbar, Sheikh Selim’s A B C, Sheikh Selim and Alam Ashraf’s Tini Bujhtey Parlen Je Eta Prem Noy, Mohan Khan’s Nil Josnai Kalo Shap, and Mizanur Rahman’s Shopnogulo Tai Opurno.
In 2009, after two years she came back to Dhallywood movie (Bangladeshi bangla movie) screen with the movie Amar Praner Priya. In that film her costar was Shakib Khan. It’s a romantic comedy film, directed by Jakir Hossain Raju. Released on September 20, 2009 in Eid ul-Fitr. Bidya Sinha Saha Mim again got no more movies for almost three years, but continued acting in small screen and modeling for TVCs.
In 2012, Bangladeshi actress Bidya Sinha Saha Mim returned to the silver screen with the movie Jonakir Alo. The movie was directed by Khalid Mahmud Mithu. The film also stars Emon and Kalyan. The movie did average in box office. Her fourth movie Kanamachi is schedule to be released in 2014. The film is directed by Mohammed Mostafa Kamal Raj. Her costars in the movie are Shakib Khan and Chanchal Chowdhury
Year Title Director Co-Stars Notes Ref.
2008 Amar Ache Jol
2009 Amar Praner Priya
Jakir Hossain Raju Shakib Khan
2014 Jonakir Alo Khalid Mahmud Mithu
The film won ‘Audience Choice Award’ in 12th ‘Asian Film Festival'
Mostofa Kamal Raj Arifin Shuvoo, Moushumi
2015 Kanamachi M M Kamal Raz Shakib Khan, Chanchal Chowdhury
Podmo Patar Jol Tonmoy Tansen Emon
Morichika Redwan Roni Tahsan
Dil Bole Awara Raja Chanda
Good Morning London Tania Ahmed Sajjad, Mir Sabbir Starring Graham ‘Beefcake’ B
Mon Baksho Anjan Dutt
Sweetheart Wajed Ali Sumon Bappy Chowdhury , Emon


SUGARTOWN: The Bridegrooms (81')
With a view to the elections, the mayor of the Greek city of Sugartown has promised women to his people. But where can he get them? Sugartown numbers 12,000 inhabitants, the majority of whom are bachelors. The women move away in droves to work or get married in the big city. "No marriages, no christening ceremonies, just funerals," the local priest complains. Fortunately, the borders with Eastern Europe have opened up in recent years. There, many women are longing for a new future with a foreign man. After considering Ukraine and Moldavia, the gentlemen of Sugartown decide to head for the Russian city of Klin.
A Greek businessman operating in Russia has lined it all up for them. Meanwhile, the Greek men prepare themselves at home: they buy new clothes, go to the barber, get some physical exercise and rehearse the phrase "I love you" in Russian. Nevertheless, the language barrier still gets in the way when the men and women try to get to know each other. The Russian-Orthodox priest, who had expected to make a nice little profit, also threatens to throw a monkey wrench in the works. Still, the ladies pay a return visit to Sugartown, where it doesn't take them long to understand why these men have so much trouble finding wives.
- Sugar Town - The BrideGrooms – 2006, documentary, 82min Greek State Award for Best Documentary (2006), the Big Audience Award (Thessaloniki Documentary Festival, 2006), the Award for Best First-shown Director (Cyprus International Film Festival, 2007), the Audience Award at the Bar Film Festival (Montenegro, 2007), the Silver Medal at the Asterfest Festival (FYROM, 2007), the award for Best Ethnographic Documentary at the Dialektus film festival (Hungary, 2008) and the Silver Medal at the ‘International Grand Prix for Author’s Documentary’ (URTI-Monte Carlo, 2008). Sugartown premiered at IDFA (2006), was nominated for Best European Documentary (Berlin, 2007), it was chosen from the American Film Institute for its European Film Showcase (Washington, 2007) and had a successful cinema release in Greece. It was aired in more than 25 tv channels around the world.


Saturday, July 7, 2007
May the Star Wars geek be with you...
Pencil sketch, colored in Photoshop. Since this year is the 30th Anniversary of Star Wars, I thought I'd draw a group of fans with homemade costumes at a movie screening. I myself, admittedly, am a star wars geek.
There's an interesting article on CNet.com about this geeky, but still cool, culture phenomenon that endures today.
A bunch of parodies have also been made of the films, such as "Hardware Wars" and "Thumb Wars". Both can be seen on YouTube (I liked Hardware Wars). Anyway, hope all fellow SW geeks enjoy and have fun this year!


Creating smiles is in the Disney DNA, so it’s no surprise that the imaginative storytelling of its theme parks and movies is also abundant on its cruise ships. When you sail with Disney, there’s a plethora of live entertainment, most of which is so captivating it can make octogenarians feel eight years old again. Here are reviews of the 10 performances we saw on a recent, five-day Disney Magic cruise from Miami (featuring a special Marvel Day at Sea)—from our hands-down favorites to a few that were surprisingly not much fun.
This feel-good show has something for everyone. As an old-school Disney fan, I could feel my heart flutter as Peter Pan appeared at a window to visit the sleepless lead character, Anne Marie, after she’d wished upon a star. He then led her on a nighttime journey involving “faith, trust, and pixie dust.” They encountered the heroes and heroines of a half-dozen Disney films as the audience enjoyed a serenade of classic tunes—from “A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes” to “Under the Sea”—and some pretty awesome special effects. By the time we were all belting out “Let It Go,” we didn’t want to, because we wanted the magic to continue.
Marvel Heroes Unite
If this nighttime on-deck live-action stunt spectacular wasn’t available solely on special Marvel Day at Sea sailings (10 are scheduled for January through March 2019), it would have captured the top spot in a heartbeat. Even though I’m not a comic book fan—I’d never even heard of Black Widow or Red Skull before—I was cheering for the super heroes to outwit the villains who threatened to take over Disney Magic. It felt like being part of an Avengers movie as live-action battles unfolded on the stage, above our heads and on the big-screen in clever film segments shot throughout the ship. And there were fireworks, too!
Sometimes things that start out slow finish strong and that’s the case with this “original twist on the Cinderella story” that has a Wicked Fairy Godfather sending her evil stepmother and stepsisters back in time to break the glass slipper and try to steal the handsome Prince’s heart. In addition to a solid score with clever lyrics—especially the captivating “Believe in Me” sung by Cinderella—the kaleidoscope of color that washes over the stage during the grand ballroom finale is magical.
Pirates in the Caribbean Deck Party
If participation means success, then this shiver-me-timbers nighttime celebration complete with eye patches, red bandanas (supplied by Disney), and some pretty elaborate pirate costumes worn by Captain Jack Sparrow wannabes of all ages is a perfect 10. It makes for great people watching—but without the costumes it would basically be a 45-minute dance party featuring loud music, flashing lights, dancing Disney characters (albeit in pirate garb), and lots of arrrrrghs! The highlight was the fireworks finale.
Star-Spangled USO Show
Attention fans of 1940s big band music: This recreation of a USO show (only on Marvel at Sea Days) will delight you—and maybe even get you onto the dance floor. It’s pretty much impossible to sit still as the male and female leads and their Andrews Sisters-like back-up singers entertain with bubbly classics like “In the Mood” and “Sing, Sing, Sing.” And if you love Captain America, he makes an appearance, too.
Piano Men Tribute
Elton John and Billy Joel are two of my favorite singers/performers, so when I saw this show scheduled in Keys, Disney Magic’s adults-only piano bar, I took a seat, ordered a glass of red, and let the familiar melodies and lyrics wash over me. It didn’t disappoint. On my sailing, singer-pianist Aaron Lotzow succeeded in capturing the distinct personas of these two musical legends rather than simply impersonating them.
Tangled: The Musical
The 2010 movie Tangled apparently rocks (I haven’t seen it, but according to Disney the comedic Rapunzel-and-Flynn-Rider story is quite popular and kids of all ages seem to love it), so I really hoped to enjoy this stage production. My 29-year-old seatmate (who I think has a bit of a latent crush on Flynn) adored it, but her mother and I thought it lacked the usual Disney sparkle. I guess whether it wins you over depends on how connected you are to the story.
Rapunzel’s Royal Table
If you’re into Tangled there’s never enough Rapunzel and Flynn Rider to go around. If you’re not, this new dinner theater experience aboard Disney Magic might be overkill. It’s loud and interactive (watch out for lurking thugs and even a mugging-for-the-camera Flynn sneaking up behind you)—but the kids really seemed to enjoy joining a conga-line between the main course and dessert.
Adventures Away Deck Party
Honestly, I expected way more. As the sail-away celebration aboard Disney Magic, this deck party gathers kids and parents in front of the big screen and stage to dance along with a half-dozen of the ship’s entertainment staff dressed in shorts and striped polos. It felt like a 21st-century version of the Mouseketeers, but without the personality, the individuality, or frankly, the fun.
Dr. Strange: Journey into the Mystic Arts
I didn’t quite get this stage production (on Marvel Day at Sea only), during which Dr. Stephen Strange enlists the help of apprentices (kids from the ship’s Oceaneer Club) in his New York-based Sanctum Sanctorum. Full disclosure: Creating portals and casting spells seemed to captivate the kids, but it had me yawning, so I left early to check out what the other Marvel super heroes at sea were up to.


Make sure you check your… you know. NBC’s action-packed, elaborately plotted, and knowingly funny FBI conspiracy thriller Blindspot ended after 100 episodes on the dot in 2020 (it’s still available to stream on Hulu). The show tells the twisty tale of Jane Doe (Jaimie Alexander), who in the pilot wakes up naked in a duffel bag in Times Square. She has no memory of who she is, but she’s covered from head-to-toe in tattoos, each of which contains a clue about a crime that has to be solved by an FBI task force led by Kurt Weller (Sullivan Stapleton), the subject of one of Jane’s most prominent tats. Over the course of the show, Jane and Weller become teammates, then spouses, as the mystery of Jane’s past gets unraveled.
Jaimie Alexander’s body is probably glad the show is over — she did many of her own stunts, and suffered an unbelievable list of herniated disks, broken bones, and dislocated joints as a result — but the rest of us really miss it. If you’re still on the search for something that will thrill you like Blindspot, we have some recommendations for what to watch next. Our list includes female-fronted action shows, thrillers with a sense of humor, and long-running mysteries. Every show that should be on this list is, because we don’t have a… you know.
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This reboot of the beloved 1989-1993 sci-fi series claims Blindspot creator Martin Gero as its executive producer and showrunner, which gives it a bit of a Blindspot feel despite its different time-traveling premise. In 2022’s Quantum Leap, physicist Ben Song (Raymond Lee), a member of a team investigating the mysterious disappearance of the original series’ Dr. Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula, who chose not to return for the reboot), makes an unauthorized leap into the past. When he gets there, he has amnesia, and he needs the help of his team to figure out who he is and what his mission is in any given episode, but also the overarching question of why he jumped into the past in the first place. The amnesia element, the highly specialized and eccentric support team, and that fast-paced Martin Gero broadcast drama style will make Blindspot fans feel like they leapt into the right time and place.
This Netflix limited series was created by a pair of Blindspot executive producers, the aforementioned Martin Gero and Brendan Gall. It’s about an emotionally stunted attorney from New York City named Liv (Melissa Barrera) who has to survive alone in the Canadian wilderness after her plane crashes. In order to, you know, keep breathing, she has to figure out how to get food, water, and shelter, as well as confront the inner pain and turmoil that has made her life a struggle. Gero and Gall are versatile writers, and it’s pretty cool how Keep Breathing is a totally different genre and structure than Blindspot but still has some feelings in common. Like Jane Doe, Liv is a tough, emotionally complex heroine who has to figure out who she really is and who she really wants to be.
If you want a new show about a tough woman with a mysterious past leading a team of operatives as they fight for what’s right, check out CBS’ The Equalizer. Queen Latifah stars in the action packed-show as Robyn McCall, a former CIA agent who now uses her skills to get vigilante justice for people who have been failed by the system. Her allies include an NYPD detective (Tory Kittles) who’s the Jim Gordon to her Batman; a fun-loving, stylishly dressed sniper (Liza Lapira); and a cranky computer hacker (Adam Goldberg). The show is the second reboot of the Edward Woodward-led ’80s TV series of the same name — the first was Denzel Washington‘s Equalizer movie franchise. Queen Latifah doesn’t do the physically punishing stunts Jaimie Alexander did on Blindspot, but she does ride her own motorcycle, so that’s something.
The Roku Channel’s first original scripted series could be a Blindspot spin-off or a mish-mash of Blindspot and The Blacklist. The crime thriller follows a cryptanalyst brought in by the FBI to break a code that turns out to be a master criminal hitlist, and the double crosses begin! While not quite at the level of quality of Blindspot or other network FBI thrillers — it is a free show on Roku, after all — Cypher definitely has the twists, action, and FBI offices with giant screens and glass walls to keep a fan of Blindspot happy. –Tim Surette
Amazon’s original series Hanna is an adaptation of Joe Wright’s 2011 action film Hanna, which — based on the sheer amount of ass-kicking and government conspiracies — was clearly an influence on Blindspot. The 2019 series follows a similar trajectory as the film: A teen girl (Esme Creed-Miles) groomed and genetically enhanced to become a super assassin for a secretive CIA program gets loose and goes on a mission to find out what the heck is going on, snapping arms and dislocating the shoulders of anyone who gets in her way. But from Season 2 on, Hanna the show expands on the mythology of the film for a solid shoot-em-up with great character work at its center. Plus, thanks to Amazon’s deep pockets, Hanna is a globe-trotting show that films in exotic locations, just like Blindspot. It wrapped after three seasons in 2021. –Tim Surette
Castle‘s Stana Katic stars in this thriller series that has a similar setup to Blindspot. She plays an FBI agent who disappeared without a trace while pursuing a serial killer and was declared dead in absentia. Six years later, she is found living in a cabin in the woods with no memory of what happened in the time she was missing. And she’s implicated in a new series of murders. It has more of a psychological thriller bent than Blindspot, but if you loved Blindspot‘s amnesia plot, you’ll want to remember Absentia when you’re picking something to watch next.
J.J. Abrams‘ classic action series that ran on ABC from 2001 to 2006 follows another ass-kicking female operative. Jennifer Garner became a star playing CIA double agent Sydney Bristow, who poses as a member of criminal organization SD-6 before becoming a full-fledged CIA agent who gets pulled deeper and deeper into a web of intrigue. The show’s gadgets, shadowy espionage conspiracies, and conflicted central character were all big influences on Blindspot.
If you like Blindspot, chances are you’ve seen at least a few episodes of The Blacklist, too. But if you haven’t gotten obsessed with it yet, now’s as good a time as any to start. It’s the show most like Blindspot on this list, in terms of overall vibe (and title). Like Blindspot, it’s a show about an improbable ally helping the FBI solve crimes, in this case a most-wanted criminal mastermind named Raymond “Red” Reddington (James Spader). Red assists an FBI task force that’s not unlike Weller’s in exchange for immunity, but the real reason why he’s helping is still an active mystery even in Season 9. It’s a twisty and action-packed conspiracy thriller with a quirky sense of humor provided by Spader, who elevates the show from decent to wildly entertaining.
USA’s breezy seven-season action drama has a lot in common with Blindspot. It has an episodic case-of-the-week format and a quippy sense of humor, as well as broader season-long arcs about intelligence agencies and espionage and conspiracies and stuff like that. The charming Jeffrey Donovan stars as Michael Westen, a CIA operative who is suddenly and without explanation blacklisted from the agency and sent home to Miami, where he has to work as an unlicensed private investigator to make ends meet while trying to figure out who burned him and why. It boasts the most entertaining supporting character of any show on this list, Bruce Campbell‘s well-connected, wisecracking intelligence operative Sam Axe.
If you love Patterson (Ashley Johnson) and Rich Dotcom’s (Ennis Esmer) techno-hijinks, you should check out Scorpion, because it’s almost entirely that. The four-season CBS action drama follows a computer genius named Walter O’Brien (Elyes Gabel), who leads a team of super-smart scientists, hackers, and other assorted nerds as they carry out tech security missions for clients, most commonly the Department of Homeland Security, but also private individuals and businesses who need their expertise. It was conceived as a dramatic counterpart to the nerdy comedy The Big Bang Theory, and like Blindspot, mixes action, case-of-the-week conspiracies, and humor.
If you enjoy Sullivan Stapleton’s gruff action heroics, you have to check out Strike Back, the wall-to-wall action series he shot and punched his way through before and during. Blindspot. Alongside Philip Winchester, he stars as ex-Delta Force operator Damien Scott. The British Cinemax series filmed all over the world and essentially rebooted in each of its ten seasons. S.S. was on the show from Season 2 through Season 5, and did even crazier stunts and action sequences than the ones he did on Blindspot.


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Israel, 2016, 98 min, Dir. Eran Kolirin, Not Rated, Hebrew with English subtitles
Beyond the Mountains and Hills
Florida Premiere - Tuesday, 1/24 at 2:00 pm
"An alternately profound and problematic film that forces audiences to question their own complicity in the dysfunctionality of Israeli society." – Jay Weissberg, Variety
After Eran Kolirin’s internationally acclaimed break-out hit The Band’s Visit, he returns with a compelling and intelligent new feature about an Israeli family in crisis. Having retired after 27 years of military service, David faces existential uncertainty regarding his new civilian identity. When a friend suggests working as a salesman, he sees this as an opportunity to get his foot in the door of the business world and make something of himself. But this decision slowly gets him and his family entangled in a web of dark forces that sets into motion a series of events that plunges them into the unknown. An accomplished and impressive film from one of Israel’s leading directors about chance and misfortune and the facade of a seemingly perfect family. Winner of the Best Actress Award at the Jerusalem Film Festival, Nominated for six Israeli Ophir Awards.
Celebrate the unexpected at the 20th annual Miami Jewish Film Festival (MJFF) with an exciting showcase of films, including Academy Award entries and World, North American, and Florida Premieres. MJFF, the largest Jewish cultural event in Florida, and the third largest Jewish film festival in the world, occurs January 12-26, 2017.
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The untold WWII stories of the men, women, and children of Normandy, France, who lived through German occupation, the D-Day invasion, and the liberation by Allied forces — and their effort to “never forget.”
This story begins in Normandy, France, where Dany Patrix and other survivors of the D-Day invasion share personal reflections and untold stories of living under German occupation and being liberated by Allied forces in World War II.
We follow Dany from her first interaction with an American soldier on D-Day, to her current experiences of thanking World War II veterans and their modern-day replacements.
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Christian’s extensive experience and working knowledge of both the talent and the production side of projects lends her unique credibility and a skill set second to none. She can’t wait to tailor her services to your specific needs, to get you results and help you and your project shine. So, c’mon, hire her. You know you want to.
When Christian is not voicing projects for Johnson & Johnson, Shell or Kohler or starring in training videos for Walgreens or Kohl’s, she can be found field producing for NBC, Inside Edition or E!, casting for organizations like the Brookfield Zoo and Awana International, teaching acting to high school students or helping new talent kick off their career in the entertainment industry. Her experience as a talent makes her a valuable part of any production team.
Christian’s recent projects include EPKs for E! and NBC covering NBC’s new hit shows Chicago Fire and Revolution. She’s also produced several recent pieces for Inside Edition and assistant produced a documentary for the California Department of Public Health, a TV commercial for the Brookfield Zoo, and a TV talk show pilot.
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Christian’s recent credits include castings for Awana International, Brookfield Zoo, Hunter Douglas and Zondervan Publishing. Christian’s performance training and work in front of the mic and camera, paired with her behind the mic and camera experience, gives her unique credibility at the casting table.
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Like many actors before her, Christian’s acting career began in made- for-the-living-room dramas performed for her parents and their friends. Her love for drama was nurtured at the Theatrical Arts Society of The Stony Brook School in New York and grew to maturity at The Catholic University in Washington, DC where she graduated with a BA in Drama in 1988.
After college, Christian was cast in Tour 40 with National Players as Hero in Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” and Muriel the Goat in George Orwell’s “Animal Farm.” National Players is the nation’s longest-running theatrical touring company, now in its 65th season.
Christian is a member of SAG-AFTRA and has been performing on stage and screen for over 30 years with many credits to her name. You will find her resume here.
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Belly Dancers From TV and Film
Welcome to the belly dancers from TV and Film blog post.
One of the first places I had seen a belly dancer was on TV as a child. It was in the James Bond 007 Hollywood movie from Russia with love. It was really my first inspiration of wanting to know more about the dance with its exotic moves and mystical sounding music. Later my mothers Turkish friend gave her a VHS tape with Turkish TV shows and music videos on it and this where I had seen a little dancing on a Turkish TV show. I'll add more about that later. So I have spent years researching belly dancers from the movies and on TV and compiled my own list of videos both from home and away with descriptions of what is going on in the movie or TV show or music video that involves the belly dancers. So here is my list some videos are great others maybe not but it's all for fun so I hope you enjoy and please check back to see if I've added more videos and information. Any other information I find I will add otherwise just Enjoy 😊
💃 TV Show - Columbo season 5 identity crisis
Season -5 identity crisis
Elvis Presley Live - Little Egypt


My daughter (Brynne) and I saw the latest Studio Ghibli movie, The Secret World of Arrietty, yesterday. Brynne is a huge fan of Hayao Miyazaki/Ghibli movies.
Arrietty was adapted by Hayao Miyazaki from Mary Norton’s novel, The Borrowers. The movie was directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi, a long-time Ghibli animator. The ‘borrowers’ are actually ‘takers’, but they’re quite tiny and take very little, so I’ll give them a pass…
I always enjoy the animation of a Ghibli film, but I find that the stories can feel disjointed (perhaps the Japanese tell tales differently than I’m used to); this film, however, was a smooth plot from beginning to ending. The story itself was simple, except for the fact that there were miniature (ten centimeter high) people living under the floorboards of a home, but it was presented in a manner that made the mundane feel magical. There was no ‘good versus evil’ of the usual Disney film; instead, the story was an innocent, first-but-hopeless love story between Arrietty and the sickly young Shawn (a normal-sized boy) amid some humor and conflict (the conflict was mainly initiated by the housekeeper who also provided comic relief).
I paid particular attention to the art and was quite impressed: the details in the background scenery were spectacular, there were vibrant colors throughout, and I really appreciated the look of the 2D work: it felt warmer, richer and even had more depth than the typical 3D work that is the standard these days. The animation had a surreal quality that was appealing.
Brynne thoroughly enjoyed the movie: she placed in within the top five or so of Miyazaki’s movies, but it didn’t topple any of her favorite three (which are, in no particular order, Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, and Princess Mononoke).
I recommend it to anyone who enjoys Miyazaki’s works, or anyone who enjoys an animated feature that doesn’t rely on evil villains, explosions, or high-octane excitement.


by T. A. Munroe
Published: February 21, 2012
Format: ebook (570 KB)
***Though the author provides the free ebook, I offer the opinion.***
Lily Mayfield had a hard life, enduring an abusive husband who, in the end, committed suicide, and his death left her daughter blaming Lily for his demise. She’s a survivor of abuse who hasn’t learned how to live. Although seeing a therapist, Lily rejects advice to get out from her isolation and meet people. Soon, her therapist is questioning whether Lily would be better off with another therapist. Reluctantly, Lily takes a small step into the world of the living and enrolls in a class. Maybe she was too old to relive her dream, but she could learn more about it. Her marriage stole the dream and the passion, but she can’t help being drawn to the creative arts.
Meanwhile, it would appear that Charlie Winston has it all, but he no longer has a son.
Mattie’s death wasn’t the only reason he lost his wife. His life is in Hollywood, but his undoing is Hollywood. Secrets, addictions, and haunting darkness make him as dysfunctional as the day is long, and Tinsel Town doesn’t mind these kinds of things from a filmmaker who’s at the top.
In Arizona, he’s performing his community service—for topping out his speedometer on the state highway—by teaching a filmmaking class. It doesn’t take long before he begins to feel different about himself outside of California, and when he meets the woman he met just a year ago, he begins to think about her differently too.
The sun bunnies of California will hop to and from famous people and those in the business. To them and to Charlie, everyone’s a hump away from the next stop on the Hollywood express. Princess Mayfield, he dubbed her that the first time he met her, was different. He’d treated her like Cinderella at the ball but she didn’t hop. Seeing her again makes him realize the place he’s been living feeds his sickness, and maybe she’s the only person who wouldn’t. However, she could be the only person who sees through him enough to recognize it.
ANOTHER PLACE ON THE PLANET (LILYLAND) by T. A. Munroe is a story about dysfunctional people, unhealthy relationships, and a location that loves them all, when they’re successful. This is not a love story but a story of how one needs to love self.
You’ll see the mistakes Lily makes and suspect there’s more to Charlie than what you do see, but you’ll find out that Hollywood can be a lonely place or a richly filled land of opportunity with plenty of second cast members to meet and follow. I must warn about the adult language and situations depicted, but these add to the story and understanding of the characters and aren’t overdone.
T. A. Munroe gives us characters that could be someone you know, and their situations could appear in any newspaper or tabloid. She gives us the good with the bad, provides a story you’ll need to finish with people you want to get to know, and weaves an element of faith throughout.


Ever since we made our first post with Fighting With My Family interviews, several more have been shared on Youtube. The cast continue’s to be adorable in these, and Florence talks about the similarities between Paige’s world and hers, the things she admires most in Paige’s journey, and the reasons why she chose to join the project.
Florence and her castmates from Fighting With My Family have been doing press junket interviews lately, and the first batch of them are here! She was paired with actress Lena Headey for most of them, and the two are such a lovely pair. You can watch the videos below.
Florence is one of Teen Vogue’s Young Hollywood 2019 Issue cover stars! The magazine posted an interview with her on their website, which included a new photo session by Nacho Alegre. The images have been added to our gallery, and you can read the article below!
Florence Pugh’s Young Hollywood 2019 Interview on Little Women and What She Learned From Amy March
Having grown up in England, Florence Pugh says she remembers watching films that starred English performers such as Kate Winslet and Emma Thompson. In those movies, Florence found a model for female actors — as she would soon be herself — who played characters in ways that were truthful to themselves and who didn’t feel the need to make themselves into something they weren’t. In her relatively short career, Florence has tried to do the same: “I’ve tried not to get too bogged down by what people want you to be,” she tells Teen Vogue.
Florence has also, perhaps inadvertently, followed in those actors’ footsteps in other ways, possessing an early inclination toward period pieces and Shakespearean remakes. In December 2019, for example, we’ll see her take on the iconic role of dramatic, spoiled Amy March in a remake of Little Women, directed by Greta Gerwig. In the film, Florence joins a who’s who of young actors, including Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, and Timothée Chalamet, as well as industry stalwarts Meryl Streep and Laura Dern. It’s no small feat to star in a lineup of these proportions, though Florence has already garnered critically acclaimed experience and buzz in movies including The Falling (with Maisie Williams) and Netflix’s Outlaw King (with Chris Pine).
As part of Teen Vogue’s Young Hollywood Class of 2019, Florence opened up about the pressures of starring in a remake of the beloved classic, working with such a star-studded cast, and her vision for the future of Hollywood.
Florence was at Sundance Film Festival this past week to promote Fighting With My Family alogside her castmates Lena Headey, Jack Lowden, Vince Vaughn and Nick Frost. Paige, who Florence plays in the movie, and director Stephen Merchant were also around. I’ve gathered the interviews the group did while at the festival in this post, and you can watch them all below.


Part of the Humanities Cultural Programme, one of the founding stones for the future, Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities on Thursday 13th May 2021.
Join us for a fascinating evening with award-winning playwright and actress Lolita Chakrabarti in conversation with journalist Matt Wolf. Streamed live from an Oxford venue and chaired by Dr Sos Eltis, the event will cover Lolita’s wide-ranging career and hone in on her most recent play, Hymn, at the Almeida Theatre.
Lolita Chakrabarti is an award-winning playwright and actress. Writing credits include the award-winning stage adaptation of Life of Pi, which will open in the West End in 2021, the ambitious Invisible Cities (MIF), Hymn (Almeida) and Red Velvet, which opened at the Tricycle Theatre before transferring to London’s West End and New York. Acting credits include playing Queen Gertrude, opposite Tom Hiddleston, in Sir Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet (RADA), Fanny & Alexandra (Old Vic) and Free Outgoing (Royal Court). A Casual Vacancy (BBC1/HBO), To Provide All People (BBC2), Beowulf (ITV), Jekyll and Hyde (ITV), Riviera (Sky), Criminal (Netflix) and Defending The Guilty (BBC).
Matt Wolf is an American theatre critic based in London, where he has spent his entire professional life. He moved to the UK directly upon graduating from Yale, where he read English and was co-arts editor of the Yale Daily News (a good place to begin). Soon upon arrival in London, he found work in a self-created job as arts and theatre writer for the Associated Press (AP), where he remained for 21 years.
Along the way, following brief stints at the Wall Street Journal/Europe and The Hollywood Reporter, Matt became London theatre critic for Variety from 1992-2005, during which time he was freelancing regularly for The International Herald Tribune – now the International New York Times. Following the departure from his long-held post of the august Sheridan Morley, Matt became London theatre critic for the IHT/INYT, and in 2009 was thrilled to help birth The Arts Desk – an arts-centred website that within a few years of its inception was named best specialism journalism website at the Online Media Awards in London. He remains theatre editor at that site and reviews there across the cultural spectrum.
In addition to his journalism, Matt has collaborated on two books – one about Guys and Dolls, the other about Les Miserables – and is the author of Sam Mendes at the Donmar: Stepping into Freedom, an account of the theatre and film director Sam Mendes’s extraordinary tenure at one of London’s premier theatrical addresses. Matt sits on the panel of the Evening Standard Theatre Awards and is on the faculty of both NYU/London and the V&A Museum; he can be heard regularly on various radio programmes for both the BBC and Monocle.
Following an acclaimed, sold-out live-streamed and on-demand runs, Lolita Chakrabarti's Hymn will be broadcast on Sky Arts on Sunday 18 April at 9pm. The world premiere of this production was directed by Blanche McIntyre and features actors Adrian Lester and Danny Sapani. Sky Arts is free to watch on Freeview Channel 11. Sky and NOW subscribers can also watch Hymn on-demand after the broadcast.
Lolita Chakrabarti is a HCP Visiting Fellow part of the Humanities Cultural Programme.


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Anything In Return is the name of a short film I’m currently in pre-production for. As with any short film, it needs money, desperately. Over the next 30 days, we are aiming to raise £1500 to pay for travel and hiring costs. The film is an exploration of how hereditary illness affects the relationship between family members. If you’re interested in contributing, please click the image below to be taken to our Kickstarter page. Even if you’d like to pass a comment over, it will be appreciated. Thanks.


I'm out today in Victoria Park shooting with the incredibly talented Stephanie McConville, who's just come off the national tour of Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. I saw her playing the lead and was absolutely blown away, I'm pretty sure I'm going to see her in the West End very soon!
I'm really looking forward to this shoot, it's a lovely day and I've got a lovely subject. I'll be posting some of the results up soon, I can't wait to see them!
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Artists of Concordia Theater (ACT) are ready to show off their latest production, “The Women of Lockerbie.”
The tragic drama takes place in the aftermath of the Dec. 21, 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. A bomb detonated on board the Boeing 747 aircraft as it was making a transatlantic flight from Frankfurt, Germany to Detroit. The plane crashed into the small town of Lockerbie, Scotland, killing all 243 passengers, 16 flight crew, and 11 Lockerbie residents.
Written by American playwright Deborah Brevoort, “The Women of Lockerbie” portrays a fictional New Jersey mother named Madeline Livingston, who loses her son in the crash. Madeline sets off to Lockerbie to find her son’s remains. The poetic drama about the triumph of love over hate is written in the structure of a Greek tragedy.
“To me, the play is about everything we need,” said theatre professor Brain Fruits, who directed the performance. “Now more than ever, theater is all about holding a mirror up to society.”
On the mother’s journey, she meets residents of the Scottish town who are gathering the clothes of the passengers, washing them, and returning the items to the victims’ families. Although the characters are fictional, the story is based on real women from Lockerbie who eventually recovered more than 11,000 items of clothing from the crash site.
In 2003, the government of Libya under Muammar Gaddafi took responsibility for the bombing, eventually paying $1.5 billion in compensation to the families of the Lockerbie victims and several other terrorist attacks.
“It’s one of the biggest tragic losses in the history of the world,” said Fruits. “There were so many casualties and it took a lot of time to rebuild.”
When “The Women of Lockerbie” was originally published in 2001, the play won the Kennedy Center Fund for New American Plays Award, along with the silver medal in the Onassis International Playwriting Competition.
ACT has been rehearsing the play since before winter break. “They work hard,” said Fruits. “They’ve improved so much. Half the cast has to speak in a Scottish dialect, which is really hard, very tricky and the cast is embracing it.”
“There are some lines in the play where I can’t make eye contact with the person in front of me,” said senior Hannah Sochowski, who stars as Madeline Livingston. “The emotion and lengths I have to take to play the role of a mother is just crazy.”
“Sometimes we can’t help but snap out of character, because the acts are just so intense,” said freshman Anika Slayton, who plays one of the Scottish women.
“My favorite line is actually near the end of the play,” said stage manager Emil Clausing, “It’s, ‘I just I don’t know if I can do this.’ I think that’s so relevant because I don’t know why I have the strength to do this and I try all the time. No one else is, so I keep going.”
“The Women of Lockerbie” will be performed in the Bergman Theater at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 25 and Saturday, Feb. 26, followed by a Sunday matinee performance on Feb. 27 at 2 p.m. Attendance is free.


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Alec Baldwin said on the prop gun accident that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, injured director Joel Souza: “My heart is broken for her husband, their son, and all who knew and loved Halyna.”
Halyna Hutchins, 42, died after Baldwin discharged the gun while filming his new Western movie Rust in New Mexico.
She was airlifted to the University of New Mexico Hospital where she was pronounced dead, authorities said.
Ms Hutchins was working as the director of photography on the Western movie Rust.
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Last month, Netflix released a teaser and announced the date of the premiere of production La Casa de Papel: Korea. Now, this Thursday night (19), the Korean version of the famous Spanish series, which is streaming on June 24 this year won the official trailer on digital platforms.
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The production, directed by Joseph Kosinski, will be streaming in June.
In the preview, the production shows a little bit about the motives of the robbery on the Korean Peninsula and the relationship of the characters with the capitalism established in the country. In the trailer below, you can see a striking red jumpsuit similar to the one used in the original version, but with a different mask from those inspired by artist Salvador Dali.
Watch the full official trailer below. La Casa de Papel: Koreanew Netflix original series.
cast of the series
The cast of La Casa de Papel: Korea consists of several artists known for their roles in well-known series and films, such as actor Yoo Ji Tae Oldboy who will play the Professor Park Hae Soopresented in the South Korean series “Round 6”, will play Berlin and the actress Kim Yunjinwho starred in Lost will play Inspector Ugin, who will have the same role as Raquel (Lisbon).
Jun Jeong So (On fire) like Tokyo Lee Won Jeong (money war) plays Moscow and Kim Ji Hoon (Flower of Evil) as Denver is also in the main cast.
The direction of the series is Kim Hong Song (Faces of the Devil) and a script written Ryu Young Jae (Zombie Invasion 2: Peninsula).
Also recalling that after the Spanish original series ended last December, a spin-off based on the character Berlina, with actor Pedro Alonso, was confirmed to be released next year on the Netflix catalog.
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New episodes of the play will appear in June this year.
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Sum/Some of Me" is an impactful short film crafted by Harrison First and directed by Jean Luc Mwepu, delving into the profound question of when appreciation crosses the line into appropriation. While the film strikes a delicate balance between directness and occasional moments of humor, its underlying theme remains undeniably serious. Beyond cultural appropriation, the narrative highlights the pervasive issue of taking without giving back, encompassing not only cultures but also the environment, industries, and individuals. In essence, our interactions with the world can be distilled into a series of transactions involving both taking and receiving, forming an intrinsic push and pull dynamic. Thus, it becomes imperative for us to pause and reflect upon the nature of what we take and what we offer in return before we take action.


Kimberly Beck, is a famous American actress, was born on 9th January 1956 at Glendale which is located in California, United States. She has acted over sixty roles in Television shows and films. She was starred in the movies Roller Boogie, Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter and Massacre at Central High.
Although, film Roller Boogi centered Linda Blair and Jim Bray as the main characters, she became a popular star for her role as Blair’s girlfriend, Lana. The film Massacre at Central High was a horror film in which she acted as the friend of the leading actor, Derrel Maury. The film described a series of murders that happens at a high school. Along with Kimberly Beck, other actors that include Lani O’Grady, Robert Carradine and Andrew Stevens also made their roles. Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, a slasher film which was released in 1984 knocked the public and she was starred for her role Trish Jarvis. She had appeared in several films that include Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Friday the Thirteenth–The Final Chapter, Maid to Order, The Big Blue, Yours, Mine, and Ours, Messenger of Death, Nightmare at Noon and Private War.
Kimberly Beck has appeared in many television series. She is best known for her roles in Capitol, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Fantasy Island, Peyton Place, The Westwind, Lucas Tanner and Dynasty. She played in the television movies such as Murder in Peyton Place, Deadly Intentions, and Zuma Beach. Other shows include Eight Is Enough, Crazy Like a Fox, The New Mike Hammer, The Law and Harry McGraw, L.A. Law, Rich Man, Poor Man Book II ad Starting Fresh.
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Throughout Season 58, we will be sampling a vast array of talented artistic and musical directors who have called the Camille Playhouse home. We will continue to post photos, bios and more as our schedule develops.
Bobby Torres is a graduate of the University of North Texas with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre. He has worked with UNT's Opera Theatre, The Vestige Group, The Vortex Theatre and as a company member of Aztlan Dance Company in Austin, TX. He has also had the privilege of performing with Denton Community Theatre, Harlingen Community Theatre and many seasons with The Camille Playhouse.


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Killer of Sheep examines the black Los Angeles ghetto of Watts in the mid-1970s through the eyes of Stan, a sensitive dreamer who is growing detached and numb from the psychic toll of working at a slaughterhouse.
Frustrated by money problems, he finds respite in moments of simple beauty: the warmth of a coffee cup against his cheek, slow dancing with his wife in the living room, holding his daughter. The film offers no solutions; it merely presents life — sometimes hauntingly bleak, sometimes filled with transcendent joy and gentle humor.
Writer/Director Charles Burnett submitted his first feature, Killer of Sheep, as his thesis for his MFA in film at UCLA. The film was shot on location near his family's home in Watts in a series of weekends on a shoestring budget of less than $10,000, most of which was grant money.
With a mostly amateur cast (consisting of Burnett's friends and acquaintances), much handheld camera work, episodic narrative and gritty documentary-style cinematography, Killer of Sheep has been compared by film critics and scholars to Italian neorealist films like Vittorio De Sica's The Bicycle Thief and Roberto Rossellini's Paisan. However, Burnett cites Basil Wright's Songs of Ceylon and Night Mail and Jean Renoir's The Southerner as his main influences.
In 1981, Killer of Sheep received the "Critic's Award" at the Berlin International Film Festival. In 1990, the Library of Congress declared it a national treasure and placed it among the first 50 films entered in the National Film Registry for its historical significance. In 2002, the National Society of Film Critics selected the film as one of the "100 Essential Films" of all time.
Despite these accolades, the film never saw popular distribution due to the expense and complication of the music rights (including songs by Etta James, Dinah Washington, Gershwin, Rachmaninov, Paul Robeson and Earth, Wind and Fire on the soundtrack) and in its rare viewings at festivals and museums it was shown on ragged 16mm prints. Now, thirty years later, the new 35mm print, restored by UCLA Film and Television Archive, is ready for its long-awaited theatrical release.
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After serving for nine years in the US Army, including two tours in Vietnam, Henry Gayle Sanders returned to this country in 1969 — reluctantly. His father had died during his "harrowing" tours and he was uncertain as to what to do with his life.
While injured in the service, he had written an autobiographical novel called What Love Has Joined Together, and he resolved to move to either New York or Los Angeles to try to sell it. In the end, he chose Los Angeles ("I figured if I was going to be broke, I might as well be broke and warm.") where he adapted his novel into a play. As part of his own "self-actualization" program, he studied cinema at Los Angeles City College and took related courses at UCLA under the G.I. Bill.
It is around this time that Sanders got into acting. "That's when I began to see where my strengths were," he says, "Ultimately all of these things gave me my center. And whatever trauma I may have gone through, everything comes to bear on my work in fruitful way." Sanders' long list of films and television credits includes the 2006 film Rocky Balboa, a recurring role on Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, and guest appearances on Cagney and Lacey, Knots Landing, Perry Mason, Matlock, Murder She Wrote, ER, Miami Vice, NYPD Blue, The West Wing, and Joan of Arcadia. He lives in Los Angeles where he is currently directing a play about the Amistad trial entitled A Providential Occurrence.
Kaycee Moore had only acted in live theater before Killer of Sheep. Afterwards, she went on to star in Billy Woodbury's Bless Their Little Hearts (1984), which was written and shot by Charles Burnett. That year, she went back home to Kansas City, Missouri for a few months to help her mother start up the Kansas City chapter of the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, and she ended up staying on, acting as Executive Director after her mother's death in 1990.
In 1991, filmmaker Julie Dash, wowed by Moore's performance in Killer of Sheep — particularly the improvised scene in which she is yelling at the characters Smoke and Scooter on the front porch — cast Moore in her 1991 film Daughters of the Dust. After filming, Moore returned to Kansas City to continue her work fighting Sickle Cell Disease. In 1994, she shared the screen with the likes of Isaac Hayes and Martin Sheen in a Kansas City independent film Ninth Street, adapted from a play of the same name. She continues to work at the Kansas City SCDAA as a grant writer and has finished a screenplay entitled Track 14, a historical drama about the Kansas City area.


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We’ve heard from Aaron Peterson of Clear & Cold Cinema and the Michigan Ice Film is coming together nicely! Aaron is heading up this collaboration and has been spending every minute (at least when he’s not skiing, snow biking and doing other cool winter stuff) working on getting the film edited and ready for it’s debut.
The film premieres
Saturday, February 13th @ 8PM
at the historic Mather Auditorium in Munising
Even if you aren’t planning on attending this year’s Ice Fest (why you wouldn’t is beyond us!) you can still come see the film premier and join us for the afterparty. Tickets will be on sale at the door for $10. This is an event not to miss!
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A series in which I oversimplify one concept from a work of literature to make you a better writer.
When I came up with the idea to do a romance for this series, I was tempted to pick a modern romance novel, but thousands come out each year. Even looking at some “best of” lists, I couldn’t find anything I thought most people would have read.
I was then tempted to do the classic Pride and Prejudice. But there’s already a lot of writing on that book. So, unfortunately, I’m back to a movie.
There’s obviously a lot of pieces that make a romance work.
Chemistry between the love interests keeps the story moving. There’s usually a conflict to keep them apart. And so on.
Proof of Love
But really, there’s only one thing that has to be done properly in a romance: the proof of love.
One character, traditionally the man (though this has obviously changed in the last few decades with m/m or f/f or role reversal setups, etc), must demonstrate convincingly how much they love the other character through a true sacrifice.
The more the character sacrifices to show this, the more emotional charge the scene will have.
It’s why people cry when watching or reading romances. The main way romances fail is that all the other pieces are disconnected from the proof of love. The chemistry and characterization and conflict should all develop toward this ending payoff.
This is why writing a good romance is harder than most people think. If you just plug into the formula, it will feel…formulaic, and the characters will feel like one-dimensional tropes fixated on the one defining feature that makes the end work.
If you somehow haven’t seen it, here’s a brief summary of You’ve Got Mail (obviously including the ending).
Kathleen owns a small bookshop focused on customers and reading to children and things like that. Joe owns a mega bookstore, portrayed as a profit-focused heartless entity. The mega bookstore is going to put the small one out of business.
The movie is a sequence of bad interactions between these characters in real life. This puts the movie in the romance subgenre of “enemies to lovers.”
The chemistry comes from the friction and conflict. The two characters accidentally hit it off online under anonymous screen names.
From the premise alone, we already know how the movie must end.
Kathleen will have to demonstrate a proof of love by overcoming the real-life prejudice she has against Joe for the person he is inside that she’s come to love through the online correspondence.
I know, it’s very Pride and Prejudice, and the movie even makes this Kathleen’s favorite book to spell out the connection.
Why it Works
So why does the movie work?
Every scene contributes something to the proof of love payoff. The real-life conflict ratchets up each time they meet. Writers who don’t keep their eye on the ending can accidentally let the characters start to fall in love outside of the email exchanges.
This would totally spoil the ending!
Some might say this is the difference between a “love story” and a “romance.”
A great romance doesn’t let up on whatever has to be sacrificed until the proof of love. Many lesser romances would just have the characters run into each other’s arms as if nothing was going on under the surface for the ending.
Meg Ryan understands the character, and she actually cries in the final scene.
There’s a ton going on internally that she has to show for the proof of love. This is the man she hates, but she also loves him.
She has to overcome that, and just running into each other’s arms would trivialize the built-up tension of the movie. For the briefest moment, we, as the audience, should believe there’s a chance she’ll just slap him for lying and walk away.
Once you come to understand this technique, it can be quite fun to read well-done romances.
They are almost like little puzzles. You can look for all the ways the writer drops hints about the proof of love scene. It’s also an effective technique to use, even if the romance subplot of your fantasy novel is minimal.


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So in my English class, we're reading the Odyssey (which I actually don't hate!) and were assigned to make a visual representation of one of the books. My friends and I chose to make a movie out of Book 22, Slaughter in the Hall. We actually planned for it to turn out really professionally, but we didn't take into account how hard it is to memorize a script and play thirty characters with five actors. And film everything within four hours. And not leave out any really important scenes. And not die from laughter in the middle of filming.
Now that I've set your expectations so high, enjoy! Oh and just something to keep in mind to help keep characters straight: Most of the time, the suitors have black beards/staches and Odysseus's side has brown. Except for Odysseus, who always has black. Yeah.
Hahaha I swear I don't sound like that normally. I am such a horrible actress! But at least we did a good job on those outtakes!


Most of the day was spent outside myself, goosebumps running up my arms. Faces stared, young men and women smacking at their phones, taking selfies in the giant modern house. It was over an hour drive from the city, all gates and guards and gravel driveways when we finally arrived.
I was whisked into the costume room, where they fitted me for scrubs and then began to iron them. I was given an old shirt to wear in the makeup trailer. A woman with soft, warm hands held my face and looked at me in the mirror. She spoke quietly to herself, and then began.
I sat in a giant foyer.
"You really look like a doctor." One girl said to me.
I kept the script next to me, forcing the bizarre UK English that detoured through Russian grammar to come out, trying to remember the awkward phrases. Last night, I had them cold but here in this strange place it was running away from me.
No one spoke much English but I was told there would be two scenes, one with no dialogue and one later one with the page I had auditioned with. I relaxed, watching the small army of people taking off their shoes at the doorway and carrying lights up the stairs, or a clipboard, or a monitor.
They call me upstairs and it seems there is no scene without dialogue, just the one I have been struggling with. A girl with a fake scar on her back tiptoes in. She is one of the main characters from the show. Her English is ok, and we try to make some small jokes with each other. She has a few kind words for every single member of the crew. And then all at once we run through the scene and I am staring at her, trying to be quiet and gruff and sincere. She acts differently, eyes popping, her whole body going through a series of motions, hands flipping around. But maybe that is her character. I have no idea what the story is outside of this random scene. I ask her who the director is and it turns out he is not even in the room, but downstairs watching a collection of monitors with headphones perched on his forehead. He is nice enough, and speaks not a word of English. The first assistant director tries to help me, her English half a mess. She looks at me a lot, not sure what I am saying.
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News comes via an update on the website of Supermarché, the production company responsible for the movie. According to a short blurb about upcoming projects, the adaptation of Mega Man is explicitly listed as a collaboration between Chernin Entertainment and Netflix.
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Henry, Rel, and their in-house producer Orlee-Rose Strauss maintain an active development slate. Features in the works include: an adaptation of Capcom’s MEGA MAN for Chernin Entertainment and Netflix, which they wrote and are directing; NEMESIS, based on the Mark Millar comic, produced by Jules Daly and Sue Kroll for Warner Bros.; an adaptation of Edward Abbey’s novel THE MONKEY WRENCH GANG, produced by Ed Pressman, which they wrote and are directing; and RUNAWAY, a family adventure comedy based on a true story, screenplay adapted by Brendan O’Brien and produced by Matt Kaplan.
The move appears to be a slight departure from the original plans that were announced in 2018, where 20th Century Fox was listed as the distributer. Further information about the film has yet to be revealed.
Will it look something like this?
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Keep in mind this is an unofficial fan film by fans for the enjoyment of other fans. This film is not authorized by or anyone involved with Capcom. No copyright infringement is implied or intended.


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