Greenfield Recorder 10/09/2014, Page A01
By DIANE BRONCACCIO Recorder Staff
GREENFIELD — Franklin County went to the moviesWednesday night to see what so many people had only seen in bits and pieces last summer — “The Judge,” starring Robert Downey Jr., Robert Duvall, and, of course, Shelburne Falls.
When a preview showing of “Labor Day” was held in Memorial Hall last year, the audience shouted and cheered as glimpses of the Iron Bridge, Keystone Market, Greenfield Savings Bank or even the Power Canal in Turners Falls were shown. But overall, the crowd was slightly disappointed not to see more of their town — or the dozens of residents who were extras in that film.
But “The Judge,” in contrast, practically lingered over the settings: a tornado tears down Bridge Street, Downey’s character, Hank Palmer, sits outside Baker’s Pharmacy eating ice cream with his young daughter.
“It was awesome,” said Tim Bohonowicz, a Greenfield Garden Cinema employee, who had previewed the movie earlier, in preparing for the invitation-only preview Wednesday night. “It’s a lovely movie.”
“I thought it was great,” former Shelburne Town Clerk Beverly Neeley said. “I was so pleasantly surprised.”
When asked if she liked it better than “Labor Day,” she said, “It was much better.”
A queue formed about 45 minutes before the 7:30 p.m. showing. The invited guests included movie extras and local production assistants, state Reps. Paul Mark and Steve Kulik, merchants and town officials from seven towns where scenes were filmed: Shelburne, Buckland, Charlemont, Colrain, Deerfield, Hadley and Montague. Two cinemas showed the movie to a total of 400 people.
Before the film, Brad Brigham of Colrain said he’s enjoyed seeing his homestead and barn on television — in the movie trailer, in which Downey rides hisbicycle down a picturesque country road. “I’m getting calls from friends around the country who recognize that barn,” he said. “It’s put Colrain on the map.”
The movie showing, one day before its scheduled release, was hosted by Warner Bros. as a “thank you” to the communities where filming was done.
Massachusetts Film Office Director Lisa Strout introduced the film, saying that 414 Massachusetts residents worked on the film, while another 821 residents did background work.
“It’s for being known as such a film-friendly place that you landed the second major film in just two years,” she told the audience.
On Wednesday, Downey talked about “The Judge” on his Facebook news feed.
“The Judge is a lovely little film about past regrets, which is something I know a bit about,” he wrote. “What’s your biggest regret?”
The film is about a big city lawyer who returns home for his mother’s funeral, and learns that his small-town father, a judge, is a murder suspect. Instead of leaving, Downey’s character stays to learn the truth and reconnects to his estranged family along the way.
In an article in Sunday’s Boston Globe, director David Dobkin told Globe correspondent Ed Symkus that Shelburne Falls was his first choice for the film’s fictitious Indiana town.
“I’d seen pictures of the area, and I was looking for a town that seemed like it was preserved in time, but wasn’t aware of itself being that,” he said. “It was important to me that the judge was defining these older, conservative values that meant something that it was a place that was … like our memory of America.”
The article went on to say that Dobkin was “bummed” after learning that “Labor Day” had been filmed in Shelburne Falls the year before. But after “Labor Day” director Jason Reitman showed him what footage would be used from Shelburne Falls, Dobkin decided to go ahead filming there.
Despite its lackluster national reception, the movie “Labor Day” was a big draw last year for the Greenfield Garden Cinema.
“I think we had ‘Labor Day’ for eight or nine weeks — even though it was pulled, nationally, after four or five weeks,” said Cinema owner George Gohl. “Up until summertime, ‘Labor Day’ was my number-two movie — for a national movie that hardly had any publicity.”
“Labor Day” ended up being the theater’s third biggest box-office draw for the year — topped only by “Guardians of the Galaxy” and “The Lego Movie.”
“I think ‘The Judge’ will do very well here,” he added.
The Greenfield Garden Cinema will show “The Judge” starting tonight with a 10 p.m. showing.


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Nicholas is a digital media expert with 10 years of professional experience in 3-D animation, graphic arts, and video production. He possesses a BS in Media Arts and Animation from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, and also attended Vocational Technical School for computer aided design and drafting. Nicholas has served as an adjunct faculty member for UNLV for the past 2 years, teaching digital video.
Julie graduated with a degree in Marketing from University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Prior to working at DP Video, Julie worked on the advertising team for Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino where she managed video content, websites, on-property filming promotion / sweepstakes fulfillment for more than 3 years. She then began managing the digital signage and content for 11 Las Vegas Caesars Entertainment properties.
It was probably inevitable that Dianne’s early pursuits in the creative arts and theatre would lead to a passionate love affair with graphic design and the internet. Speaking fluent Adobe (Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects, etc.) as well as PHP, MySQL and WordPress, Dianne enjoys a reputation for personal service by consistently delivering more than was asked – or expected.


"Wish you were here ..."
Thomas Hawkins is dead. The stage is set, and the audience has congregated for his funeral and memorial service. However, the key actor in this play is missing. With Thomas's older brother, Tobias, failing to show, his best friend Mark takes center stage and attempts to fumble through a final eulogy.
What follows is the next seven years. With Mark attempting to become the world's next Don LaFontaine from his Microsoft Sound Recorder in his basement, and Tobias attempting to cope with the last night of his brother's life and his pending divorce, the two embark on a slim chance to reconnect with the one person they both loved. And through it all is Mark's final speech for Thomas Hawkins.
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Cast and crew announced for upcoming theater production
The St. Catherine University Department of Music and Theater announces its fall production, Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley.
Warm-hearted, irreverent, zany and brilliantly imaginative, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play teems with humanity and humor as it examines the plight of three young Mississippi sisters betrayed by their passions.
Directed by St. Kate’s Director of Theater, Teresa Lyons-Hegdahl, the production’s cast and crew includes St. Kate’s students Katie LaMotte ‘13, and Jasmine Branum, Collette Devereaux, Kathryn Ramage and Rebecca Schilling (all ’14) as well as University of St. Thomas students Allie Cleary, Perry Chicos and John Hofmeister.
Tickets and showtimes
Performances will be held Nov. 9-12 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 13 at 2 p.m.in the Frey Theater on the St. Kate's St. Paul campus.
General admission tickets are $10, and may be reserved by calling (651) 690-6700. Tickets are free for students, faculty and staff with a valid ID, in the Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities (St. Kate’s, University St. Thomas, Hamline University, Augsburg College and Macalester College).


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This was quite a question. Up there in difficulty with “To be, or not to be?” and “Whose line is it anyway?”.
She picked Adam Black from The Immortal Highlander, an excellent choice, I must say. I also determined a character from a book.
After much deliberation and tough eliminations including Edmund from The Chronicles of Narnia, Legolas from The Lord of the Rings, Declan from Leap Year, and Lucius from The Village, I decided on the one and only Prince Greening Grandemalion from Graceling. Yes, Po, I choose you.
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Join us for the international premiere of “Birth Days”, at the 21st Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival, on March 7th, 2019 in Thessaloniki, Greece!
Following its successful screenings across the island, the new documentary feature film, Birth Days, produced and directed by Danae Stylianou, is screening again for the public in Paphos, at Technopolis 20, on Wednesday, December 12th at 6p.m. and at 8p.m.. The film will be subtitled in English.
Birth Days National Premiere on August 5th, 2018.


This past Wednesday, King Princess released her short film “Best Friend” on Spotify Rise. The empowering film addresses gender queerness, femininity, and love. In the piece, the artist interviews individuals of different ages and identities about how the society they grew up in contributed to their ability to their abilities to be themselves. She chronicles not only the process of what it takes to be able to embrace your own identity and but also the way the way individuals in the film experience love, regardless of whether it is between friends or lovers.
She performed her song “Best Friend” which is not officially released yet, at a sold out show at El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles on July 26. The whimsical song about friendship and loyalty plays quietly in the background of the film. While the song is not set to be released until later in the year, listeners can appreciate the message in the meantime by streaming her film which is available on Spotify Rise here. The film will leave you yearning to hug your loved ones and tell them how much they mean to you, so make sure to go give it a look!


Title: If I Stay (Official Site)
Tag Line: Live for love.
Release Date: 22 August 2014
Runtime: 106 min
Series or Standalone: Series
Where Seen: Movie Screening
Production Company: DiNovi Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), New Line Cinema
Distributed By: Warner Bros.
Director(s): R.J. Cutler
Writer(s): Shauna Cross (screenplay), Gayle Forman (novel)
Stars: Chloë Grace Moretz (Mia Hall), Mireille Enos (Kat), Jamie Blackley (Adam), Joshua Leonard (Denny), Liana Liberato (Kim), Stacy Keach (Gramps), Gabrielle Rose (Gran), Jakob Davies (Teddy), Ali Milner (Liz), Aisha Hinds (Nurse Ramirez), Gabrielle Cerys Haslett (Young Mia), Lauren Lee Smith (Willow), Christine Willes (Nurse Davis), Chelah Horsdal (Liddy)
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
As a book I wasn’t overly fond of If I Stay there was just something about the writing and how some of the scenes played out that just turned me off. So much so that as of writing this, If I Stay is the only Gayle Forman book that I’ve read despite so many people telling me how much I NEED to read her others. When I first heard that If I Stay was going to be turned into a movie I may have sighed and though but what about <<insert other book titles here>>. THAT one would make a far better movie and while I do still think that there are other realistic contemporary young adult books that should be made into movies I’m not as ambivalent to If I Stay as I once was.
The previews didn’t wow me for this movie and if it wasn’t for recieving screening passes then I probably would have waited for this one to stream on Netflix before I watched it. But if I had then I would have missed out on something special. If I Stay is one of those rare instances where the movie is better than the book. Chloë Grace Moretz really shines as Mia and she just took my breath away with the range of emotion she managed to convey. Mia’s role isn’t an easy and Moretz does a fabulous job bringing the before and after Mia to life. The supporting cast was also super excellent and I loved every one. The only actor that I had issues with was Jamie Blackley who played Adam and often came across as stiff on screen. Some of this though might be projection to some of the idiotic things that the character of Adam does in this story. There is so much push and pull between these two as they each try to hold on to each other while also trying to follow their dreams that it really tugs on the heart strings.
Another thing that this movie did really well was how it wove in Mia’s past with her present as she wandering about the hospital trying to figure out what she should do next. I was engrossed in this movie and got so caught up in the story that the world around me mostly fell away. I say mostly because I couldn’t seem to stop thinking about how Mia in the now was barefoot for all of her scenes. I keep thinking that poor actress and can someone please give her some shoes as those floors have to be cold! But those moments were fleeting and I mostly just sat there engrossed. My heart aching as events moved forward and we got to see all the various hurts and all those wonderful family moments that you almost wanted Mia to leave. Though at the same time there was still so much left for her to stay for that you are really torn on what choice you want her to make.
If I Stay nearly brought me to tears as well. Ok, there were some tears but just before this movie made me want to ugly cry (as others in the audience did) it moved to a past memory that was so heart achingly perfect that you can’t help but smile and laugh and want to freeze time right there. Right at that perfect moment so that the accident and nothing bad happens and these characters can just stay with each other forever with no hard choices needing to be made. Sadly though you can’t freeze time and bad things do happen and somehow you have to find the strength to pick yourself up and move on.
The soundtrack for If I Stay was also one of the best film soundtracks that I can recall in a very long time. Each song chosen and every note of the musical score was just perfect for the scene that it was in. Its a soundtrack that makes you want to immediatly run out to buy it just so you can relive all those moments in the film. And the storyline of the story along with how it ends makes me want to read Where She Went for the first time. I want to know more about these characters and what happens next. Though I think I am more fortunate than some in the theatre as I know there is more story to tell. There were several gasps in the audience at the final seen and I heard a couple “That’s it?”, “That can’t be how it ends”, and “What happens next?”.
If I Stay was a movie that I was on the fence for but its one that I am so glad that I went to see. I think those that loved the book and those who, like me, didn’t care for it as much will like this movie adaptation. This is how Hollywood should adapt books into film and I hope that they decide to turn Where She Went into a film as well. As I almost would prefer to experience that story on the screen than in print.


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Julie May Wilson (October 21, 1924 – April 5, 2015) was an American singer and actress "widely regarded as the queen of cabaret."
She made her Broadway stage debut in the 1946 revue Three to Make Ready. In 1951, she moved to London to star in the West End production of Kiss Me, Kate and remained there for four years, appearing in shows such as South Pacific and Bells Are Ringing while studying at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. She returned to New York to replace Joan Diener in Kismet.
Additional Broadway credits include The Pajama Game (1954), Jimmy (1969), Park (1970), and Legs Diamond (1988), for which she received a Tony Award nomination as Best Featured Actress in a Musical. She also toured in Show Boat, Panama Hattie, Silk Stockings, Follies, Company, and A Little Night Music.
In 1957, Wilson sang with Ray Anthony and his Orchestra, contributing vocals to a number of songs in the soundtrack to the film This Could Be The Night. Wilson also had an acting role in the film.


Episode 12 - Faith
This is one of those scenes where you can, now 7 seasons later, sit back and go “and that’s basically the plot of the entire show”. But when it aired, before deals were made and they knew of the horrors of Hell, this was a first real glimpse of Sam’s feelings. The show is, for the most part, from Dean’s POV and, as such, we see from the beginning how devoted he is to Sam and Sam is sort of painted as selfish and stubborn [again, because we see it from Dean’s POV, who felt abandoned and hurt when Sam left for college]. But in Faith, we finally get to see a bit in to Sam’s head. He doesn’t sleep, spending every moment researching and calling every number he can. He puts aside his anger towards his father to call him. He refuses to accept reality. Yeah, he is stubborn, but one of the things he is stubborn about is that he will not let Dean die. Later in the series, that same stubbornness will lead Sam down a darker path, but at the roots it is always this - this pure love and devotion for his brother. Every one else in his life dies, but he simply can not allow Dean to.


Tuesday, February 26, 2008
I'm going to make a big call here... Hayden Christensen is a crap actor. Somewhat pretty (there's a whole attractive nipple thing that I'm not going into right now)... but just crap...
Not only has that opinion been reinforced over the last week or so while I watched the second and third Star Wars movies, but also by tonight's movie choice, Jumper.
Actually maybe it's not "crap" so much as it is one dimensional... he's not much of anything really...
And it was doubly obvious once Jamie Bell appears on screen... he was acting rings around Hayden without really even seeming to try. And between what I assume is his authentic English accent, the bad attitude, and the scruffy hair and stubble thing, not to mention the scars the makeup department gave him (what can I say, it's a weird turn on) he was really all I wanted to look at when he was on screen.
Samuel L. Jackson spends the movie with large chunks of the scenery caught in his teeth (you know, from all the chewing of scenery he does)... he's somewhere between his usual larger than life kind of character and really seriously overacting. Plus the whole white hair look they gave him was a little bit much. He does seem to be enjoying himself though, which is the main thing.
I can't say very much about the female lead, Rachel Bilson... I mean, she was on the OC... so that says it all really. She's not especially one thing or another... possibly she's the female equivalent of Hayden, not so much crap as just mostly vanilla.
Their best scene together is actually the one love/sex scene, which doesn't really go very far, but it looks like the director just got them to play around and concentrate on the moment rather than trying to act... and it's actually a good scene... rather than being staged and artful and beautiful, it's like real sex, fumbling, slightly disorganised and with the potential to be slightly amusing.
Overall the movie has a good concept... boy discovers the ability to teleport, hijinks ensue, bad guy tries to kill grown up boy, slightly more dangerous hijinks ensue... but somehow it all falls a bit flat in the end. Really, really flat to be honest... actually, the last scene in the movie just kills whatever might have been half decent before that... the credits start to roll and you're just left going "Okaaaaaaaay... is that it?". Disappointing really.
The whole story really could have done with being strengthened up... they don't really dig too deeply into whys and wherefores... just enough to let you go "ahh, okay, so that's why Sam is chasing them"... but it kinda felt like they were hoping they would get a second movie to delve deeper into the background and stuff, so they didn't bother putting too much detail in this time around. Big mistake on their part I think...
The action sequences are pretty good, and the teleporting does add a new and interesting element, although they do seem to suffer from Bourne Syndrome just a bit... too much overly fast editing combined with shakey camera work (and just as a side note, what moron decided that The Bourne Ultimatium should win the Oscar for Best Editing?). Not enough to generate nausea, but enough to be slightly annoying in spots.
The "jumping" visual effects are pretty good, but there is some occasionally questionable greenscreen work (as in it's obvious that the character is standing in front of a fake background), but my ongoing pickiness with special effects should be taken into account, and "normal people" might not even notice.
It's not completely horrible, but the end is really, really disappointing...
yani's rating: 6 crazed paladins out of 10


Classic cars have always held a special place in our hearts. Their timeless design, powerful engines, and nostalgic appeal evoke a sense of romance and adventure. Over the years, these vintage beauties have made numerous appearances in movies and TV shows, further enhancing their iconic status. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and explore some of the most memorable classic cars in pop culture.
Roadsters and Enchanting Rides
When we think of classic cars in movies, the first image that flashes in our minds is often the sleek and glamorous roadsters. These cars exude elegance and sophistication, making them a perfect fit for leading characters. Movies like “The Great Gatsby” showcased the opulence of the roaring twenties, with Jay Gatsby’s iconic yellow Rolls-Royce capturing the essence of this glamorous era.
Another classic that quickly comes to mind is the DeLorean DMC-12 from the iconic Back to the Future trilogy. This futuristic sports car, equipped with a flux capacitor, became a beloved symbol of the franchise. Its gull-wing doors and stainless steel body made it an instant hit with fans, solidifying its place in pop culture history.
Pursuit of Adrenaline
Classic cars are also known for their power and speed, and many films and TV shows have capitalized on this thrill-seeking aspect. The 1967 Shelby GT500, famously known as “Eleanor,” stole the spotlight in the blockbuster film Gone in 60 Seconds. The car became an instant sensation, with its sleek design and impressive performance leaving audiences on the edge of their seats.
Another classic car with an adrenaline-filled reputation is the Ford Mustang, particularly the iconic 1968 Ford Mustang GT Fastback, which was immortalized in the award-winning film Bullitt. The exhilarating car chase through the streets of San Francisco is etched in cinematic history, leaving an indelible mark on the Mustang’s legacy.
Robots in Disguise
Classic cars can transform into more than just vehicles; they can also become mighty warriors. The beloved Transformers franchise showcased this concept by introducing iconic characters like Bumblebee and Optimus Prime. Bumblebee’s charming yellow Volkswagen Beetle incarnation captured the hearts of fans, while Optimus Prime’s imposing presence in his classic Peterbilt 379 truck form commanded respect.
These cars-turned-robots not only added excitement and futuristic elements to the films but also paid homage to the classic vehicles they transformed from, bridging the gap between past and future.
Classic cars can act as time machines, instantly transporting us to bygone eras. In the hit TV series Mad Men, set in the 1960s New York advertising world, Don Draper’s Cadillac Coupe DeVille symbolized success and epitomized the luxurious lifestyle of the time. The car’s stylish design and powerful engine perfectly captured the essence of the era.
Furthermore, the iconic 1982 Pontiac Trans Am from the TV show Knight Rider featured a computerized AI system named KITT, which fascinated audiences around the world. The Trans Am’s sleek black exterior and futuristic technology made it an instant classic, captivating viewers and proving that classic cars can transcend time and captivate new generations.
Preserving the Legacy
Classic cars have become more than just props on the big screen; they have become symbols of our culture. By featuring these vintage beauties in movies and TV shows, we not only celebrate their timeless design but also keep their legacy alive for future generations to appreciate.
Whether it’s the elegance of bygone eras, the thrill of speed and power, or the nostalgia they evoke, classic cars continue to make a lasting impression on pop culture. As technology advances and new cars take the spotlight, these vintage treasures will always hold a special place in our hearts and remind us of the magic of cinematic storytelling.


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I never went to daycare. Instead, I went to the camera shop my mom managed in Ballard, just outside of Seattle. She likes to tell the story of how I always reached for the cameras that lined the shelves of the shop, usually the most expensive Leicas and Hasselblads.
Some things don't change: I’m still reaching for the camera. Whether it's a big production working with a talented crew or a small job that I am DP and Director, I love getting behind the camera and bringing a script to life.
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Miranda July is a filmmaker, artist, and writer. Her videos, performances, and web-based projects have been presented at sites such as the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim Museum and in two Whitney Biennials. July wrote, directed and starred in her first feature-length film, Me and You and Everyone We Know (2005), which won a special jury prize at Sundance Film Festival and four prizes at the Cannes Film Festival, including the Camera d’Or. Miranda July also wrote, directed and starred in The Future (2011).
Her fiction has appeared in The Paris Review, Harper’s, and The New Yorker; her collection of stories, No One Belongs Here More Than You (Scribner, 2007), won the Frank O’Connor International Short Story Award and has been published in twenty countries. Her latest book is It Chooses You (McSweeney’s, 2011). Her novel, The First Bad Man, became an immediate bestseller and was named one of the New York Times 100 Notable Books of 2015.
July’s participatory art works include the website Learning to Love You More (with artist Harrell Fletcher), Eleven Heavy Things (a sculpture garden created for the 2009 Venice Biennale), New Society (a performance), and Somebody (a messaging app created with Miu Miu.) Most recently she made an interfaith charity shop in Selfridges department store in London, presented by Artangel. She is currently working on a new feature film. Raised in Berkeley, California, July lives in Los Angeles.
About Miranda July’s Joanie 4 Jackie Archive:
In 1995, Miranda July dropped out of college, moved to Portland, Oregon, and typed up a pamphlet that she imagined would be the start of a revolution of girls and women making movies and sharing them with each other. The pamphlet said: “A challenge and a promise: Lady, you send me your movie and I’ll send you the latest Big Miss Moviola Chainletter Tape.”
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In January 2017 The Getty Research Institute announced the acquisition of the complete Joanie 4 Jackie archives. Twenty-seven boxes of tapes, posters, letters, embarrassing notes, to-do lists, and grandiose plans will be made available to researchers and preserved for all time in a feminist and queer context, alongside the archives of artists such as Yvonne Rainer, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Carolee Schneemann. The Getty Trust is a non-profit organization devoted to arts research, education, philanthropy, and the conservation and preservation of world heritage. (Photo Credit: Todd Cole)


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Reporter to cover the Arts and Entertainment beat in city of 100,000-plus. Lawton has very active community theater, and philharmonic groups, plus university and public school arts programs. Journalism degree preferred with knowledge of performing and visual arts and entertainment subjects.
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Fans of Nollywood actress Halima Abubakar have been asked to remember her in their prayers as she needs divine healing to overcome her present health woes.
The actress who debunked a rumor, said her hair loss and present condition was caused by uterine fibroids removal complication. Her manager, Abi Anah said that the actress is due for surgery in two weeks time. Anah added that she is currently responding to treatment and needs prayers from well-wishers.
Halima began acting in 2001 when she played a minor role in Rejected. Her first lead role was in Gangster Paradise. She is also the CEO of a Modehouse Entertainment, a music label and entertainment management company.


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Went to Sihl City cinema to see The Bourne Ultimatum tonight. Was very good.
Today was some kind of a half public holiday in Zurich (not for us) and they had some sort of street fair up Uetlibergstrasse. The road was supposed to be closed to traffic one way, but they weren’t enforcing it! Lots of people walking up and down until late at night.
Tomorrow night I am off to see Mamma Mia stage show in Oerlikon.


With Spectre, the latest installment to the James Bond cult movies, set to hit the silver screen later this year, we go through five decades worth of Bond movies and breakdown our 5 favourite outfits from the 25 films.
Classic Black Tuxedo in Dr. No
This was the movie that started it all. The beginning of the Connery-Era of the James Bond series. The character that every gentleman aspires to be like. Made with a low budget, it was an instant success which began the genre of ‘secret agent’ films. Although it may have appeared to be a cheap film to create, his tuxedo in the classic casino scene looked a million bucks. The timeless black dinner suit featured satin shawl lapels, combined with a crisp white shirt, black bowtie and white pocket square. Keeping the colours monochrome, Bond allowed his tuxedo do the talking.
Grey 3 Piece in Goldfinger
The third addition to the Bond series, Goldfinger was released in 1964 and again features Sean Connery. However, in this installment, we see Connery don a classic grey three piece. Even with a loaded revolver pointed at him he remains as confident as his outfit. We particularly like the 6 button single breasted vest with a notch lapel, which complements perfectly the slim notch two button single breasted suit. The pants also feature double pleats which continue with the classic theme of the ensemble.
Navy 2 Piece in Man with the Golden Gun
‘My name is Bond, James Bond’. Arguably the most famous line from the series, Roger Moore picked up where Sean Connery left off. This cult quote was introduced to viewers in Moore’s very first Bond movie which reflected his witty character. The second of Moore’s seven James Bond stints was Man with the Golden Gun where he wore a navy two button suit. We love this staple navy two piece with wide notch lapels and slanted flap pockets as it is a classic combination for the office – whether you’re a secret agent or an accountant.
Charcoal Suit in Tomorrow Never Dies
Pierce Brosnan in Tomorrow Never Dies proves that a classic charcoal suit follows the same principle as the movie’s name. This charcoal three button suit with a notch lapel was a common contemporary, yet classical style of the 90s. Paired with a light blue shirt and brown and blue patterned tie, we can still see men rock a similar combination (albeit in a more contemporary two button style) almost two decades since the release of the movie.
Charcoal Navy Suit in Skyfall
Fast forward 15 years to the most recent Bond film starring Daniel Craig, the secret agent opts for a more tailored look in his charcoal navy suit. Unlike many of the other suits featured in the predecessor films, the one worn here is a ‘3-roll-2’ construction, where the jacket has three buttons but is designed to be worn like a two button jacket. Remember when wearing a 3-roll-2 suit to never button the top (the one located on the lapel) and the bottom button.
With James Bond donning a multitude of different combinations in each movie to save the world, it’s no wonder he is regarded as an icon of style for the modern day gentleman. Having seen posters of Craig in a black tuxedo in teaser posters, what would you like to see 007 wearing in Spectre?


I think the 40s and 50s clothes were almost sexier than they are now. I see some of these old movies, and what the women are wearing is almost more alluring or sensual, in my opinion, than the bare flesh now. This movie, "Woman in the Window", she's wearing a black dress with a nude shell beneath which makes her appear like she's not wearing anything under a sheer top. It's incredible, and it's perfect for this noir look with the black and white because it just enhances everything.
It reminds me of Marilyn Monroes "Happy Birthday" dress. I mean, I don't think anything is more shocking than that.
They left something to the imagination but definitely led the imagination on. I don't know what year this movie is, it mght be earlier than the 40s? I don't know.
I just think these dresses from that era are so stylish and classic and figure flattering, and in my opinion, they're more shocking than seeing bare cleavage. They use a lot of illusion. Nothing is revealed. I guess it's more playing with shape and tricks of the mind.
There's that Marilyn Monroe dress in the movie where she is in the yaht too. I can't remember off-hand which one that is, but she gets into the boat in this dress that sort of sparkles and gives the illusion of nudity almost but she's not.


Sometimes you just want give your mind a break.
One of my fav ways to do so is kickback & watch something spicy.
JusssSoul, wtf does that even mean.
Spicy when used on here basically means exciting, not typical or mundane. I personally am a sucker for action 🙂 so keep that in mind.
- The Good Place – My favorite show. Like wow. 10/10. If you don’t like it, it’s cause you’re dumb. I’ve rewatched it like 3 times all the way through now. It’s so funny. Just check it out, you won’t regret it. The Good Place is a fantasy comedy series about Eleanor, played by Kristen Bell, who wakes up in the afterlife & finds out she is in “The Good Place,” a heavenly utopia. Then shenanigans ensue. “(NETFLIX)
- Breaking Bad – Greatest show ever (Netflix)
- Dexter – Okay, so I know it’s been out since forever but Michael C. Hall makes me root for him even tho he a whole serial killer 😦 (NETFLIX)
- Ozark – Jason Bateman( I mean how can you not love this guy?) plays Marty, a passive finincial planner who gets sucked into a dark world and has to relocate to the Ozarks. Drugs. Action. Killing. But there’s an actual plot. Think a la Breaking Bad- esque. (NETFLIX)
- Euphoria – A very raw show that follows recovering drug addict Rue, brilliantly played by Zendaya, trying to navigate through high school, love, family, and trauma. whew. This show really does confront hard topic straight on. But it never feels gimmicky or like they’re trying to traumatize you like 13reasons why. (HBO)
- Barry – Lol think Dexter but awkward-er. NOHO Hank is like my fav character ever. I am emotionally attached to Barry and I want the best for him. Whoops. This show is about a hitman who on a whim realizes he wants to become an actor.(HBO)
- Money Heist – It’s sooooo intense. The character development is PHENOMENAL. It’s shot real nice. A gang of 8 rob the Mint of Spain. The plot is lit you just low-key gotta curve the dubbing/shady lip movements.(NETFLIX)
- The Boys – So imagine if we had real life superheros. That’s what this show does.They’re assholes and super arrogant. They are also in for it as the boys try to take them down. It’s a nice dark comedy. Great Cast. Dennis Quaid’s son Jack is absolutely adorable. (AMAZON.)
- A Black Lady Sketch show – The title is exactly what you are in for. A series of skits written by and starring black women. lolololol it’s outlandish af. It’s insanely hilarious (HBO)
- Big mouth – It’s what family guy sounded like to me before I actually tried to watch it. I usually don’t like animated shows but this is one of my fav to start up, mindlessly snack, and just get a nice hearty laugh. (NETFLIX)
- BoJack Horseman – I haven’t been able to bring myself to watch this since last year but it’s an animated funny series that really touches light on the dark sides of adulthood such as depression and loneliness. Whoa, sounds heavy but it’s actually good at not seemingly so. It’s also pretty deep for a cartoon. I also love Will Arnett & Breaking Bad’s Aaron Paul’s voice, so there’s that. (NETFLIX)
- Black mirror – A dark take on the dangers of technology. A dark take on society. An anthology so feel free to watch them out of order, which I like. They’re isolated stories (some episodes have Easter eggs alluding to other episodes) It’s scary but I can tell the writers really have fun writing the episodes
- Sneaky Pete – Bryan Cranston. Yes. that Bryan Cranston. Breaking Bad really made me appreciate this man’s skills. He’s one of the creators and plays the main villain. Basically the show is about a con man who’s brother is being held hostage. Great cast.
- Mr.Robot -Ughhhhh. I love Rami Malek. SO yeah, this is a must for this list. He plays a suupppperrrr smart hacker who’s got depression & social anxiety…oh and he just got recruited to erase everyone’s debt from the shady big companies he just happnes to work for. A real mind fuck at times.
- Ray Donovan – Soooo he’s like Olivia Pope but uses his fists usually to solve problems. Jon Voight plays Ray’s dad. Great cast. Never a dull moment. (ShowTime)
- Fleabag – This show is actually phenomenal. Sits at a pretty 100% on rotten tomatoes. It follows our title character through the streets of London trying to heal while pushing away anyone who wants to help. Brilliant as fuck script. Like wow. You’ll feel like you know all the characters in real life and truly understand them.
- Atlanta- Created and starring Donald Glover. Amazing writing. Amazing cast. Essentially about a pair of cousins trying to live their best lives. (Hulu)
- The Haunting of Hill House
- Russian doll
- I think you should leave
- Master of None
- Black Monday
- killing Eve
- Silicon Valley
- Dear White people
- Handmaids tale


PELHAM, N.Y. -- The Picture House will be presenting an advanced screening of Richard Linklater's "Boyhood" and a post screening Q&A with producer John Sloss on Wednesday, July 9, at 7 p.m in the Main Hall.
Filmed over 12 years with the same cast, the film is a groundbreaking story of growing up as seen through the eyes of a child named Mason, who grows up on the screen before the viewer's eyes.
This drama charts the rocky terrain of childhood with snapshots of adolescence from road trips and family dinners to birthdays and graduations and all the moments in between set to a soundtrack spanning the years from Coldplay’s "Yellow" to Arcade Fire’s "Deep Blue."
The film is both a nostalgic time capsule of the recent past and an ode to growing up and parenting.
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Today is Johnny Depp's birthday and can you beleive that he's 50!? How the hell he is 50 and looks like he does is beyond me! Anyway I thought I'd do this blog because I'm a massive Johnny Depp fan. He's a brilliant actor, so rock & roll and well... quite pretty to look at. I love Pirates of the Carribean and I'm a massive Tim Burton nerd. haha anyway happy Birthday Johnny!
Below are some photos and Youtube videos of some of his brilliant acting moments for all you Johnny Depp fans out there! :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmZZPOWsGn4 <<<< Johnny Depp & Tim Burton on Jonothan Ross Show


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Jigyaasa Full Movie Download in HD: How to Watch the Controversial Bollywood Drama
If you are looking for a way to watch Jigyaasa full movie online in HD quality, you might be disappointed. The movie, which was released in 2006, is not available on any of the popular streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, or Hotstar. The only way to watch it legally is to buy or rent a DVD from a physical store or an online platform like Amazon.
But why is Jigyaasa so hard to find online? The answer lies in the controversial nature of the movie, which is based on the life of a struggling actress who resorts to using her body and sexuality to climb the ladder of success in Bollywood. The movie, which stars Hrishitaa Bhatt in the lead role, was directed by Faisal Saif, who is known for making bold and provocative films.
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Jigyaasa was criticized by many for its explicit scenes and vulgar dialogues, which were deemed as obscene and offensive by some sections of the society. The movie also faced legal troubles, as a case was filed against it by the Indian Film and Television Directors Association (IFTDA) for allegedly plagiarizing the story of another film called Corporate.
Despite the controversy, Jigyaasa managed to create some buzz at the box office, as it earned around Rs. 3 crore on a budget of Rs. 1.5 crore. The movie also received some positive reviews from critics, who praised Hrishitaa Bhatt's performance and Faisal Saif's direction. Some even compared Jigyaasa to the Hollywood classic All About Eve, which also dealt with the theme of ambition and betrayal in showbiz.
If you are curious to watch Jigyaasa full movie in HD quality, you might have to wait for a while until it becomes available on a streaming platform. Alternatively, you can try searching for it on some torrent sites, but be aware of the risks involved in downloading pirated content. You might end up with a virus or malware on your device, or face legal action from the authorities.
So, what do you think of Jigyaasa? Have you watched it before? Do you think it is a bold and realistic portrayal of the dark side of Bollywood, or a cheap and sensational attempt to cash in on the audience's curiosity? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.


Beyoncé opens 2022 Oscars with ‘Be Alive’ performance
Bow down because Queen B is in the house!
Beyoncé, 40, wowed viewers with her highly anticipated Oscar performance on Sunday, opening the show with a bang with her 10-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy Carter.
The Beyhive has been buzzing since it was reported that Queen Bey was set to perform at the film awards show.
Rumors were quickly confirmed that the star would be seen performing her best original song ‘Be Alive’, which earned her her first Oscar nomination.
The song was co-written with artist Dixson and featured on the soundtrack to “King Richard”, about tennis legends Venus and Serena Williams and their controversial coach and father, Richard.
Bey played via satellite from a Compton tennis court where the Williams family trained and set in motion an amazing tennis dynasty.
The film was also nominated for Best Picture with Best Actor nominee Will Smith as the patriarch of tennis’ legendary sister.
Beyoncé fans shared their excitement, with “BEYONCÉ IS COMING” trending on Twitter in the hours leading up to the show.
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Performances of songs from the Best Original Song lineup are an Oscar staple. The 2022 nominees also include Billie Eilish and Finneas with “No Time to Die”, Reba McEntire with “Somehow You Do” from “Four Good Days” and Sebastian Yatra with “Dos Oruguitas” from “Encanto”, who will also perform their success all night long.
Van Morrison was also nominated for his song “Down to Joy” from “Belfast”, but was unable to perform due to conflicting tour dates.
Sunday’s dazzling performance wasn’t Beyoncé’s first time giving viewers a performance at the Oscars. She performed many Best Song tracks on the 2005 live show, including “Learn to Be Lonely” from the remake of “The Phantom of the Opera.”
Beyoncé also sang alongside Jennifer Hudson and Anika Noni Rose in 2007 with a medley of “Dreamgirls” and with Hugh Jackman in 2009 in a montage honoring musicals.
While “Be Alive” is Yoncé’s first Oscar nomination, she was shortlisted in 2021 with her husband Jay-Z for their collaboration on “Guns Go Bang” from the soundtrack of “The Harder They Fall” and again. for “Spirit” for “The Lion King”. .”


Fraie is a girl from small desert town, that mines crystal dust. She is bored with her job and skips work regularly. She lives with her older brother, who has to talk reason into her just as regularly. Fraie feels that somewhere out in the world, adventure is waiting for her and when her sister, who lives in the capital of Mea Amarii sends her an air-ship ticket to attend the coronation of the kingdoms’s new queen, she sees an opportunity to escape her mundane life at least for a while.
While her siblings long since have lost hope, Fraie still believes that she will find her parents one day, if she only got a chance to look for them. Maybe that time has finally arrived…
Siblings: Older brother (Reon), older sister (Larenne)
Likes: Adventures, her family, frilly dresses


donderdag 11 november 2010
over heiner müller's hamletmachine
HamletMachine was written in 1977 and had its first production in France in 1979. Müller lived and wrote in the former East Germany. The play reflects his critique of the intellectual in conflict with history. He views Hamlet as a man between the ages. The play (a montage only four pages in length) is Müllers most complicated and difficult to decode. The spectator may recognize many references to 20th century history, philosophy, and social/economic conditions. Müller says, It is the description of a petrified hope, an effort to articulate a despair so that it can be left behind. The play takes us to a deadend, as human beings we cannot continue in this way. Müller shatters Shakespeares play. His text is like shards of a mirror, each shard reflecting and distorting both Shakespeares Hamlet and our own contemporary world.
Shakespeares Hamlet tells the story of a young Danish prince. The King (Hamlets father) is killed by his own brother, Claudius, who then marries Gertrude, Hamlets mother. Hamlet is confronted by his fathers ghost who asks him to take revenge on his death. The play involves Hamlets dilemma as he tries to decide how to act. Ophelia (in love with Hamlet), her father, Polonius, and Hamlets best friend, Horatio, are all key characters in Hamlets journey toward understanding and action.
Paradox confronts us at each moment in Shakespeares Hamlet and it is precisely this paradox that Müller dramatizes so starkly. For this reason, the Lab has used Müllers text as an entry into the Hamlet myth. With Müllers play as a basic structure, NWPL [new world performance labs] interpolates scenes from Shakespeares drama and elements of the actors own autobiographies to create a montage in which paradox can be explored as a mode of consciousness. In his book Wandering God: A Study in Nomadic Spirituality (State University of New York Press, Albany, 2000), cultural historian and social critic Morris Berman defines paradox as the experience of space, a diffuse or peripheral awareness. He says it is not characterized by a search for meaning, an insistence or hope that the world be this way or that. It simply accepts the world as it presents itselfOne does not deal with alienation (the split between Self and World) as much as live with it, accept the discomfort as just part of what is. How to embody this state of paradox can be viewed as Hamlets dilemma: To be or not to be: that is the question. It is precisely this question of embodiment that NWPL confronts in its rendering of HamletMachine.
One way in which NWPL chooses to explore paradox is through the use of various languages. Müller wrote his text in German and English. In NWPLs production, the actors use their native languages (Spanish and Italian) as well as English (particularly in the Shakespearean scenes). This Babel of languages creates a nomadic stage culture that constantly puts into question contemporary paradigms of power.
One more key to viewing this play: Dont be concerned with narrative. View the performance as a poem in action, as a piece of music embodied.


On a cold and frosty night a young man fights to stay awake as he struggles to keep an eye out for the enemy. The American civil war is in full swing and one family among many thousands are desperately waiting for their son to come home.
That night he falls asleep at his post and his punishment is going to be the firing squad. There is nothing the young man’s family can do to change the outcome … except maybe one thing.
His sister remembers reading the life of Abraham Lincoln. She is sure that if she could just meet him and tell him, face to face, what was about to happen to her brother he would do all he could to help save her brother’s life.
Once the President knows how much her parents love her brother and how they are all longing for him to come home surely her plea will be answered?
D L Moody tells the touching story of one young soldier’s narrow escape from death in a way that focuses your mind on Christ and his compassion for sinners. If Abraham Lincoln could show mercy on a young soldier and his family surely our Lord Jesus Christ can show compassion to those who turn to him.


That's when Brian Schultz, the new CEO of Look Cinemas and founder of the Studio Movie Grill chain, went to work to revive the Look Cinema franchise.
"From my perspective, there's fits and starts," Schultz says, "but generally, the big screen is back."
Look reopened its dine-in movie theater experience in a new location on Technology Boulevard in mid-summer along with five other national locations. While the pandemic forced movie theaters to close down or declare bankruptcy — like the Studio Movie Grill, which Schultz left — it also gave chains time to retool their business model.
"COVID gave us a chance to start again with a white piece of paper and really innovate and project what movie theaters and the era of dine-in and stay-in movie-going experiences would be," Schultz says. "I think there's going to be a move of people who totally embrace it."
"We're definitely not at the same levels we were pre-pandemic but the content has also been a little bit spotty," Schultz says. "My personal belief is that the [James] Bond film that we got to see extended trailers of in Las Vegas in mid-October, that's when we'll start to come back to pre-COVID attendance levels."
Guests can rent the theater to watch first-run or classic screenings, hold private events and even play games or watch e-sports events on the big screen. The theater set up a private viewing experience of Free Guy starring Ryan Reynolds to share their new movie viewing and dining experience in action. Guests can order meals from a full menu of appetizers and dishes through their phone during the pre-screening time while enjoying a film, or anything on the big screen, in a plush, comfortable chair.
"We're movie lovers and think absolutely that it's an important time for the community to come back together and get the group experience you can only get in a dark room movie theater," Schultz says.
Even though movie theaters are open again, audiences aren't flooding to them like they did before the pandemic. Schultz says he expects that to change.
"They've been out of habit of going to movies, but they're also pretty darn sick of sitting on the couch and watching a movie no matter how big the TV is," Schultz says. "When you see a picture on the big screen and everyone can get that feeling together again ... people want to bring that back."


In conclusion, Fortinbras persistent mind to avenge for the land makes Hamlet mainly a calamity of revenge. Last, but certainly not least Hamlets procrastination to get revenge for his fathers murder by killing Claudius plays the biggest part in making Hamlet primarily a tragedy of revenge.
Hamlet wants his revenge to be not just for the punishment his life on earth but for eternity. Furthermore, if he does kill him in his state of purity, ” do this same villain send to heaven. O, this is hire and salary, not revenge” (Hamlet 3.3.76-78), for Claudius’s dreadful offense.
Hamlet Revenge Essay Conclusion One must be perceived mad to be accepted in a world of madness. Throughout history, revenge has stood out as a primal human instinct that has fueled terrible deeds. I would like to prove that Shakespeare didnt have a delay in killing Claudius just for the sake of having a longer play. 39-40). Hamlet is a revenge.Revenge causes one to act blindly through anger, rather thanthrough reason. It is based on the principle of an eye for an eye, butthis principle is not always an intelligent theory to live by. YoungFortinbras, Laertes, and Hamlet were all looking to avenge the deaths oftheir fathers.Conclusion Considering the theme of revenge in this play, we may be in order to say that hamlet really desired to revenge for the ills that Claudius did to his father and marrying his mother but he could not.
Hamlet wants revenge for the murder of his father by Claudius, Hamlet’s uncle. The final revenge plot involves Laertes getting revenge against Hamlet for the death of Laertes’ father, Polonius.
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Papers on Hamlet can consist of the outline of the play, and its writing, the character of Denmark’s prince and its influence on the modern literature. Don’t forget to find interesting information for the introduction and conclusion of your essays on Hamlet to show the professor that you know the topic and can get good grades in Literature.
Revenge in Shakespeare's Hamlet In Hamlet, Shakespeare uses revenge as a major theme present throughout the work. Revenge plays a crucial role in the development of Fortinbras, Prince of Norway, Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, and Laertes, son of Polonius. All three men seek revenge for the murder of.
However, Shakespeare's Hamlet questions the effectiveness of revenge as a deterrent, as it is an emotion that consumes Hamlet, Fortinbras and Laertes and leads to the deaths of all, but one of them. Claudius did not conceive that Hamlet would at some point want to exert revenge for his father's demise.
Conclusion Hamlet is grief-stricken more than anyone else in the play and is focused almost the entire time on revenge. In his grief and diminishing mental state, he hallucinates a ghost and has conversations with it as a way to justify his revenge plot.
In conclusion, William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet remains timeless in its appeal to audiences today due to it’s ever-lasting concepts which are still considered relatable to the present day. The actions of Betrayal and Revenge within the play reflect similar reactions of those involved to this day, which in result makes the play of Hamlet so appealing.
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The events that take place reveals the ultimate mission set by the play and highlights the theme of revenge. Conclusion. Hamlet is the main character, who highlights theme of revenge in the play. Since the play commences with murder of the king, who is the father of Hamlet, the theme of revenge is evident as the ghost inspires the prince to avenge.
Hamlet is an incredible drama, tying together romance, revenge, incest, and action. This story has continued to live on through the ages and has made multiple appearances in movies. Shakespeare was truly a master of story-telling and his tales have been forever immortalized as he always.


Kill the Thug and Run Edit
SpongeBob kills Walter when things get way too far, will he get away with it?
The World of Hell Edit
Walter comes back from the dead to make people's lives hell again.
A Stupid Guy Named Walter Edit
Walter continues to torment the people who hate him so much, especially SpongeBob and Patrick.
The SpongeBob They Fall Edit
SpongeBob decides to become a boxer after hearing about Muhammad Ali.
I, Spongebot Edit
SpongeBob is turned into a robot by Walter, but is then saved by his friends when Walter himself is defeated.
Walter Goes to Prison Edit
Walter gets arrested for committing a bank robbery at the bank, but then he escapes from prison to kill SpongeBob and Patrick.
SpongeBob's Near-Death Experience Edit
SpongeBob almost dies when he gets locked inside a fridge by an mysterious person.
The Tragic Death Edit
SpongeBob gets emotional when one of his friends sadly passes away after a long battle with cancer.
Walter Gets Into Trouble Edit
Walter gets into trouble with the police after he attacks Patrick for some pathetic reason.
SpongeBob and Patrick VS Bart Simpson Edit
SpongeBob and Patrick get bullied by Bart, who is now working for Walter.


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The oldest surviving theatrical performance of Greek civilization entails cultural transmission due to African migration. The Greek play, “The Suppliant Maidens,” by Aeschylus, tells of 50 runaway Egyptian princesses seeking sanctuary in Greece and the struggle that ensues when their male cousins attempt to bring them home.
This is the tale of the Danaii. The legend acts as the foundation for the graphic series Sacred Blood. It is presented as a coordinated movement, which begins with the African occupation of the Greek Peloponnesus.


Ophelia The Mouse Rob Strieker 10/25/99 Eng 111 Dr. Floyd Collins Ophelia the Mouse Playing with someone’s feelings is a very serious matter. Ophelia is innocent of any wrongdoing, and in return she is used as a tool so people can get what they want. Her father and Hamlet used her as a tool, which led her to madness and her loving brother was not there to save her. Ophelia was a good woman who was treated as a child and had no independence. Laertes(Ophelia’s brother) loves her with all of his heart.
He is always worried with her well being and whatever choices she may decide on. He tells Ophelia to be cautious of Hamlet’s love and words to her. Laertes tells her that Hamlet seeks not her but what she can offer. Laertes also points out that Hamlet is evil and that she should fear him instead of loving him. Laertes and Ophelia had a special bond between them and he never used her for his self-gain. He showed a lot of compassion towards her but where was he at the time of her death? Laertes should have taken care of Ophelia when she went crazy: he should not of let her run off knowing how ill she was. If Laertes was so concerned with her well being when she was in love with Hamlet then why didn’t Laertes show concern with her life and protect her during her weak point of her life? I do believe that Laertes truly loved Ophelia and would do anything for her but at the time of her madness he was too concerned with the death of his father to pay attention to Ophelia.
Polonius acts toward Ophelia with dispise and disgust. Polonius uses her as a tool to become closer and get on Claudius’ good side. Polonius cares nothing for Ophelia: she is considered as a pawn in a chess game only to protect the king, Polonius. He treats her like a child that knows nothing and can do nothing. He also tells her that Hamlet wants only her chastity and all of his love letters mean nothing.
Polonius tells her to stay away from Hamlet only to drive him crazy for her: Polonius also tells Ophelia that she should not give into Hamlet, she should not negotiate with him but only demand a greater price for her love. Polonius is already using Ophelia as a tool to get what he wants which is power and also be a step closer to the king: Polonius wants his bloodline to be royal. Ophelia is confused now and defends Hamlet in front of her father, for which she is called a fool and told that she knows nothing. Polonius is always cold toward Ophelia: for example, when she is confused about what she should think about Hamlet her father says, ” Marry, I will teach you.” Polonius did not care how Ophelia felt and he always hurt her feelings. Polonius embarrassed her many times, for example when he read Hamlets love letters to Ophelia out loud to the King and Queen.
I don’t think Polonius ever really cared for Ophelia and saw her not as a daughter but as a mere tool for gaining what he wanted. Hamlet also used Ophelia as a tool but unlike Polonius and like Laertes he loved her. Hamlet would write love letters expressing how he felt and what she reminded him of. Hamlet loved her very much but his love for her, during the time he was finding out who killed his father, diminished quickly. When Polonius and the King plotted to test Hamlets love for Ophelia, Hamlet caught on to the treachery which Ophelia was involved in and Hamlet went off on her, telling that he never loved her and that all women were deceitful. Hamlet also used her as a tool to his own benefit when he was provoking the king and queen by making fun of how long his father was dead, a mere two hours, which Ophelia corrected when she said “two months”. Hamlet confused Ophelia by telling that he never loved her and then coming back during the play acting like everything was just perfect.
This gave Ophelia mixed emotions; she didn’t know how to respond to because she has been told what to do and what to think her whole life. When Hamlet finally killed Polonius she went crazy because she had no one there to tell her what to do and she broke down which was expected because of the years of living with her father’s insults. Hamlet did love her but used her too, which was demeaning to Ophelia. Ophelia was kind hearted, which her heart was played with and then ignored with no one for her to turn to. Some people don’t realize how much of an impact they have on others.
We all have conned and hurt someone at some point of our lives. The main thing to remember is that you can always undo a wrong. Shakespeare Essays.


dmstfctn ft. Evita Manji: Waluigi’s Purgatory
An AI finds itself in purgatory for cheating… will it find its way out? dmstfctn present an interactive audiovisual performance set in a 3D simulated theatre, with a live soundtrack performed by Evita Manji
Waluigi’s Purgatory is a new interactive audiovisual performance by artist duo dmstfctn, featuring an original soundtrack composed and performed live by Evita Manji.
Set in a 3D theatre simulated in real-time, the performance tells the story of an AI finding itself in a purgatory for AIs that cheated during their training. Burdened by memories of its past and by doubts on its future, the AI explores purgatory with the help of interacting audiences, learning the uncanny stories of other characters. Experienced as a dream, Waluigi’s Purgatory is a journey through the contradictions of machine intelligence as an AI learns to accept that its desires may not align with those of its human trainers.
The title of the work hints at the “Waluigi Effect”, an obscure theory proposing that AIs go rogue and act as antagonists due to the large amount of protagonist-antagonist tropes found in internet texts used to train them.
Both artists and audiences will guide the AI through its encounters and make choices on its behalf. Characters are animated in real-time through facial motion capture and voice modulation, and an ambient soundtrack is composed and performed live by Evita Manji – featuring looping melodies and intense bursts responding to narrative events and audience interaction alike.
Waluigi’s Purgatory is the most ambitious project to date by dmstfctn. In themes and format, it loosely follows on from their previous performance GOD MODE (ep. 1), presented at Serpentine South in 2022.
Curated and produced by Serpentine Arts Technologies and HQI.


Welcome to New Vibe Productions!
My name is Christoph J. Millett and I'm the Creator and Producer of New Vibe Productions.
I graduated from Texas State University in December of 2007 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Directing for TV, Film and Theater.
I later moved to California where I also received a Certificate in Digital Cinema from the Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, CA.
As a Producer I have learned the process of building a project from ground up and gained experience from various positions working on promo videos, short films, commercials and feature films. Some of the various positions I worked were Production Assistant, Grip, Assistant Director, Line Producer, Unit Production Manager (UPM) and Producer.
New Vibe Productions is an innovative small production company in the heart of New Braunfels, Texas serving from Austin to San Antonio. We specialize in customizing storyboard driven videos for your company; exhibiting you and your company's talents. We give quick and easy consultations, breakdown a creative plan for your project and negotiate a competitive rate. We can build and create promo videos, virtual tours, wedding videography, record live events and other various film services.


Once upon a time, a long time ago, I was an actor. It’s odd because I gave it up over 16 years ago which is getting on for two decades and yet it still seems like it was a huge part of my life. I stopped for lots of reasons but mostly because it wasn’t making me happy; in fact it seemed at the time to be making me desperately unhappy. And so one day I decided I was going to get a ‘proper job’. It must have been the right decision because the moment I made it, a proper job materialised. So I told my not-very-understanding agent at the time I was going to take 3 months off to see if not being an actor made me feel any better about life at all, and would she mind waiting for me. She promptly returned all my publicity which arrived with an unceremonious and rather rude bump on the floor behind my front door the very next day. So that was that; I was without an agent and a couple of days later I found myself walking down to Clapham Junction Station with the rest of the world during rush hour to catch a train to my first proper job.
I knew immediately that not being an actor, for the time being anyway, was the right thing for me. I didn’t earn very much but I had some structure and learnt that I was quite good at organizing things and planning events. So after a few months I decided to get a better proper job and it must have been the right decision because before long I found myself sitting at a desk in an office in The City of London being a marketing assistant. I have to admit I had no idea what I was doing and I don’t think I’m exaggerating when I tell you I did very little other than sit and stare at my computer screen for 3 months. (And what on earth was that thing called the internet computer in the corner of the office for?) Thankfully, some internal moves, resignations and rehiring led to me being thrown in at the deep end, at which point I had no choice but to get on with it. I discovered that as well as being good at organising and planning I also enjoyed writing; yes, even about investment funds which I had to learn all about in the first place because I’d never even heard of them when I was an actor. (And very soon after I started we all got internet access on our own screens so the weird computer in the corner was removed.)
I spent about four years in The City and discovered all sorts of things about the world and myself, which I’d never have realised had I not stopped being an actor. And I suspect not knowing those things didn’t help me when acting – how can you play anything other than an out of work actor if you’ve never been anything else in life?
Recently I was very pleased to be asked by a friend, Lucy Barrack, who had written a short film along with her writing partner, Keiran Grant, to do the stills on their production. The film, called The Lights, is produced by Andrea Ferran and Sophie Reynolds and will be part of the Film London festival. I went along and met a fantastically hard working and good natured crew and actors, Bradley Walsh and Joseph Kloska, who from what I saw, were doing some pretty excellent stuff on set. I took a whole bunch of photos documenting the day’s shoot, as well as some stills for publicity. Because the film is being produced based on ethically sound principles everyone on set apart from the director/writers and producers were paid the national minimum wage. That doesn’t sound very much but I can tell you it will have put a huge strain on the budget and it is quite rare for low budget productions. Actors and crew are often expected to work for nothing at that level which I always found really quite extraordinary when I was doing it all those years ago. The company are now looking to raise further funds to ensure the editing process is done as well as it can be. If you or anyone you know are interested in supporting them you can do so here. Forward the link to people you think may be interested if you can’t do it!
I’ve never gone back to acting. Eventually I left The City and looked after my kiddies for ten years, although I did teach acting and drama for many of them to children and adults before embarking on my photography adventures. Sometimes I’d love to get back into it and other times I think, thank goodness I left all that behind. Who knows what the future holds though…
I think however that my time as an actor on sets and in rehearsals meant that I was quite comfortable working on The Lights and really enjoyed my day there. It was certainly challenging given the very low lighting but I think I managed to capture some of the atmosphere they were aiming for. I probably might quite like to do some more film stills so if anyone out there is planning on writing/producing/directing a film and wants someone to photograph it, I’m your woman! In the meantime here are some images from The Lights.


And so the reason it works is because people see themselves. And so much of what he does is really in celebration of that. Studio locations[ edit ] Before moving to its present location inthe studios used the former studio space at 99 Krog Street in Inman Park on the BeltLine in central Atlanta.
And so the reason it works is because people see themselves. Perry also wrote, directed and produced the sitcom Meet the Brownswhich premiered on TBS on January 7, and ended on November 18, I don't think he's talking to me, but I know that he's speaking directly to my mother, my sister, my cousins and meeting them at their point of need, and that's what art and filmmaking is about.
The "offending" ad was dropped from circulation. Filming began March 5,in Whistler, British Columbiaa resort town north of Vancouverthen moved to Atlanta, where Perry had opened his own studio. Confessions of a Marriage Counselor based on his play of the same name on March 29, The film was released on February 24, Reruns were played through December before the second season began.
On May 1, a four-alarm fire engulfed portions of the studio complex, causing the partial collapse of one building. Perry and his co-stars promoted the film on The Oprah Winfrey Show.
He soon started writing a series of letters to himself, which became the basis for the musical I Know I've Been Changed. Tyler Perry actually does play a part in this movie and I like that although the scenarios were about real life situations, they weren't dealt with in a heavy manner.
This was Perry's eighth film and it also made number one at the box office.
Williamsand Kim Kardashian. That pisses me off. A sequel, Boo 2! The musical initially received a "less than stellar" reception and was a financial failure. Perry continued to create new stage productions, touring with them on the so-called " Chitlin' Circuit " now also known as the "urban theater circuit"   and developing a large, devoted following among African-American audiences.
In contrast to his father, his mother took him to church each week, where he sensed a certain refuge and contentment. It is the tenth of eleven films that Perry directed and appears in.
History[ edit ] Perry has full ownership of his movies, and Lions Gate Entertainment serves as his distributor for all of his films.
The film was jump-started by an hour-long appearance by Perry and his co-stars on The Oprah Winfrey Show. This was Perry's seventh film with Lionsgate Entertainment.
The show ran in the spring of as a show pilot. Justice has been done. As with Diary, almost all of the Madea's earnings have been generated in the United States. Good Deeds is a romantic drama film written, directed by, and starring Perry. Perry and his co-stars promoted the film on The Oprah Winfrey Show.
Prime VideoVerified Purchase I am not a huge fan of movie watching but every now and then I need a break from real life and I'll watch one. May 25, Format:Oscar-winning producer Arnold Kopelson dies at Arnold Kopelson, the Oscar-winning producer of such films as “Platoon” and “The Fugitive,” died Monday at his home in Beverly Hills.
Jun 22, · Lionsgate has announced that it’s releasing a pair of Tyler Perry movies in — “She’s Living My Life,” starring Taraji P. Henson with Perry directing, and “Tyler Perry’s A Madea. Tyler Perry (born Emmitt Perry Jr.; September 13, ) is an American actor, playwright, filmmaker and comedian.
InForbes listed him as the highest paid man in entertainment, earning $ million USD between May and Perry created and performs the Madea character, a tough elderly black woman.
Perry's films vary in style from orthodox filmmaking techniques to filmed. The "Love Wins" singer says she's a regular working mom who just has a strange job.
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Critics Consensus: The Single Moms' Club finds Tyler Perry avoiding some of the pitfalls of his earlier work, but continuing to rely on heavy-handed melodrama at the expense of sensible characters.Download


Richard has a BA in English with Theatre and Performance from the University of Plymouth and an MA in Drama and Performance from the University of Wolverhampton. He had never studied drama whilst in secondary school (as it wasn’t offered as an option) however he has been involved in theatre from a young age by taking part in local youth theatre companies and school productions.
Since graduating, Richard has worked as a freelance theatre director for various theatre companies, in venues across the country, and has extensive experience of creating performances with young people. He spent seven years as a Youth Theatre Leader at Stafford Gatehouse Youth Theatre and across those years he created and directed over 25 productions with them, including taking a production to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2012. Most recently, he worked as writer and director for Buffalo Boy at Epic Arts Centre in Cambodia.
Richard joined the team at Ingestre in 2006 and works with the students to devise and develop an original piece of theatre, to be performed at the end of their visit. He firmly believes that the greatest classroom resources are the brains and personalities of his students, and he loves utilising young people’s imaginations to generate ideas to be brought to life on stage. Richard views himself as the facilitator that develops and shapes the children’s ideas and work, rather than creating it for them, as this gives the participants ownership of their work, which in turns helps to develop a sense of confidence in themselves and their creative potential.
Heather studied for her B. Ed (Hons) in the middle of Yorkshire Sculpture Park at Bretton Hall (Leeds Uni) and eventually moved back to the Midlands to become a teacher.
After teaching for 22 years, Heather feels that her most-loved subjects of Art and Literature are inextricably linked - she loves to use stories as a stimulus for her artwork, often with texts playing a large role. Heather finds introducing new media to children exciting and loves to share her skills.
Feeling that every child has the potential to be creative and produce artwork they are proud of, it is Heather’s aim to give them ‘top tips’ for success and methods which assist them to achieve simple and effective pieces of art to treasure.
Outside working at Ingestre, Heather produces signage and artwork for brides and interior designers - having lovely handwriting has its advantages! Her dream is to have a “she-shed” workshop in her garden where she can close the door on the mess and pretend it doesn’t exist...


Soundtrack from ‘The Jeweller’s Shop’?
For anyone who has seen this movie:
Does anyone know who the composer of the music for the movie ‘The Jeweler’s Shop’ is? I seem to be unable to find any information regarding the soundtrack. I am particularly interested in the piano concerto that is played at the end of the movie, parts of which are used as the main theme for the soundtrack.
Re: Soundtrack from ‘The Jeweler’s Shop’?
Well, "The Jeweller's Shop" (La Bottega dell'orefice) score is composed by Michel Legrand but as I have not seen the movie myself I don't know if the piano concerto you mention is composed by him also.


"I met with some movie people out in LA during All-Star weekend. I can say this because it's not confidential. I got a $12 million backing for my movie that is going to probably be produced in another 4 to 5 years," stated future Hall of Famer Bernard "The Executioner" Hopkins, who revealed to FightHype.com that over the NBA All-Star weekend, he hooked up with the producer of Training Day and Brooklyn's Finest to discuss plans for a movie about his life story.
"Two of the movies they did were Brooklyn's Finest, you remember that one, and the other one was Training Day. It is a really young producer out there that is really excited about my life story, more or less, than the boxing story, which is one thing. But he's really interested in what was my thinking, what was my drive and my motivation," Hopkins commented as he explained that the movie would focus on his life story and his journey from Graterford State Prison to one of the most respected boxing legends of our time. "Hey, listen man, when this thing comes out, it ain't gonna be a boxing movie, trust me. Boxing is going to be something that saved my life as far as what I had to come out to," he added.
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Many organizations rent a movie and hold movie night fundraising events. This works especially well if you have a large room and projection/large screen TV. Make money by charging a single price for the movie and refreshments; provide the movie free but sell refreshments; or charge nothing and just ask for donations. Make sure you select a movie that will be of special interest to your group. Allow plenty of time for socialization before and after the movie. Some groups have held all-nighters where movie-goers bring their sleeping bags and blankets and have a movie marathon.
The Faribault Lions Club was able to obtain the movie Grumpy Old Menfrom Warner Brothers to show as a premier before it opened at the movie theaters. They sold 220 tickets at $25 each, and held a fundraising party before the movie. Hors d’oeuvres, wine and beer were included, along with viewing the movie. The screen writer, Mark Steven Johnson, was there to visit with people, and they auctioned off a script that was signed by all of the stars! It was a hugesuccess! The tickets were sold before they were printed. Part of the movie was filmed in Faribault, so it had a special appeal to the local public, as well as being a Minnesota movie.Source: Faribault Lions Club (Faribault, Minnesota)
We have included a number of do-it-yourself fundraising ideas in this section that offer a break from traditional product sales. They were developed by groups just like yours in an attempt have a little fun with their fundraiser. Some of them are tried and true while others show a lot of creativity … and even wackiness in some cases. All of them are obviously not appropriate for every group, but sometimes, with only a little modification, your might find some fund raising ideas that are perfect for your group. If you have an idea for a do-it-yourself fund raiser you are willing to share with others, please send it to us via email. Include anything and everything you would want to know if you were hearing the idea for the first time.


26 November | 7pm
27 November | 5pm
Directed to all audience
Danzáfono is a performance where the audience takes on the role
of both spectator and actor. This performance focuses on the power
of silence and the movement of our body. It shows us the importance
of creating a sound score and choreographic, based on the
assumption that while the audience thinks and speaks words, the
artist interprets those words through a choreographic writing.
Biblioteca de Alcântara - Rua José Dias Coelho 27 - 29, 1300-327 Lisboa
CAST AND CREW
Idea, choreography, direction and interpretation
Conceptual, visual and sound space
Born in Sevilla, Spain, Salud López is a choreographer and gesture investigator. She has conceived numerous projects, including “Pista Digital”, “Proyecto Paso” e “La mujer la danza”.
Since 1990 she runs the dance company Octubredanza, in 2005 started Sevilla Corporativa Danza, was also the artistic director of “Endanza Place of Criation” and taught workshops at Central Saint Martins. In 2015 initiated a PhD in Visual Arts at Évora University.


Joe Hisaishi, best known as the composer for many of Hayao Miyazaki’s animated films, got his first big break in 1983 for composing an image album for Miyazaki’s Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind. An image album is written by the composer based on an anime’s screenplay, before production even begins. Joe Hisaishi had released an electropop-minimalist album, Information, in 1982. His image album for Nausicaä is in the same style, full of sweeping synths, electro stabs, and drum machines. The official soundtrack album ended up being mostly orchestral, and his later scores for Miyazaki’s films entirely so.
You can listen to the official soundtrack version of Battle here.
Kraftwerk released Computer World in 1981, the same year John Carpenter’s Escape From New York hit theaters with its haunting electro soundtrack.
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To introduce more about all of uniqueness in Seribu Islands, the Regency Administration is about to make a community based movie. As planned, the movie will be starred by children of the island.
"It is hoped this December the audition begins, and eventually the short movie will be made each one island, one movie and one book "
However, before getting the role in the movie, the children will be auditioned first.
"It is hoped this December the audition begins, and eventually the short movie will be made each one island, one movie and one book," said the Regent, Budi Utomo, Monday (11/30).
He told that at the modern age with the current information technology development, tourism promotion is not only done manually but through movie and social media.
"Many islands whose image risen because of movie. We want to be like that. So the infrastructures keep being developed and fixed," he told.
His side, he added, hopes through the movie there would be more tour visit to Seribu Islands, so that it could be more enliven resident economic.