“Print the Legend” Film Screening
Monday, July 14
8:30PM - 10:30PM
501 Fremont St
In keeping with our mission to share what it takes to be an entrepreneur and build a company, SXSW Film is honored to present a very special screening of the 3D printing documentary, Print the Legend, at SXSW V2V on Monday evening, July 14.
Print the Legend provides an intimate look into the lives of those racing to bring 3D printing technology to our homes. Recently winning a Special Jury Prize at the 2014 SXSW Film Festival and premiering worldwide this fall by Netflix, this documentary shares the “Macintosh Moment” of the ongoing revolution and explores what it takes to live the American Dream.
In addition to the screening, producer Steven Klein and filmmaker James Clay Tweel will be part of a special Closing Speaker session just ahead of the film -- from 5:30 - 6:00pm in Belmont 2/3 -- revealing insights into how their filmmaking journey mirrored that of many startups.
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#1 in 2018 1
The House That Jack Built (2018)
Crime Drama Horror
USA, the 1970s. Jack is an extraordinarily intelligent young man who turns into a skilled serial killer for 12 years. He regards each of his murders as a new work of art. Expecting that the police are about to overtake him, Jack is about to make his last, true masterpiece.
#2 in 2018 2
Incident in a Ghostland (2018)
Drama Horror Mystery
Colleen and her two daughters, Beth and Vera, inherit the house of their recently deceased aunt. However, during the first night in their new home, some psychopaths enter the house causing the mother to go to the extreme to save the lives of her daughters. Sixteen years later, Beth has become a famo ...
#3 in 2018 3
Look Away (2018)
A lonely 18-year-old high schooler opens up to her reflection because of the lack of support she has from family and her peers. She switches place with her supportive, but evil, twin that she discovers in the mirror's reflection, but the newfound freedom unleashes suppressed feelings.
#4 in 2018 4
Final Score (2018)
Former military Michael Knox is present at the stadium during a football match when an unknown person calls him on the phone and informs that there is a bomb in the stadium and he is surrounded by armed terrorists. Knox must provide a huge ransom, otherwise, 35,000 fans and his thirteen-year-old nie ...
#5 in 2018 5
The Bad Seed (2018)
Drama Horror Mystery
David alone brings up his daughter Emma - a gentle girl and a diligent student. But when Emma’s school kills, David begins to doubt how well he knows his adorable daughter. Soon, he realizes that Emma’s exemplary behavior is only a cover, and in fact she is involved in a tragic incident. The more we ...
#6 in 2018 6
Action Crime Horror
The action of the thriller takes place around forensic scientist Paul Herzfeld, who discovers in the skull of a crippled dead man a note with a telephone number and the name of his missing daughter. The search for answers leads the hero to another corpse, within which further instructions are hidden ...
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The Russian Bride (2018)
Nina goes to America with her daughter, receiving a marriage proposal from a wealthy plastic surgeon Karl, who lives in a huge mansion far from everyone and turns out to be a maniac.


Hey there! Are you ready for some thunderous action and epic romance? Well, look no further because I’ve got just the movie for you – “Thor: Love and Thunder”. This latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is guaranteed to leave you on the edge of your seat, with a perfect blend of heart-pounding adventure and heartwarming love stories. So, grab your popcorn and get ready to be swept away into the world of gods, thunder, and undying love.
In “Thor: Love and Thunder”, we reunite with our favorite hammer-wielding superhero, Thor, played by the charismatic Chris Hemsworth. This time around, Thor finds himself facing a new threat in the form of Jane Foster, portrayed by the talented Natalie Portman. As the sparks fly between them, we witness a love story that transcends time and space. But don’t be fooled, this movie is not just about romance. Brace yourself for jaw-dropping action sequences, mind-blowing visual effects, and a storyline that will keep you hooked from start to finish.
Thor Aşk Ve Gök Gürültüsü Izle
In the highly anticipated movie “Thor: Love and Thunder,” we are set to witness the return of Thor, the mighty god of thunder, and his epic adventures. This time, Thor will be facing a formidable new threat and embarking on a thrilling journey that will test his strength, courage, and loyalty.
The movie continues the story after the events of “Avengers: Endgame” where Thor handed over the mantle of ruler of Asgard to Valkyrie. Now, we find Thor living on Earth and dealing with the weight of his past and his place in the world. But as fate would have it, a new danger looms, and Thor must once again pick up his hammer, Mjolnir, to protect the universe.
The Return of Thor, the Mighty Avenger
When it comes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, few characters are as iconic as Thor, the mighty Avenger. Played by the talented Chris Hemsworth, Thor has captivated audiences with his god-like strength and charisma. After the events of “Avengers: Endgame,” fans were left wondering what would happen to our beloved hero. Well, “Thor: Love and Thunder” is here to answer that question.
In this highly anticipated movie, we’ll see the return of Thor as he takes on a new threat to the universe. One of the most exciting aspects of the film is the return of Thor’s iconic weapon, Mjolnir. This enchanted hammer has been an integral part of Thor’s character, and its absence in previous movies left us longing for its return. But fear not, because Mjolnir will once again be wielded by Thor, bringing back that powerful and awe-inspiring image we all love.
But it’s not just Mjolnir making a comeback. Thor himself will be undergoing a significant transformation. As we saw in “Avengers: Endgame,” Thor had let himself go, embracing a more relaxed and beer-loving lifestyle. “Thor: Love and Thunder” will explore the consequences of Thor’s actions and the journey he embarks on to find himself again. This new chapter in Thor’s story promises to be one of redemption and rediscovery as he confronts his inner demons and emerges as the hero we know and love.
A New Threat: Jane Foster as Mighty Thor
In “Thor: Love and Thunder,” the Marvel Cinematic Universe introduces a new and unexpected twist by showcasing Jane Foster as the Mighty Thor. This character transformation opens up a whole new dimension to the storyline and adds a thrilling layer of complexity to the narrative.
We first met Jane Foster, played by the talented Natalie Portman, in the previous Thor films. As an astrophysicist and Thor’s love interest, she has always been a significant part of the franchise. However, in “Thor: Love and Thunder,” Jane takes on an entirely new role as she wields the power of Mjolnir and becomes the Goddess of Thunder.
This unexpected turn of events brings a fresh and exciting dynamic to the movie. Jane Foster’s journey from being a mortal to becoming a superhero holds the promise of both epic battles and deeply personal emotional moments. It will be fascinating to see how Jane adjusts to her newfound powers and the immense responsibility that comes with them.


Actual photo of me watching Sharktapus.
I can still remember the excitement I had when I sat down to screen our first post-christmas film for our first season: Laser Mission. We had just finished up a string of holiday shows with the only two I can totally remember being Santa Claus Conquers the Martians and a stinker from the folks that made Pod People called...oh man what was it called? Ah right, The Galaxy Invader. God that was a bad movie...
Right, back on topic. Laser Mission was in my hand. This was an late 80's/early 90's Brandon Lee vehicle that, as I recall, had to do more with a missing diamond than a laser. It was also the worst film I had put on the show up until that point. Worse than Galaxy Invader. Worse than Teenagers From Outer Space. Worse than whatever shows I did besides those. Sure it was a better made film, with a stronger script, and it was shot with actual actors with actual cameras, but it was so slow, and pointless and Brandon Lee (sorry Crow fans) was the least charismatic person ever.
But I was on cloud nine all the same.
I couldn't wait to put this movie on our show because it, unlike all the other drivel I had at my disposal, had an actual ACTOR in it. It had Ernest Borgnine in it! How could that not be amazing! He won an Oscar for god's sake, he has to pick great movies, right? Right?
That is what I chose to take from the career and life of this man. His whole life was spent doing what made him happy. He acted, and he was happy. He met his wife, he was happy. He masturbated. He was happy.
So very happy...
With that in mind, I am starting a new project. I will begin reviewing the movies I watch. Don't expect Spider-Man or anything, I am broke and can't buy tickets to anything, but rather expect the amazingly random stuff I watch when I get bored. I am interested in how this will turn out, and you should be too!
Until next time homies!


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‘I love watching scary movies. My choices tend to be influenced by ratings, actors, and general internet feedback. Les, on the other hand, is influenced by none of these things…’
Les’ only guiding factor in choosing a movie seems to be how terrible it looks. I wish I was kidding but I’m not. Seriously, the man has dreadful taste in movies. In his defence, though, due to his job and the fact that he’s constantly thinking and diagnosing, he opts for movies that don’t require him to concentrate too much.
When he gets home at night, he’s generally too knackered to follow a complicated plot, so he opts for something that’s simple to follow. For me, ‘simple to follow’ generally means a movie lacks in meaty twists and turns and can often be pretty predictable. What can I say? I watch Les’ movie choices ’cause I’m a good person. Not that good that I won’t complain about them afterwards, but you can’t have it all, can you?
To be honest, I think this title tells you everything you need to know about the movie. This is a millennial movie if ever there was one and revolves around a lonely emo-type girl who befriends the stereotypical blonde, thin, pretty, popular, social media-crazy student at her university.
Basically, the emo-girl starts to get clingy and well…creepy AF and the blonde with all the facebook friends decide to unfriend her. Obviously, this doesn’t go well and emo girl commits suicide. This starts a spiral of ghostly happenings and odd deaths that, to be honest, had me rolling my eyes and reverting watching dog videos on my phone.
Now, this one was technically my choice of movie, so I can’t really put the blame solely on Les. I’d read so many good things about the Toni Collette/Gabriel Byrne flick that I was really keen to give it a go. For the first hour, I was pretty pleased with the progress and genuinely had my jaw on the floor at one scene. However, it then descended into a bit of madness and, by the end, I was just willing it to be over. Talk about disappointing. Still, Gabriel Byrne is a beautiful legend, so there’s that.
The movie opens with a couple driving through a very empty looking LA on their way to meet friends for a birthday meal. I instantly found them to be annoying. They arrive at a posh restaurant and meet up with a further four annoying people and spend $1300 on dinner. This was the by far the scariest part of the whole movie. $1300 for dinner? Jesus wept.
Anyway, the end up with tickets to an Escape Room, where they have 1 hour to rescue a perfect bottle blonde from captivity. Obviously, things are not quite as jolly as they seem and it’s not long (although far too long) before things take a dark turn. If you’ve ever seen ‘Saw’, you know the drill (pun intended). I liken it to ‘Saw’ as it’s the same story, but without any of the ingenuity of the original movie, which was a pretty nifty concept at the time.
I feel the decision was made to watch this film due to the fact it’s set in Glasgow. Now, I’m not saying this made it any good, because it didn’t. Also, it wasn’t chosen by the Scottish half of the household, so I deny any responsibility. Les often picks Scottish stuff to watch on TV for the sole purpose of perfecting his accent. If you haven’t heard a Wirralian trying to speak like a Scot, you’re not living your best life.
So, the story… A scam artist brother and sister ghostbusting team basically fleece honest people out of the money by pretending to banish ghosts from their homes. They’re not even Scottish, this pair, but they do have a Scottish Grampa who drinks whisky in his tea. Clearly, the filmmakers really went to town on their research because everyone knows that ALL Scots do that. He wasn’t wearing a kilt, though, so that’s a missed opportunity right there.
Anyway, in an unsurprising twist, the fakers soon have to deal with something very real and, well, they’re not exactly prepared for it. And, obviously, the ghost isn’t very friendly, so it was probably from a posh part of Edinburgh*. The end.
Ugh. Such a disappointment. Seriously, I honestly don’t know what the buzz was surrounding this movie apart from the fact that it stars Sandra Bullock and has a superbly cranky performance from the brilliant Jon Malkovich. Aside from that, I just didn’t get it. I also didn’t find it scary in the SLIGHTEST. I felt it was a really bad episode of The Walking Dead, but with none of the action or suspense.
The highlight of the movie for me was realising that the curly haired blonde was the same girl who played ‘Dumplin’. Now, THAT was a decent movie. It wasn’t scary, either, (apart from the whole ‘beauty pageant’ thing which made girls really mean to each other), but it wasn’t supposed to be frightening. It was supposed to be uplifting. And it was. Birdbox, not so much. I tell you what, though – Sandy B making down those rapids with a blindfold on was pretty impressive. Until she capsized, obviously.
Have you watched any unscary scary movies recently?


Thursday, October 24, 2013
Movie Screening @ Cine'
On Thursday, November 7, there will be a special screening of Richard Evert's film "The United States of Autism". This unique movie chronicles the director's journey across America, using a documentarian's eye to explore the diversity of autism, and how it impacts the lives of families. The New York Times says the "documentary's chosen angle is meaningful: the world of autism is as diverse as the nation". The event will be held at Cine' (234 West Hancock Avenue, Athens) and is sponsored by ESP and AutismUGA. The screening begins at 7:30 (the film is about 1 1/2 hours long), and tickets are $5.00; plan to attend and enjoy an evening at the movies!


My school is currently in the rehearsal process of their upcoming musical. I attend as many rehearsals as possible since I enjoy the process of seeing a show come together and I assist on stage crew for the production. Even if I didn’t assist with the show, I would still find a way to be involved, because I feel that the arts are essential to the growth of students in many different ways.
When I see a student start to discuss the possibility of auditioning for a show, I get excited. It’s a great feeling seeing a student take a risk and step outside of their comfort zone to show their gifts and talents. I’ve seen so many students that I never would have imagined participating in a show that amaze me everyday. It is also great seeing students excited throughout the school day because they’re anticipating play practice after school!
There’s more to why I support the arts than simply having students excited for play practice. Students need an outlet for their creative side. Students also need a place where they can get their creative side flowing. Hearing new music…learning dance moves…reading a script…putting their minds into a world that is beyond their own can allow students to utilize skills that they are learning in class to new use! Perhaps, they could learn a new skill in theatre and apply it to class!
I grew up in the theatre. I was in my first show at the age of 8. 28 years later and I’m still involved with theatre! I know I’ve used my “acting” skills many times throughout my educational career. Having some acting training surely does go a long when a lesson doesn’t go exactly as planned (which of course never happens!). Improvisational skills are great skills to have!
I truly believe that I would not be in the education field if I had never been involved in theatre. I grew in my ability to express my thoughts and develop greater creativity skills because of growing up in theatre. I also gained valuable skills when I worked on stage crew and set building. If I never grew my confidence in being in front of large crowds, I probably would never have felt it possible to be a teacher.
Theatre isn’t the only area of arts that I find important. Drawing, graphic design, sculpting, and photography also are important. Not all students are going to be working in an office. Not all students are going to be lawyers or doctors. There are students that need to be in a more creative field. A field where they can show their abilities through drawing, computer arts, or photography. As a society, we need these professions. We need the arts in school so we can best serve all students.
I am excited to see my students in their upcoming musical. Being a part of this performance is going to mean so much to me. Their ability to grow socially and artistically is amazing. These students are going to make our school look great! It’s only because of the arts that we can see the greatness in all of our students.


Kent Smith is an award-winning director who started out as a photographer capturing images of some of the most prestigious people and companies in the world. He has worked with some incredible talent over the years including Claire Danes, Barack Obama, John Elway, Peyton Manning, Michael Jordan, Brendan Gleeson, Mandy Patinkin, Damian Lewis, Evan Peters, Patrick Fugit, Lenny Kravitz, Justin Long, Liev Schreiber, Jon Voight and Haley Joel Osment. Kent has worked for Showtime, HBO, Under Armour, Shell, Electrolux, Bank of America, Pepsi, Food Lion, and many more.
In the early years, he worked in the sports world as a photographer for Topps Trading Cards creating portraits for some of the most substantial sports figures in the NFL and NBA, as well as capturing them during live action sporting events around the college and the pros levels. Since then he has added diversity to his award-winning resume; so he decided to become the team photographer for the Charlotte Hornets, Carolina Panthers, and Carolina Hurricanes.
He had long been a student of the art of telling a story from a cinematic standpoint, so he decided to pursue a career in the moving pictures. The first feature film that he directed, The Last Passport, went on to win Best Director and Best Actor at the Solstice Film Festival in Minneapolis. His longing for more knowledge leads him to work with some of the best directors, writers, and producers. This path has set him on a course to be part of some of the most fantastic tv shows including Homeland, Outcast, Six and on Mr. Mercedes. He has also worked on many different feature films including Max, Tusk, Racing Dreams and American Animals and many more. He is currently working on his film projects including two feature films and a documentary, as well as numerous commercials.
With over 25+ years of experience in telling stories, Kent has developed a style to make people comfortable in front of the camera. He enters into every project with unabashed enthusiasm and integrity. While capturing branding and advertising campaigns for some of the most important companies in the world, he has developed an eye for creating the image that will last for a lifetime.


It was our girls’ “gimmik” trip. My sisters, my five-year old daughter and I headed out last Sunday to the Cultural Center of the Phlippines (CCP) to watch Cinderella, the musical stage play featuring Lea Salonga.
It was the first time I ever got to watch Lea perform on stage and hear her sing live, since it was not Lea who performed when we watched Miss Saigon few years ago.
She really has a great voice and we all enjoyed the show. Alterations to the story to depict some current realities made it more interesting and humorous, such as having a king who appears stingy due to hard times and was not too excited about the expense of having a grand ball for his son, a godmother who seemingly tries to conceal her “fairy” or magical prowess , and lots more.
We’re all looking forward to more musical plays. Our next target : “Rapunzel” in September.


My buddy Shane Schieffer has been working on an independent film project ‘Unspoken Things’ for four years now – I’ve seen early releases of it and it’s superb! The price of the ticket is well worth it – give it a shot and help support a budding filmmaker!
From my pal Shane Schieffer:
My film, Unspoken Things, has been almost 4-years in the making, by February it will be completed, and on January 22nd (two Mondays from now) I will be holding a Â“sneak peekÂ” and fundraising event at the Oriental Theater in Denver. I hope you will come and please invite friends and family!
I must raise a final 8k to finish off the film. These funds will be applied to the original score, sound design (effects), sound sweetening, color correction, and other such final touches. If we can fill the theater (200 people; venue is 21 and over) we will be very close to that financial goal, and I could use your help getting the word out and organizing groups to attend.
The sneak peek will begin at 7pm with light appetizers and drinks included before the show. We will introduce the film, show 10-15 minutes of the nearly-completed picture, introduce any attending cast and crew, and have a social time afterwards. Tickets are $30/person and can be purchased in advance online through www.TheOrientalTheater.com or visit my website www.UnspokenThings.com
Thanks and I hope to see you there!


So, I put the movie on and leave. Later on I go upstairs to the staff room with Alex for our break and she starts telling me about how weird the movie is. I wasn't really paying her any mind and we went back downstairs when our break was over. Eventually I went upstairs to check if the movie was done, which it wasn't and I go over to talk to the children's librarians. They start telling me about how weird the guy who made the movie seems and blah blah blah... After a while Alex comes over with this look of pure horror on her face. We ask her what's wrong and she starts telling us about the movie (She had peeked into see how far along the movie was). She starts telling us about these cartoon scenes with the devil in them and babies being eaten, buildings burning, bodies everywhere. So, I go over and look into see what the hell she's talking about. I'm standing there for a bit and I see a scene with buildings and smoke coming out of the windows, so I'm like okay... Then the next scene was a picture of a child with this horrible look on his face, then the camera zooms out and you see dead bodies and planes booming shit in the background. Over this there is some funky ass music. The camera zooms into the child’s face again, this time the man is speaking in some weird language in the background. Then the camera zooms out and pans to the end of the page where this devil is just grinning. It was so fucking evil.
I go tell the children's librarians what I saw, then Alex and I go back to watch some more. And it was just fucking evil. The old man is in the background talking in tongues and mixing up languages (French, English, German & Greek, from what Alex and I made out). There were scene with the devil and all of this other weird shit. And note this whole movie is just drawnings with a camera panning over the picture/whoever is speaking.
It was the scariest thing I have ever seen in my life. It was like pure evil.
At one point, one of the librarians walked past and looked in and he thought it was kinda weird, yet funny. Which disturbed Alex and I a tad. He leaves and we continue to watch this movie from the door in horror and I see the old man move and I ran into the womans bathroom and Alex followed. We stayed in there for a while then we went downstairs to talk to the librarian in charge. We tell her about everything we watched and she said she'd talk to people tomorrow about it.
Then Alex and I went to clean, then I went to look to see where the guy was with his movie, nothing really weird was happening so I went to talk to the children's librarians, then they called that the library was closing in five minutes, so we were leaving the children's area and the old man is outside the auditorium waiting for me to give him his movie back. I take it out and give it to him, he shakes my hand and thanks me, then he leaves.
It was soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo fucking weird. I can't even explain how strange and fucked up the whole situation was. Maybe Alex can explain at a later point in time.


a.k.a. Dead of Winter
"If you would like to make a call. Please hang up ...and die again."
Synopsis: Kevin Healy (Al Santos, "Jeepers Creepers 2", "Killer Movie") and Tiffany Matthews (Sandra McCoy, "Cry Wolf", "House of Fears") head out to celebrate the New Year and a new beginning in their 7-year relationship. In the midst of the celebration the young couple decide to mark the occasion by experimenting with Crystal Meth. Unbeknown to them, town bad boy Randy Martin (Alex Boyd, "Karla") slips LSD in their drinks, setting into motion a night of life altering events which will leave one dead and the other forever scarred. The young couple leave the party and quickly begin to realize that they are not alone, or so they think. After a car accident the two run into the woods to escape their stalker, with no protection from the elements. Attempts to call for help are futile when they realize that their cell phone signal is lost. Alone in the woods with the delusions of being chased the couple slowly begin to turn on each other. On the verge of being rescued everything falls apart in this fast paced, psychological thriller, leaving the audience on the edge of their seats.
My Thoughts: This film's kind of a mixed bag. I liked the premise, although the execution was so-so. The acting wasn't bad for a lower budget feature. The two leads were pretty believable and actor/turned first time director Brian McNamara did a decent job creating a creepy mood when the couple was lost in the desolate forest. I know it's already been done to death, but I'm still a fan of horror flicks in the woods.
McNamara probably could have tightened it up a bit with some editing. The movie did seem to lag at times, enough to where I found myself dozing off in the middle. It did finish strong with some nice kills and a pretty dark twist ending.
I've read a few reviews that compare this to "The Shining", one even calling it a complete rip-off. I'd like somebody to please explain this to me because the movie I just watched wasn't even close.
My Rating: 5.5 / 10
Overall, it's a movie with a message that unfortunately drags a bit in the middle, but still not a bad rental. Oh, the message ...don't do drugs!
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Peter Nichols adapted his own hit play to the screen, based on his experiences in hospitals. A riotous black comedy that’s as timely today as ever, it contrasts the appalling conditions in a overcrowded London hospital with a soap opera playing on the televisions there. In an ingenious touch, the same actors appear in the “real” story as well as the “TV” one, thus blurring the distinctions even further. Jack Gould directs such outstanding British actors as Lynn Redgrave, Colin Blakely, Eleanor Bron, Jim Dale, Donald Sinden, Mervyn Johns, and, in only his second film, Bob Hoskins. The renowned Carl Davis composed the score.


20 years ago, another world of animation opened up. I still remember watching the first episode. I remember where I was and what I was doing. That’s how amazing Eva was to me.
And it still is amazing. Both the original series as well as the new films I am blessed to be part of.
Back then I never imaged I would actually be participating in anything even remotely related to Evangelion. But here I am now, 20 years later, desperately trying to figure out how those memorable lines could be best represented in English and doing my best to meet the expectations placed upon me during the original production process.
I watch the films endlessly during production. I review the material over and over again during translation and supervision.
And each time, I notice something different. Each time, I am awed anew.
As Mr. Anno mentioned in his message, Evangelion is still a project in motion. The 20 years have been amazing and the coming conclusion of the new theatrical edition will be mind-blowing.
I think the next 20 years will be even more interesting for Evangelion.


If you want to explore the life of entrepreneurs from the comfort of your couch, then there are some great movies to help you do that. From fiction to documentaries, these movies all hold some truth to what it is like to be an entrepreneur.
- FYRE: The Greatest Party That Never Happened—this is a documentary about the disastrous Fyre Music Festival. The festival was meant to be an exclusive event for celebrities and social media influencers. Instead, it turned into a disaster that left attendees stranded on an island with sub-par accommodations and little food.
- Steve Jobs—Steve Jobs may always be The Entrepreneur that people use as a benchmark. This movie chronicles the early years and how he was fired from Macintosh. He then launched NeXT Inc. and released a computer model in 1988. 1999 finds him back at Apple and poised to revolutionize the industry. If you need a reminder that there are failures behind every legendary success, this is the movie for you.
- The Pursuit of Happyness–This movie is the ultimate rags to riches tale. This heartwarming story tells the story of a single father who loses his job and finds himself homeless with his young son. He lands an unpaid internship at a prestigious brokerage firm while living in shelters with his son. His struggle to success should inspire anyone worried about what a leap into entrepreneurship will bring.
- com— A documentary that examines the startup GovWorks. Despite 60 million in investor capital, it fell victim to the dotcom bust. It is also a cautionary tale about friendship and business.
- Wall Street—no list about entrepreneurial movies could be complete with a nod to this iconic fictional tale. The film explores what happens when someone pushes past their limit in the pursuit of power. The plot also shows what can happen to young minds carried away with the luxury and indulgences of finding wealth at an early age.
- Rogue Trader—based on the true story of the man who single-handedly brought down the Barings Bank. At the time, this was the largest bank in England. If you think wealth and power make you indispensable, then this is a movie that you need to watch.
The movies explore different themes directly related to being an entrepreneur. Some are cautionary tales, and others are pure inspiration. Binge-watch them all and determine what lessons you learn.


On four weekends in June, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, presents the fifth edition of Jazz on Film. Organized by returning guest curator Peter Lucas, this year’s Jazz on Film series includes eight films highlighting jazz soundtracks and legendary musicians.
I Want to Live! (Directed by Robert Wise, USA, 1958, 120 min.)
Saturday, June 3, at 7 p.m.
Based on a true story, I Want to Live! stars Susan Hayward as Barbara Graham, a wisecracking thrill seeker and petty criminal who plunges into despair when she is convicted of murder. The film’s score by Johnny Mandel features West Coast jazz players including Jack Sheldon, Frank Rosolino, Bill Holman, Red Mitchell, and Shelly Manne. In addition, saxophonist Gerry Mulligan's combo performs jazz themes in the scenes taking place in the bar. This social drama became one of the top-grossing movies of 1959, with Hayward’s performance winning an Oscar and the popularity of the two soundtrack albums spawning a rush for jazz scores in Hollywood movies.
Thelonious Monk: Straight, No Chaser, preceded by Dizzy Gillespie
(Directed by Charlotte Zwerin, USA, 1988, 90 min.)
Sunday, June 4, at 5 p.m.
In celebration of the centennials of jazz giants Thelonious Monk and Dizzy Gillespie, these screenings capture performances and candid footage. Thelonious Monk: Straight, No Chaser is a fascinating documentary by director Charlotte Zwerin that mixes unearthed 1968 footage of the enigmatic pianist and composer with interviews from those who knew him best. The film will be preceded by the 22-minute Dizzy Gillespie, directed by Les Bank, focusing on the renowned trumpet player, who along with Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins, and others, sparked the change from traditional jazz to bebop in mid-1940s America.
Sound of Redemption: The Frank Morgan Story
(Directed by N. C. Heikin, USA, 2014, 84 min.)
*There will be a post-screening conversation with Jazz on Film curator Peter Lucas and Angela Morgan, sister of Frank Morgan Saturday, June 10, at 7 p.m. By 15 years old, alto saxophonist Frank Morgan was playing with the likes of Charlie Parker and Billie Holiday. But as his notoriety grew, so did his heroin addiction and his criminal schemes to support the drug habit. Morgan spent nearly 30 years of his life in and out of prison, and for much of that time he performed in the famously talent-filled big band at San Quentin State Prison. Sound of Redemption offers a frank look at the ups and downs of Morgan’s life and captures a recent tribute concert held at San Quentin honoring the jazz legend.
Elevator to the Gallows (Ascenseur pour l'échafaud)
(Directed by Louis Malle, France, 1958, 91 min., in French with English subtitles)
Sunday, June 11, at 5 p.m. The directorial debut of French filmmaker Louis Malle, Elevator to the Gallows is an atmospheric thriller that features actress Jeanne Moreau, rich black-and-white cinematography by Henri Decaë, and a largely improvised musical score by jazz great Miles Davis. This classic film signaled a turning point in French cinema, and its legendary score signaled new musical directions for Davis. In the film’s most famous scene, Moreau’s nocturnal wanderings through the shadowy Paris streets are paired perfectly with what jazz critic Phil Johnson called “the loneliest trumpet sound you will ever hear.”
Paris Blues (Directed by Martin Ritt, USA, 1961, 98 min.)
Friday, June 16, at 7 p.m.
This film stars Paul Newman and Sidney Poitier as American jazz musicians living in Paris. The arrival of Diahann Carroll and Joanne Woodward sparks romance, but also brings to the surface issues of race, freedom, relationships, and dedication to one’s art. Paris Blues features an unforgettable performance by Louis Armstrong and an Oscar-nominated score by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn.
(Directed by Thomas White and Allan Zion, USA/Belgium, 1966, 73 min.)
Saturday, June 17, at 7 p.m.
Shot in rural Belgium by filmmaker Thomas White and members of the New York-based experimental performance troupe Living Theater, this experimental film follows a group of psychiatric patients as they escape from their keepers and create their own antic society in an abandoned building. The loose and mercurial improvisations of the performances and camerawork are energized by the innovative score by Ornette Coleman with bassist David Izenzon and drummer Charles Moffett.
Chasing Trane: John Coltrane Feature Documentary
(Directed by John Scheinfeld, USA, 2016, 99 min.)
Saturday, June 24, at 7 p.m., and Sunday, June 25, at 5 p.m.
This inspiring new documentary celebrates the life, work, and lasting cultural impact of jazz artist John Coltrane. Chasing Trane follows the saxophonist’s story from his childhood to early music gigs, young marriage and fatherhood, struggles with drugs and alcohol, and finally to his great personal and artistic growth in the 1960s. Director John Scheinfeld worked with the Coltrane’s family, collaborators, and a number of high-profile admirers to shape this compelling story of redemption and musical innovation.
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Caroline Wiess Law Building / Brown Auditorium Theater 1001 Bissonnet Street
Admission is $9 for the general public and $7 for MFAH members, students with ID, and senior adults. Visit www.mfah.org/films for more information or to purchase advance tickets.


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The demise of the cinema legend Elizabeth Taylor took me back in history in search of few cool facts about movies and Sri Lanka. If you are a history buff and a movie geek combined, here’s some interesting trivia, with some links to more related stuff.
Elizabeth Taylor, when she was 22, came to Sri Lanka (Ceylon at the time) to perform in the 1954 film, Elephant Walk, with Dana Andrews and Peter Finch. It is said that because of her preganancy Elizabeth had to reject the offer for Elephant Walk, a role which had been created just for her, at first. Instead, Vivien Leigh, who was 20-years older than Elizabeth, won the role. But, while filming in Sri Lanka, Vivien had suffered a nervous breakdown and Elizabeth had won the role back after giving birth to her first child, Michael Wilding, Jr.
Here‘s an interesting review about the movie, which later hillariously turns into a debate about caste system in Sri Lanka and drama on its own. This is a note about filming the movie in Sri Lanka with some pretty vintage posters.
In all the three international television series, from 1980 to 1994: Arthur C Clarke’s Mysterious World, Arthur C Clarke’s World of Strange Powers and Arthur C Clarke’s Mysterious Universe, his segments to camera were all filmed in Sri Lanka. In his own words.. “The island of Ceylon is a small universe; it contains as many variations of culture, scenery, and climate as some countries a dozen times its size.”


"A film is never really good unless the camera is an eye in the head of a poet". Orson Welles
A 17 year old Girl reunites with her father, years after he left the family. Five years after the father suddenly left his family and broke off the contact, the 17-year-old Alma sees her father Fred at a subway station in Berlin. She finds his job, makes contact with him, and starts to spend time with him. Soon the feelings of both go beyond a father-daughter relationship. They begin to feel erotically attracted to each other.
The Magician Tulan crosses the arid roads of the desert accompanied by his wife Marta. Along the way are Jenifer, who travels to Chile for a sex change operation, the dwarf Tachuelita, two twin nuns and the beautiful young Martita. While in each of them there are individual goals, at certain moments they form a group where, in their relations, radical decisions, misunderstandings and renunciations intersect. In this vast world, where loneliness and helplessness prevail, each one seeks a horizon. Some find it, others do not.
Vittorio, is a professional dancer who falls in love with Marco, the choreographer he is working with, and who has left his girlfriend. Vittorio's feelings are not reciprocated by Marco, who falls for another man. Vittorio ends up alone, but feels much stronger for having discovered a new self- image
In a small Andalusian town, shortly after the end of the second war. Diego, a 17 year old boy, is interrupted by Paquita, a neighbor, to warn him that the seamstress is mistreating his own daughter once more. Diego tries to free her but what is his surprise to see that this one orders him to leave. The arrival of the mother will unleash a tense ending.


Tell the backstory of your character and what her wounds are.
From there will come the FATAL FLAW.
What is the FATAL FLAW?
The fatal flaw is both a curse and a blessing in your story. The Fatal Flaw is a crucial element in your character that defines her to the core; something that is within her and only her, and will consume her.
On the other hand, the Fatal Flaw could be the key to unlock the deepest emotions of your character and forcing her to admit truths she has been denying for years.
You CANNOT create an interesting character without a Fatal Flaw. A story is about drama, drama is about the defaults lying in characters, and characters need to tell their story about their Fatal Flaws. If you create a character who is too plain, the fans are not going to understand and will fail to read your stories.
NO FATAL FLAW:
Check every single story and manga you have ever read, and even in streams of consciousness storylines, you will always find a Fatal Flaw, also called a Character Flaw or "Hamartia".
Examples of FATAL FLAWS
Hamlet (Shakespeare, play written circa 1599 ~ 1602).
Despite all what had happened, Hamlet doesn't take action.
The Lord of The Rings (J.R.R Tolkien, novel written between 1937 and 1949).
The ruin of Frodo Baggins is the One Ring.
Skip Beat! (Yoshiki Nakamura, manga currently being published).
Kyoko Mogami's fatal flaws are first her total trust and gullibility, and then her inability to love.
Lost (J.J Abrams, US TV series, 2004 - 2010)
Jack Shephard's fatal flaw is his desire to save everyone from themselves, whatever the consequences.


Long Halftime Walk
oil painting on canvas
140 x 100cm
This painting shows the image of an American soldier, who’s also known as the hero of the film Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk by Ang Lee. This film used an unprecedented shooting and projection frame rate of 120 frames per second in 3D. Only very few theaters in the world are equipped to show in this format, but none in France. The photogrammetry technique is applied to an extract of the film to create a 3D scene, which turns to be the source of the painting. Therefore, various pictorial techniques converge on one canvas.
The reason why I chose this film is not only because it’s a story about the effacement of the reality: Billy Lynn has completely got lost in multiple identities. What interests me in the meantime is the function of the story itself, and how could Ang Lee do to tell such a story that differs from his own culture background.


- Creators Josh Trank
- Josh Trank
- Tomatometer 4,8 of 10 star
- Runtime 100minutes
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My main question after watching this 230 million film was:
whose fault was it? How could i come out of the theater so frustrated?
Let me start from the beginning: Coming in with no expectations what-so-ever and even looking past all the basic differences this film had compare to the comic books. I was surprisingly satisfied with the first part – otherwise known as “the endless intro. But that didn’t bother me. Naaah, not as much as the writing afterward did. Suddenly our heroes got their powers and hundreds of problems where popping up for them making it really hard for me to relate after “bonding” with them that much in the first act. It just felt like 20 people had all suck their ideas into the directors face and he lost track of what was important.
First major issue, government was a dick. sure they got what they deserved in the end, but destroyed the main characters friendship’s to a point of no return, and basically… made you hate some of them.
secondly, the “one year later. Why skip the best part of the previous film. if you ask me now, all i can remember of the 2005 film is the amazing scene where they learn how to use their abilities, and the famous “flame on” that totally died in this film ( i know he said it, but it was just sad.) Also! What was Reed Richards building for a year? sure, we can assume he made a suit for him self and some other quantum machines from what we get to see, but “poof” its all irrelevant 2 minutes later, now his best friend Ben is a br>
third problem, the rushed ending. i would much rather have the dr doom battle in the second film if that meant having more time for the fantastic four to actually become the fantastic four. Here’s a solution for you! call it “origins”or something, sick in a small- time battle and a few more classic “getting famous” superhero scenes that we all love and you’re done BOOM! that simple. But nooo they had to awkwardly fight their way to “friendship” in the last ten minutes of the film. Sidenote: feels like they still kind of hate each other at the end of the film.
And now here are some things i liked! I enjoyed miles teller in this film a lot! especially with his scruffy look, you could see he had done some research on his character, and i would have loved to see more of that.
I loooooooved the Dr doom scene! awesome effects! amazing powers! and finally some vengeance on the government dicks. br>
Finally I also feel like I cant really hate on the director because i loved his two previous films A LOT.
In a tweed this week, defending him self, he said his original version would have been a lot better. Even though some of my problems with the film are quite big to fix with a “directors cut. I have to say that I my self, came out of the theater today thinking ‘this film has gone through some really obvious “censorship” And i do not mean typical censorship, I mean the classic Hollywood tweaks and changes of a directors original vision Censorship.’ And that is a shame So i want to believe that it is not his fault, and i am obviously still looking forward to his next film. Which brings me back to the beginning, still wondering. whose fault was it?
thanks for reading. br>
No Stan Lee cameo and no extra scene in the trailer! Not to mention the movies just plain sucked. When was the last time a Marvel movie really sucked this much? The acting was horrible. The dialogue was even worse. The plot was just a re-hash of any other superhero movie (Thor: Dark World comes to mind. I mean they put no thought into the plot or the casting. They should have stuck with the original origin story and updated it for the times, like Iron Man. At least that was done somewhat right. Thank goodness I didn’t pay to see this movie. Thank you Cineplex for all the Scene points! Hopefully there won’t be a sequel.


"For some 25 years, we've had American movies but not movies about Americans. For 25 years we've largely been making not films but rather glorified cartoons which can be as easily digested in Omaha as on a bus in Thailand; films whose principal message is, We need your money to keep our stock price up; films that exploit banality and violence as come-ons to the lowest angels of our nature; films based on formula so they can be consumed as readily and predictably as McDonald's hamburgers. We've turned away from the need and utility of art in favor of impersonal product to maximize profits and at the tremendous, tragic expense of our culture."
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
I found this quote by film director Alexander Payne, whose made some of my favorite movies (Sideways, Election and especially About Schmidt). He's talking about the current state of American cinema, but I feel like this quote could just as easily apply to games.


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A follow-up to the wildly popular “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,” “The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug” hits theaters this Friday. If you’ve been counting down the days (like we’ve been), you can expect way more adventure, way more danger, and a lot more screen time with of one of its biggest stars – New Zealand.
Just like “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, “The Hobbit” trilogy was shot entirely in New Zealand, from the hills of The Shire in Matamata, (where you can still visit the 44 Hobbit Holes they built), to the wastelands of Mordor in Tongariro National Park.
We can’t tell you exactly what in the new movie was filmed where (so many spoilers!), but if you haven’t read the books or seen the trailers and want to go in 100% clean, maybe skip this paragraph. What we CAN say is that it involves a daring escape at the Pelorous River in Marlborough, a dangerously inhabited mountain in Ruapehu, and a possibly imperiled town on the shores of Lake Pukaki (keep an eye out for Steven Colbert, who makes a cameo).
Coinciding with the unveiling of a new multi-ton sculpture in Wellington Airport, Air New Zealand also just unveiled their tribute to the movie in the form of a Boeing 777 wrapped with a giant image of the dragon Smaug. And that’s not the only way they’re getting in the spirit:
New Zealand also literally has entire tour itineraries dedicated to visiting the 250 Middle Earth locations around the country. If you’re pressed for time, you can also just pay a quick visit to places like Weta Cave, a museum dedicated to the special effects company behind all six movies, or hop on a helicopter ride above Queenstown to see where the bulk of the movie’s aerial shots were filmed.
So are you going to be in line for The Hobbit on opening day? How badly do you want to see a Hobbit Hole in person? Let us know in the comments!
By Megan Ranney


Our collaboration with the Groundswell Players has been an awesome experience, we saw their show over the weekend and we all agree, it’s a can’t-miss show of this year’s Fringe! You can still see their sci-fi spoof The Speed of Surprise! (a Fringe Pick of uwishunu) at the MacGuffin Theatre and Film Company at the Adrienne Theatre.
Remaining shows are: Thursday 9/8/11 – 8pm, Friday 9/9/11 – 8pm or Saturday 9/10/11 – 9:30pm.
Tickets are $15. Trekkie fans will catch more than a few references, and even if you’re not a sci-fi fan you will definitely have some good laughs.


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Bryant productions is an emerging brand making its debut in the theatre scene in the 6ix with The Secret Garden. Established in 2018, Bryant productions aims at providing a holistic and custom approach to any event. At Bryant Productions, we truly believe that “a dream is a wish your heart makes”. We aim to bring your dreams to life, big or small, through the magic of theatre. Musical theatre is an opportunity for the audience to step away from their lives into someone else’s. It can be raw, exciting and vulnerable. Transforming from New York in the 1800, Germany or to a small house in the suburbs all through the magic of props, sets and lights. Music is a universal language. Something we all connect to.
Artistic Director of Bryant Productions
Samantha began her acting career at a young age. She has played lead roles such as Eva Peron in Evita, Cinderella in Into The Woods, and Mary Magdalene in Jesus Christ Superstar. Along with theatre, Samantha has been fortunate to be in several international commercials (Bensayll, Planet Fitness) and modelling shoots (Lucky, Red Book). Samantha has studied classical ballet at the Errington–Graham Dance Studio with Liliane Marleau Graham, achieving a Gold Medal from the Western Ontario Conservatory of Ballet. She is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario, earning her Bachelor of Musical Arts with a double major in Music and Political Science in 2010.
Samantha moved to Manhattan, New York, where she completed Circle in the Square’s two- year professional musical theatre school program. She made her New York debut in an off- Broadway theatre in the premier production of KREIP The Musical. Returning to Toronto in 2013, she discovered her passion for teaching, and began conducting small workshops around the city. Since then, she has worked for numerous companies and helped them create program outlines, teacher training materials, and overall program coordinating. She is thrilled to be merging her diverse experiences and vast industry knowledge into a education and production company of her own.


Sherry's Best Tales was an American VHS series based upon the Kingson animated series, The Sherry Show. The series was highly unpopular despite the television series being well known. Only two VHS's have been released, however only few copies of the first VHS exist. The first VHS contains three hours of classic episides of the show, with the last two hours being shorts, ir exclusive episodes. It is unclear if the second VHS was ever released or not.
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The Volume 1 of the VHS series is rare to find.


Jocelyn Prince (associate member)
Jocelyn Prince is a Chicago based writer, artist, and activist, currently on the artistic staff at Victory Gardens Theater and on the Performance Studies faculty at Northwestern University. She previously served as Artistic Coordinator at Yale Repertory Theatre, Site Coordinator for Almira PreK-8 Academy at Cleveland Play House, Connectivity Director at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in Washington, DC, and Artistic Associate at The Public Theater in NYC. She is a Co-Founding Artistic Director of The New Black Fest in NYC. Selected Production Dramaturgy credits include Invisible Man, The First Breeze of Summer, and Raisin (Court Theatre); A Raisin in The Sun (Juilliard School of Drama); Harriet Jacobs and Intimate Apparel (Steppenwolf Theatre Company); Black Diamond (Lookingglass Theatre Company); The MLK Project (Writers Theatre). Jocelyn has directed new work for the Playwrights Gym at Dobama Theatre, the Cleveland Playwrights Festival at Playwrights Local 4181, The Dark Room at Cleveland Public Theater, the Go Green Festival at The Movement Theatre Company in NYC, the Around the Coyote Festival in Chicago, and Snapshots 10-Minute Play Festival at 20% Theatre Company Chicago. Jocelyn’s social justice and political work includes staff positions with the YWCA of Metropolitan Chicago, Obama for America and Hillary for America with the Ohio Democratic Party, and volunteer work with the Washington Peace Center. She has read and evaluated scripts for The Kilroys List, the Emerging Writers Group, The Ohio University Seabury Quinn, Jr. Playwrights’ Festival, and The PlayPenn conference. Her performance poetry has been featured by The Encyclopedia Show Chicago, The Encyclopedia Show DC, and La Ti Do. Jocelyn holds a B.A. in Journalism from Bradley University and a M.A. in Performance Studies from Northwestern University. She has written for TimeOut Chicago, TimeOut New York, The Chicago Reporter, Nonprofit Quarterly and the African American Review. Jocelyn was a Theater Management Track Facilitator for The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) and has taught at Yale School of Drama and Northwestern University.
SPECIALTIES: African-American Drama, Contemporary Drama, Spoken Word Poetry, Interdisciplinary and Experimental Work, Dance Dramaturgy, Site-Specific and Guerrilla Theater, Community Organizing
"Jocelyn Prince is an insightful interpreter of classical works as well as an engaged collaborator on new, original productions. Through her work with Woolly Mammoth and Cleveland Play House as well as the New Black Fest, which she cofounded, she has helped to make American theatre more diverse, inclusive, and revolutionary.”
—Harvey Young, Ph.D., Dean and Professor, Boston University College of Fine Arts
"Jocelyn is a sharp-shooting woman with a strong dramaturgical eye and a great instinct for storytelling. Having her in the room for play development means encountering a well of thoughtful and provocative questions to assist in strengthening the narrative voice of the work. She goes hard for the plays she believes in, both as an advocate and audience member, and she supports the work onstage and off. Always infusing her dramaturgy with cultural context and perspectives, she is a valuable resource to have on any play development team."
—Dominique Morisseau, playwright
"Jocelyn’s dramaturgy work is astute and compassionate. Both scripts that she’s worked on with me have improved greatly with her careful feedback. I couldn’t recommend her more!"
—Les Hunter, playwright
How I explain dramaturgy to my extended family/high school friends/civilians:
Dramaturgy involves deep listening, intentional observation, and an awareness of and appreciation for your environment. New play dramaturgs work with playwrights both privately and in the rehearsal room to develop structure, form, character, plot, themes, and dialogue. Dramaturgs working on established period pieces conduct extensive research and provide context for the world of plays like turn of the 20th century Manhattan in Lynn Nottage's Intimate Apparel or Shakespeare's Elizabethan era. Dramaturgs also play an important role in audience engagement and community outreach, offering creative entry points for audiences to relate the artistic work to their everyday lives and experiences and promote dialogue and social action. Dramaturgs are artists, analysts, and advocates.
Most interesting non-theater job I've done:
Field Organizer for two U.S. Presidential Campaigns (Obama/Biden 2008 and Clinton/Kaine 2016).
A great book I read recently:
All the Lights On: Reimagining Theater with Ten Thousand Things by Michelle Hensley
Three recent theater shows that I loved (but wasn’t involved in):
1- The culminating performance of the 2017 Urban Bush Women Summer Leadership Institute
2- "Happy Days" by Samuel Beckett at Yale Repertory Theatre
3- "Arlington" by Enda Walsh at St. Ann's Warehouse
A nostalgic theater experience from childhood/adolescence:
Putting on my costume to act in my first school play in Kindergarten. I played Santa Claus in a Christmas play.
Favorite script-reading/artist meeting spot:
Libraries for script reading. The nearest coffee shop for meetings.


Super 30 (2019)N/A|Biography|12 Jul 2019 Rating:Based on life of Patna-based mathematician Anand Kumar who runs the famed Super 30 program for IIT aspirants in Patna. Director: Vikas BahlCreator: Sanjeev DuttaActors: Hrithik Roshan, Mrunal Thakur, Pankaj Tripathi, Amit SadhSize: 1.4Gb, 400mb Language: Hindi QUALITY : 720p, Pre-DVDRip x264MOVIE : Super 30 2019 Hindi Movie Story…. Super 30 is a 2019 Indian Hindi-language biographical film directed […]
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Movie Info:Rating: 8.7/10Genre: Action, Drama, RomanceLanguage: HindiDirector: Sandeep Reddy VangaQuality: Pre Dvd RipRelease Date: 20 June 2019Size: 1.1GbStars: Shahid Kapoor, Kiara Advani, Rajat Arora Story: Kabir Singh is a remake of a Telugu movie Arjun Reddy (2017), where a short-tempered house surgeon gets used to drugs and drinks when his girlfriend is forced to marry another […]
IMDb Rating: 8.6/10
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Director: Amit Ravindernath Sharma
Release Date: 19 October 2018
Star Cast: Ayushmann Khurrana, Sanya Malhotra, Neena Gupta
Movie Story: A man faces embarrassment in the society when he finds out his mother is pregnant
IMDb Rating: 6.1/10
Genre: Action, Comedy, Drama
Director: Rohit Shetty
Release Date: 28 December 2018
Star Cast: Sara Ali Khan, Ranveer Singh, Ajay Devgn
Movie Story: Simmba, a Corrupt Officer, enjoys all the perks of being an immoral and unethical police officer until a life-changing event forces him to choose the righteous path.
IMDb Rating: 7.3/10
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director: Aanand L. Rai
Release Date: 21 December 2018
Star Cast: Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif
Movie Story: The story revolves around Bauua Singh (Shah Rukh Khan), a vertically challenged man, who is full of charm and wit, with a pinch of arrogance. Born to a wealthy family and raised in an environment of affluence.
IMDb Rating: 5.4/10
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director: Abhishek Kapoor
Release Date: 7 December 2018
Star Cast: Sushant Singh Rajput, Sara Ali Khan, Nitish Bharadwaj
Movie Story: A Hindu-Muslim love story, Kedarnath portrays how a Muslim pithoo saves a Hindu tourist from the Uttrakhand floods at the pilgrimage, and the love that eventually develops between them.
IMDb Rating: 7.2/10
Director: Tabrez Noorani
Release Date: 14 September 2018
Star Cast: Demi Moore, Mark Duplass, Freida Pinto
Movie Story: Inspired by real life events, Love Sonia is the story of a young girl’s journey to rescue her sister from the dangerous world of international sex trafficking.
IMDb Rating: 8.0/10
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Director: Shree Narayan Singh
Release Date: 21 September 2018
Star Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Yami Gautam, Shraddha Kapoor
Movie Story: Batti Gul Meter Chalu is a 2018 Indian drama film. It has been directed by Shree Narayan Singh and produced by Bhushan Kumar, Nishant Pitti, and Krishan Kumar.


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Aug 25, 2021
Inspired by this season’s epic exhibition at London’s V&A museum, April and Cassidy, Lucy and Ben play dress up in a collaborative show about the influence of Alice in Wonderland on fashions past and present.
From Victorian pen and ink sketches through to Viktor & Rolf – Alice is a symbol who has stuck around. Together with her eccentric cast of characters she has been referenced and reimaged in fashion time and time again. We look at the evolution of Alice herself as well as the Mad Hatter and the Queen of Hearts on screen, on the runway and on the street. What is so compelling about this story that it continues to inspire fantastic and creative clothes?
Together with special guests from the V&A, this show takes listeners on a curious and curiouser journey of discovery...


The Ultimate Arena, The Sacrifice of an American Gladiator
"A novel that takes a new look at what happened to a professional football player who gave up a multi-million-dollar contract and a beautiful new wife to seek justice for the United States after 9/11."
The government’s story was of a soldier killed by enemy forces in Afghanistan while protecting his fellow troops. In fact, he was killed by his own platoon mates. The government covered up the truth and even awarded the Silver Star to his family posthumously. The lies piled up until the author concluded that the true cover-up was of his murder.
Dan E. Ireland Tells Us Why We Should Know the Story
Because I didn’t ask for or receive permission from his family to write this book, it should be considered historical fiction, but anyone who has seen the outstanding documentary ‘The Tillman Story’ by Amir Bar-Lev, will know who it is about.
It’s a tragic story of an American gladiator sacrificed by his own government. It is a story that should never be forgotten.


Back in September of 2012, when Ken and I had just finished 1913 Massacre, Deanna Kamiel invited us to screen our new film for her graduate documentary filmmaking class in the School of Media Studies at The New School. Like other screenings in the DOC Talk series, it included a videotaped Q & A with the filmmakers, which Deanna moderated and produced.
At the time, we were on our way to Calumet — where we would hold the first public screenings of the film at the Calumet Theatre. We were bringing the film back to where it came from, back to the town and the people it was about. When we mentioned our upcoming trip during the Q & A, Deanna said that George Stoney had done the same thing with Uprising of ‘34 (his film about the General Textile Strike in the south). That was all we needed to know we were on the right track.
Deanna kept in touch throughout our Calumet trip, and encouraged us after that to take the film to Twin Cities Public Television in Minnesota — where it was broadcast on Labor Day of 2013.
Ken emailed yesterday to let me know that Deanna had passed away over the weekend. We will remember her as a teacher, friend, and guide.


Oct 9, 2019
In this episode Gino, Chris "ZombiePie" -REDACTED- an Jeff Rud discuss Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. We discuss how this movie ruined Square for a decade, prompted it's merger with Enix, and caused the departure of Hironobu Sakaguchi. We also cover how the movie is TOTALLY FINE. It's honestly not terrible! It's not good. But it's not terrible. We wrap up by ranking this movie against a bunch of games and slot machine programs with Final Fantasy branding. The Ranking of Fantasies are getting weird.
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Consider the following XML fragment:
<role real="Mark Hamil" star="true">Luke Skywalker</role>
For an XML database of this form:
Write XPaths for:
Write XQuery for:
- Find the title of movies with a cast of less than 20
- Find all stars of "A Clockwork Orange"
- Find the title of all movies with a related book called "Wuthering Heights"
- Find the 3rd related book to "Lord of the Rings"
- Find movies acted in by "Cate Blanchett"
- Find all movies with Mark Hamil as a non-star, released after Star Wars (do not put the year of release as a constant)
- Produce a file about years, in which there is an element for each year, and within it an element for each movie containing only the title.
- Make a file with elements like
where there are two movie elements with different movie titles, and two actor elements with the names of actors that both appeared in both movies.


They also updated the official website accordingly.
Here's the link to the "live" project:
I translated all that Ozaki-san said on Twitter about this:
Regarding the stage adaptation of "TIGER & BUNNY": a new NEXT PROJECT was announced on "Monthly De*But" and "Hyper Hobby", both released today: "TIGER & BUNNY THE LIVE"! http://www.tb-thelive.net/
Since a few years ago I've felt that the "live feeling" suits T&B. What I want to create with JAE-san is neither a musical nor a play, more like a live entertainment stage with special effects and lots of action.
The main purpose of a live adaptation is to widen the fan layer, to build a bridge between different means of expression, and to further prepare strategically before appearing on the international market. I would like the people who have never watched the anime to see it, and the fans of the original work who haven't seen many plays to enjoy it.
As with the live movie adaptation, I'm aware that people have mixed opinions. Especially when it comes to the casting, we'll strive to be as careful as we can, because we don't want to ruin the image of the original work and we don't want to offend the anime staff and the voice actors that brought the characters to life.
I'd really like the following people to see the play! (just an example) → "fans of the original work who are fed up of all the recent stage adaptations and discouraged", "people who are interested in plays but feel awkward going alone", "men who feel awkward going to see plays because they think the audience is mostly women", "families, couples, siblings who think lately they haven't gone out together much"... For example, a father that secretly got into T&B might go with his son, or a teenager that feels like since s/he started high school s/he hasn't been talking to his father (or mother) a lot and it would be a nice chance to go out together.
I know that it's really hard, but I would be incredibly happy to see something like this happen. Somehow, every time it tries to do something, T&B is always told "it's impossible", "you should give up" (^^;) The stage adaptation is a good chance to prove that it's indeed possible. You don't know until you try.
Actually, I wanted to announce the stage play after giving more information about the movie, which is what I think the fans are eagerly waiting for, but unfortunately I couldn't. Please wait until next week for more information about the movie.
Regarding the production of the movie, the staff of Sunrise's 6th studio, led by Murata P, are seriously struggling to give their best day and night. This work was originally an anime, and I sincerely understand that what fans really want is a new series. Please wait some more...!
I know the staff are doing the best, and considered what I've seen so far I do trust them, but I can't help having mixed feelings about the stage play. I think I'm among the "fans who are fed up with all these musicals of every anime ever made on earth and lost hope", lmao. Well, I'll go see it whenever it's out, but yeah, I hope it will be worth it :/ (I really wish they'd use the real voice actors to "dub" the action, that way I wouldn't complain at all, lmao)
Anyway, I'm looking forward to new info about the movie, as for the live stage we shall see 8D;
*goes back to work*


Dove Real Beauty Productions: An Hour with Her
With Shonda Rhimes returning as our Chief Storyteller, Dove Real Beauty Productions releases its first film of Season 2, "An Hour With Her." Dove Real Beauty Productions launched in March 2017 to shift the power of storytelling from Hollywood into the hands of real women who are boldly expanding the definition of beauty in their communities. This year, Real Beauty Productions is showing the journey of women and girls who have been impacted by the Dove Self-Esteem Project and the inspiring intergenerational connection each has made around beauty, confidence and self-esteem. The four-minute first installment, directed by iconic dancer, choreographer, and actress Debbie Allen, follows Chelsea Harris and Caralyn Singleterry, whose shared journey of confronting appearance-related negativity inspires each to embrace their beauty, develop confidence and reclaim their power.
Director: Debbie Allen
Group Creative Director: Matt Zavala
Creative Director: Suyin Sleeman
Art Director: Caroline Pratt


At Hillcrest we have very high expectations of our students. Great emphasis is placed on hard work, achievement and high standards of behaviour.
KEY STAGE 3 CURRICULUM
Students follow a programme of study which enables them to pursue Drama at Key Stages 4 and 5.
The Department of Drama strives to stimulate the imagination of our students; to motivate them to understand their strengths and weaknesses, and to encourage self-confidence and clarity in life goals. We work to enfold our students into and instil in them a respect for the theatre, entertainment, and the arts, in order to be able to react and engage in contemporary society.
We help our students develop an ability to communicate on the page and on their feet, verbally and physically. We teach them the importance of responsibility for themselves and for the community; that theatre imitates life and thus helps them to gain a better understanding of the world in which we live.
|Year7 Autumn Term 1||Introduction to Drama: Base line activities and team building activities, including assessment of making, performing and responding to creative tasks. Students will be introduced to the basic skills of drama and use these to create their own short piece. They will perform this as part of their end of unit assessment. Progress made will be evidenced in the students ‘Drama Progress Booklets’.|
|Year7 Spring Term 2||Ernie’s Script: Students will explore the play ’Ernie’s Incredible Illucinations’ by Alan Ayckbourn focusing on key techniques such as narration, freeze frames, soundscapes and physical theatre. They will work with the opening scene from the script and turn it into a short performance. Progress made will be evidenced in the students ‘Drama Progress Booklets’.|
|Year7 Summer Term 3||Devising a stimulus: Students will identify different stimuli and then explore a given stimulus (visual/textual). Taking inspiration from this, they will create a short piece of drama that portrays key elements of the stimulus. Students will perform this as part of their end of unit assessment. Progress made will be evidenced in the students ‘Drama Progress Booklets’.|
|Year 8 Autumn Term 1||Pantomime: Students explore Pantomime. At the end of the project students perform some scenes from Cinderella from a script. They use freeze frame, improvisation, spotlighting, blocking and perform showing a knowledge of stock characters and ability to use technical effects. Progress made will be evidenced in the students ‘Drama Progress Booklets’|
|Year 8 Spring Term 2||Scripted performance: Students will explore the story ‘Let Him Have It’ focusing on key techniques such as improvisation, freeze-frames and characterisation. Students will watch video clips of this film and use these to help them in their practical explorations. Working closely with the story, they will devise a piece of Verbatim theatre and perform this as part of their end of unit assessment.|
|Year 8 Summer Term 2||Devising with a stimulus: Students will explore a given stimulus (visual/textual/tactile). Taking inspiration from this, they will explore the stimulus through research and then create a short piece of drama that portrays key elements of the stimulus. Students will perform this as part of their end of unit assessment. Progress made will be evidenced in the students ‘Drama Progress Booklets’.|
Key Stage 4 Curriculum
GCSE DRAMA OPTION SUBJECT
COURSE CONTACT: MISS L TAYLOR– LEARNING MANAGER
Over the 3 year course students will:
Understand Drama: Explore different genres, understand performance conventions, understand how meaning is communicated to an audience, use appropriate drama terminology, understand how plays are constructed, explore drama in a social, cultural and historical context.
Perform Drama: Improvise, create a role, remain in a role, develop performance skills, perform scripted plays, and respond to direction.
Devise Drama: Work collaboratively and creatively, establish a dramatic intention, develop a dramatic intention, develop reflective and evaluative skills.
Component 1 – Devising
40% of the qualification – 60 marks
Create, develop and perform a devised piece from a stimulus. Analyse and evaluate the devising process and the performance.
Component 2 – Performance From Text
20% of the qualification – 48 marks
Two separate performances from a script covering two key extracts.
Written Exam (40%)
Component 3 – Theatre Makers in Practice
Written examination: 1 hour 30 mins (40% of the qualification – 60 marks)
Section A – Bringing Texts to Life – 45 marks
This section consists of one question broken into six parts (short and extended responses) based on an unseen extract from the chosen performance text.
Section B – Live Theatre Evaluation – 15 marks
This section consists of two questions requiring you to analyse and evaluate a live theatre performance they have seen. Students are allowed to take in theatre evaluation notes up to 500 words.
Students who enjoy performing as they will develop both expressive and physical skills in a range of dramatic genres. Students who enjoy working with others and developing transferable skills such as communication skills, organisation skills, analytical skills and problem-solving skills. Students who may want to work in the Performing Arts business as they will gain insight into Arts Administration, Theatre Production and Theatrical Supplies. Leading on to AS/A2 and BTEC courses at KS5 within the Oaks Collegiate.


On-Set Chiropractic for Film & T.V. Productions
Dr. Milam provides on-set / on-site chiropractic adjustments and soft tissue therapy for the actors and crew. Having worked with professional and amateur athletes, the doctor brings this specialized approach to the hard working and talented group of actors, directors, production crew and musicians. This Chiropractic approach increases crew moral, giving them the strength, energy and relief to bring their "A" game to every scene. Chiropractic has been proven to prevent injuries, increase production and help the actors and crew get through the long days / nights of film production and shows.
Having worked with actors and celebrities, such as: Kevin Downes, Sean Astin, Trace Adkins, Jon Micheal Finley, Kevin Sizemore, Jeremy Camp, KJ Apa, Britt Robertson and Melissa Roxburgh as well as celebrated Directors Jon and Andrew Irwin, Dr. Milam takes great pride in providing the finest chiropractic care to each and every one of the actors and crew. Recent movie credits include the Movies Woodlawn and the Box Office smash, I can Only Imagine, True Story of Mercy Me and their hit song; and in 2020, the Movie I Still Believe.
Dr. Milam has packages that fit each productions budget, whether it is a local Hollywood production or out of the area. Please call us at (714) 731-9355 if you have any questions! Or you can text Dr. Milam directly at 714-886-9355.
On-Set with Country Music star Trace Adkins
Country Music star Trace Adkins
Adjusting KJ Apa


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Babyology has grown to become the leader in high-quality product information for Australian parents with a vibrant social media community including the largest community of Australian parents on Facebook.
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