When this movie came out, it was dogged. The critics went to town on it, really beating it up. Why? Lots of reasons.
* It suffers the same fate as that other great cinematic achievement, Back to the Future II, in that it’s a bridging film. It has no real beginning, and no real end. it just is.
* The storyline is a lot more complicated and advanced that Star Wars IV, with deep emotional and intellectual issues. It’s no Western, that’s for sure.
I’ll admit — when this movie came out, I was underwhelmed, if you can be that as a pre-teen. Really, I liked the fighting on Hoth, which was totally cool, but the rest of it — all of the grown up crap — just had me wanting the next movie to be released so we could get back to the adventure stories. (and — my God! — those were a long three years waiting for the next movie!)
But now that all of the movies are out, and we all have the chance to watch the story unfold from the beginning, I think I’m not alone in saying that this may well be the best of the six. It’s only real competition is from III — that whole “turning to the dark side” / Anakin choosing to side with the Chancellor and the Republic when the Jedi Knights try to stage a coup d’?tat. While III has the more complex internal struggle issues of Anakin, this is a complex study of interpersonal relationships.
Also, watching the movie changes so much now that 1-3 are out. Vader is his father? No surprise there, though it was a HUGE deal back in 1980. Vader is actually human? Well, duh — we saw him suit up in his rig in Star Wars III. Luke and Leia are twins brother / sister? Uh huh, yeah, we know.
Of these, though, the biggest change in perception is with the whole Vader / Luke dynamic, and what this does to the movie. In 1980, it was the mega shocker of the year, a plot twist that put The Crying Game to shame. Now that we’re past all of that, the revelation really ties into a key element of the film, and helps to define the road ahead for both Vader and Skywalker.
And while this movie also makes great advances in the character development of the 4-6 folks — Luke, Leia, Han, etc — it’s also, as I see it, the turning point for the Empire. Sure, the Death Star was blown up — big deal. They obviously got over that. But by the time we get to this movie, the Emperor has done nothing to resolve the issues that caused the conflict in the first place. All those issues remain unresolved. The Empire is no better than the Republic.
And yes, I realize that I probably sound like a broken record, spouting off Army doctrine, and “counterinsurgency” this and “counterinsurgency” that. But hey — that stuff is important today, and both understanding it and applying it are important things. So, bear with me — it’s important.
But for all of the fun and games of watching the Emperor struggle with leadership and civic duty, with war and peace and conflict and unruly systems, it’s a lot more fun to watch Han and Leia in this movie. Yeah, yeah, yeah — I’m a big softy, and I get a kick out of their back and forth banter. They are, at times — a lot of times — worst than high schoolers. And it doesn’t hurt that Leia is pretty damn cute in this film (and so is R2D2). It’s a good chuckle seeing Leia kiss Luke, to spite Han — back in 1980, we didn’t know they were twins. Now, though, it’s either comical or, well, creepy.
I wish we got more of Leia’s story. From the looks of it, she’s got some of the same issues her mother has.
It’s an honest film, not trying to be a marketing tool first and a movie second. There’s no Jar Jar in here, no Ewoks. And frankly, that’s refreshing. Before 1-3 came out, I shunned this movie; now I look forward to seeing it.
(and when they run into Yoda, shouldn’t R2D2 recognize him?


about the project
On the Eve of Abolition is an original, bilingual (Spanish-English), multimedia, and mask/puppet theater performance by Papel Machete. The story is about the last day of the last prison in transnational liberated lands of what used to be known as the U.S. and Mexico after a movement of abolitionists have created the conditions to end the prison industrial complex. The play is set in 2047 and imagines abolition camps, formerly incarcerated people, families, and organizers outside of the prisons, and from within, prisoners organized in this final moment to end all prisons.
We use rod, tabletop and shadow puppets, masks, miniature sets, popups, stop-motion, and video projection to create an immersive experience for the audience. The play is a radical imaginary sci-fi story based on current conditions in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Papel Machete is a radical theater and puppetry collective that produces and performs original work throughout Puerto Rico and the US. The collective started on May 1, 2006, during the government shutdown, in response to the economic and political crisis generated by the status of Puerto Rico as a colony of the US. Since then, we have established a body of work inspired by a commonly shared aesthetic and values. Using papier mâché as our main medium, Papel Machete explores a wide range of artforms and styles, including toy theater, cantastorias, shadow theater, table-top puppetry, masks, performing objects, and giant puppets. Papel Machete has brought theater to new audiences and venues to denounce exploitation, build solidarity, and agitate for action in the struggles of frontline communities. We are co-founders and part of the organizing committee of Titeretada, a yearly independent puppetry festival in Puerto Rico.
presenting partners / co-Commissioners
Pregones Puerto Rican Traveling Theater
Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino Americana de San José (MACLA)


Wednesday, August 26, 2009
New movie for gamers coming out soon, creatively called Gamer. Similar to Death Race, Gamer is based on prisoners that are on death row who are used as part of a video game. Each death row inmate is literally played by a gamer. The incentive for the inmates to play is freedom, the same as in Death Race. Inmates must survive 30 battles with the gamer controlling them in order to be set free. Unlike a video game, there is no reset button, and definitely no respawn. Surviving 30 battles means freedom for the inmate, and of course I'm sure, as in Death Race, they don't actually intend to let a convict go free. People from all over the world watch the action as they pay to see the battles, which is the ultimate reason for making this event, to cash in. Gamer looks to bring a lot of intense action to the big screen which all gamers love to see and the fact that it is a gaming movie makes it that much better. Check out the trailer here and tell me if you agree.
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Last night we kicked back to watch a film - I got to choose and did so with the now infamous words "Steven Spielberg doesn't make a bad film does he" lets watch War Horse.
Oh my, what a pile of crap! I like a Spielberg movie and thought (wrongly) that he rarely makes a bad movie. I mean for goodness sake he made Jaws and I love that film - ET, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan the list goes on and on. The movie mogul is also a bit of an Anglophile so I thought lets watch this as it can't be bad.
Terrible. Awful. It was like a Lassie film gone spectacularly wrong. The scenery was very much blue screen and depicted an England that the Americans like to see rather than the reality of what is even in 1918. I mean the farmers rented house was the size of a small stately home. If you don't know the story its about a horse that goes off to war and gets re-united with its owner. Like that would ever happen. I always think a film has failed if you're not bothered about the characters and we weren't at any point during this film. Even the relationship with the young lad and his horse was all a bit naff and I didn't really mind that the horse "Joey" had to go off to war. I didn't really care if the horse died with all the pulling and hard labour. Even the scene, where he's running through no mans land, getting caught up in barbed wire didn't get me going. In fact I'd go so far as to say it was insulting to the millions of men (young boys even) that lost there lives in World War I and here we were watching a story about a horse. Now don't get me wrong million's of horses were killed which was highly unfair. By all accounts by the end of the war there were practically no horses left in Europe -they had to be imported from America. I have to say I'm more of a human lover than an animal one so maybe the title should have been a big hint.
Whilst putting various posts on facebook - one friend said she cried in the film and it was a true story. At which point my husband choked on his wine laughing. Its a novel and was a theatre production which got transferred to the big screen. I had a lot of fun with this along the lines of Joey the horse writing his story on a hoof proof typewriter and that he was doing a book signing today at the local bookstore. But seriously, it has to be right up there with one of the worst films I've ever seen. Please do not watch it!
Today we were meant to take our eldest to the mountain bike club but we all got up late. My son had been selected to represent the school in the cross country on Thursday. It was a huge event. They had to run around this massive park and he came 175th out of 250 in his group. A runner he isn't but at least he made the team this year. A girl in the school team came 24th! So the son didn't get up until 9.15 am which gave us very little time. Still, we had a bike ride this afternoon and they all helped me make a Christmas cake. My first attempt - the ingredients were easy just a lot of faffing with paper around the tin which the hubster did for me.
I've worked out 4 times this week including my bike ride today and hopefully another one tomorrow, however, I feel quite chunky monkey so not overly hopeful for Monday.
Have a great weekend!


New Spongbob Review- I Love Dancing1,046 views
This is the review of the fifth new episode for the summer bash.
And thank god, no Plankton this time around.
Quick synopsis: Spongebob dances at work and is approached bya talent scout for an audition for a show she is promoting. SB tells Squidward, so off course, Squidward is jealous.
We can to see a little more of Squid’s evil side this episode. He decides he will try to tire SB out so badly he will miss the audition so he can take his place. Squidward convinces SB to allow him to tutor him in the art of dancing, and for a little bit I was reminded of the art school episode. Squid shows SB how to do certain moves, and each time, SB does it better than him, enraging Squidward. Squidward finally gets SB to perform an impossible dance step, and SB stays up all night practicing, and in the morning, he passes out.
Squid takes SB’s place at the audition, and his performance is awful, but the talent evaluator loves him… and he gets the part. And he is so excited.
Until he sees who he is going to be working for- Squilliam. Squilliam yells at him and shows him what dance moves he wants him to do, and Squidward is clearly miserable as he begins.
At the end, we see SB and Patrick in the audience watching Squidward practice.
I’ll put this in the category as most of the newer episodes. Fair. Not horrible, not great, though the middle five minutes where SB is outperforming Squiward is entertaining. Its watchable once or twice, but misses the mark. It misses the wackiness of SB. And the end… the end could have been better.
Again, at last no Plankton.


Model: Pamela Anderson
Camera Info: Hasselblad 500 C
Lens: 150mm f/4 Sonnar
Shoot Date: June 13,1992
In 1989 I was asked to appear in the opening scenes of the first Baywatch TV movie “Panic at Malibu Pier”. My cameo role was that of a glamour photographer shooting nudes on the beach. This was the first time that a nude model appeared on national television during prime time. I don’t believe the network censors actually previewed the movie before it aired. The audience loved it, but understandably nudity was not to be presented in future episodes.
Baywatch soon became the most widely viewed TV series in the world, with an audience of over 1 billion viewers in 142 countries. Much of that mass audience appeal was due to appearance of Pamela Anderson in the first episode of season 3, in 1992 when she first joined the cast staring as “CJ Parker” For several years, I shot all the Baywatch cast promotional photos. It was during one of those shoots, when I was introduced to Pamela Anderson on the beach at Malibu.
This photoshoot took place at the beginning of Pam’s first season. She hadn’t met all the other actors by that point. The entire cast usually got together for one day during each season for publicity photos. Other then that, they only see each other when they are actually filming scenes together.
At first glance, the Baywatch cast and crew can be both exciting and intimidating. In addition to a very famous cast, the crew consisted of well over 150 people, with a large convoy of trailers, prop vehicles, helicopters dune buggies, ambulances, and catering trucks. It was quite a scene to behold.
I recall that Pam was somewhat shy and reserved throughout the shoot that day. She
hadn’t become the superstar that she’d soon develop into at that point. This was early in her career and I don’t think she knew what to expect that day.
In addition to the many cast group shots, the producers also wanted some photos of Pam alone, for promotional posters intended to introduce Pam to the world. They asked to see some images of Pam on a lifeguard surfboard.
This photo was taken was late in the day, as the sky was becoming hazy and the sun was low on the water. It was getting cold and windy, and there was no way Pam could get in the water at that point.
I told my assistants to grab a couple of 50 gallon garbage cans and laid the surfboard across them. This seemed to visually solve the problem. The actual poster was cropped just at the bottom of the board, so the viewer got the idea that Pam’s in the water, or at least very close to it.
We used one strobe as our main light and a couple of reflectors to throw highlights across her back, arm and hair. The whole setup only took about 10 minutes from start to finish, then we lost our light and called it a day.
I worked with Pam several times after that, but this particular setup was a favorite of the producers, the publicists, and myself. The poster images we got that day were highly successful, broke worldwide publishing records, and were reused many times over the years.
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As of 2010, Caddyshack has been televised on the Golf Channel as one of its "Movies That Make the Cut." Danny Noonan works as a caddy at the upscale Bushwood Country Club to earn enough money to go to college.
Danny often caddies for Ty Webb, a suave and talented golfer and the son of one of Bushwood's co-founders.
Norton was determined to demonstrate the strong comparison and pulled out an orange sweatshirt — which Hanks called a jumper to copy his host’s British lingo — for the actor to wear recreating the famous photo, as fellow guests Gemma Arterton played the child’s mother and Joseph Gordon-Levitt was cast as the crying baby.
Watch the video above and see the real photo below.
Tom Hanks' wavy mullet was something of an obsession for the actor as he embarked on the first installment in the "Da Vinci Code" series.
Caddyshack is a 1980 American sports comedy film directed by Harold Ramis and written by Brian Doyle-Murray, Ramis and Douglas Kenney.
It stars Michael O'Keefe, Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight, and Bill Murray. The film was later dedicated to producer Douglas Kenney, who died shortly after the film's release.


Movies are 90-180 minutes of fun and excitement where we get lost in the storyline which in turn helps us to cut away for at least some time from the everyday routine of our lives. And when the movie is a great one, it provides a complete feel-good package and a sense of relaxation that will definitely reflect in all our undertaking like facing all sorts of challenges with a positive attitude. Earlier what was limited to theatres and cinemas made its mark in the form of records, video cassettes, CDs, DVDs, etc. But the availability of brand new movie or the latest one is never available on its CDs and DVDs version. Only after a period of the release date will the discs get released. This is where FMovies comes into the picture.
Watching movies online saves you the trouble of going out on a lazy day
A theatre provides a wonderful atmosphere of a large screen, surround sound, the audience who together enjoys certain scenes and applaud for the same. But at certain lazy hours where you don’t want to get out of your comfy pajamas and your couch and to spend time in the comforts of your home; watching a movie with a bowl of homemade popcorn at home is equally fun.
Of course, there are plenty of movie channels that bring a collection of great movies but interrupted by the never-ending advertisements every five minutes which makes us lose patience and surf through channels that make the movie watching experience an incomplete one. There is your personal DVD player again; and yet you can never find all the movies you wish to watch in the disc format. Watching movies is one’s preference where a wide genre of movies likes classics; romance, comedy, thriller, drama, etc. are available for you to choose from.
The evergreen classics or the black and white movies are and many of the good ones are never easily available. The World Wide Web is the only place that has a great collection of almost all the movies ever released; right from the black and whites to the retro to the recent releases. And most of them are also free to download. Once you have successfully downloaded the movie, you can watch it on your PC, laptop, iPad, smartphone or even on your TV.
The best part of watching movies online; they are free
You can watch any movie online where most of the movies are available and many of them are free to watch. Not only movies but the episodes of your favorite daily soaps or the ones that you like watching over and over again can also be found and watched. Music videos of your favorite artist and all of that free from advertisements where you can anything nonstop without any interruption. Video streaming is a wonderful way of watching your favorite movie which is either out of stock or not available in the blue ray disc version.
Stores never have all the movies of all the genres, for instance, the old movies. You will either have to place an order and the disc will be delivered only after several weeks for which you have to pay extra. But with the option of internet available in each and every household all you have to do is type in the keywords or the movie title and you have a list of links that you that movie for free.


Arend Bruijn is a Dutch composer specialised in music for film. Over the last years, he worked on many films, tv-series and commercials as a freelance composer.
After graduating as a classical percussionist, he studied Composing for Film at the Conservatory of Amsterdam and the Dutch Film Academy.
Arend's music has received multiple award nominations such as the BUMA New Talent Award 2018 and the Best Music for short film at the Festival du Film d’Aubagne.
As a teacher he is connected to the film music master department of the Conservatory of Amsterdam.
Commercial clients include Heineken, Red Cross, Videoland (Dutch film streaming service), Stegeman, Ziengs and the Police of the Netherlands.
In 2022 Arend started writing and producing high quality trailer music for companies like BMG Production Music and X-Ray Dog. His contribution to the first album consists of epic orchestral music enhanced with a real recorded string orchestra.
This year he also composed and produced the original score for the up-and-coming horror short film ‘GNOMES’. Directed by long time collaborator and friend Ruwan Heggelman, 'GNOMES' was selected for the Marché du Film, Proof of Concept in Cannes and won the MÉLIÈS D’ARGENT for best European short film.
Each project Arend searches for a unique, musical style to support the story and ways to add depth to the narrative. Because of his classical background and the curiosity to explore new sounds and techniques, he has mastered many different musical styles with a broad sound palette. His specialty however lies in orchestral music, ranging from epic “bigger than life” to warm and playful scores.


Nicole Kidman may be one of Hollywood’s sweethearts, but not in this movie. This trailer may give you goosebumps…
Fox Searchlight has set a March 1, 2013 platform release for Stoker. Mia Wasikowska (Alice In Wonderland), Matthew Goode and Nicole Kidman star in the thriller about about a teen who its mourning the death of her father and must deal with an evil mom and an eccentric uncle who shows up unexpectedly.
Check out the trailer below:


This is a student project which requires us to use the power of type to create a new visual language for film advertising. We need to choose one of the film directors and at least three of his films to promote a retrospective screening of his/her films.
My project is about Hayao Miyazaki. He is one of the greatest Japanese animation directors, and his movies have distinct personal style.I chose three of his films, namely 'Spirited Away', 'Castle in the Sky' and 'Princess Mononoke'.
I think the fractures types would create a sense of motion as if a cracked egg where a chicken will emerge. Cracks effect typography represents Miyazaki's features as an animation director, and stimulates viewer's curiosity and imagination for what will come next. It seems that watching Miyazaki's film is an exciting journey for exploration.
Here are the group of posters, tickets and the main website page for promotion.


For all us 90's kids out there this is good news!
Nikelodeon has announced the relaunch of the classic "Are you afraid of the Dark." The hit show first aired on Halloween 1990, and ended July, 2000. It had a revival series in February 1999-June 2000. The show had different themes and stories from ghosts, haunted houses, curses, aliens, witches, vampires, werewolves, and some stories were inspired by events that happened by the story teller.
This is brand new, and a limited series will consist of three, one hour episodes. It'll have a new 'The Midnight Society', the group of kids around a camp fire hidden in the woods, sharing scary stories that take on a life of their own. The new show will hit the TV screens this October, and will have a cast of new young actors like Tamara Smart. Paramount Pictures will also be releasing an official "Are you afraid of the dark" movie. A date hasn't been released yet, but even at 31, I would see both the new show and film.
The show did scare me when I was younger, but I always wanted to see what new new story was going to unfold in the "Midnight Society." Also, there was always a happy ending to each story, so not all scary.-@georgiasmith87


Save the Dates: March 9-15, 2018!
2018 Festival Committee:
Mary Lou Wyrobek
And many more community volunteers
Welcome BIJFF 2018
One of the most important elements of Judaism celebrated in film by the Buffalo International Jewish Film Festival, now in its 33rd season, is diversity. Jewish stories and culture appear in the most unlikely places. In the coming edition, the Festival endeavors to take viewers to a place not visited before - India. And not once, but twice!
India provides the backdrop for two extraordinary documentaries. Israeli filmmaker Jonatan Nir’s My Hero Brother is a heartwarming adventure which shows how a group of young adults strengthen family bonds with their Down syndrome siblings by hiking together in the Himalayas. Meanwhile, Australian director Danny Ben Moshe reveals the surprising connection between Bombay’s best known worldwide industry and one of India’s tiniest minority, the Jewish community, in Shalom Bollywood.
Additionally, the Festival features films produced in Denmark and Hungary, with others partially-produced in Sweden, Poland, and Austria. One of the Israeli feature films marks the directorial debut of Natalie Portman, which she also stars in, while a film from the United States is made entirely in Yiddish!
As always, the Festival promises high-quality, seldom seen, but universally acclaimed films. Come and see for yourself this cornucopia of entertainment.
The Buffalo International Jewish Film Festival is dedicated to providing an educational and entertaining cultural experience for the general community of Western New York. Through the power of exceptional world-class cinema, the festival aspires to convey the diversity of Jewish experience while recognizing the commonality of Jewish values.


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Country: United States
Category: Action, Comedy, Drama
Release Date: 19 May, 2017
Director: Matt Reeves
Starring: Woody Harrelson, Judy Greer, Andy Serkis
Age Restriction: 18 years
Duration: 128 minutes
War for the Planet of the Apes is a 2017 American action-comedy drama film directed by Matt Reeves and written by Mark Bomback, with a story by Pierre Boulle
Will they be able to find peace? “War for the Planet of the Apes” confronts us again with that inevitable tension that only seems to evolve. In the last installment we will see how Caesar will struggle with his darker instincts and begin his own mythical quest to avenge his kind.
In the spot released by 20th Century Fox, the leader of the confrontation against the army of humans is willing to end the fight once and for all. With the phrase “The apes together are stronger” decides where their loyalty is when they must end the harassment they suffer.
Andy Serkis, who promises to show off again in charismatic Caesar, Yahoo! Movies on the continuity of the franchise and hinted that he could continue. In a talk with the aforementioned media, he pointed out that although it is the closing of the trilogy does not mean that it is the farewell of the movies of the apes.
Matt Reeves is the director of the film that will premiere on July 14 and also has Woody Harrelson in the ranks of a ruthless colonel who leads the men. In addition, there are Judy Greer, Steve Zahn, Max Lloyd-Jones, Ty Olsson, Sara Canning, Aleks Paunovic, Terry Notary, Alessandro Juliani, Amiah Miller, Timothy Webber, Gabriel Chavarria, Dean Redman, Karin Konoval, Michael Adamthwaite, Steve Baran and , Among others, Mercedes de la Zerda.
Anyone who has seen The Planet of the Apes, and if they have not done so, should correct that mistake now, it is clear that the prequels that have arrived at the cinema have a big problem: we know how it will end. Inevitably the apes will remain as absolute masters of the planet, with humanity being reduced to being slaves without intelligence or speech.
With that in mind, producer Peter Chernin, in conversation with DenOfGeek, explained that War for the Planet of the Apes will mark the closing of the history of Caesar. They always thought of doing a trilogy with their story.
“Frankly, we made a very conscious decision, when we began to think about this seven or eight years ago, to see these three films as a trilogy in many ways … It was inevitable from the moment the apes gained intelligence that apes and Humans were going to enter a collision course to decide who is the dominant species on Earth. And this movie is the war that resolves that domain, “he explained.
“We always saw this as a three-part story. And it is an appropriate end to this story is to see which species dominates. But I think that from the moment we started this trilogy is that we had our eyes on the original series of films. Both because we love them as filmmakers, but also because we always wanted to make it clear that these films exist. I think in some ways we try two things: on the one hand to bow to the original film series, paying tribute, but at the same time to satisfy stories that are worthwhile and make sense, “added the producer.
Recognizing that they depend on the proceeds, Peter Chernin explained that they have a whole universe of stories about the apes they want to tell. “We want to complete this conflict in this particular trilogy, but we have a world of stories that we can still count on, if the public lets us do it,” he concluded.
As it was announced hours ago, the final trailer for “Planet of the Apes: War for the Planet of the Apes” was released on Tuesday, the third installment of the renewed saga to be released on July 14 . It is almost three very intense minutes in which it is made clear that there is no piety nor peace and that Caesar is determined to put an end to a contest that he did not begin.
In the film we will witness how he and his apes will be forced to fight in a deadly conflict with an army of human beings led by a ruthless colonel. After the former suffer unimaginable losses, Caesar will fight with his darker instincts and begin his own mythical quest to avenge his species. The trip will bring face to face to both leaders, who will be measured in a battle that will determine the destiny of their species and the future of the planet.
Matt Reeves is the director of the tape that has in its ranks to Andy Serkis giving life to Caesar and to Woody Harrelson in the skin of the Colonel. Alongside them are Judy Greer, Steve Zahn, Max Lloyd-Jones, Ty Olsson, Sara Canning, Aleks Paunovic, Terry Notary, Alessandro Juliani, Amiah Miller, Timothy Webber, Gabriel Chavarria, Dean Redman, Karin Konoval, Michael Adamthwaite, Steve Baran And, among others, Mercedes de la Zerda.


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FörlagsserieBrecht, Collected Plays, Methuen World Classics. Författare till serien: Bertolt Brecht. GrupperadeOgrupperade. BerättelseUtgåva Jämför och hitta det billigaste priset på Brecht Plays: 5: v. 5 'Life of Galileo', 'Mother Courage and Her Children' innan du gör ditt köp. Köp som antingen bok, "Brecht's Early Plays" [1st ed. 1982 edition] av Ronald Speirs · Paperback Book (Bog med blødt omslag og limet ryg).
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Aviva is played by 8 different actors of different ages, races and genders. 2019-05-06 2021-04-24 In order to historicize the production, music was used to give a sense of a different time. However, the chosen songs, all number-one hits in the British charts in the mid-1990s, also had additional functions that, on occasion, echoed Brecht’s use of music in his plays and productions.
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Williams, Raymond: Drama from Ibsen to Brecht, Harmondworth 1973 (DIB). Genomgående antologier. I en akt, utg av Ingvar Holm, Sthlm 1976 (lea).
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About Brecht Plays 8. The latest volume in Methuen's Collected Brecht includes two plays previously untranslated into English Volume 8 of Brecht's collected plays contains his last completed plays, from the eight years between his return from America to Europe after the war and his death in 1956. Brecht wrote his first full-length play, Baal, in 1918, followed by Drums in the Night in February 1919. Following university, Brecht received attention from critics and audiences alike, writing both plays and the screenplay to the short film Mysteries of a Barbershop.
Leading German dramatist Bertolt Brecht (1898–1956), the son of a Protestant mother and Catholic father, was born into a middle-class Bavarian family.
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Brecht, Bertolt. Bertolt Brecht, 1898-1956, var en tysk lyriker, dramatiker och regissör, ett av Bertolt Brecht (även Bert Brecht ; * 10 februari 1898 som Eugen Brecht hade skrivit ett nytt drama sedan januari, Spartakus (senare döpt till Theaterabeit - fare teatro - sei allestimenti del Berliner Ensemble - redazione di Bertolt Brecht, Ruth Berlau, Claus Hubalek, Peter Palizsch, Kathe Rulicke Inlägg om Bertolt Brecht skrivna av musicaldiggaren. A year ago [in 1990] everybody was writing plays about the eruption of freedom and I playwright; someone who writes plays (The Condemnation of Lucullus) is an opera by Paul Dessau to a libretto by the German dramatist Bertolt Brecht. A Nordic Verfremdung: Bertolt Brecht's Exile in Denmark, Sweden and Finland 1933– It focuses on the fact that he wrote some of his best-known plays and Her style of production was heavily influenced by the work of Bertolt Brecht, having as gender roles and the reverential treatment of canonical operas and plays.
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Eight years ago, the movie Iron Man began a series that would change the landscape of comic book films. The Marvel Cinematic Universe has given every other comic book adaptation something to strive for. Captain America: Civil War, begins Marvel’s third phase of spectacular comic book entertainment. These movies have not lost steam and neither has the audience. Can Civil War continue Marvel’s hot streak?
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Captain America: Civil War is an amazing action filled summer movie spectacular. This movie is special. The Russo Brothers have returned as directors off of their success of Winter Soldier. The Russo Brothers have continued the palpable political tension of Winter Soldier and have firmly planted it into this film. This is the movie’s greatest strength, it is not afraid to broach difficult subjects. Having the team be confronted with the aftermath of their brand of justice makes even the most powerful hero, human. The action that audiences crave is even more impactful here because of a good script and great storytelling. When consequences and body counts become reality the audience empathizes along with the heroes internal struggles and become quite effective when seen on screen. This throughline is new for the Marvel Cinematic Universe and it’s better for it.
Although this is a Captain America movie, you’d be hard pressed not to believe that this wasn’t the Avengers 3. This film is so jam packed with heroes, it’s bursting at the seams. The crux of this movie’s story hinges on two big performances. Both Chris Evans and Robert Downey, Jr., Captain America and Iron Man respectively, give two powerhouse performances. You feel their relationship ebb and flow as the movie goes along. The friends become a victim of their own convictions and see it through in an amazing airport battle scene that is already legendary comic book movie fantasy come to life. Evans and Downey, Jr. need to be commended for holding together this film. Ultimately, this film is more about the relationships these heroes share and how they deal with each others differences. That’s the strong theme that these heroes stand upon here and that is where much of the film’s success comes from. All the heroes you know and love return in this film and they all have their moment that define their superhero characters. Three performances in particular are standout here. Elizabeth Olsen as Scarlet Witch becomes an essential part of the team in this film and gives real gravitas to her character. Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther is a thoughtful and exciting character to behold. After this film, I’m really looking forward to the Black Panther stand alone movie. Lastly, Tom Holland as Peter Parker A.K.A. Spider Man, in his short appearance in this film, has and will become the greatest cinematic Spider Man we’ve ever gotten. I’m no longer worried about the fate of the Spider Man cinematic series going forward.
As glowing a review as this is, all is not well here. The villain of this piece is underwhelming, but acts more like a sympathetic character and it’s a serviceable performance. A few story beats become a bit convoluted and a few lapses in logic will have you scratching your head. This should not deter you from experiencing the greatest comic book movie of the ages. I’m not sure how Marvel plans to top Captain America: Civil War, but I certainly can’t wait to see them try.


Thanks to the cooperation and assistance of ReelCauses, a non-profit using film to help charities, Tonari Gumi has been given special access to the showing of the Oscar-Nominated documentary film, “Cutie & The Boxer”. This film is in both English and Japanese and is the story about two Japanese artists living in New York City. It will make you laugh and cry and the same time. You can check out the trailer for the film at this link.
Language: English | Japanese with English Subtitles
Runtime: 82 Minutes
Synopsis: A reflection on love, sacrifice, and the creative spirit, this candid New York story explores the chaotic 40-year marriage of renowned “boxing” painter Ushio Shinohara and his artist wife, Noriko. Over the course of their marriage, the film portrays Ushio’s struggles to establish his artistic legacy, while Noriko is at last being recognized for her own art—a series of drawings entitled “Cutie,” depicting her challenging past with Ushio. Spanning four decades, the film is a moving portrait of a couple wrestling with the eternal themes of sacrifice, disappointment and aging, against a background of lives dedicated to art.
The film will be shown at the Djavad Mowafaghian Cinema at the SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts at 149 West Hastings Street in downtown Vancouver. (map)
The special reduced prices (regular price $12) for Tonari Gumi members and volunteers is as follows:
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The list of my favourite TV shows could be a very long one if I were to do an all time list, but to keep it simple I will base it on TV shows airing right now.
My first can’t miss show is Marvels Agents of Shield.
SHIELD is about an elite spy agency who protects the world during the superhero time. Marvel is behind the TV show and it follows along with all the movies that get released like Avengers and Iron Man.
Next is a comedy show called The Goldbergs.
The Goldbergs is a show based in the 80’s. Adam Goldberg filmed his life growing up in the 1980’s and the show is based on those films. As a dad who grew up in the 80’s this show is quite the flashback for me.
My 3rd must see show is another comedy called Brooklyn Nine Nine.
Brooklyn Nine Nine is a sitcom based on a team of detectives who despite their flaws always find a way to get their guys.
There are a few other shows I love watching right now including Gotham, NCIS, NCIS New Orleans, Big Bang Theory, The Odd Couple, Kevin Can Wait, 2 Broke Girls just to name a few.
Please let me know your favourites as I do love finding new shows to watch.


Each fall and spring, students take the stage to showcase their talents in music and theatre. Auditions are held twice a year, one in the fall for the play production and another in the spring for the musical production. Students, faculty and staff are all encouraged to participate whether it is on the stage, in the pit or behind the scenes.
Productions typically run for three performances, and admission is free to all students, faculty and staff. Under the direction of Tim Moylan, associate professor of English and director of the theatre program, students get the full theatre experience from top tier costume and set design to a state-of-the-art performance space in the Academic and Research Building auditorium.
The theatre program works to bring vibrant and entertaining productions to campus. Past productions include:
- A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
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For students looking to expand their horizons and explore their artistic abilities, STLCOP theatre is a great way to tap into that pool of creativity.
For more information, contact Tim Moylan, associate professor of English and director of the theatre program, at firstname.lastname@example.org or 314.446.8456.


Dramatists Guild Foundation's F*cked Up Play Fest!
Ever wanted to see a piece of theatre that doubles as a drinking game? Look no further!
In this year's Fucked Up Play Fest, I'll be directing the piece titled Gaylor by a fantastic playwright and great friend of mine, SMJ. Although each piece in this festival is short, they are wild, fun, and full of criteria for drinking along.
The rehearsal time for this piece is short, so it's been an amazing challenge to work with SMJ and the actors in such a fast-paced environment. I love translating my work as an actor into my work as a director, helping the actors grow in their roles in the same way I love growing in mine throughout a performance process. Plus, nothing's more fun than directing a show for the gay girlies and the Swifties alike ;)
Make sure to catch the show on Jan 14th 2023 @ 9:30p!
SMJ's site: https://www.smjwrites.com/


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Edward Bond’s Stand Against Censorship: During the 1960s, Bond played a pivotal role in the fight against censorship in British theatre, particularly at the Royal Court theatre in London. His play “Saved” sparked controversy for its candid exploration of societal issues, including violence and sexuality. Despite facing resistance from authorities, Bond remained steadfast in his commitment to artistic freedom, ultimately leading to significant reforms in censorship laws.
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Good acting means becoming another person. Great acting means becoming another person, even someone who leads a radically different life from yours and making the audience fully believe you are that character. There are those actors in Hollywood that have tremendous talent and have been so convincing in their small and big screen roles that the viewing audience completely forgets about their real life persona, as in – they are not attracted to the opposite sex.
Here now are 15 actors who are gay in real life but have played straight characters convincingly in television or film roles.
The Big Bang Theory, a beloved comedy series on CBS, follows the lives of four scientists as the “geniuses” bumble their way through life. And the most popular character on that show has got to be Dr. Sheldon Cooper played by Jim Parsons. Since rising to fame on the hit show rumors had been circulation about Parsons, and finally in 2012 he officially came out as gay.


Saturday, January 24, 2009
It's a joke, right? Please tell me that it's a joke.
I heard the rumors recently about Joaquin Phoenix ending his acting career, and I thought "Hmm...that's odd." Then I heard that Joaquin Phoenix is quitting acting to persue a rap career, and I pinched myself a few times very hard. I let out a blood-curdling scream that was movie worthy. I thought that I was in fact having a nightmare, but as it turns out I was not. However, after having watched the following film, the theory on slipping into an alternate universe is still up for discussion.
Without further adu, I present to you: Joaquin Phoenix with his uni-bomber inspired beard and casual country club outfit in a performance that can only be described as "If Kate Beckinsale went down on Rosie O'Donnell and then afterwards threw up on one of Rosie's adopted children - and then that adopted child started to rap. And oh yeah - Casey Affleck filmed the entire thing."
Please, Joaquin, tell me that this is just a warm-up for April 1st. Say it ain't so. I was actually looking forward to seeing your latest movie, Two Lovers.
This brings back bad memories such as this: A Canadian rapper named Snow. (Equally unacceptable is Vanilla Ice)
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By Mei Kuan
Music lovers are in for a real treat as Liver & Lung, the Malaysian theatre company behind “Sepet The Musical”, debuts its studio album titled, Mahsuri (& Other Peculiar Tales) today (December 4).
A soundtrack from their upcoming musical film of the same name, the ready-for-streaming album is now available on Spotify, Apple Music and other digital music stores.
Mahsuri (& Other Peculiar Tales) is a six-song album that depicts the legend of Mahsuri, a Malaysian tale of a beautiful woman wrongly accused of adultery. The concept album blends South and South East Asian sounds with contemporary musical theatre elements to reimagine the legend.
The studio experimentation showcases East Asian instruments, Bollywood-inspired vocals and authentically Malaysian percussion beats to capture the diverse Malaysian spirit.
The music and lyrics were composed by Shafeeq Shajahan for the to-be-released film which was named a finalist at the Short Shorts Film Festival in Tokyo. Plus, it features rising stars Badrika Baluch (as Mahsuri), Joshua Gui (as Wan Derus), Nabilah Hamid (as Mahura) and Nave VJ (as Deraman) as vocalists.
“I developed the concept for Mahsuri (& Other Peculiar Tales) in 2017 as a stage musical. It was hugely successful and won Liver & Lung our first BOH Cameronian Award. The film adaptation has been gestating in my mind for a while so I’m so happy that our music is finally released for all to listen,” explained Shafeeq Shajahan who also directed the short film set to launch later this year.
“I’ve always believed in the importance of remembering our roots. The Malaysian identity is diverse and colourful, and as a film and theatre-maker, I feel a responsibility to keep reintroducing Malaysian stories to new audiences in contemporary & exciting ways,” he expressed.
Liver & Lung is an award-winning, international production company founded by best friends, Shafeeq Shajahan and Hannah Shields in November 2014. After winning three awards at the Boh Cameronian Arts Awards this year, Liver & Lung has been committed to upholding the arts in what has been a difficult year. This release marks the beginning of their venture into digital musical soundtracks.
Did I mention that there is a bonus track? Happy listening!


Thursday, June 15, 2017
To Boldly Go
Being a devoted Star Trek fan with a rather thorough knowledge of the series and subsequent movies, he shared with me his appreciation of Star Trek characters and plots. I’m also a fan with many years of devotion to Captain Jean Luke Picard (my favorite) with Spock being the ever-present provider of wisdom and logic.
“Live long and prosper” was Mr. Spock’s way of saying, “So long and farewell.” Consequently, I couldn’t resist slightly changing that farewell to reflect what Dan must now do as a deacon and later as a priest. Actually, it’s advice we all should take to heart.
Deacon David Pierce


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The Karnataka Chalanachitra Academy (KCA), in collaboration with the Federation of Film Societies of India (FFSI) is launching its first statewide international film festival in November with ambitious plans to expand it to all the districts of Karnataka in the coming years. The festival starts in Bidar on Nov 9 (4 days, 16 films); Dharwar on Nov 10 (4 days, 12 films); Mangalore on Nov 14 (4 days, 12 films) and Shimoga on Nov 15 (4 days, 16 films). The festival has been organised in collaboration with Suchitra and other local film societies.
Apart from Suchitra in Bangalore (Nov 8 – 14, 28 shows), the screenings are being held at Yavanika (Nov 8 – 14, 28 shows), which is the main venue, Malleswaram Seva Sadan (Nov 9 – 12, 16 shows) and Samprati, Malleswaram (Nov 13-15, 12 shows).
The festival will see two seminars in collaboration with FIPRESCI, Suchitra School of Cinema and Dramatic Arts and Press Club of Bangalore at Yavanika: on Saturday, Nov 13 (3:00 – 5:30 PM), 'THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF FILM DISTRIBUTION AND EXHIBITION IN THE DIGITAL AGE' with director Nagathihalli Chandrashekar, distributor 'MARS' Suresh and Jyotsna Pattabiraman, founder of www.movieshoovie.com; and Sunday, Nov 14 (3:00 – 6:00 PM), 'FILM CRITICISM TODAY' with Narahari Rao, MK Raghavendra and journalist Sadashiva Shenoy, general secretary, Press Club of Bangalore.
Entry is through delegate passes, priced at Rs 200/- (Student concession: Rs.100, on producing ID). For passes and details, KCA contact phone or fax- 080- 822133410, email: firstname.lastname@example.org; or use this online ticketing option.
November 08, 2010 — 3:08 pm to
November 15, 2010 — 3:08 am
Suchitra Film Society
B.V. Karanth Road
Banashankari II stage


CBI internal investigator Jaidev Mishra is assigned the responsibility of investigating the sudden death of Nemo, a suspected Naxalite. As part of his investigation, Mishra comes to interview Arunima Sen, a reporter with a Kolkata daily and former girlfriend of Nemo. His investigation reveals that Nemo was shot down deliberately by two encounter specialists without being given a chance to defend himself. He did not have a criminal record. Nor was he carrying a gun.
But Mishra's boss asks him to change the report. He tries to convince him that Nemo was shot at because he had fired the first shot at the police. The boss adds that releasing Mishra's report would hamper the prospective compromise between the Establishment and the Naxalites who had agreed to negotiate with the former. Mishra is shocked because he has already discovered the truth. Not only was Nemo unarmed, but he was also left-handed whereas the reports showed one gun having been fired with the right hand. He changes the report but later ensures through a different route that the truth will finally find its way.
Still Voices is Tamal Sen's diploma film for direction from the Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute, Kolkata. Through a very powerful sound track and imaginatively designed visuals, Sen points out how diabolically the citizen's fundamental right to freedom of expression is manipulated, censored and silenced by the Establishment in a country that prides itself on being the world's largest democracy. Subjects like the manufactured killing of a suspected terrorist by the police aren't usually the stuff of one's diploma film. Perhaps a choice like this reflects the pessimism of the younger generation of creative artists, asking "Where has love gone?"
The 25-minute film has been nominated for Best Narrative Short at the Flint Film Festival, Michigan, USA. It also received five nominations ((Best Student Short, Best Editing, Best Production Design, Best Actor and Best Actress) and won the Honorable Mention 4th prize at the Los Angeles Reel Film Festival. It has received a Special Mention Critic's Prize at the 58th Columbus Film Festival, the oldest film festival in the North American continent. It has been chosen to be screened in the competitive Student Film Section at the Goa IFFI this year.
"The political backdrop of the story provides context and grounds it firmly in this time and place. Take out the details, and you have the beginnings of a story that could be set within any time in history." (Above: The investigator and the eye-witness).
Explaining what motivated him to deal with such a political statement in his diploma film, Sen says, "the political backdrop of the story provides context and grounds it firmly in this time and place. Take out the details, and you have the beginnings of a story that could be set within any time in history. The film's tagline 'The first casualty of war is truth', a quote from the Greek playwright Aeschylus, reflects the universality of the theme. At the time I was fleshing out the story, there was a tribal uprising in the village of Lalgarh, 96 miles from my hometown. The rapid industrialisation in other areas combined with long term neglect of tribals in Lalgarh had far reaching effects and fostered a sense of alienation. My film bears this out."
Why did he make a straightforward feature film when most students of cinema try to experiment and explore anti-narrative forms of expression? "As a student of cinema, I could discern the clear divide between mainstream and art house cinema in India. Mainstream films rarely pick topics which reflect real life situations while art house films seldom manage to attract mainstream audiences. I saw even fewer student films that managed to bridge the gap between the two. Shoestring budgets play a very significant role in this, pushing most subjects out of our reach. The budget also affects decisions made on the aesthetics, influencing the film from the ground up," explains Sen.
Still Voices is the story of three people, linked by a series of events, each driven by powers beyond their control, trying in their own way to wrest some control back into their lives against impossible odds. Nemo's traumatic past puts him on a path that rarely ends well, while all Arunima wants is closure after knowing the truth. As the only eye witness to the incident, she is absolutely certain about Nemo having been unarmed when the encounter specialists grabbed him. Jaidev wants to report the truth, but his upper echelons suppress him, emphasising the larger good at the cost of the truth.
The defining event of the narrative, using only sound on a black screen, begins the film - in a sense, a parallel to how the public remains mostly unaware of the truth.
The film opens on a black screen with sound metaphors of chasing footsteps and heavy breathing filling the soundtrack, suggesting the presence of the killers and their victim. This is followed by the screeching tyres of a braking car punctuated by the sound of birds suddenly taking flight. The screen comes alive with granular Black-and-White shots at this point, and soon fills up with confused images of people running here and there, then walking towards the centre of a Kolkata street to stare at something lying on the ground.
We hear the sound of three gunshots and the screen now changes to colour focussing on a pair of jean-clad legs lying prone on the street, a trickle of blood unfolding the tragedy of a death untold. As Jaidev Mishra sits down to interview Arunima Sen, the story flashes back and forth through swift cuts between Aruna's narration in the present and its picturisations in the past. Once the scene shifts to the interview, the film becomes more dialogue-centric than action centric till Arunima and Nemo go to the restaurant for lunch.
"The challenge was in creating a narrative that encouraged understanding and prompted debate about the consequences of our actions. We were conscious not about choosing sides, but about our wish to explore the lives of the people directly involved," informs Sen. The editing and the soundtrack are the two powerful 'voices' in the film alongside the full-blooded presence of the two actors who portray Mishra (Gaurav Dwivedi) and Sen (Paru Gambhir.)
Dishari Chakraborty's musical score uses the beat of rhythms more than melody and this adds to the air of suspense. Still Voices carries the professional finesse that comes from experience. Manas Bhattacharya's cinematography explores the graininess of Black-and-White and sets this against the soft pastel colours lit softly in Arunima's room juxtaposed against the dimly-lit shots within the restaurant. The editing by Sudipto Shankar Roy and the sound by Sudipto Mukhopadhay compliment the narrative and its unfolding. The film closes with the same Black-and-White grainy shots, elaborating the reality of what actually happened left hazy in the opening scenes.
Still Voices throws up a microcosm of the reality that exists in the country today where voices are stilled, rebels are shot down without a trial, entire families are killed through terrible errors of confusion by the very people who are paid to protect lives.
"I wanted to show that in the never ending battle for political power, truth is always the first casualty. The main purpose of this story was to
portray the convoluted and dangerous world of politics, to highlight the lives of people who unwittingly become collateral damage in other people's
aspirations, and finally to ask ourselves what difference a single man can make when the System itself is broken. Some of the audience members at
previous screenings thought that the ending was too positive for the stark reality that the film was highlighting But this was a conscious decision.
After all, we want our heroes to redeem us, to show us the paths that perhaps we are too afraid to take," Sen sums up.


Harry Potter conjures up US$140 millionWhatever Harry Potter’s fate is in the final J.K. Rowling book that comes out Saturday, he’s alive and ruling at the movie box office. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, weekend to run its five-day opening total to US$140 million.
That’s the sixth-highest five-day opening of all time and the highest of the Potter movies, which have all starred Daniel Radcliffe in the title role.
The first four Potter films grossed a worldwide total of US$3.5 billion. Warner Bros. is already filming the sixth and seventh stories.
The success of the boy wizard overshadowed the equally impressive box-office story of Transformers.
The popular robots earned US$36 million in their third weekend, a strong second-place finish that runs their total to US$223 million.
The animated hit Ratatouille, the critics’ favourite film this summer, earned US$18 million to finish third. So far it has grossed US$143 million.
Bruce Willis’ good-natured action flick Die Hard 4.0 earned US$10.9 million to finish fourth and crack the US$100 million mark itself.
Michael Moore’s quasi-documentary Sicko, on the health care system, came in ninth for the second successive week, with earnings of US$2.7 million. With a gross to date of US$15.9 million, it will likely fall well short of the gross of Moore’s previous films.
Next weekend’s two big releases are the goofy gay marriage comedy, I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, and the movie version of the hit stage musical Hairspray.
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Don Rickles – Roberto Benigni On Jay Leno HYSTERICAL / CRAZINESS
Roberto Remigio Benigni, Cavaliere di Gran Croce OMRI is an Italian actor, comedian, screenwriter and director. He co-wrote, directed and acted in the 1997 film Life Is Beautiful, which won him the Academy Award for Best Actor at the 71st Oscars Ceremony. He also portrayed Inspector Clouseau‘s son in Son of the Pink Panther (1993) and has collaborated with filmmaker Jim Jarmusch in three of his films: Down by Law (1986), Night on Earth (1991) and Coffee and Cigarettes (2003).
Roberto Benigni was born in Manciano La Misericordia (a frazione of Castiglion Fiorentino), the son of Isolina Papini, a fabric maker, and Luigi Benigni, a bricklayer, carpenter, and farmer. He was raised Catholic and served as an altar boy; he still considers himself a believer.
His first experiences as a theatre actor took place in 1971, in Prato. During that autumn he moved to Rome where he took part in some experimental theatre shows, some of which he also directed. In 1975, Benigni had his first theatrical success with Cioni Mario di Gaspare fu Giulia, written by Giuseppe Bertolucci.
Roberto Benigni became famous in Italy in the 1970s for a television series called Onda Libera, on RAI2, produced by Renzo Arbore, in which he interpreted the satirical piece The Hymn of the Body Purged (L’inno del corpo sciolto, a scatological song about the joys of defecation). A great scandal for the time, the series was suspended due to censorship.
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Okay it was originally meant to be my top 10 favourite movies of all time but once I got thinking and looking through my dvd collection I sorta got carried away so I’m just gonna list off all of my favourite movies of all time for you guys, this is in no particular order.
The Parent trap (1998) Yes I’m in my 20s but this movie has and always will be one of my favourite movies, I don’t know what it is about it but I just getting fully engrossed whenever I watch it. It makes me want to go/work at a summer camp and makes me want to dip biscuits into peanut butter.
Beauty and the beast- Both the old and the new version of beauty and the beast I absolutely love and I’m going to be completely honest I did shed a tear when I watched the new version, it was so good and I just couldn’t hold it in.
Pretty woman- Urgh this film, my mum introduced me to this film and I can’t thank her enough for it because I absolutely love it, this film makes you realise to never judge a book by its cover and I love that about it.
Dirty Dancing- Another film introduced by my mum, it’s something we love watching together and it’s such a great film, I’ve gotta admit when I was a little bit younger me and my dad used to always try and do the lift but we always failed miserably.
Armageddon- I love this movie and no matter how many times this movie makes me bawl like a baby I just cant get enough of it, I know what happens from start to finish and I know when I’m going to cry, tissues are always at the ready for this one.
Homeward Bound- Both these films have been a favourite of mine since I was a little girl and even now at the age of 24 I still absolutely love them. I asked Marko if he had seen them before and he said he had never even heard of them, this shocked me to the core and means only one thing, I’m going to make him watch them with me.
Lion King- Do I really need to say anything about this film, and yes I still cry when mufasa dies and I’m not ashamed to admit it. I love all of the Lion king movies but the 1st one has to be my favourite out of them all. Ive also seen it in the theatre and I’ve gotta admit I was crying within the first 5 seconds of it starting, being a drama graduate the theatre show just gave me so many different emotions and I’m dying to see it again. I also cant wait for the live action version of the lion king.
Cast Away- A film that might not be a lot of people’s favourites but I actually really enjoy watching this film and you cant forget Wilson can you.
Titanic- Classic favourite, great all round film, great cast and I will no doubt cry at this film, main bit when the boat is sinking and the kids and old couple are in bed, breaks my heart every single time.
Coyote Ugly- Again another film that me and my mum absolutely love watching together, and it’s one of these films that I just love watching, I can never get bored of it.
Hollowman- This one may seem odd to some people for being an all time favourite film and I have no idea why it is, I grew up watching it and it’s one of those films thats always remained a firm favourite in my movie choices and I never understand why.
Pearl Harbour- Nope nope nope, this film hits me in the feels every single time I watch it and yup you guessed it I cry like an absolute baby whenever I watch this, it’s such a great story, the acting is amazing and over all it has to be up there as my top 5 favourite movies.
Footloose (2011)- This film makes me want to dance whenever I sit down and watch it, absolutely love the actors who play the lead roles, Julianne Hough & Kenny Wormald. All in all it’s an absolutely great film and I love watching it.
Planet of the apes- Okay so I can’t just pick one planet of the apes films as a favourite because they’re all so bloody amazing, the newer versions that is, these are films that I can watch over, over and over again and still not get bored which must get annoying on Marko’s behalf because I will always try and make him watch them with me, I just can’t help it I love them so much.
So there we have it, my all time favourite films the list could go on forever with films I love but these are the films I could watch 100 million times and still love them.
What are your favourite movies?


Recently, my girls were given the opportunity to be in their very first play... as Oompa Loompas.
They loved it! Even with all the practices, they are both ready to do another one in the future.
I had a good time too... seeing the cast members from their first reading all the way through the performances was really interesting. And while *I* will never act in a play, it was a lot of fun to be on the fringe.
So, here are my quickly snapped photos of The Randy Players version of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
I am so proud of my kids. I could never be on stage, and the two of them seem to have no problems with stage fright or nerves. I honestly believe Kali comes alive behind a microphone and Syli seems to enjoy entertaining on stage just as much. It amazes me and I hope they continue to be as outgoing as they are right now.
I wanted to say thank you to all our friends who came to watch Syli and Kali be semi-anonymous Oompas. I think the highlight of their weekend was recounting all the people they knew in the audience.


Amy Lou Adams (born August 20, 1974) is an American actress. She is known for both her comedic and dramatic performances, and as of 2017 is among the highest-paid actresses in the world. She has received several awards , including two Golden Globes , and has been nominated for five Academy Awards and six British Academy Film Awards .
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Exclusive! Sunny Deol Is The Actor In The Aamir Khan-Rajkumar Santoshi film, Not The Ghajini Star (Credits: Twitter/X)
When reports are hurried and half-baked, Times Now Digital is always round the corner. So the story that did the rounds a few days ago that Aamir Khan will star in a Rajkumar Santoshi film, well, they were not correct. The film that Santoshi is collaborating with Aamir will have Sunny Deol.
Aamir will only be producing the film and that we hear, will be in collaboration with Karim Morani. In all probability, Santoshi may co-produce with Aamir and Morani or simply direct it. A story on an entertainment portal a few days ago circulated news that Aamir has done a 2-film deal with Santoshi and will co-produce the second one and act in the first, but we have now finally given you the facts of the matter.
So, yeah, this movie will see a kiss and make-up of sorts between Sunny and Santoshi who had a major fallout after doing hits like Ghayal, Damini and Ghatak. The two had buried the hatchet and been trying to work together again since a few years but baat bani nahi. Ab finally baat banne ja rahi hai.
The signatures on the dotted line still remain to be done. But the modalities are being worked out, and as things stand today, Santoshi will direct Sunny who has become a rage again in Bollywood after Gadar 2.


Drones In Movies: 7 Hollywood Movies Filmed With Drones
Read some fun facts 7 Top Hollywood movies filmed with drones, the aerial
companies who shot the drone footage and how drones were used in those scenes.
We put together some of the ways drones have been used in Hollywood movies from 2012 up to 2016, whether it is acting the part of a character, thrilling us with a great car chase scene or flying just above the main character as they attempt some death-defying feat. Read more here
Here are the top seven drone movies.


Movies with Goats
Movies with Goats and Goat a Grams events are temporarily on hold. Check back for updates.
What is a Movie With a Goat?
Good question! We've sourced all the best – and funniest – 80's movies that feature... you got it... a goat!
And, you get to watch these great movies while our herd of baby goats wander in and around the 'theatre' looking for hugs and cuddles.
(Be prepared: There's lots of laughing out loud during the movie... and not just because the movie is funny!)
When & Where Do These Movies Happen?
Movies with Goats are screened regularly June through October from 8 - 10pm at Small Talk Vineyards in Niagara on the Lake. (Rain or shine... we have a party tent!)
Plus, you can check our calendar for movies at other locations, to which you are invited.
Or, we can create your very own private Movie with Goats party.


Scenario #1: Al Gore wins an Oscar for his movie and during his acceptance speech, he announces he will run for President. He is instantly catapulted past Hilary and goes on the win the Presidential election.
Scenario #2: As the Scooter Libby trail goes on, it comes out that not only was the VP behind leaking a CIA agent's name, but the President OK'd it. Both are impeached and Nancy Pelosi becomes the 1st woman President. She picks Hilary as her VP.
Scenario #3: The VP announces he is stepping down for health reasons (or to avoid being impeached) and Bush selects Joe Libermann as his new VP. This move is his way of getting payback on the Republican Party for throwing him under the bus. Libermann losses in a landslide to Hilary and a majority of incumbent republicans are sweep out of office with him.
Although I would hate to see the last one play-out, I could live with any of these scenarios. Could you?


“Pomona” by Alistair McDowall
Nottingham New Theatre
Nottingham New Theatre
The play’s title refers to a mythic concrete island in the heart of Manchester and the action starts with a young girl, Ollie, in pursuit of her missing twin sister. Ollie is swiftly drawn into a completely surreal environment.
There’s a suggestion of secret worlds hidden deep within modern cities and hints at fantasy lands as depicted in the stuff that “Dungeons & Dragons” is made of, scratching the dark underbelly of the urban fantasy underworld.
This play is very difficult to describe, story wise. Thinking about it, I don't think any description of the play would do it justice because it's like a virtual jigsaw where all the pieces fall into place right at the end.
It's a very physical play which incorporates a certain amount of contemporary choreography, at times almost balletic in some moves.
McDowall is a young and talented playwright who has had great success with this play as well as other ambitious and exciting projects such as “Brilliant Adventures” and “X”. “Pomona” is just the modern style of play that the New Theatre do so well, especially with the core audience the theatre attract.
There’s explicit language, sexual situations and violence and the constant atmosphere of unsettling threat. This is made clear right from the word go where we see Ollie and Zeppo meeting for the first time. That air of danger hangs about throughout the play, which rightly so is performed straight through in a two hour block..
Having seen many plays here at Nottingham New Theatre over the last couple of years, I've seen all of the cast in other plays and roles so had an idea of the strength of this cast.
Michaela Green (Ollie), Niamh Caines (Fay), Charlotte Sanders (Gale), Kate O'Gorman (Keaton), Jamie Watt (Moe), Jonny Khan (Charlie) and Max Miller (Zeppo) all put in very passionate performances, which at times was quite shocking and emotive.
One scene where Moe was describing his violent past and now just wanting to touch another human left the audience in complete silence, but this was only a lead up to a very dark conclusion.
Another scene that really hit me was when Charlie was breaking down when he couldn't do away with one character and the relationship with Moe was wonderfully played out, again though leading to yet another dark ending.
The lack of any physical set wasn't even noticeable and wasn't even missed. The set that was used was utilised well and designed by Beth Wilson, nothing detracting from the complex storyline, only adding to the physicality of the play.
The lighting, designed by Sam Osborne, was so evocative, adding to the depressed and dangerous atmosphere, as was the subtle sound scape, designed by Joanne Blunt and Felicity Chilver.When it exploded into dramatic life, you knew it.
Directed by Maddy Strauss and produced by Grace Williams, assisted by Angharad Davis, the attention to detail was noted. the fight choreography was exciting and frightening, as was the stunt work co ordinated by Laura Wolczyk.
“Pomona” is at the Nottingham New Theatre on the University campus near Lakeside until Saturday 17 June 2017.


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- Understand the concept of “work-for-hire”
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082: Masonic Movies
The show so good we did it twice! Well in truth we had tech issues last week that prevented us from completing the show, but we fixed them!
In this episode, Jason and Eric count down our top 10 Masonic movies. Now unlike other Masonic movie lists, we wanted to find films that didn't necessarily contain direct Masonic references (like National Treasure), but we wanted to find films that reflected Masonic ideas, themes and values. Special thanks to the guys at Oriental for their recommendations. Also, special thanks to my wife, Fran Diamond, for helping me find the clips.
NOTE: The clips contained in this episode are included and intended for commentary and critique, and represent fair use under generally accepted copyright law. But we're not lawyers.


This coin celebrates the Disney movie "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales".
- Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver.
- Each coin comes in a box with a certificate of authenticity.
- Mintage of 10,000 pieces.
- Obverse: Features the main characters from the film in stunning color against a proof quality background.
- Reverse: Displays the Ian Rank-Broadley likeness of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the monetary denomination.
- Sovereign coin backed by the Niue government.
This coin is the perfect gift for any Disney fan. Purchase the 2017 Niue 1 oz Silver $2 Disney Pirates of the Caribbean coin today!
Captain jack Sparrow finds the winds of ill-fortune blowing even more steadily when a band of ghost pirates led by an old enemy, Captain Salazar. Salazar has escaped for the Devil's Triangle and is determined to kill every pirate at sea including Captain Jack Sparrow. Sparrow's only hope to survive is to find the Trident of Poseidon, which gives the holder of the artifact the ability to control all the seas.