6 edition of Blacks in film found in the catalog.
Blacks in film
William W. Lace
Includes bibliographical references and index.
|Statement||by William W. Lace.|
|Series||Lucent library of Black history|
|LC Classifications||PN1995.9.N4 L33 2008|
|The Physical Object|
|LC Control Number||2008018289|
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I had composed a very critical review of “The Raven” that I had planned to share with everyone, but then absentmindedly flushed the toilet. I was going to leave it at that, further consideration of the film being unworthy of my valuable time, but then remembered that I am long dead and time has ceased to exist for me. The clamor of my legions of fans to know my thoughts on the film shall not go unanswered.
Here There Be Spoilers!!! If you’ve not yet seen “The Raven”, don’t. If you do not intend to heed this advice, read on at your own peril.
I recently attended the cinema to see that great steaming pile of disappointed donkey droppings, “The Raven”. I spent eleven dollars and nearly two hours of my afterlife for the privilege of sitting in stunned silence amongst fewer than three dozen other movie-goers, all of whose enjoyment of the movie was at first spoilt by some creep hurling obscenities at the on-screen Poe… Until at length the usher told me to quiet down or I would be escorted out of the theater. In the opinion of this reviewer this movie is classic ‘straight to video’ fare, not even worthy of a theatrical release.
Named for the poem for which Poe is best known (despite the fact that Poe’s ‘Raven’ was but a barely altered plagiarism of ‘The Magpie’ (1826) by Jefferson Tiberius Faulkmore (1799-1828), a forgotten minor poet so obscure that even I never anthologized his work), the absurdly contemptible premise of the film is that in Edgar Allan Poe’s last days he is enlisted by a Baltimore detective to aid in the apprehension of a serial killer who is using the tales of the wretched poet as inspiration for his grisly crimes. Most of the tales referenced in this way are done so in a very shallow manner showing little respect for Poe’s original inventions, presenting the superficial and bloody details of Poe’s work unencumbered by plot, atmosphere or psychological depth.
For the most part Poe’s stories (or at least fragments of them) are simply used as throw away clues to propel the dissipated poet-turned-detective in the direction of the tedious film’s easily anticipated conclusion. The most prominent of the tales staged by the murderer (who “went a little nuts” (pauses for groans) as a result of Poe’s diminished literary output) are “The Murders in the Rue Morgue” and “The Pit and the Pendulum”, the former being the most reminiscent of its original source material in the entire film. The recreation of the “Pit and the Pendulum”, however, is a disgrace (and not just because I meet my maker in that scene). There is no pit, and the scene entirely omits the real horror of the tales predicament: that of the maddeningly slow descent of the blade. The victim barely has time to anticipate his fate before he his cleaved in two in a poorly executed letting of computer generated blood.
Later in the film “The Premature Burial” is referenced, and I almost allowed myself to enjoy the stifling claustrophobia of the scene until the killer utters his first line, the laughable: “Shut your mouth or I’ll shut it for you.” Pathetic! Atrocious lines of dialogue abound, many of which spoken by Poe, making it difficult to regard the film as seriously as it so desperately wants to be regarded. Shakespeare (Hannah, not William) and Ben Livingston, the “writers” of the film of whom the less said the better, should be pursued out of Hollywood by a torch-wielding mob for the profound ignorance regarding Poe’s wit and demeanor exhibited by their script.
The entire cast was mediocre at best, but John Cusack’s performance as Poe left much to be desired. I recognized not a single measure of Poe in Cusack’s flat, expressionless countenance. The lazy music of Poe's voice, the supra-mortal eloquence possessed by the scribe in his better moments, his gentlemanly manner; they were all absent. The fact that his ridiculous goatee makes him look less like a Southern gentleman & more like a depressed magician did nothing to help convince me that he was somehow conjuring the spirit of Poe as he seemed to believe he was in his arrogant and embarrassing comments to the entertainment press.
I’ve no complaint regarding the film’s portrayal of Poe as a drunk, a drug addict, a madman & a litterbug; I am in fact pleased to see that my posthumous characterization of the Poet Inebriate is alive and well! It was pleasantly nostalgic to recall to mind Poe’s suffering in his latter days when a friendless outcast. I thank everyone involved in the production of “The Raven” for further congealing the bile in which I memorialized Poe. I am compelled to mention, however, that the degraded wordsmith could not have functioned nearly as well under the influence of alcohol as is suggested by the film. When in his cups Poe could barely stagger home or lift a second drink to his lips, let alone competently ride a horse or operate a firearm.
Both Cusack and James McTeigue (the director) have repeatedly commented that “The Raven” was never meant to be an accurate depiction of Poe’s life but a ‘dream of Poe’, a fantasy that mashes up elements of Poe’s life and work. I can accept that, but feel the film could have been ever so slightly improved by setting this fantasy against a backdrop of reality. Had they done a little research they would have known that “The Murders in the Rue Morgue” was not printed in Poe’s “Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque”. They would have known that the doctor who presided over Poe’s final hours was named Dr. Moran, not Dr. Morgan. The filmmakers must have anticipated the scrutiny of Poe fanatics and detractors alike and could have avoided some ill-feeling directed at them by actually researching Poe and featuring real people from his life in the story.
This brings me to one of the most personally disturbing elements of the movie: Why is it that the dramatis personae includes no one other than Poe and my good self (unless you count a passing mention of Longfellow that was almost amusing) that actually existed in reality? Could not ‘Henry Maddox’ of the ‘Baltimore Patriot’ have been discarded and George Graham used instead? Why make “Emily Hamilton” Poe’s love interest instead of Sarah Elmira Royster? Why omit Poe’s cat Catterina in favor of a raccoon named Karl? Why?
I’ll tell you why. I believe this to be an intentional effort on the part of those who wish me ill to make those unfamiliar with Poe’s circle believe that Rufus Griswold is merely another fictional character created for the film, thereby further diminishing my literary influence. I am not highly regarded by devotees of Poe and this is a deliberate insult, as is casting John Warnaby to portray me on camera. Seriously, if Brad Pitt had a prior commitment then production on “The Raven” should most definitely have been postponed until he was available. Come on! At the very least ‘Rufus Griswold’ should have been permitted some dialogue other than screams and pleas for his life.
I am secure enough in my literary and moral superiority to dismiss this Griswold revenge fantasy with but a simple thought for those so gleefully rejoicing in my cinematic demise. I trust you are all aware that during the period in which the movie is set I had yet to commit my greatest crime against Poe, that obviously being my libelous memoir of the depraved author (seemingly the prime source of biographical information for this script); and in the apparently parallel universe in which “The Raven” takes place I will never be able to do so. In the absence of my making a scandal of his life and character, his works, I truly believe, will never achieve such a level of posthumous fame and the genius Edgar Allan Poe will be just another anonymous inhabitant in my ‘graveyard of poets’. What say you now regarding this ‘dream of Poe’?
The film was not even a little frightening. The moment that scared me the most was when Ivan “Reynolds” (a lame attempt at solving the Reynolds mystery to be sure) announced that he was planning a jaunt to Paris to become a murderous fan-boy of Jules Verne, opening the door to a possible sequel. Fortunately, this is not to be and I’ve lost no sleep to nightmares of “Journey to the Center of Jules Verne”.
The Raven is so excruciatingly dull (even the unremarkable and somnolent score perfectly complements the monotonous action of the film) that it will put people off of the works of the wretch Edgar Allan Poe for years to come, and its inevitable failure at the box office will make Hollywood bigwigs think twice before they green light another Poe related movie. I suppose the thrifty and uninspired hacks in the motion picture industry will have to pluck ideas from another deceased writer whose work is now relegated to the public domain and then execute those ideas poorly. Alternatively, if any future aspirant for cinematic achievement should attempt an adaptation in honor of a literary life or work (or both), as doubtless there shall be, I would recommend to him a course governed by familiarity and respect for both the author and his craft.


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La La Land is one of the best films of 2016. Its seamless combination of music and storytelling is reminiscent of classic musicals from the 50s and 60s. The performances are top-notch and the two leads have an unmistakable chemistry together (helped by their previous on-screen romance in Crazy, Stupid, Love.) Their characters are flawed, but that's what entices the viewer to join them on this emotional journey. The score and musical numbers are absolutely memorable, even after one viewing. City of Stars and Another Day of Sun are my personal favorites, but there are many others that are, not only fantastic songs in their own right, but combined with some potentially iconic scenes in the movie, paint a picture that's difficult to forget.
The cinematography is beautiful, the choreography is stunning, and the camerawork is breathtaking. And that's what La La Land is; breathtaking. No, it's not perfect, as the film does peak towards the middle and the second half re-uses music and ideas from the first half, and personally I found there to be a couple of questionable casting choices, but those are minor nitpicks in what is otherwise a miracle production. I am very thankful that, in a world where superhero films and action blockbusters rake in the most dough, there are still producers out there willing to fund risky projects that can either fall and be forgotten, or rise and become instant classics. La La Land is fire. See it.
I had a coworker who did not enjoy it because she is more of a pragmatist and needs plot spelled out. I enjoyed the artsy nature and believe it or not, makes LA traffic look entertaining.
I liked the movie but not as much as regular musicals. Bring back the musicals that made you want to sing with you.


Kate Jackson is an American actress, director, and producer.She is perhaps best-known for her role as Sabrina Duncan in the hugely popular 1970s television series Charlie's Angels.
She has three Emmy and four Golden Globes nominations, an award of excellence from the UCLA drama department and two Humanitarian Awards for her work with children and animals.
She was born on October 29, 1948, in Birmingham, Alabama, she attended The Brooke Hill School for Girls and then went on to the University of Mississippi, where she was a member of the Delta Rho chapter of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority,but during her sophomore year at the University of Mississippi, she moved to New York City to study acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
She started modelling at age of 16, and was discovered by Paramount Studios head Robert Evans, who was struck by her 1940s Hollywood looks.
In 1975, she met with Rookies producers Aaron Spelling and Leonard Goldberg to discuss her contractual obligation to star in another television series for Spelling/Goldberg Productions upon that show's cancellation. Goldberg told her of a series that was available — because "every network has passed on it", The Alley Cats. Spelling said that when he told Jackson the title of the series had to be changed and asked her what she would like to call it, she replied, Charlie's Angels, pointing to a picture of three female angels on the wall behind Spelling. She had to turn down the Meryl Streep role in Kramer vs. Kramer (1979) because of scheduling conflicts with "Charlie's Angels". This eventually prompted the actress to leave the TV series.
As soon as she was free of Charlie's Angels, elected instead to accept the starring role in Scarecrow and Mrs. King.
During filming of the show's fourth season, in January 1987, Jackson elected to receive a mammogram for the first time, a test which led to the diagnosis of a small malignant tumor. This time, her series' producer — the only person she told about the diagnosis—worked with her to reschedule her work on the show. Checking into a hospital under an alias, her course of action was to undergo a lumpectomy. Jackson returned to the series a week later, working with the aid of painkillers through five weeks of radiation treatments.
In September 1989, another mammogram indicated residual breast cancer which the previous operation had missed. This time the course of action was a partial mastectomy and reconstructive surgery. “The range of emotions you go through is amazing”, she says. “But I made a conscious decision to be positive.” Jaclyn Smith cancelled a trip to New York City, meeting Jackson at her doctor’s office before she checked into the hospital. “I’d been crying before I got there,” says Smith. “Then I saw Kate, and she had a smile on her face. She said, 'We've gotten through other things, like divorces, and we'll get though this.' And we did.” When Jackson awoke after surgery, “The first thing I heard was good news. My lymph nodes were clean.” Back at home she read medical journals, switched to a macrobiotic diet and came to terms with her reconstructive surgery. “I'm never going to have the perfect body”, she says. “I'm not into facelifts and lip poufs. But I can wear a strapless evening gown, a bustier or whatever is required for a part.
Jackson starred in several TV movies over the next several years, while working for breast cancer awareness.
Jackson has dedicated herself to speaking out on the subjects of breast cancer and heart health and in 2003 was awarded the "Power of Love" award by the American Heart Association for her work


|First appearance||Vintage Roz: "Roz Through the Looking Glass" (9.01)|
The Deep End: "What You Leave Behind" (8.01)
|Last appearance||Vintage Roz: "Blind Ambition" (12.22)|
The Deep End: "Just Business" (10.20)
|Guest appearances||Vintage Roz: 8.16, 8.17, 8.18, 8.19, 8.20, 8.21, 8.22, 15.18, 15.19, 15.20, 15.21, 15.22|
Mark first appears in Season 8 when he directs a commercial featuring Dino Luther's son, and is a main character beginning with Season 9. He soon meets and hits it off with Roz Doyle, who moves in with him and helps him to run Café Blossom. In Season 10, Mark re-unites with his estranged son, Kyle, and develops a close bond with him. He and Roz also marry. Mark is devastated in the Season 11 finale when Kyle dies from apparent smoke inhalation, and leaves Bloomer for a brief period in Season 12 to deal with his grief. Mid-way through the season, Mark returns, and is dealt a further blow when it is discovered he has developed cataracts, and may go permanently blind. Mark's frame of mind, crossed with increasing feelings of distance from Roz, contribute to his decision to leave Bloomer on a permanent basis in the Season 12 finale.
Following three years in New York, Mark returns to Bloomer towards the end of Season 15 after being informed of Roz's condition. He re-unites with Roz, and considers relocating his charity to the town to be with her. However, Roz decides she wants to see the world, putting an abrupt end to their reconciliation. Roz dies before she can depart, but Mark spends her last night with her.
The Deep End
Mark becomes a main character in Season 8. After leaving Bloomer, he establishes a charity for the blind on a business park in Poughkeepsie. By this time Mark has become completely blind. His divorce is finalised and he befriends neighbouring business owners Chloe Nolan and Rosa Dupree. In Season 9 Mark becomes co-owner of the business park with Chloe's brother Silas. He also grows closer to Rosa but doesn't express his feelings until the second episode of Season 10. Mark proposes to Rosa mid-way through the season and their wedding is held a few weeks later. However, Noel Shempsky arrives on the day of the wedding to inform Mark of Roz's ill health. Realising he is only marrying Rosa to fill a void in his life, Mark jilts the wedding and leaves for Bloomer to be with Roz. He briefly returns a few weeks later to finalise his affairs, and makes peace with Rosa. Mark makes a guest appearance in the fourth episode of Season 11, when he stops by the business park on his way to the airport. He tells Rosa he is planning on scattering Roz's ashes across the world. Rosa declines Mark's offer to join him, feeling that it is a journey he must complete alone. Mark agrees, and leaves Poughkeepsie for the last time.


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Don't miss the NTC's production of "Shrek, the Musical!" We've got a student cast of more than forty, a student crew of twenty-five and a sixteen-piece band that includes nine students!
Six performances are scheduled: 2/16, 2/17, 2/22, 2/23 and 2/24 at 6:30 p.m. and 2/18 at 2:00 p.m. Reserved boxes are $20; general admission is $12.
Should one of these performances be cancelled, tickets to that performance will be honored at the make-up on 2/25 at 2:00 p.m. Should a second performance be cancelled, tickets to that performance will be refunded.


Earlier this afternoon, Netflix series The Umbrella Academy released a series of character posters teasing the upcoming second season of the critically-acclaimed show. Appearing in seven distinct images, the gang seems to be "all here" - Luther, Diego, Allison, Klaus, Number Five, Ben, and Vanya.
In case you need a refresher, the last time we left the group they were in the middle of traveling to the past via Number Five's distinct abilities. There, their plan was to stop the Apocalypse set in motion during the last episode of season one.
The first series of The UImbrella Academy debuted on February 15th of last year. On April 2nd, it was announced that the show would be renewed for a second season. Production on this season began in June of 2019 and ended in November; suggesting that the next installment would debut in early 2020.
Today's unexpected release of these posters certainly hints at a near-future release for Netflix. We can only hope that an official release date from the streaming giant is coming soon.


Source: Vertical Entertainment
With a number of chart-topping hits to her name, Sia is no stranger to the public eye. The artist’s latest project, Music, however, has gained the media’s attention for much more controversial reasons. Released on February 10, 2021, this musical tells the story of Zu, a recovering addict who assumes custody of her autistic sister, Music, when their grandmother suddenly passes away. As she tries to balance her personal struggles with her newfound responsibility, she forms a relationship with Ebo, one of Music’s caregivers.
The film has been nominated for multiple Golden Globe awards and features a cast of familiar stars, including Maddie Ziegler, Leslie Odom Jr. and Kate Hudson. You will notice, however, that each of these actors are able-bodied and neurotypical individuals, including Ziegler, who plays the titular character. It is this inaccurate portrayal and Sia’s blatantly offensive defense of it that has drawn so much criticism from activists and the media.
Music attempts to weave together plotlines of addiction, HIV, autism and domestic abuse. The film has its touching moments, but its jumble of narratives coupled with elaborate musical numbers (some interjected after even the most gruesome parts of the film) overwhelm its core message.
The film boasts a theme of “finding your own voice,” yet aside from momentarily overcoming her physical impairments to sing a song at the end of the movie, Music’s character is static. Rather than centering Music’s experience, the film prioritizes her sister Zu’s journey toward sobriety and stability. Her progress is marked by her growing tolerance of Music’s autism, which she initially sees as a burden. Twice, Zu considers putting Music in a facility, even though the slightest deviation from routine is incredibly distressing to her. The title character seems to function more as a plot device to further Zu’s story and never gets to exercise autonomy over her own life. Autism defines her identity, promoting harmful stereotypes about those with the disorder.
Boston Latin School psychologist Ms. Gina Aki says, “If you do not have autism or educate yourself on the matter […] you could unknowingly perpetuate another stereotype. It is so important that if we are writing and creating a story about a character that is different from ourselves, we involve the appropriate people at all levels — this includes not just actors but scriptwriters as well.”
Neither Sia nor her co-screenwriter is autistic. Sia claims to have done extensive research with the organization Autism Speaks, which has been accused of promoting harmful misinformation. Sia then released a tweet saying that Autism Speaks became involved with Music years after filming, which begs the question: where did she do her research? In another interview, she stated she had trained Ziegler to “act autistic” herself.
Ziegler, about 15 at the time, reportedly implored Sia to not enforce the contract that required her to portray this character. She feared others would think she was making fun of them, and she was right.
Autistic activist and actress Paige Layle says, “You can’t act autistic without making it look like a mockery, especially with the kinds of things that the character Music struggles with.”
She references the expressions and mannerisms Ziegler displays throughout the film. Other neurotypical characters mimic this same behavior in the musical dance numbers scattered throughout the film, as if it is just another part of the visual aesthetic. These sequences are meant to convey Music’s overstimulated perception of her surroundings, but such flashy colors and quick movements can actually be harmful to some autistic viewers, making the movie unwatchable for those it claims to represent.
The film also depicts a dangerous method of physical restraint. There are a couple of scenes where Music becomes overstimulated, leading to a meltdown. In both instances, her caregivers respond by using a tactic known as prone restraint, which supposedly stabilizes the situation with no sign of any residual effects.
“Physical restraint is dangerous and can lead to significant trauma, serious injuries and even death,” according to Guy Stephens, Founder of the Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint. The harmful nature of this restraint is apparent when Leslie Odom Jr.’s character, Ebo, forces Music to the floor and holds her down with his weight, claiming he is “crushing her with his love.”
Sia responded to criticism over these scenes by issuing a new warning to be shown before the movie and stating that they would be removed from future versions of the film. This has yet to be included on all streaming platforms.
Although Ziegler was contractually obligated to be in the film, Sia claims that they originally cast an autistic actress before letting her go when she became overwhelmed. This reflects the long history of autistic actors being denied roles they were perfectly qualified for, simply because others were unwilling to accommodate their needs. When some of them spoke up, Sia responded, “maybe you’re just a bad actor.”
Autism exists on a broad spectrum. It would be impossible for a single film to capture one universal experience that all autistic people can relate to. Like other marginalized communities, autistic and neurodivergent people lack sufficient media representation, putting immense pressure on each film or character. That is why those with actual expertise in this condition must be given a seat at the table and be cast in onscreen roles. Representation cannot be accurate or authentic without the input of those who have lived these stories and experiences. It is time to shift the spotlight.


Beyonce will not be starring in Clint Eastwood’s remake of ‘A Star Is Born’ — apparently because the director dissed Barack Obama during the Republican National Convention.
Speaking to an empty stool onstage, which symbolized Obama’s presidency, Eastwood said: “So, Mr. President…how do you handle promises that you made when you’re running for election and what do you say to people?
Eastwood endorsed Obama’s challenger Mitt Romney for president — which obviously didn’t sit well with Beyonce, who cherishes Obama.
“I was looking forward to the production of ‘A Star Is Born’ and the opportunity to work with Clint Eastwood,” said Beyonce in a statement to E! News. “For months we tried to coordinate our schedules to bring this remake to life but it was just not possible. Hopefully in the future we will get a chance to work together.”
It’s funny that Beyonce can coordinate her schedule for everything else she wants to be a part of. It’s Beyonce’s loss, not Esatwood’s. She can’t act anyway.
There have been four remakes of the classic ‘A Star Is Born’. The most memorable remake starred Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson in 1976.


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An Epic Fantasy Film & Photo Shoot
After a thousand generations,
three warring tribes embark on a quest.
They face danger and suspicion.
Only to be surprised, by what they find.
~ Tribe Quest
As you watch the short film teaser and first set of released images, remember that these are junior high and high school girls... regular girls who spent a Saturday experiencing something that most girls dream their whole lives of experiencing. They aren't trained actors or professional models, they are regular girls who struggle with busy schedules, finishing their homework, and dealing with drama, peer pressure, friends, and even bullying. They are amazing and we are so proud of who they are and the confidence they exude from their very core!


KYOUKAI NO KANATA : The movie KYOUKAI NO KANATA releases its 1st trailer!!!
We enjoyed watching the KYOUKAI NO KANATA from Kyoto Animation last year. Now KYOUKAI NO KANATA is getting its theatrical release in spring 2015! Here is the first look at the trailer which was just released!
SENPAI! You will never go away, right?
Is this a movie that you will be watching?


In The Accidental Apprentice, Sapna Sinha is a girl whose family depends on her earnings to survive. Sapna is from a middle class family. After her father’s death, she had to take over the responsibility of her family. She has a mother and a younger sister with big dreams to take care of. Sapna is determined to do something meaningful with her life. She works in an electronics shop as a salesperson. She does not like the job much, but she has little choice left, or so she thinks. She soon gets a choice that she could not have thought of in her wildest dreams. One day, when Sapna is on her way back home from her job, she is approached by Vinay Mohan Acharya, one of the biggest business tycoons in the country. He is about to make an offer that will change her life. Acharya offers her the chance to be the CEO of his company, provided she passes seven tests he is about to set her. Sapna is skeptical at first, but later decides to accept Acharya’s offer. From that moment on, her life changes. As she goes through the various ordeals of her tests, The Accidental Apprentice also offers a glimpse of the many social and political problems plaguing the country. The challenges set by Acharya test her courage, resourcefulness, strength of character, her ability to think quickly and act on her decisions. Her challenges force her to face the many faces of evil in society. She has to deal with situations involving corruption, forced marriage, illegal trafficking of human organs, child labor, and sexual assault. She overcomes each challenge, proving that Acharya has chosen well, but there is still the last challenge to be faced. The final challenge proves to be a personal ordeal of huge proportions and it completely changes her life. The Accidental Apprentice details how Sapna deals with all these challenges and how this changes her life.


Watch Goal! II: Living the Dream Online Subtitrat in HD Quality
If you are a fan of soccer movies, you might want to watch Goal! II: Living the Dream, the second installment of the Goal! trilogy. This movie follows the journey of Santiago Munez, a talented Mexican player who gets transferred from Newcastle United to Real Madrid. There, he faces new challenges and opportunities, both on and off the field.
In this article, we will tell you how to watch Goal! II: Living the Dream online subtitrat in HD quality, either 720p or 1080p. You will also learn some interesting facts about the movie and its cast.
How to Watch Goal! II: Living the Dream Online Subtitrat
There are several ways to watch Goal! II: Living the Dream online subtitrat, depending on your preferences and budget. Here are some of the options:
Veziseriale.org: This is a free streaming site that offers Goal! II: Living the Dream online subtitrat in Romana HD. You can choose between 720p and 1080p quality, and enjoy the movie without any interruptions or ads. However, you should be careful about the pop-ups and malware that might infect your device. Also, this site might not be legal in your country, so use it at your own risk.[^1^]
Netflix: If you have a Netflix subscription, you can watch Goal! II: Living the Dream online subtitrat in HD quality on this platform. Netflix has a large library of movies and shows, including the Goal! trilogy. You can also download the movie and watch it offline. However, Netflix might not be available in your region, or it might have a different catalog of content. You can use a VPN to access Netflix from other countries, but this might violate their terms of service.
Amazon Prime Video: Another option to watch Goal! II: Living the Dream online subtitrat is Amazon Prime Video. This is a paid service that offers a variety of movies and shows, including Goal! II: Living the Dream. You can rent or buy the movie and watch it in HD quality. You can also download it and watch it offline. However, Amazon Prime Video might not have the movie in your language, or it might not be available in your country.
Interesting Facts About Goal! II: Living the Dream
Goal! II: Living the Dream is a soccer movie that was released in 2007. It is directed by Jaume Collet-Serra and written by Mike Jefferies and Adrian Butchart. It stars Kuno Becker as Santiago Munez, Alessandro Nivola as Gavin Harris, Anna Friel as Roz Harmison, Stephen Dillane as Glen Foy, Rutger Hauer as Rudi Van Der Merwe, and Frances Barber as Carol Harmison.
Here are some interesting facts about Goal! II: Living the Dream:
The movie features cameo appearances by several real-life soccer players and celebrities, such as David Beckham, Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo, RaÃºl GonzÃlez Blanco, Sergio Ramos, Iker Casillas, Thierry Henry, Lionel Messi, Ronaldinho, Alfredo Di StÃfano, Steve McManaman, Jonathan Woodgate, Guti HernÃndez, Michael Owen, Laurent Blanc, Emilio ButragueÃo Santos , Enrique Iglesias , Anna Kournikova , and Snoop Dogg.
The movie was filmed in several locations around the world, such as Madrid , Newcastle , Los Angeles , Mexico City , London , Paris , Rome , Berlin , and Barcelona . Some of the scenes were shot at the Santiago BernabÃu Stadium , the home of Real Madrid.
The movie received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. It has a 5.8 rating on IMDb and a 5.9 rating on Rotten Tomatoes . Some of the positive aspects of the movie are its realistic portrayal of soccer culture , its thrilling action sequences , its emotional drama , and its inspiring message . Some of the negative aspects of 061ffe29dd


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Lotte van den Berg / OMSK Dordrecht
Lotte van den Berg was born in Groningen in 1975. She's always been captivated by the theater. After her childhood watching her father, theater-maker at work, she studied Theatre Studies and Philosophy at the University of Amsterdam. In 1998 she was accepted at the Amsterdam School of the Arts, Theatre Direction. During her scholarship, she directed some spectacle and after graduating, Lotte immediately started working freelance as a director for various Flemish and Dutch companies. From 2005 till the beginning of 2009 she worked for het Toneelhuis in Antwerp. There she gets to know the structure and the organization of a big theatre and she gets the opportunity to further develop herself artistically. In 2008-2009 her productions continue to tour in Belgium and abroad. The beginning of 2009 ushered in a new stage in her career. She left Toneelhuis to become artistic director of a new structure in Dordrecht called OMSK. She continues her artistic adventure within that new structure where she has been joined by a number of actors and artists.
Now she's working on the notion of "what makes a place your home", therefore she's planning to travel to different places in order to know how these new places affect her world and performances. The first stage OMSK Brussels she lets the performance "Het verdwalen in kaart with the inhabitants of Dordrecht interfere with citizens of Brussels. In order to get to know the place, she creates the performance "En passant" an opening event in which she questions the notion of ‘a group' (How do people gather? What is a horde, a crowd, a group?), their behavior and their movements in the city.
NXTSTP partners: Kunstenfestivaldesarts (Brussels), De Internationale Keuze van de Rotterdamse Schouwburg (Rotterdam), steirischer herbst (Graz), Alkantara Festival (Lisbon)


March 23, 2013
I remember going to see The Passion of the Christ when it first came out in theatre. It was pretty intense coming from an impressionable young high school student. Tonight, our church is previewing the movie again. I think I may go see it. It would be nice to get a Catholic perspective, considering the first time I saw it I was still very Protestant. I don't know exactly if my opinion of the movie will change any, or if we'll even have a discussion afterwards or anything...more or less, I think I'm just looking for an excuse to get out of the house. The first day of spring break was today and despite looking beautiful outside, it is still freezing cold. I just feel the need to do something somewhere that isn't here.


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MASTERCLASS WITH LOIS PATIÑO “TIME AND IMAGE”
viernes, 14 feb. 16:30
Lois Patiño “Time and image”
Friday Feb. 14th | 5.30 - 8.30 pm
Auditorium. Medialab Prado (C/ Alameda, 15)
Free entrance until full capacity
If you want to reserve your seat, you can registrate here
This meeting with Lois Patiño will allow us to know first hand the work of this artist, focused on the fields of video art and the feature film. With the title “Time and image”, Lois proposes an approach to these two concepts through his work and the treatment that is made of these universal elements.
Taking as a guide the reflection on the experience of time in the image, during this meeting we will trace a tour through several of my works. I will show different fragments of a work that I try to make it flow in an intermediate space between contemporary art and cinema, interested in diluting borders between both universes. Works that take the form of video installations, experimental fictions, video art pieces or creation documentaries. But where the reflection on our relationship with the image is constant. And where concepts such as distance, duration, abstraction or immobility help us better understand the contemplative experience of the image.
Lois Patiño combined his psychology studies at the Complutense University of Madrid with those of film at the Tai school. He continued his film training at the NYFA in New York and in Barcelona, where he completed the Creation Documentary Master at Pompeu Fabra University. He has taken video-creation courses at the Universität der Künst in Berlin and workshops with artists and filmmakers such as Joan Jonas, Pedro Costa, Víctor Erice, José Luis Guerín or Daniel Canogar. He has collaborated in the second feature film by the director Mercedes Álvarez, Mercat de Futurs.
His videos and video installations have been seen in art centres such as the San Martín Cultural Centre (Buenos Aires), Casa Encendida (Madrid), CCCB (Barcelona)... and his films at cinema festivals such as Locarno (Switzerland), Rotterdam (Netherlands), New York Film Festival (USA), BAFICI (Argentina), Viennale (Austria) ... or at Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin/Madrid, which was held at the Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris), Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlin) and the Reina Sofía Museum (Madrid). With his work “Shadow Mountain” he won an award at the Oberhausen Festival and in Clermont-Ferrand among others. And in the 66th edition of the Locarno Festival, he received the award for the best emerging director with his feature film “Costa da Morte”. This work has also received awards at festivals such as the Festival dei Popoli (Italy), Valdivia FF (Chile) or at the European Festival of Seville.


By just looking at the image, I think you will not get the whole idea about the function. You will have to download it to see working example. This is an explanation of how to animate different sections of a movie smoothly. When some button is clicked, the previous animation restores its original state or disappears in a smooth way and after that new movie appears or gains the new position.
For example we have two movies, lets say a and b.
these are at states 1.
When we click at button a for movie a, it animate in some way and goes to state 2.
When we click now at button b for movie b, then two actions are performed.
Firstly animation state of movie a which is 2, will be back to 1.
Secondly after first move, animation state of movie b which is 1, will be changed to 2.


A group of Russian journalists at the Berlinale have published an open letter to festival leadership, questioning their selection of controversial Russian film “Dau. Natasha” in an “era marked by the struggle against the culture of violence and abuse in the film industry.”
The post, published Saturday on Russian feminist film website KKBBD.com and signed by five accredited journalists, takes aim at the alleged violence, both psychological and physical, towards cast members in the making of the Russian epic, which was largely shot in a sprawling Ukrainian set over several years, with cast and crew completely immersed throughout the period.
Directed by Ilya Khrzhanovsky and Jekaterina Oertel, “Dau. Natasha” is one instalment of a planned series of films culled from more than 700 hours of footage. A second film, “Dau. Degeneratsia,” premiered out of competition in the Berlinale Special selection Friday.
Addressed to Berlinale creative director Carlo Chatrian and executive director Mariette Rissenbeek, the open letter reads, “We are writing to you to register our deep concern about the ethics of including ‘Dau. Natasha’ in the main competition of the Berlinale. The circumstances of the film’s creation have been extensively covered in both domestic and foreign media, and made clearer still during a recent Berlinale Talents Q&A with the authors.
“Having watched only a part of the vast ‘Dau’ project, we are obligated to reserve our judgment of the project as a whole — but we are within our rights to discuss ‘Dau. Natasha,’ which is competing as an individual title.”
The journalists raised three questions around the film’s inclusion in competition.
Firstly, at a time when “Harvey Weinstein is found guilty of sex crimes, in an era marked by the struggle against the culture of violence and abuse in the film industry,” the post questions whether the Berlinale perceives any ethical issues in screening a film that “by its own authors’ stark admission, contains scenes of real psychological and physical violence against non-professional actors,” as well as allegedly unsimulated sex between actors seemingly under the influence of alcohol.
“In the festival directors’ opinion, would such a film be possible to exhibit if it were created in the so-called First World — for instance, Germany, France, the U.K. or the U.S. — and used on-screen talent from these countries?” reads the letter.
“And finally, does your admission of this film into the main competition mean that the Berlinale supports and encourages mistreatment of talent in the name of art? What artistic goals, in your opinion, were met by the authors’ methods that could not be met in a respectful and non-abusive environment?”
The letter is signed by Russian journalists Tatiana Shorokhova, Marina Latysheva, Ksenia Reutova, Tamara Khodova and Dmitry Barchenkov.
Its publication on the day of the Berlinale awards ceremony could be strategic, drawing attention to a film that has a very real shot of earning a prize at the festival.
Hours before the “Dau. Natasha” premiere at a press conference on Wednesday, Khrzhanovsky fielded questions from journalists about harassment claims and a difficult on-set environment for women, saying that such accusations were “a bit fashionable” and a by-product of the project’s immersive nature.
The “Dau” shoot involved hundreds of thousands of non-professional actors, including real-life prison guards, artists and scientists, who lived full-time on site, cut off from the outside world — even when cameras were not rolling.
Reports in GQ from 2011 and Le Monde from 2019 detailed instances of Khrzhanovsky speaking to and about women in a derogatory way, calling his actresses prostitutes and asking women very personal and sexual questions during casting calls.
The director and editor Ilya Permyakov said in a written response to the Le Monde article that they “formally contested the truth” of the paper’s claims, which were “clearly the product of misunderstanding and miscommunication.”
At Wednesday’s press conference, Khrzhanovsky again brushed off harassment claims reported in the press by saying they came from anonymous stories reported in Russian-language sources that were picked up by other outlets. “They have no names; it’s a very Soviet practice — let’s call people ‘N,’” he said.
The Berlinale did not respond to request for comment to the open letter by press time.


During his adult life, Watkins started a directing career in the entertainment industry. He has produced and directed several TV shows, including Prison Break, Las Vegas, X-Files, NYPD Blue, Smallville, and Brooklyn South. He also directed episodes for Kidnapped, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Royal Pains, Law & Order, Monk, and others. In 2010, Watkins released his first feature films Circle and Knucklehead. In addition to directing, he has also served as a cinematographer for multiple films and also the TV shows Quantum Leap and Scarecrow and Mrs. King. In his personal life, he became a member of the American Society of Cinematographers and lives in Malibu, California, with his wife Melissa (a producer) and their one son.
Watkins directed Lonely Heart.


For the past few years, S3 at Currie have been given the chance to participate in the Creative Learning Interdisciplinary Project, partnered with the Lyceum Theatre. However, this time around we were presented with 3 productions from the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival, allowing us to broaden our cultural experience.
The play “Falling Dreams” allowed pupils to take a step into the life of a teenage girl who, using live music and projections, shares her daily thoughts with the audience. Similarly, the film “Girl Asleep” introduced us to Greta, a 15-year-old Australian girl who begins to find that teenagehood isn’t as great as it seems. The monologue “Evil”, on the other hand, focused on Erik who struggles with bullying as the new boy at boarding school.
I had never set foot in any sort of theatre or film festival, ever. So when our bus pulled up outside the Edinburgh Filmhouse for the screening of “Girl Asleep”, I didn’t know what to expect. Comedy? Action? Romance? What I wasn’t expecting was all of those and more. The film highlighted all the important aspects of a teenager’s life and allowed the metaphorical forest that we were often shown to be interpreted by the audience – a feature not common in mainstream movies – and allowed anyone to relate to Greta and the forest in different ways. Whether it was the three mean girls who were presented as wolves to represent the threat and danger in Greta’s life, or the forest itself, we could all relate to some part of it.
Only having roughly 6 hours to come up with some sort of presentation as a creative response – with the help of Mrs Helm, thankfully – was what threw me off. A poster would have worked, but with 5 of us buzzing with excitement and ambition, we decided on a model of Greta’s house and the forest (which took numerous attempts and multiple bursts of anger at glue that wouldn’t stick!) The final result was great, and we were happy. Perhaps getting to work with our friends and people we’d never worked with before allowed us to come together as not only a group of 5 or even 30 but as a whole year group.
Not only did we come away at the end of that Friday with a sense of achievement, but new skills and attributes, including teamwork, patience, communication and organisation. What a brilliant way to end S3!
Abbie Malone S4
PS The director of the Children’s International Festival, Noel Jordan, visited the school to see the pupils’ creative responses to the works they’d seen. He was incredibly impressed with the imagination and diversity shown by what they’d produced in such a short time and was delighted to have the opportunity to discuss with pupils their positive experiences of the project.
Donna Jordan, Chartered Teacher of Leadership and Equality
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Bank helps theater troupe succeed at every stage
Bank helps theater troupe succeed at every stage
“The opening night of ‘Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge’ by Christopher Durang
in 2002 was one for the books,” said Tracy Bridgen, artistic director of the City Theatre Company of Pittsburgh, an arts nonprofit and Huntington customer. “It was enormous pressure — opening night of a world premiere of a very notable writer’s play that was commissioned and developed by City. The house was packed with friends, critics, the board of directors and, most notably, Chris Durang (a Tony Award-winning playwright and actor).
“The opening night of ‘Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge’ by Christopher Durang in 2002 was one for the books,” said Tracy Bridgen, artistic director of the City Theatre Company of Pittsburgh, an arts nonprofit and Huntington customer. “It was enormous pressure — opening night of a world premiere of a very notable writer’s play that was commissioned and developed by City. The house was packed with friends, critics, the board of directors and, most notably, Chris Durang (a Tony Award-winning playwright and actor).
“Act I began with a huge response! Roaring laughter, rounds of applause, building and uniting the audience in a wonderful crescendo until … the power on the city block went out. The house went to black, the emergency lights kicked on and the actors stood stock-still onstage as the audience went silent.”1
Bridgen handled the situation like a pro; after all, the show had to go on. But the moment was a stark reminder of the precariousness of artistic moments. For many arts organizations, economic footing is equally tenuous.
For more than 40 years, City Theatre has been the cultural anchor of Pittsburgh’s south side. The company, founded in 1975, first performed in schools, parks and housing projects. But in 1991, the troupe raised the curtain in its remodeled Bingham United Methodist Church, a venue featuring a 254-seat main stage and a 110-seat black-box theater.
City Theatre offers six plays each season, all of them Pittsburgh premieres with a few world premieres mixed in, and all new plays written within the last three or four years.
“We’re taking risks on things that have never been done before,” Managing Director James McNeel said. “The possibility of failure is there, and that’s what makes it somewhat exciting.”
Despite the chance for failure, the troupe thrived. The New York Times called City Theater “Pittsburgh’s most innovative theater company.”2
Sometimes City Theater has become a springboard to wider success. For example, George Brant’s “Grounded,” a one-woman show addressing the culture of drones in the military, premiered at City Theatre in Pittsburgh and a few years later arrived at New York City’s Public Theater, in a new staging directed by Julie Taymor and starring Anne Hathaway.
When City Theatre signed with Sky Bank in 2005, few banks wanted to take on an arts nonprofit’s risks. The troupe had debt, and McNeel said, and “not the most obvious business model in the world.” But Sky backed the troupe anyway.
Like many nonprofits, City Theatre relies on a complex funding model built on support from subscribers and government, grants and individual and corporate donations. When the global financial crisis hit in 2008, much of this funding evaporated. City Theatre, which employs around 100 people in a given year, was in danger of going dark for good.
“The reason we’re still here,” McNeel said, “is because the businesses such as Huntington stepped in and gave us the best possible gift, which was a little bit of time for us to get ourselves reorganized and stable.”
Specifically, Huntington maintained the nonprofit’s accounts in good standing and continued providing a line of credit to help the nonprofit keep a healthy cash flow.
“Huntington inherited us. The fact that they stuck with us speaks to the fact that they’re a different kind of bank,” McNeel said. “They were willing to sit down with us and examine where we’d been, and take a look at where we wanted to go, and they said, ‘Yeah, we can work with that, and we’re willing to make some working capital available to you.’
“We certainly needed that capital for a little while, but we also haven’t had to dip our toes into that line of credit for the last few years. I think that shows that it was a sound choice by Huntington to take a chance on us, and I don’t know if a lot of other banks would’ve.”3
Today, City Theatre helps playwrights develop new work and offers educational programs to support to emerging artists. Huntington Bank backs these school-based workshops and City Theatre’s Young Playwrights Festival, which curates the six best student plays and then produces them with professional actors, directors and designers. Huntington also supports the City Theatre financially through a corporate giving program and sponsors the troupe’s annual gala at Heinz Field.
“We’re certainly not a big customer for Huntington,” McNeel said. “And yet we’ve never felt like we were being treated like a small one. We feel very important to them.”
With a little luck, the lights will remain on for decades to come. Break a leg, City Theatre!
City Theatre’s Young Playwrights Festival brings to the stage several plays chosen from submissions to the Young Playwrights Contest. Photo Credit: City Theatre
With the financial help from corporate sponsors like Huntington Bank, City Theatre continues to stage regular productions from its home in Pittsburgh’s historic South Side neighborhood. Photo Credit: Myra Falisz, City Theatre


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Marvel Studios and Universal Pictures present the most incredible Super Hero movie of the summer: THE INCREDIBLE HULK. Hot on the heels of the highly successful IRON MAN, Marvel Studios tells the story of physicist Bruce Banner, a man on the run with a secret that could destroy us all, or be our only hope. When this mild-mannered man loses control, his rage unleashes the monstrous creature known to the world as the Hulk. But in his effort to cure himself of his condition, he has unwittingly delivered the key to his transformation into the hands of an enemy that wants to use it against him. Now, our only hope is for the Hulk to accept his monstrous fate and embrace his heroic destiny.
From director Louis Leterrier (THE TRANSPORTER) and starring Edward Norton (THE ILLUSIONIST), this pulse-pounding film is enhanced by a truly remarkable score from critically acclaimed composer Craig Armstrong. After gaining the attention of film-goers everywhere for his work on WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S ROMEO + JULIET with internationally acclaimed director Baz Luhrmann, Armstrong re-teamed with Luhrmann on MOULIN ROUGE and was showered with awards including AFI's Composer of the Year, a Golden Globe for Best Original Score of the Year and a BAFTA for Achievement in Film Music. Mr. Armstrong also won a Grammy for his score in the Oscar-winning RAY. His film work also includes ELIZABETH: THE GOLDEN AGE, Oliver Stone's WORLD TRADE CENTER, and more. Mr. Armstrong has also worked with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Craig Armstrong recorded his first Classical record for EMI Classics France with the BBC Symphony Orchestra for a 2008 release, which includes a violin concerto for Clio Gould. Mr. Armstrong also teaches at the Royal Academy of Music London. He now brings his considerable talents to the newest release from Marvel Studios.
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Daniel Craig may not be everybody’s favorite James Bond actor but he still holds the honor of being the one to play the iconic role for the longest time. As the next of the spy thriller’s installment is slated, fans and critics are wondering whether the 52-year-old star would be returning for another movie or not.
According to oddsmakers from the British betting company Ladbrokes, Craig’s odds of reprising his James Bond role for the series’ 26th film is at 5/1. This statement comes as the actor himself has said that ‘No Time To Die’, which will reportedly be released this coming November, will be his final appearance as agent 007.
The film would mark the fifth time Craig portrayed the British Secret Service spy after nabbing the coveted role in the mid-2000s. His silver screen debut as the character was in 2006’s ‘Casino Royale’. Craig inherited the role from predecessor Pierce Brosnan, who starred as Bond in four films from 1995 to 2002. Meanwhile, the continuation of the film franchise is also yet to be announced.
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Part of what makes some people still hopeful for Craig’s potential return is the lack of statements on who will replace him. Some favorites for the next James Bond include ‘Little Women’ actor James Norton and ‘Game of Thrones’ star Richard Madden. The two bets reportedly have the highest odds to nab the role at 2/1 and 3/1, respectively, according to Ladbrokes. Norton has since denied the speculations.
Another one in the running is Scottish actor Sam Heughan who has actually admitted that he auditioned for the role for the 21st installment of the franchise. He was ultimately beat by Craig though. Meanwhile, it looks like it’s not just fans who want to see the actor as agent 007, Vin Diesel, who co-stars with Heughan in ‘Bloodshot’, agrees that he would be good for the role.
Speculations of Craig’s change of heart note that the actor has previously stated that he was done with the franchise after 2015’s ‘Spectre’ hit theaters only to return once again. Thus, some people are still holding out on the chance of history repeating itself.
Meanwhile, other rumors surrounding significant changes in the long-running franchise have been officially shut down. One of these is the possibility of finally casting a female actress as the next Bond. Barbara Broccoli, one of the movies’ producers, ended this rumor.
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Girls 'round 'ere Don't Ride Bikes: Wadjda- Arabic Calligraphy Print
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This piece depicts a girl riding a bike. The text within the piece is a quote taken from the film called "Wadjda" The film is directed by Haifaa Al-Mansour. It is the first feature-length film made by a female Saudi director. Wadjda is a 10-year-old girl living in a suburb of Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. The quote is taken from scene 79 "Girls around here don’t ride bicycles, if you ride a bicycle you won’t get pregnant to get children"
This work was commissioned by the department of the state in Bahrain. And it was presented to the US embassy of Bahrain at the opening of "Eternity for Now" at Al-Riwaq art space.
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I think he's seen one too many episodes of Masterpiece Theater and watched Lord of the Rings and Interview with the Vampire one too many times. What a pretentious cock.
All I can say is that he doesn't sound like any of the Brits I know. What's the verdict?
No matter what, this is why I have a love/hate relationship with YouTube. It's a great source of entertainment and hilarity, but then I realize that these people are mostly serious...
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Colgate University Theater Presents: A Mouthful of Birds
By Caryl Churchill and David Lan
Adrian Giurgea, director
Brehmer Theater, Charles A. Dana Arts Center Showtimes:
Nov. 6–9, 2013, 8–10 p.m.
Nov. 10, 2 p.m.
Following the unpredictable stories of seven seemingly normal characters, A Mouthful of Birds is a parable focusing on the themes of violence, escape, and self-discovery. Each story is told in the context of an introduction, an “undefended day” — when the character is possessed by a spirit, love, violence, or an addiction — and an aftermath.
Based on Euripides’ ancient Greek tragedy Bacchae, the intricately designed play weaves scenes of Pentheus, the king of Thebes, with choreographed dances, revealing the human tendency to act irrationally.
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