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This remake of THE PINK PANTHER is aptly colorful, though mostly lackluster. While Inspector Clouseau's faux French accent is occasionally funny in a way that recalls Peter Sellers' original incarnation, the character more often seems derived from Chaplin, with his puffy-squinchy face and pencily mustache. He also seems tired -- kind of like this mediocre movie with an uninspired script.
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The Pink Panther is a British-American media franchise primarily focusing on a series of comedy-mystery films featuring an inept French police detective, Inspector Jacques Clouseau.The franchise began with the release of the classic Pink Panther film in 1963. The role of Clouseau was originated by, and is most closely associated with, Peter Sellers.Most of the films were written and directed.
Revenge of the Pink Panther and Trail of the Pink Panther are more than solid in their Blu-ray debuts. Each film other than Return of the Pink Panther has three audio options: DTS-HD 5.1 Surround, 2.0 Stereo, and 2.0 Mono. Return only has a DTS-HD 2.0 mono track. All six films have optional English subtitles. Audio is strong, crisp and clean.
Eager to explore more in the silly detective, Edwards grabbed an unrelated Broadway whodunit and — with William Peter Blatty (The Exorcist) — rewrote the play as sophisticated slapstick for Sellers.The sequel was in the can, but United Artists shelved it before The Pink Panther opened. After the film opened in U.S. theaters to enormous success, Shot swiftly got its shot, and houseboy Kato.
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Appearances: All Panther films except Son of the Pink Panther (not counting picture cameo) Jacques Clouseau is a clumsy, incompetent, but zealous policeman and detective who speaks English—with a ludicrous French accent—while other characters speak English, often with their own accents. Clouseau's accent is not emphasized in the first film, but from A Shot in the Dark onwards, the.
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It spawned several sequels and also introduced the mischievous but lovable cartoon pink panther. Martin is co-writing the script for the upcoming The Pink Panther as well as playing Clouseau.
The Pink Panther Synopsis: When the coach of the France soccer team is killed by a poisoned dart in the stadium in the end of a game, and his expensive and huge ring with the diamond Pink Panther disappears, the ambitious Chief Insp. Dreyfus assigns the worst police inspector Jacques Clouseau to the case.
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By Edwin P. Sallan and Lira Dalangin-Fernandez, InterAksyon.com
January 11, 2017 · 6:06 pm
Making good on its vow to pursue legal action against the makers of the controversial Metro Manila Film Festival entry “Oro,” the Philippine Animal Welfare Society formally filed a complaint with the Office of the Pasig City Prosecutor on Wednesday.
The case stemmed from a scene in the film where a dog was killed, which PAWS alleged is a violation of Section 6 and 9 of Republic Act 8485 also known as the Animal Welfare Act of 1998.
Four respondents were named in the complaint: writer-director Alvin Yapan, production manager Arianne Dulay, and producers Mark Shandii Bacolod and Jane Bondoc Gonzales.
The complaint-affidavits were signed by PAWS executive director Anna Cabrera, PAWS member Jam Casaul, MMFF marketing committee member Ida Tiongson, and “Oro” cast member Japo Parcero.
Parcero alleged in a recent Facebook post that not just one but two dogs actually died in the making of the film.
PAWS legal counsel Atty. Ronald Martin Ledesma was also present during the filing of the case.
If found guilty, Yapan and his associates could face a penalty of up to two years imprisonment plus a fine not exceeding P100,000.
“It is with great dismay and shock to learn that the Oro filmmakers had resorted to such violence, brutality and cruelty against such a poor, defenseless and innocent animal,” Cabrera said in her affidavit.
“That despite being in a learned and educated society that has even established laws to protect the welfare of all animals, still, said Oro filmmakers had found it necessary and commercially expedient to serve their business of filmmaking to commit such cruel and illegal acts,” she added.
Aside from the lawsuit, Yapan is also facing a possible sanction from the Directors Guild of the Philippines, which has launched an independent investigation in response to a separate PAWS complaint.
Earlier, the MMFF stripped the film of the Fernando Poe, Jr. Memorial Award it won during the festival’s awards night. The MMFF executive committee also issued a one-year ban on Yapan, Bacolod and producer Feliz Guerrero of Feliz Film Productions from joining the annual film festival.
The film itself was pulled out of cinemas last January 4 after Yapan failed to edit out the dog slaughter scene as he had promised during a January 2 meeting with the MMFF Execom at the office of MMFF and Metro Manila Development Authority Chairman Thomas Orbos.


Script Camp Lecturers
born 1961 in Wels, Upper Austria, raised in Vienna. 2004 with ANTARES he established himself as one of the most important Austrian auteur film-makers, also at an international level. Worked for theatre. Founded production company Spielmann Film. Guest lecturer at several German film universities. 2008 REVANCHE. Numerous international awards, a. o. Berlinale, nomination for the Foreign Language Oscar. His daughter Hannah is born. Since 2011 professor at Film Academy Vienna (script writing). 2013 OKTOBER NOVEMBER. likes to live in Vienna.
2013 Oktober November
2000 Die Fremde
1995 Liebe Lügen (script)
1993 Der Nachbar
From 1984 to 1998 she has worked as director for various theaters in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, a. o. at Schauspielhaus Zürich. Since 1999 she has worked in Switzerland, Germany and Luxembourg as an author and script consultant. For several years she managed the script development programme of Focal and SRF for Swiss TV films. Since 2008 she has been working as a lecturer of film and theater at ZHdK. She founded the master in screenwriting at ZHdK.
Co-author a. o. for the cinema features
2015 Heidi (dir: Markus Imboden)
2010 Trouble no more (dir: Andy Bausch)
2008 Tausend Ozeane (dir: Luki Frieden)
2011 Der Verdingbub (dir: Markus Imboden).
Die Kur (dir: Christoph Schaub, in prep.)
2013 Himmelreich (dir: Markus Imboden)
2014 Der Goalie bin ig (dir: Sabine Boss)
Born and bred in Berlin (East). He worked as an editor for the newspaper of the GDR civic movement “Die Andere“. Since 1992 he has been working as a freelance author of feature films and prose and director of documentary films. Since 2002 he has been professor for dramaturgy at the Film University Babelsberg. He won multiple awards and was recently nominatedfor the German Screenplay Prize (NILOWSKY, 2018).
2010 Boxhagener Platz (dir: Matti Geschonneck)
1997 Raus aus der Haut (dir: Andreas Dresen);
Im Namen der Unschuld (dir: Andreas Kleinert)
screenplay and directing:
2000 Von einer die auszog (Doc)
1995 Kuba Sigrid (Doc)
2018 Skandinavisches Viertel (novel)
2013 Nilowsky (novel, 2014 audio book, 2018 screenplay)
2008 Revolution und Filzläuse (collection of short stories)
2004 Boxhagener Platz (novel, 2005 audio book, 2010 screenplay for feature-film)
In 1997 Stefan Jäger finished his Studies in screenwriting and directing at the Film Academy Baden-Württemberg. Since 2002 he's been working a. o. as a dramaturgy and script lecturer at the ZHdK, as a lecturer for directing in Ludwigsburg and at the Stuttgart acting school. He wrote and directed numerous feature films for cinema and tv, documentaries and theatre plays and received several international prizes. Stefan Jäger is a member of the Swiss and European Film Academy.
2017 Blue my mind (prod.)
2017 Mathias Gnädinger – Die Liebe seines Lebens (dir., doc)
2016 Der grosse Sommer (most successful Swiss film 2016)
2016 11:23 - 09:59 (Projekt Angst)
2015 Schellen-Ursli (author)
2013 Horizon Beautiful
2007 Hello Goodbye
2003 Cyrill trifft (Doc)
2003 57’ 38’’Ewigkeit (Theater)
2001 Birthday (short)


The Abuja International Film Festival (AIFF) has honoured the National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB), Actors Guild of Nigeria(AGN) and other stakeholders with Special Recognitions Awards.
Its Founder, Fidelis Duker, said this in Abuja on Thursday night at the closing ceremony of AIFF with the theme“ Beyond Borders: Globalisation and the Film Business”
Duker said that the stakeholders were recognised for their support and contributions to the annual festival, making it a flagship event in the nation’s film industry.
According to him, the stakeholders are the Association of Movie Producers(AMP) , Directors Guild of Nigeria(DGN) and foremost filmmakers in the Nigerian film industry, among others.
Others include the US High Commission, British Council, Chinese Embassy, as well as relevant government institutions and government functionaries.
The founder said that the two decades of consistently holding the AIFF was a milestone that should be celebrated alongside those who have contributed to its success story.
“I take this opportunity as the founder of the Abuja International Film Festival to reflect on the incredible journey of our festival over the past 20 years.
“We also need to appreciate everyone who has been there for us in this amazing journey of building a foremost film festival in Abuja.
“It is truly remarkable to see how this event has grown from humble beginning when there were no cinemas in Abuja and Nigeria, to becoming a major contributor to the exhibition ecosystem in the country.”
Duker recalled that in the early days of the festival, film screening was a challenge due to the lack of dedicated cinema spaces, but it overcame the obstacle by leveraging on outdoor screenings and makeshift theatres in hotels.
“Through our constant dedication to promoting film culture, we were instrumental in fostering the development of cinemas and creating a demand for quality film experiences.
“This led to the establishment of numerous cinemas that now serve as vibrant hubs for film enthusiasts in the city,” he said.
According to him, this year’s edition of the festival explores the intersection between the rapidly evolving global film industry and the diverse cultures that shape it.
“We believe that cinema has the power to transcend boundaries and bring people together, providing a platform for cross-cultural understanding and exchange.”
In his goodwill message, National President of the AGN, Emeka Rollas (MON), expressed delight for the honour and described the AIFF as a mentoring platform for budding talents in Nigeria.
“On behalf of the AGN, I want to thank and celebrate the Abuja International Film Festival for being a part of the mentoring process for actors and would be actors.”
Dr Salihu Ladan, former Director-General of the Federal Radio Corporation (FRCN) , who also received the Special Recognitions Awards, extolled the founder of the AIFF for staying committed to its goals over these years.
“You have placed Nigeria film industry on the global map,” Ladan said.(NAN)


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Sir Michael Caine and Sir Kenneth Branagh visited The Bob Edwards Show (interviewed from the New York studios) in 2007 to promote their new film, Sleuth, a re-imagining of the 1972 film written by Anthony Shaffer and based on his 1970 Tony Award-winning play. This film, written by Nobel Prize for Literature honoree Harold Pinter, starred Jude Law and Michael Caine, directed by Kenneth Branagh.
From the introduction:
The movie “Sleuth” was directed by Kenneth Branagh and stars Jude Law and Michael Caine. Branagh and Caine are my guests today. We’ll talk about “Sleuth” and other highlights from their two very distinguished careers. Caine has been at it for more than fifty years and has two Oscars. Branagh has Oscar nominations as an actor, director and a writer.
This interview was produced by Cristy Meiners, who mentioned on the last program that this was one of her favorite productions. The laughter from the other end of the headsets is infectious, possibly even more so in the unproduced raw interview which is part of the archives. And the program includes another Cristy Meiners production, Frank Kelly who accompanies Bob on a tour of the National Gallery’s Edward Hopper exhibit. Script/roadmap included (and no, I have no idea why the roadmap was hand-dated a year before the program date; October 13th of 2006 had Terry Gilliam and Andy Borowitz as guests).


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-which movie did you last watch and did you like it?
-tell us about your favourite movies and why you like them.
EXAMPLE I like comedies and animations.
I last watched the Simpsons Movie. I liked it, it was very funny.
My favourite movies are Interstellar, 3 Idiots and Forrest Gump
I like Interstellar because it’s very exciting and it’s a lot of adventure.
“3 idiots” is very funny and Forrest Gump is very enjoyable. I like them too
Show us your favourite film on your TV or PC screen. Talk about your favourite characters and why you like the film
EXAMPLE This is my favourite film, 3 Idiots. I like it because it is very funny. It is about 3 best friends. They are university students and they study engineering. This is Farhan, this is Rancho and this is Raju. My favourite character is Rancho because he is very clever and a very good friend. He changes his friends’ lives. I watched this film 3 years ago in my English class. All my friends loved the film
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“So who spilt the beans about her affair with David?”
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Tell us about your film character. Why do you like him/her?
EXAMPLE My favourite film character is Homer Simpson. I like him because he’s very funny but he is reckless and selfish. In the picture here he spilt the beans to the people in his town


Join the Gorge Owned Business Network and other community organizations at Springhouse Cellar on Tuesday, March 13th for a screening of the documentary film “I AM.”
I AM is an engaging and entertaining film that poses two practical and provocative questions: What’s wrong with our world, and what can we do to make it better?
The filmmaker behind the inquiry is Tom Shadyac, one of Hollywood’s leading comedy practitioners and the creative force behind such blockbusters as “Ace Ventura,” “Liar Liar,” “The Nutty Professor,” and “Bruce Almighty.”
Armed with nothing but his innate curiosity and a small crew to film his adventures, Shadyac set out on a 21st century quest for enlightenment. He meets with a variety of thinkers and doers—remarkable men and women from the worlds of science, philosophy, academia, and faith—including such luminaries as David Suzuki, Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Lynne McTaggart, Ray Anderson, John Francis, Coleman Barks, and Marc Ian Barasch. This film gives us inspiration to take on the many challenges facing our world, and gives us reason to celebrate the many wonderful acts of kindness already taking place in our community.
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When: Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Networking from 6 – 7 p.m.
Film begins at 7 p.m. and is about 75 minutes long.
Where: Springhouse Cellar, 13 Railroad St., Hood River
Cost: $10 suggested donation, $8 for GO! members, $5 for children 12 and under


We’re teaming up with NerdLanta to exhilarate your taste buds with delicious ciders and quench your thirst for amazing cinema!
On October 30, we’re showing a special screening of the classic 1968 film Night of The Living Dead, directed by George A. Romero.
Festivities will kick off at 7pm with a performance from comedian Andrew Michael. We’ll also be serving drinks and snacks and hosting a Night of the Living Dead bingo game once the film starts at 8pm with the chance to win some awesome prizes!
$10 admission includes movie, one cider and FREE popcorn!


Her Move Next
The award-winning film, Her Move Next, is an inspiring short documentary (run time ~18 minutes) chronicling New York’s PS 33 Chelsea Prep elementary school’s 2016-2017 girls’ chess team. The team’s inaugural 2015-2016 scholastic chess season had surprising success culminating in a second-place finish in the 2016 All-Girls National Championships. (U8 Section). In the Spring of 2017, NYC-based filmmaker Ian Phillips documented the rise of the all-girls scholastic chess team. Led by Program Director Russell Makofsky and Head Coach Angel Lopez, the film shows the team build upon the success of its 2016 season to recruit more girls to its already diverse roster, including Chloe, a precocious and insightful 8-year old. The chemistry flourishes for both teammates and parents alike, artfully captured on camera by Ian Phillips. As the team prepares for the 2017 All-Girls National Championships in Chicago, the girls learn how sisterhood translate into wins over the board. Despite the achievements at 2017 City and State Championships, can the team sustain the passion and perseverance to overcome the mounting obstacles along the way to the 2017 All-Girls National Championships?
Winner of the People’s Choice Award in the 2018 London Feminista Film Festival, finalist in the 2018 Long Beach Indie International Film Festival and selected to the 2018 New York Latino Film Festival presented by HBO, Her Move Next is a smart exposé of an elementary school girls’ chess team leaning in, motivated by friendship and fun. Please visit HerMoveNext.com to watch the film and share photos, events, stories and smiles with #HerMoveNext to help inspire more girls to play chess.


Ghosts, aliens, psychopaths, and a few touches of comedy—what to watch on Halloween. Boo.
The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Dir. James Whale (based on a novel by Mary Shelley) I have only been able to watch this film twice. What could be more terrifying than finding your creator has abandoned you? That every chance for friendship and companionship has been stripped away? That you are too grotesque to be loved? And, that the one creature made especially for you cannot stand the sight of you?
Invaders from Mars (1953) Dir. William Cameron Menzies The source of many childhood nightmares, this film taught me an important lesson: often the greatest dangers to our humanity and lives are hidden. Oh, yes, and DON’T WALK ON SAND.
The Bad Seed (1956) Dir. Mervyn LeRoy (based on a play by Maxwell Anderson and novel by Wlliam March) A devoted mother begins to suspect that her sweet, loving, angelic-looking daughter is a cold-blooded killer. How can pure evil exist in such an exquisite skin?
“Side Show” (1961) Dir. Seymour Robbie This was an episode in a short-lived TV series entitled, Way Out, hosted by Roald Dahl. Some of the episodes have been released on DVD, but, sadly, not this one about a man who becomes infatuated with a woman kept alive by electricity, “who was really very beautiful before she lost her head.” What can I say? Love can be dangerous….
10 Rillington Place (1971) Dir. Richard Fleischer This fact-based film about the British serial killer, John Christie, kept me up for days. Richard Attenborough is chillingly and deceptively meek as Christie, and John Hurt is sad and broken as Timothy Evans, the husband of one of Christie’s victims, who was falsely convicted and executed for his wife’s murder. This film was terrifying on many levels, because Christie was able to lure some of his victims to his lair by promising them cures for various illnesses, or safe abortions. How many of us, I wondered, if desperate enough, could become prey, too? How many of us, if heartbroken and depleted enough, would confess to a crime we didn’t commit?
The Stepford Wives (1975) Dir. Bryan Forbes (based on a novel by Ira Levin) Levin’s cautionary tale for feminists seems dated, but its fundamental awareness of the deep anger some men feel over a perceived loss of control, and their desire to get it back, remains relevant, and very scary.
The Vanishing (1988) Dir. by George Sluizer (based on a novella by Tim Krabbe) A young man and woman, very much in love, are on trip. She disappears, and years later he’s contacted by her abductor. The original version, in Dutch, violates both the young man’s and audience’s expectations with a truly horrific and unforgettable ending.
Topper (1937) Dir. Norman Z. McLeod Cary Grant Cary Grant Cary Grant…. Need I say more?
The Uninvited (1944) Dir. Lewis Allen A composer, a coastal house with a history, a beautiful girl, and “Stella by Starlight” Sigh…
The Time of Their Lives (1946) Dir. Charles Barton Atypical Abbott and Costello comedy: Lou Costello and Marjorie Reynolds are mistakenly branded as traitors during the Revolutionary War, and their spirits are bound to the estate where they were killed. Bud Abbott, a descendant of the man who cursed them, tries to help them. A perfect blend of laughs and chills.
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) Dir. Joseph L. Mankiewicz An impossible romance between a widow and the ghost of a sea captain, set to a score by the brilliant Bernard Herrmann
The Innocents (1961) Dir. Jack Clayton Still the best adaptation of Henry James’s The Turn of the Screw, with a screenplay by William Archibald and Truman Capote.
The Haunting (1963) Dir. Robert Wise Adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House. Despite changes to the nature of Eleanor’s awakening sexuality, this film is very close in spirit to the book. The mirrors alone are terrifying.
The Shining (1980) Dir. Stanley Kubrick Adaptation of Stephen King’s The Shining. A visual treat—an isolated, haunted hotel in the dead of winter, blood pouring out of an elevator, Jack Nicholson going insane, and that hedge maze….
The Others (2001) Alejandro Amenábar Toward the end of World War II, a mother of two children waits in a mansion for her husband to return from battle and begins to sense the arrival of a spectral presence. Imaginative story, sensitively realized.
The Devil’s Backbone (2001) Guillermo del Toro Near the end of the Spanish Civil War, a ghost appears to a boy in a orphanage and makes a dire prediction. Frightening and sad.


Movie Lists Containing The Word scary
10 movies, Kate
Horror movies have been a part of cinema culture for almost as long as cinema itself has been around. It should come as no surprise that scary movies have become increasingly popular as the years pass. So much so that almost every horror movie put out these days will procure a good opening weekend, even if the movie isn’t that good. Americans, and everyone else around the world, have become fixated on the horror genre, and while many scary movies are campy, there are plenty that chill us to the bone. The debate over the top ten scary movies has been an ongoing one for many years. While you will see a difference some differences of opinions out there as to which scary movies belong in the top ten, there is one fact that remains true in any “top” horror movie list you see. Most of the scariest movies were made years ago, with hardly any more recent horror releases cracking lists. While there are definitely some scary movies from the last ten years, only a couple of them are really worthy enough to crack our top ten. Here now is a list of the top ten scary movies. You may not agree with all of them, but you can’t argue that they all belong in the conversation. We have numbered them, starting with ten and going down to our choice for the number 1 scariest movie of all time. Enjoy!collapse
Open for suggestions!
7 movies, jayneinwonderland
As an avid comedy movie viewer, I have decided to create this list as I am in need of some suggestions of new comedy movies. Can be any type of comedy, including Romantic, slapstick, classic etc. I have also included some of my favourite comedy movies I recommend everyone watches for a good laugh! Please no scary movies!!!collapse


Reif Larsen is an American author. He studied at Brown University and has taught at Columbia University, where he received his MFA in fiction. He is the author of The Selected Works of T. S. Spivet, an international bestseller that has been published in 27 languages. It was also shortlisted for the Guardian First Book Award and the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and was made into the film The Young and Prodigious T. S. Spivet (2013). He is also a filmmaker who has made documentaries in the US, UK and sub-Saharan Africa. He currently lives in Scotland.


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As seen in Aspire Magazine, December 2019.
Love them or loathe them, those Christmas films are coming! Here are a few hits (and the odd guilty pleasure) to see you through the most wonderful time of the year…
The Snowman (1982)
The Snowman is a timeless, animated journey. On Christmas Eve, a young boy builds a snowman that comes to life and takes him to the North Pole to meet Father Christmas. Enjoy this original masterpiece with the whole family.
Home Alone (1990)
A 90s classic loved by kids and parents alike, Home Alone is a family comedy without the family. An eight-year-old troublemaker must protect his house from a pair of burglars when he is accidentally left home alone by his family during Christmas vacation.
Love Actually (2003)
2003's feel-good comedy of the year, from one of Britain's most successful comedy screenwriters, Richard Curtis, Love Actually follows the lives of eight very different couples dealing with their love lives in various, loosely interrelated tales, all set during a frantic month before Christmas in London.
Made for the kids, loved by the adults too! After discovering he is a human, Buddy, a man raised as an elf at the North Pole decides to travel to New York City to locate his real father, spreading Christmas cheer in a world of cynics in the process.
A Christmas Carol (1951) / A Christmas Carol (1938) / The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)
Adaptations of the classic, 1843 novel by Charles Dickens. Old bitter miser Ebenezer Scrooge is given a chance for redemption when he is haunted by three ghosts on Christmas Eve.
Die Hard (1988)
Suspense, excitement and adventure - forty stories high, on Christmas Eve. An NYPD officer tries to save his wife and several others taken hostage by German terrorists during a Christmas party at the Nakatomi Plaza in Los Angeles. Unable to escape and with no immediate police response, John is forced to take matters into his own hands.
How The Grinch Stole Christmas (1967) / How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)
On the outskirts of Whoville, there lives a green, revenge-seeking Grinch, who plans on ruining Christmas for all of the citizens of the town. Based on the heart-warming and hilarious book by Dr. Seuss.
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, decides to spread Christmas joy to the world. But his well-meaning mission causes confusion, unwittingly puts Santa Clause in jeopardy and creates a nightmare for all good little boys and girls everywhere!
It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
Frank Capra's Christmas masterpiece follows the story of Clarence, an angel sent from Heaven to help George, a desperately frustrated businessman by showing him what life would have been like if he had never existed. Regarded by some as the best Christmas film ever made.


Musical Theatre Club
With Georgina Palmer & Oli Edwards
Tuesday 4.pm -5.30pm ages 7-12 years old
Students learn song and dance routines from their favourite west end shows and pop songs. They perform at the end of term to parents and friends. Places are available on this popular, new group.
£50 for 6 week term.
Tri-it Drama and Movement
With Claudia Pepler
This class is not currently running. Please e mail firstname.lastname@example.org for more information on future dates.
Tuesday 4-4.45pm 3-6 years old.
This new class group will focus on basic stagecraft using play, music and heaps of imagination to create stories and plays. The groups aim is to boost social skills, build confidence, and offers an introduction to the performing arts.
£50 for 11 week term.
With Claudia Pepler, Georgina Palmer and Oli Edwards
Tuesdays 5.30 -7pm ages 12-16 years old
This group explores a range of drama techniques, including character work and interpreting scripts, steering original ideas towards creating a quality public performance.
Great for building confidence! The group is also encouraged to attend performances, with some ticket prices included in the fee.
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Saturday morning 10-12pm 8-12 years old
The group focuses on stage techniques and disciplines whilst having fun creating imaginative work ready to show to parents at the end of term. This group is very popular.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 4, 2012
SCHUMER: CONSTRUCTION OF NYC’S FIRST-EVER OUTDOOR MOVIE STUDIO BEING HELD UP BY BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPE; CALLS ON FEDS TO QUICKLY APPROVE PROJECT PLANS THAT WILL MAKE NYC A MAJOR DESTINATION FOR FILM AND TELEVISION CLIENTS
United States Senator Charles E. Schumer called on the National Park Service (NPS), today, to immediately sign-off on a plan to allow the first-ever outdoor movie studio in New York City to stay on schedule and open in time to allow production use by the summer of 2013. Kaufman Astoria Studios (KAS), a major movie studio in Astoria, Queens is expanding its operation by building New York’s first-ever outdoor studio lot that will allow production companies to film exterior and special effects shots and attract new film and TV clients to NYC that otherwise would have to choose Los Angeles and other cities. The National Park Service, which deeded the land to New York City for the purposes of building this studio, had previously signed off on the deal, but is requiring an additional layer of review in order to approve slight design changes for the outdoor lot. Schumer pointed out that NPS is asking for this additional review despite the fact that the land – which they deeded to the city exclusively for film production – is being used for that exact purpose. Schumer pointed out that a second review by NPS of the design could push the $2 million project 3-4 months behind schedule and threaten the studio’s ability to host major productions by the summer of 2013.
“It’s time to say ‘action’ on this project, so that New York City can become the new star of the film and television industry,” said Schumer. “By building the City’s first ever outdoor studio lot, we can attract film and TV clients that would otherwise have to choose Los Angeles. We can provide a huge boost to New York’s booming film and television industries by getting this project completed so that major production companies can begin using the studio by summer of next year. This outdoor lot could become an iconic New York City destination like the great studios of Hollywood, but the National Park Service needs to stop the needless bureaucratic delays and allow this project to move forward.”
"The creation of the City’s first studio back lot is another chapter in realizing our vision for the studio as a complete campus. The back lot will add to the growth of the Kaufman Astoria Studios campus, the industry in New York and the economic development of the neighborhood. We are excited to see this project move forward,” said Hal Rosenbluth, president of Kaufman Astoria Studios.
Kaufman Astoria Studios, a major movie studio located in Astoria, Queens, has been trying to expand in its current location by building New York City’s first-ever outdoor movie studio lot. Kaufman plans to enclose 36th Street between 34th and 35th Avenues and build an iconic entry gate, at 36th Street on 35th Avenue – creating a dramatic studio campus that could become an iconic NYC destination. The studio will allow productions to shoot exterior and special effects shots within the Kaufman Studios campus, directly and conveniently adjacent to the interior sound stages, making NYC a destination for film and television clients who otherwise would have chosen Los Angeles, Toronto or New Orleans.
Kaufman has already received approval for the project, including enclosing 36th street, through the rigorous Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP) – a local process that included approval from the NPS, Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) and review of the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). The project requires NPS approval because the site is on National Park Service land. In the 1970s, the National Park Service deeded the land to New York City with the stipulation that the historic site, originally a silent film mecca in the 1920s, continue to be used for film purposes. According to the terms of the deed, the agency must sign-off to ensure the land is being used for the purposes it was transferred. NPS, through the ULURP process, had already done that, but because the New York City’s Public Design Commission (PDC) subsequently requested that the project make slight design changes to add a more “gritty, industrial feel,” Kaufman Studios redesigned the gate at the entrance to the outdoor studios. The National Park Service has now informed the studio that because of the aesthetic changes to the gate, they would again have to review the entire project– a lengthy process that will mean project delays and increased costs.
Schumer called on NPS Director Jonathan B. Jarvis to waive this re-review of the project to allow construction to go forward immediately and not hold up the construction timeframe. Schumer noted that a second round of redundant approvals could delay the project significantly and threatens the ability of the studio to allow production companies to use the lot for the lucrative summer season of 2013. Schumer argued that this project would be a game-changer for the NYC film and television industry, helping it compete with bigger industries in LA and elsewhere and contributing to significant job growth in Queens. Schumer said the NPS should sign off on the project now to allow construction to begin and a summer 2013 opening to take place.
New York’s TV and film industry is booming. According to the New York Daily News, in 2011 188 films and a record 23 primetime TV shows were shot in New York City. Kaufman Astoria Studios already spent $23 million on a new indoor film and TV studio in 2010. And the other major movie studio in New York, Steiner Studios, recently announced that it would be adding five soundstages, at 45,000 square feet, to its facilities at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Astoria Studios has been making entertainment history for 90 years. Its doors were opened by the legendary Adolph Zuckor in 1920. Eventually, the studio became a home for Paramount Pictures, and during the next 20 years, over 120 silent and sound films were produced at the studio. At the start of WWII, the studio was taken over by the U.S. Signal Corps and became known as the Army Pictorial Center. The building eventually fell into disuse, until a non-profit foundation re-opened the big stage in 1977 for the production of "The Wiz. In 1980, New York City turned to real estate developer George S. Kaufman to renovate, expand and revive this national landmark. Working with many interested organizations, he was able to achieve his vision of a full-service, comprehensive studio capable of handling any type, size and style of production. Today, Kaufman Astoria Studios is the location for major motion pictures, independent films, television shows and commercials. Kaufman’s stages have been graced by stars such as Bill Cosby, Harrison Ford, Meryl Streep, Al Pacino, Demi Moore and the cast of Sesame Street.
A copy of Schumer’s letter to the National Park Service can be found below.
Dear Director Jarvis,
I write to urge National Park Service (NPS) to approve Kaufman Astoria Studios’ (KAS) design for a new Studio Lot at the demapped portion of 36th Street between 34th and 35th Avenues in Astoria, Queens. The project will be the first outdoor studio lot in New York City and would add a valuable asset to the City’s booming film industry. This expansion of the KAS would attract commercial investment, create jobs, assist community development and help New York become a more formidable player in an increasingly competitive global film and television industry.
In January 2011, KAS completed the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP) receiving approval for their design and obtaining permission to demap the street. As part of this process KAS, as a member of the National Register of Historic Place, presented the schematic designs to NPS and received their approval. Following ULURP, the project proceeded through New York City’s Public Design Commission (PDC) review. The PDC required certain design changes to add a more industrial feel, which required alterations to the original design. KAS complied as directed and subsequently received approval from the PDC.
There has been an incredible amount of oversight and input from landmark agencies, including NPS. At this stage NPS’s design feedback must be worked out in an efficient and collaborative manner. The KAS project is focused on expanding the film industry at this historic site and is in keeping with NPS’s goal for the location. The architectural layout, which NPS originally determined posed no archeological concerns, has not changed. Furthermore, all design changes required by PDC have be done in such a way by KAS to add function to the lot as a film location, which also falls in line with NPS’s goal to grow the film industry at this location.
NPS must do anything it can facilitate the project’s advancement. KAS has already gone through extensive review and oversight processes that have included NPS input. Further reviews will be unnecessarily burdensome and could gravely affect the project’s financial standing. New York City’s television and film industry is entering a renaissance, and the bureaucratic process should not be the cause of a lost opportunity. I look forward to your reply. If there are any questions on this matter, please don’t hesitate to contact my office.
U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer


How important is accuracy in historical films? I guess that depends on who you ask. I personally don’t mind if my historical films have only half-baked truths in them. Allow me to explain.
Recently, Christopher Nolan’s new film Dunkirk was released to universal critical acclaim. (Full disclosure: although I intend too, I have not seen it yet.) The film covers the evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk, France in 1940. The true story is pretty amazing; the British military was in deep trouble, surrounded by Germans and on the brink of disaster, but a coordinated effort by the Royal Navy and civilian ships saw hundreds of thousands of lives spared.
I follow a lot of historians on Twitter, and I was interested in what they would have to say about the film. I’ve seen every one of Christopher Nolan’s films, so I knew the movie would be enjoyable, but I was curious how historically accurate it would be. Most historical films take a great deal of narrative license when telling their story, so I’m always interested in how close a film adheres to the truth and where it strays.
I could give you a breakdown of the licenses Nolan took, but it’s much easier to link to historian James Holland’s review of the film. He gives a detailed account of what he liked about the film and where he takes issue with the liberties they took. Dunkirk is no exception when it comes to fudging the historical record. But the larger question that should probably be asked about this film and every historical film is: Does it matter?
I could give a long list of historical films that I love: Gladiator, Elizabeth, Lincoln, Tombstone, Braveheart, Schindler’s List, Lawrence of Arabia, Saving Private Ryan, Patton, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford…and that’s just to name a few. All of these films, in my opinion, succeed as pieces of art and entertainment, and every time I watch them I leave impressed and sometimes moved by the way in which they speak to the human experience. But they all share the same common flaw; none of them is completely accurate.
Take Elizabeth, for example. The first time I saw this film, I knew practically nothing about Elizabeth I of England. The defeat of the Spanish Armada and that she was the daughter of Henry VIII was about the extent of my knowledge. After watching Cate Blanchett’s magnetic performance in Elizabeth, I was electrified. There were so many great moments in that film (many of them involving Geoffrey Rush, who played Francis Walsingham). In my eagerness to know more about Elizabeth, I got Alison Weir’s book The Life of Elizabeth I. Imagine my shock when, at the end of the book, she gives a complete breakdown of all the film portrayals of Elizabeth I, and torches Elizabeth, pointing out the infinite deviations the film had from the historical record.
After learning about the true life of Elizabeth, I now realize that the film is deeply flawed. Francis Walsingham did not poison Mary of Guise. Henry, Duke of Anjou, never personally courted Elizabeth and wasn’t a cross dresser. Robert Dudley wasn’t a part of the Ridolfi Plot. There are many other historical inaccuracies that the film contains, and it also plays incredibly loose with ages and dates. Nevertheless, I still enjoy the film and think Blanchett’s performance is one of the best by a lead actress that I’ve seen in a while.
The irony, however, is that I would never have bought Weir’s book if it weren’t for that film. I realize, as I stated initially, that my experience is probably atypical. I’m more invested in history than the average person, so most people probably won’t purchase a biography of a film subject. But such people do exist. It’s why a historian like James Holland writes lengthy posts on his personal site about the historical facts of Dunkirk; because people like me, who have an interest in the film, will do the research and find out the truth.
No one should be using a film as the basis of knowledge for historical fact. While some films strive for accuracy more closely than others, film is first and foremost a vehicle for story, not accuracy, and as such a certain amount of narrative license is to be expected. In some cases, you can probably make the argument that a better movie could be made sticking closer to the facts. But regardless, I think a historical film that plays with facts is still better than no historical film at all. There’s always a good chance that an entertaining film can awaken interest in a subject with which people were previously unfamiliar.


Another classic, but one I just saw for the first time last week when I stayed home sick. It’s amazing to me that many of the reviewers and commenters didn’t see a lesbian relationship – it was plain as day to me. I guess it goes to show that you’ll see what you want. Maybe that’s why my parents had no idea I was gay until I sat ’em down and told them … Anyway, if you haven’t seen it, it’s a fantastic film. And I’d say Idgie is a great model of 1920’s butch fasion, too.
I was looking for a watch-free-online version of The Celluloid Closet, which is a fantastic documentary about the history of gay cinema, but instead I stumbled across a metafilter post with links to a whole crapton of gay documentaries that I will be watching when I get home.
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If you’ve never seen Eddie Izzard’s Dress to kill, it’s fucking fabulous. I’ve probably listened to it or watched it 50 times and it’s still funny. Izzard is a smart British transvestite who enjoys cursing and poking badgers with spoons. What else can you say?
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The lesbian classic Better Than Chocolate is now available for streaming from Netflix. It’s a great movie about a woman’s struggle with her orientation, identity, and family. Plus, Christina Cox is hella cute.
Free at Netflix
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Whilst perusing netflix for something new and interesting to watch I came across this 2005 film about six aggressive – butch/trans/genderqueer – lesbians in NYC. It follows their lives through the course of fame, jail, the military, relationships, and everyday life. If you’ve got netflix, I think it’s certainly worth a watch.
Stream free from Netflix


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I first began the project on July 25, 2008. I had just finished re-watching the anime "Cowboy Bebop"; the smooth animation, amazing fight scenes, and lively music inspired me. So, I took my favourite song and made this movie... I tried to make the movie sort of match the song like I did with my "Kung Fu" sprite movie. There are some anime references within this movie that most people probably won't notice due to the fact that they're only shown for split seconds... There was a lot of intense frame-by-frame involved. This is without a doubt my best movie to date.
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Top 20 most beautiful female celebrities over 30 years old in the world
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20. Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez was born in 1969 on July 24 in New York City. She has held her ground over the years due to the four current nominations she has been nominated for. She is an American producer, dancer, singer and actress. Many people know her thanks to her songs.
19. Charlize Theron
Charlize Theron is a South African born on August 7, 1975. She is a South African-American producer and actress. With these two titles, it's clear she's gorgeous. Many people recognize her thanks to the various awards she has won. She is a beautiful mother of two children.
18. Kate Winslet
Kate Elizabeth Winslet CBE (born 5 October 1975) is an English actress. She is known for her independent films, especially historical dramas, and often portrays suffering women. Winslet is the recipient of various awards, including 3 British Academy Film Awards, 4 Golden Globe Awards, and is one of the few artists to have won Oscars, Emmys and Grammys.
17. Milla Jovovich
Milica Bogdanovna Jovovich (born December 17, 1975), better known by her stage name Milla Jovovich, is an American actress, model, and musician. Her starring roles in many action and sci-fi movies led music channel VH1 to label her the "reigning rock queen" in 2006. In 2004, Forbes identified her as a paid model. highest salary in the world.
16. Gal Gadot
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15. Kristen Stewart
Kristen Jaymes Stewart (born April 9, 1990) is an American actress and filmmaker. She rose to stardom as Bella Swan in the series The Twilight Saga (2008–2012), which grossed over $3.3 billion worldwide. As the world's highest-paid actress in 2010 and 2012, she is the recipient of the César Award, the only American actress to have won it.
14. Natalie Portman
Natalie Portman, born 1981, is an Israeli from Jerusalem. She is a film director, writer, producer and actress. She is a beautiful mother of two children who has achieved many achievements in life. Her accolades include two Golden Globes and an academy award. With these awards, she became famous and recognized by everyone for her beauty.
13. Madeleine Marie Stowe
Madeleine Marie Stowe Mora is an American actress. She appeared mostly on television before landing her breakout role in the 1987 crime comedy film Stakeout. She went on to star in the films Revenge (1990), Bad Girls (1994), China Moon (1994), 12 Monkeys (1995), The General's Daughter (1999) and We Were Soldiers (2002). For her performance in the 1993 independent film Short Cuts, she won the National Association of Film Critics' Awards for Best Supporting Actress.
12. Emma Watson
Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson is an English actress and activist. She has gained recognition for her roles in both blockbusters and indie films, as well as her activism for women's rights. Watson has been ranked among the world's highest-paid actresses by Forbes and Vanity Fair and named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2015.
11. Nicole Kidman
Finally, we have Nicole Kidman, born on June 20, 1967, in the United States. She is an Australian-American producer and actress. These two titles define the beauty in Nicole. She has won various awards such as five Golden Globe Awards, and this has made her even more famous around the world. She is a beautiful mother of four children.


Most of us understand that Hollywood is out of tale suggestions and is taking on scripts from Asian film favorites. For those that might not be well-versed in the global film circuit, the closest encounter they might have had with Bollywood photos are Hollywood knock-offs such as “The Expert” as well as the yet to be released “The Love Expert,” both movies tampering with Indian culture with much less than flattering representations. However what lots of people do unknown is that Bollywood is a burgeoning movie industry with a track record of making an outstanding variety of 1000 attribute movies a year.
No, Bollywood is not just what you ‘d anticipate it to be, as its name suggests. Probably the usual factor in between Hollywood as well as Bollywood is that they’re both the home entertainment resources of countries that have a big movie-loving crowd. There is no Beverly Hills counterpart in India or a mountain which shows large, white letters that mean ‘BOLLYWOOD’ to mark the country’s entertainment center. As an alternative, ‘Bollywood’ is a portmanteau word acquired kind ‘Bombay’ as well as ‘Hollywood’ which is made use of to describe India’s show business.
India started making movies in 1913 (the very first being “Raja Harishchandra” a whole quiet attribute movie) and also by 3 even more decades, 200 Bollywood pictures were being created in a year!
As recognized by those which delight in international movie sample once in a while, Bollywood images are mainly musicals. It is likewise recognized to Bollywood audiences that a movie’s success greatly relies on the quality of the music numbers they offer. This indicates fancy outfits, a lot of vocal singing, and thoroughly choreographed dances.
From the standard musicals, Bollywood has also made images much more fit to the taste of a global audience. In 2002, ‘Devdas,’ which stars Aishwarya Rai, made a wonderful influence at the Cannes Movie Celebration, creating audiences to take a closer take a look at Indian cinema. Shortly after, Ronnie Screwvala, a famous Bollywood producer, took Jhumpa Lahiri’s award-winning book, ‘The Namesake’ right into a whole activity image. The motion picture was a business success, giving more chances for Bollywood movies to have a wider flow beyond India.
Altogether, Bollywood’s growth is undeniable. Stars such as Aishwarya Rai have now started going across over, acquiring appeal in the western world. She has started being seen in preferred television programs such as 60 Minutes and even the ever preferred Oprah Winfrey Show.
The manuscripts of Bollywood movies are typically in average Hindi or Hindustani which are also talked by the majority of the populace. Nonetheless, a number of motion pictures have also made use of regional languages or dialects depending on the local shade of the film setting. Current mainstream Bollywood movies additionally make excellent use of English. A great deal of films have many lines of English included in the manuscript. There is additionally growing variety of Bollywood pictures that are made completely in English. This is another sign of Bollywood reaching out into the worldwide market.
For those that might not be well-versed in the international movie circuit, the closest encounter they might have had with Bollywood pictures are Hollywood knock-offs such as “The Guru” and also the yet to be released “The Love Guru,” both movies tampering with Indian culture with much less than lovely representations. What a lot of people do not recognize is that Bollywood is a blossoming film market with a credibility of producing a remarkable number of 1000 feature films a year.
As understood by those that delight in global film sampling once in a while, Bollywood pictures are mainly musicals. It is additionally understood to Bollywood audiences that a movie’s success substantially depends on the top quality of the music numbers they provide.


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I’m only two episodes into the newest season of Skins and am already loving the fashions. Overall, the styles are somewhat reminiscent of the eighties – leggings galore, bike shorts, big earrings and crazy pony tails – but one character in particular has got me yearning for a pixie and new blazer – Franky Fitzgerald.
Franky (short for Franchesca) sports an androgynous style by mixing collared shirts with oxfords. Some days her look screams Oliver Twist, while others Twiggy. I love how she plays with gender roles through her appearance.
So, Skins fans, keep an eye out for Frankie’s sweet style and keep me posted with what you like about the series thus far.
Fun fact: Dakota Blue Richards, the actress who plays Franky was the star in the 2007 film The Golden Compass. I’m looking forward to seeing where her career goes after this show.


- "Our family is back. And they're going in action."
- ―The movie's tagline
|The Simpsons: Back in Action|
|Directed By||David Silverman|
|Produced By|| James L. Brooks|
|Written By|| James L. Brooks|
|Starring|| Dan Castellaneta|
|Music By|| Hans Zimmer|
|Editing By||John Carnochan|
|Studio|| Gracie Films|
Rough Draft Feature Animation
|Distributed By||20th Century Fox|
|Running Time||87 minutes|
The Simpsons: Back in Action is a 2019 feature-length film based on The Simpsons. This sequel to The Simpsons Movie is produced by Gracie Films and Annapurna Pictures for 20th Century Fox with animation produced by Film Roman and Rough Draft Studios and was released worldwide August 9, 2019 (with the exception of the United Kingdom and Australia, where the film was released on August 8, 2019). Individual producers of the film include James L. Brooks, Matt Groening, Al Jean, Mike Scully, and Richard Sakai and was written by eleven of the television series' most prolific writers: Scully, Jean, Brooks, Groening, Ian Maxtone-Graham, George Meyer, David Mirkin, Mike Reiss, Matt Selman, John Swartzwelder, and Jon Vitti. The film was directed by David Silverman, a former supervising director of The Simpsons TV series. The film stars the regular television cast of Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Hank Azaria, Harry Shearer, Pamela Hayden and Tress MacNeille, with the film's live action cast of Selena Gomez, Mila Kunis, and Andy Daly.
In addition to the cast from The Simpsons, the live action protrayals from Back in Action include:


The short film âInfiltrationâ was made entirely as an experiment to test various Special Effects techniques used in many memorable movies. Although the effects used in this movie are in their very basic forms the end result of all those little effects coming together made for a very entertaining six minute video. The story of the film revolves around a spy and the action he gets into as he completes a mission, but thatâs all thatâs needed to be said about the story really because this short focuses on the action more than it does on the story and so there lie its entertainment.
âInfiltrationâ was produced by Regail Studios, a group of artist who has been doing visual arts mainly CG Design and artistic video production for about 6 years. Being involved in many diverse projects over that period of time the Regail team has garnered many skills needed to make this short movie. The total production time of this short was about three weeks; the whole thing was shot in one day using a Sony DSC-W270 digital camera. Then another week to do all the editing and VFX, to clarify a bit more about the some of the effects in the short the gun fire effects were all done in Adobe After Effects and the helicopter shot was done with both 3D Studio Max and After effects. The remaining two weeks were spent for Music and audio mixing which was done in Adobe Audition.
The Cast and Crew of the short movie consist of Chathuranga Fernando (Directing, Editing and VFX), Hashan Godakanda (Music, Acting and Production) and Rashel Fernando (Production and Acting).
This is just one of the first experiments done by the Regail Studios team to do much more better stuff in the future, so anyone whoâs interested can look forward to much more entertaining stuff in the months to come.
Copyright Â© 2011 Xtream Youth.Â All rights reserved.
Written by Regail Studios


Capri is inspired by the setting of Villa Malaparte and the cult film Le Mépris (1963) filmed on the island of Capri.
The composition is edgy, fresh, light and yet calming. Fragrance notes include sweet and bitter orange, ylang ylang extra oil and white musk.
"I've always been fascinated by iconic, forward-thinking films. The 1963 film Le Mépris, starring Brigitte Bardot and Jack Palance, is both iconic and stylish. The film contains a W scheme of red (tolerance, love), blue ( cold) and white (neutrality), which refers to the national flags of France and the United States, recalling the thematic elements of the narrative."
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At this time of year, who doesn’t love getting all cozy and watching Netflix? I have been watching so much recently as it is a nice break from school work and my job and means I can relax in the evenings so thought that in this post I would recommend some of my current favourites to you.
The first thing on Netflix that I have been loving recently is Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, this has recently come out and my friends recommended it to me, so far, I am on episode 7 and am addicted. It has horror elements to it but I think it is an easy and enjoyable watch, I’m not usually one for horror but I really like this show.
Another TV series that I am obsessed with is Dynasty, I have been watching this since it came on to Netflix a while ago and they are now releasing episodes of season 2, weekly. It revolves around a lot of drama, romance and family relationships and how they get mixed up when business is involved. This is my favourite show at the moment so I’d definitely give it a try. It also features Liz Gillies (who used to be in Victorious) and her fashion within the show is gorgeous.
A film series that I have been working my way through is Twilight. I never watched this growing up like most people but have heard loads about it. Although it has some very cringe elements it is a really easy and enjoyable watch and if its to do with vampires then i usually love it (as you will see in my next point).
One of my friends recommended the show The Originals to me, this is a spin off of The Vampire Diaries. I loved The Vampire Diaries and worked my way through it so quickly and am now 3 seasons in to The Originals, I love the way that they both link and include some of the same characters. Definitely recommend both of these shows if you like supernatural films or TV shows.
Netflix have recently brought out the film The Princess Switch, I am yet to watch this but have heard very good things about it, I also haven’t seen Vanessa Hudgens in a film in a film for ages so I will definitely be watching this soon. It is classed as a Christmas film which makes it even better for this time of year!
Another show that I have been watching for ages now is Jane The Virgin, the story line of this films is incredible it has so many twists and turns. I also like the fact that it is commentated (in some parts, not all) as many shows don’t do this but it really emphasises the scenes. You follow Jane throughout many of the things she experiences in her life.. the good, the bad and the very bad.
A classic and very easy watch on Netflix has to be Gossip Girl, it is one of those shows that you can go back to at any point and still love it. I swear I’ve watched every season about 7 times each, its just so addictive so I’d 100% recommend.
If you are more of a comedy lover, I’d recommend The Good Place. This show is so funny and addictive to watch, the episodes are quite short so its very easy to just keep watching! Kristen Bell is one of the main actors in it and her character is hilarious, the show has many twists and it very current so I’d 100% recommend.
There are many other things on Netflix that I love but haven’t mentioned or this post would be very long! Let me know what you have been loving watching at the moment, in the comments!
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We were lucky enough to be sent a copy of this movie to review!!
I loved Peanuts as a kid so was quite excited to have a trip down memory lane and at the same time introduce my kids to it!!
The film is wonderful and both kids were engrossed from the moment it started. Its so sweet, the characters are all still exactly the same just the animation is a little more up to date!
The story is really cute! Charlie Brown is trying to impress the new girl in his class at school and goes to huge lengths to do so!
I am going to interview Xavier about the film and let you all in on his thoughts of the film:
Who is your favourite character from Snoopy & Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie?
Xavier: Snoopy because he is incredibly funny. I mean whats not to love about him?
What was your funniest/your favourite scene in the film?
Xavier: Definitely the bit where the Red Baron (the plane) kept popping up in every scene, the first one was the funniest because the plane flew over at the most awkward moment which made it 100 times funnier.
Did the film make you laugh and keep you entertained?
Xavier: Yes it did, it was very entertaining and I liked it a lot. It made me laugh a lot.
Will Snoopy & Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie on DVD make a good half term watch?
Xavier: Yes definitely! I think everyone will love this film!! Even the Mums and Dads!!
It really is a wonderful film that all the family will enjoy!! We thoroughly recommend it!
We didn’t get the chance to watch the extra features on the DVD but will definitely be watching the film again so will check those out then!
ABOUT SNOOPY AND CHARLIE BROWN: THE PEANUTS MOVIE:
In SNOOPY AND CHARLIE BROWN: THE PEANUTS MOVIE, good ol’ Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus and the rest of the beloved Peanuts gang appear as you’ve never seen them before in a brand-new feature film from the imagination of Charles M. Schulz and the creators of Ice Age. Join everyone’s favourite eternal optimist, Charlie Brown, as he embarks on a heroic quest, while his beagle pal Snoopy takes to the skies to pursue his arch nemesis, the Red Baron. It’s a hilarious and heart-warming adventure!
SNOOPY AND CHARLIE BROWN: THE PEANUTS MOVIE is directed by Steve Martino (Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who!) and produced and written by Bryan Schulz, Craig Schulz and Cornelius Uliano. Paul Feig (Spy, The Heat) and Michael Travers are also film producers.
With the DVD fans can go deeper into the world of SNOOPY AND CHARLIE BROWN: THE PEANUTS MOVIE with a selection of fun-filled special features! Watch all-new Snoopy Snippets, Step-By-Step drawing tutorials, dance and sing along to everyone’s favourite Peanuts song, as well as Meghan Trainor’s lyric and music video, behind-the-scenes of Meghan’s music video plus music from the movie at your fingertips – using Snoopy’s Playlist to jump directly to your favourite songs!
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On Wednesday April 16th at 4:30 pm the Key West Library, in celebration of Jazz Appreciation month and the birth month of the late Billie Holiday, will have a special showing of the movie “New Orleans” 1947. This musical drama is the only movie that jazz great Billie Holiday starred in. Join us for a brief discussion before the movie on how Lady Day felt about her role and on the history of this film.
For more information, contact Allison Rich at 305-292-3595.
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Hello Panthers, patrons, and prospective students and families. Thank you for taking the time to visit our Panther Theatre website. I am Ms. Crussard, the Theatre Director/Teacher at Cypress Lake High and I hope this message finds you well.
I am so proud of all the incredible things our Theatre Program has to offer, not only to our Theatre Majors, but to our community as a whole. It is my personal mission to spread joy through Theatre and it is my sincere hope that your experience here, whether as a learner or an audience member, inspires a lifetime love of the Theatre Arts.
I believe Theatre is for everyone. Whether you love being on stage as a performer, or you prefer the behind-the-scenes life of a designer, the Cypress Lake High Theatre Program will help you grow into the artist you are meant to be. If you are interested in joining our program, please take a moment to explore the CLASSROOM page, which includes the progression of classes you will take as a company member. If you're ready to take the next step, check out the AUDITIONS page for information on how to officially join our award-winning program.
If you just want to see what's going on, browse the BOX OFFICE or GALLERY. Our season is filled with an array of theatre experiences that will appeal to a variety of interests.
Thank you for taking the time to learn more about the Panther Theatre Co. We look forward to welcoming you soon.
Class of 2024
Emerson Black is a Junior and Theater Officer at Cypress Lake Highschool. Their experience ranges from costume design and ensemble work to assistant stage management and run crew. They have loved theater since they were little, playing roles on stage and off! Recent performances include Into the Woods as the Witch, 13 the Musical as Eddie, and costume designer for Clue. Emerson has dedicated everything to the theater and continues to take a lead in company projects such as costume shop cleanup and summer camps assistance. Their main goal in the coming years is to keep the Panther Theater Company a big, loving family that encourages success on and offstage!
Class of 2023
This is my second year as a Panther Theatre Co. Officer and I am excited for it. My most recent Theatre credits include Anastasia, Disney's Descendants, Little Shop of Horrors, as well as roles in multiple One-Acts over the years. I really enjoy working backstage, especially as Stage Manager or Assistant Stage Manager and am so grateful that Cypress offers an array of such opportunities. In addition to Theatre, I am a Cypress Lake High School Cheerleader. My hope is to be part of the continued growth of our amazing Theatre Program.
Class of 2024
Hi, I'm Cora! I am a Junior and a Theater Officer at Cypress Lake High School. You may have seen me on stage as Granny in Into The Woods Jr. I love the tech side of theater so you also may have seen me behind the scenes of Anastasia as an Assistant Stage Manager, Clue working lights, or even She Kills Monsters as Stage Manager. I love to get involved and help out where I can so I love that we have a tech track with so many amazing opportunities. I'm so happy to be able to be a part of this program and can't wait to help grow this amazing community.
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Hi, I'm Sophia! I am a Junior at Cypress and one of the Theatre Officers! I am on the tech track so you will probably see me working behind the scenes for our performances. Last season, I designed and operated lights for Anastasia, She Kills Monsters, and Into The Woods Jr. I am so excited to get to work with everyone in the department and help inspire more people to love the tech side of theater.
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Hi everyone i’m Kiara! I’m so excited to be a PTC Leader this year. I am a Senior and you might have seen me perform over the years in Beans and Screams, Holiday Java, She Kills Monsters, The Edgar Allen Poe Afterlife Radio Show and Clue. However I’ve been very involved backstage as well since Freshmen year! Some technical theatre credits include Into the woods Jr., Anastasia, Little shop of Horrors and Chicago. I love this department very much because it’s given me a passion for theatre and the opportunity to grow and make new friends. I hope to make this a safe fun space for all artists!


It’s been thirty years since The Last Motel was first released, and as I sit here writing this, no known print of this Australian horror film exists. I have yet to find another copy of it on video (the old ex-rental VHS I found in the bargain bin of an independent video store many years ago – which I used to write the first edition of the book – has long since deteriorated). Which is a shame, because this low-budget horror flick deserves to be seen.
The Last Motel was a minor success upon in its release in 1981. While it wasn't successful critically, the film was popular among underground horror fans – especially in parts of Europe (where it was known as Scary Motel in the Mountain), South America and the U.S. But not even that cult success could save the movie. Due to its realistic depiction of violence and liberal nudity, The Last Motel was lumped in with the other video nasties of the mid-eighties, and was subsequently banned in the UK, parts of America and in its home country of Australia. As a result, the film fell out of favour, and eventually into obscurity, where it lies today, all but forgotten except for a few die-hard horror fans.
Disappointingly – particularly for American writer/director, Bruce ‘Butch’ Callaghan – the film was marketed as a slasher flick upon its release, which didn't help the overall negativity towards the film. Due to his unhappy experience with the marketing and subsequent censorship of the film, Butch retired from filmmaking, disillusioned, and moved to a small town in Northern Victoria, where he lived a hermit’s life until his death in October of 2009.
I was fortunate enough to know Butch during the last eight years of his life - to call him my friend. Butch was still bitter about the whole Last Motel experience; he felt the movie all but ruined his career. I assured him it was a great film, that it deserved to be seen again but he wanted nothing to do with it. He didn’t want me to search for any prints; at least, not while he was alive. But as I felt the story was too good not to be out there, and because it seemed the movie was lost forever, I figured a book would be the next best thing. So, with Butch’s OK, I wrote a novel based on the movie. However, since Butch was adamant there was to be no mention of the film, the book was marketed as an original novel (apologies to all the readers who were unaware of the novel’s origins). Still, I had an ulterior motive for writing and publishing The Last Motel – I hoped that by its very existence, somebody familiar with the movie would come forward with a print. Unfortunately, this didn’t happen (although someone from Brazil did hear about the book and sent me a copy of an old horror movie which contained the trailer. Butch also allowed me to have everything that was stored in an old box of his (one he hadn’t opened for over twenty years), which included some old posters, portions of the script, production photos and the original soundtrack.
Now that Butch is gone, I’ve decided to come clean, with the help of Australian independent publisher LegumeMan Books, celebrate what little is left of this movie. At the same time, we hope that someone, somewhere, will see this web site and come forward with a print of the movie..
The Last Motel is an intense, brutal movie, on par with classics such as The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Hills Have Eyes and the original Friday the 13th. It deserves to be seen, it needs to be seen, and I hope that one day you’ll all have the pleasure of seeing this lost classic of horror cinema. Until then, LegumeMan's re-release of my book, as the tie-in novelisation I've always intended, can be enjoyed by all.
I hope your stay at The Last Motel is a pleasant one.
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What will probably happen when this film is released:
There’ll be a lot of bitching and moaning about remaking a classic.
Which is ultimately free publicity.
The film will come out and get average-to-good reviews.
And the bitchers and moaners will still get in line to see it, so they can do informed bitching and moaning afterwards.
The film’s marketing department will snip the bits of the reviews saying things like “Adrenaline-fueled” and “Heart-pumping action” and plaster them all over the posters.
The actual film will indeed have loads of action, overly elaborate heists and a female lead who’s only there to make sure nobody thinks the lead guys are like, gay or anything.
“The only law that matters is gravity” will not become the catchphrase it’s intended to. Because it’s just a bit crap.
It’ll end on a sort-of cliffhanger, just in case it’s successful enough to start a franchise.
Years later it’ll be the film of choice for when you come home from the pub with a bunch of mates and want to watch something brainless while eating a kebab and not finishing a beer.
Someone will announce a remake of Back to the Future. Which really is too far.


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Recently, I watched the 2008 Batman film 'The Dark Knight', and rewatched seeing as I enjoyed it so much! But, the question is, is it one of the greatest films ever made? Well, there is certainly a strong case for it to be. This 2h32m, $185m budget movie is the jewel of the modern franchise. It has the highest ratings on IMDB, and comes 4th on the IMDB's own top 250 films of all time as voted for by its users; narrowly beaten by only the Shawshank Redemption and The Godfather I and II. So, The Dark Knight; is it truly a beater of such giants as Citizen Kane, Casablanca, the Star Wars franchise and such other gems?
The Dark Knight is the second film in the modernised Batman franchise, following 'Batman Begins'. In these films we see a much darker Batman, a much more psychological thriller and generally a much more 'grown-up' ride; finally severing the wonderful, yet scarring ties to the Batman series with Adam West. While 'The Dark Knight Rises' followed, it didn't quite live up to its brother's calibre. But what makes this cracker of a film the pick of the bunch?
|The Joker (Heath Ledger) applauding Com. Gordon's appointment|
|Alfred (Michael Caine) talking the Bruce Wayne about the Joker|
Well, let's start with the plot. This film tied every single brilliant thing about Batman into one glorious masterpiece- Gotham City, Batman's armoury and of course- The Joker. And I for one will go as far to say that the Joker makes this film. The classic villain is played by Heath Ledger- very close to his untimely death from a drug overdose. But Heath can be very proud looking down on his final performance as it is absolutely stunning. While the Joker has always been portrayed as a twisted character, Ledger brings out the absolute most insane and terrifying angle on the classic supervillain- making him scary to most and at least a little unnerving. In this film, the Joker helps many outgoing members of the mob to reclaim Gotham City and a very large amount of money from a Chinese investor Batman has extradited from Hong Kong. However the clown has his own agenda and it is summarised brilliantly by, possibly the most famous line from the film, 'Some men just want to watch the world burn'.
|Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) holding Gordon's son.|
On that subject, there are many quotes from the film you could argue top that- and that is another reason why this film is absolutely brilliant; there are so many memorable phrases and quotes that you can take from this film; whether it be the film's tagline 'Why so serious?' or the quote from the complex character Harvey Dent 'You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain'. Harvey Dent is a big thing in this film too, the brand new District Attorney- turned people's champion when he attempts to put the entire mob away at once but then turned villain by the confusing and preventable death of his girlfriend and former lover of Batman Rachel Dawes. The characters in this film focus on him; and that's the interesting thing- the whole film (and the Joker's end plan) is about Harvey Dent's reputation, and how he is the Batman-style hero people can relate see with no hidden identity. In the end the Joker is trying to break the people of Gotham in a terrible psychological experiment which is failed only due to people's belief in human kindness through people like Dent, whereas Batman and the institution are trying to uphold him as a beacon of hope.
|The boats that become part of the Joker's 'social experiment'|
This film does give you a sense of hopelessness; the Joker seems to be bodiless- around every street corner but never easy to find while he is plotting his next diabolical scheme. However Batman, who the Joker ends up targeting in order to psychologically corrupt him, needs the people around him as his only hope if he is to resist the pressure of the Joker and save the city. The edition of a half-normal, half-burned Dent is an excellent one as, after the Joker is caught, it gives Batman and commissioner Gordon a final task as if they are still battling the Joker's twisted hand through Dent. The film uses every single technique a film can use to generate every single emotion within you. And credit needs to be given to the soundtrack too, as that also is what gives the film its power over you.
To summarise, they really did go all-out on this film and, sad as it is to say, the death of Ledger immortalised this film as it is the only time in this modern franchise which will not be able to be reborn for another decade at least, that we will see the Joker in all his glory. And this Joker vs. Batman conflict is just what this film needed. It shows that you don't need a God-like villain, alien creatures or endless blood, gore and butchering to bring horror, Si-Fi and psychology into a film- and with these simple but effective tools the film appeals to a wide variety of audiences. It's what Star Wars VII was aiming to do- tie in everything brilliant from the plot's origins but show the world that new ideas can really up the game for a film like this. Best film ever? Not quite because I think the Godfather and the Shawshank Redemption do have the edge of this just about... but this is an undisputed third. It was a great movie event, it made over $1bn and just had everything all in the right places. The best actor had to be Heath Ledger for his flawless performance and had he not passed away just after filming had finished, I think they would have used him again- but lightening never strikes twice now, does it?


Jason has worked tremendously within the Musical Theatre and Commercial Industries for more than 15 years. Having graduated from The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) in 2011. He has gone on to star in 2 European Tours of "Hair" The Musical (2011-2012), and has appeared in the 25th Anniversary Cast of "Starlight Express" as "Electra", in Bochum, Germany (2012-2014).
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Harry Potter: Return to Hogwarts is here. On Saturday, the hotly-anticipated Harry Potter reunion special episode will stream globally, bringing together the central Harry Potter trio Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Emma Watson (Hermione Granger), and Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the first movie. (The 20th anniversary of the first book was back in June 2017.) Along with other members of the Harry Potter films’ cast and crew, Radcliffe, Watson and Grint will visit Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter, talk about their experiences of working together on the eight movies, cry and hug a lot (naturally), and reminisce about the magical years. There’s no host or special guests here, unlike that Friends reunion special. They will simply talk to each other.
Speaking of Friends: The Reunion, Harry Potter: Return to Hogwarts also comes from HBO Max — the streaming service owned by the sister company of Harry Potter producer Warner Bros. Pictures — who seems to be making a habit of creating unscripted reunion specials out of big famous nostalgic properties to grow itself. It’s an interesting growth hack. (HBO Max also released all 2021 Warner Bros. movies day-and-date on its service, which did not sit well with Hollywood players at all.) While Harry Potter: Return to Hogwarts is an HBO Max original, it’s been sold off to other broadcasters elsewhere since HBO Max is not available everywhere. With that, here’s everything you need to know about the Harry Potter reunion special, including when and where to watch it.
In India, you can stream Harry Potter: Return to Hogwarts starting 2:30pm IST on January 1.
That’s not quite in line with its release time elsewhere. In the US, the Harry Potter reunion special will be available 12am PT / 3am ET.
That translates to 1:30pm IST, so Indian Harry Potter fans are having to wait an extra hour.
Harry Potter: Return to Hogwarts trailer
Earlier in December, HBO Max unveiled a 90-second trailer for the Harry Potter reunion special that gave fans a look at what they should expect. It finds the central trio and many more cast members at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter, reflecting on the memories they made, talking about how they became a family, and revealing how they felt about their roles.
Harry Potter: Return to Hogwarts cast
In addition to Radcliffe, Watson and Grint, the Harry Potter reunion special brings back Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix Lestrange), Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid), Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy), Gary Oldman (Sirius Black), Imelda Staunton (Dolores Umbridge), Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy), James and Oliver Phelps (Fred and George Weasley), Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley), Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley), Alfred Enoch (Dean Thomas), Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom), Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood), and Ian Hart (Quirinus Quirrell) among others.
Franchise directors Chris Columbus, Alfonso Cuarón, Mike Newell and David Yates will also be present, alongside Harry Potter producer David Heyman. The controversial Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling is not involved with Harry Potter: Return to Hogwarts, though she does appear through archival footage.


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If I could only live consuming one sub-genre of entertainment, I would hands down pick Sci-Fi. Some of the most memorable and compelling series I have watched, films I have seen, and books I have read all fall under the science fiction moniker. Yet I find that it has a polarising effect, you either love it or loathe it. This got me thinking, what are the reasons for my adoration for the genre?
One big thing is the cool factor associated with Sci-Fi. The generic summer action and sci-fi blockbuster has become a meme in recent years, particularly in light of studios continually green-lighting the horrendous Transformers movies. I am confident that these executives who sign off on these movies know about their poor level of critical reception, but the fact that they keep going shows how profitable they are. On one level, science-fiction, whether that is grand tales of saving the universe with anthropomorphic robots or traveling the universe exploring unknown worlds is an exciting proposition. Compare that to a movie whose premise centre’s around the mundanity of day-to-day life, while the latter might turn out to be a more fulfilling watch, the former sounds more appealing. In other words, Sci-Fi has a unique ability of being accessible and getting people in the door.
While I love watching space adventures among aliens, I have always seen the Sci-Fi element to be nothing more than a skin. When you break down the story, be it from a film, TV series, or book, the most important thing are the characters and the relationships between them. While I have not seen the original Star Trek series, this is what made them so beloved. The facade of aliens, spaceships, and ray guns are mere afterthoughts. An argument could be made for given how strange the scenarios come across, it provides a perfect platform to explore the human condition. This is no better typified than in The Expanse. I came into the series with the promise to satiate my hollow desires to watch a Sci-Fi series but came away from it almost forgetting that it is Sci-Fi. The story and character development were so compelling that I no longer cared for the “cool” Sci-Fi stuff and kept watching to see how the cast grew alongside each other.


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More to series to come….