I always tell people that Terry Adams is my closest friend, and part of the reason for that is because he inspires me so much. To me, a “best friend” is someone who brings out the “best” in you, and that’s exactly what Terry does for me.
In 2008 Terry released a full-length DVD about his life. Mickey Gaidos (another flatland rider from Southern Louisiana) filmed, edited, and produced the entire film, which is hard to believe when you see what an amazing job he did. The cinematography is unlike any other BMX film to date, and even Dreams even won the award for Best Cinematography at a New Orleans film festival.
Terry’s life story is told in this film, so if you want to see how a small town boy turned his dreams into reality, sit down for the next 35 minutes and prepare to be impressed, and inspired.
Speaking of Terry Adams, look for a Behind The Photo post one a photo I shot of him to be posted very soon…


It seems to be in a state of flux.
What does that mean?
I don’t know. It’s the sort of thing the Doctor would say!
You need a good death. Without death, there’d only be comedies. Dying gives us size.
What made River’s exit/goodbye even more depressing is that she was the last living thing that was linked to Amy and Rory. River Song is The Doctor’s last real connection to the Ponds. And now they’re all gone.


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Melbourne’s drag scene is as vibrant and diverse as the city itself, and one of its shining stars is the enigmatic Bathsheba. Known for her unique aesthetic and captivating performances, Bathsheba has built a strong reputation in the world of drag. In a recent episode of the Modern Gays podcast, titled “The Evolution of Bathsheba,” we had the pleasure of sitting down with Bathsheba herself to discuss her journey, her creative process, and her valuable advice for young drag queens.
The origin of her name comes from Bathsheba Sherman, a real life character in the horror film The Conjuring. Bathsheba is a self-proclaimed misunderstood villain, drawing inspiration from iconic characters like Maleficent and Elphaba from Wicked. This connection to misunderstood villains reflects Bathsheba’s unique perspective on her own drag persona and her place in the world of drag.


Central Branch, Market Square
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JULY - Viewer Requests & Robert Altman (M*A*S*H, Nashville) Mini-Festival
* Join us every Friday afternoon @2pm this summer for Maple Leaf Matinees with free popcorn & a different family movie each week! *
Fri. July 21, 2pm - INSIDE OUT (2015, 1h 32m) - the animated "emotional" hit from Pixar, starring the voices of Amy Poehler, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling & more!
Sat. July 22, 2pm - The Gingerbread Man (1997, 1h 54m) - stars Kenneth Branagh & Robert Downey, Jr.
Sun. July 23, 2pm - The Recruit (2003, 1h 52m) - stars Al Pacino & Colin Farrell
Thurs. July 27, 7pm - Le Streghe (The Witches) (1968, 1h 40m) - stars Clint Eastwood & Silvana Mangano
Fri. July 28, 2pm - To be announced
Sat. July 29, 2pm - Thieves Like Us (1974, 2h 3m) - star Keith Carradine & Shelley Duvall
Sun. July 30, 2pm - Mute Witness (1995, 1h 38m) - stars Marina Sudina & Sir Alec Guinness
AUGUST – LGBTQ+ Film Series & Ones that Got Away!
*We bring you LGBTQ+-themed films to celebrate Pride Month, plus some worthy, offbeat movies that missed out at the box office but are ripe for rediscovery - please note that this month's films may contain profanity, violence, mature themes, sexual content & disturbing scenes, and are suggested for mature viewers.*
Thurs. Aug. 3, 7pm - LGBTQ+ Film Series: IT'S MY PARTY (1996, 1h 50m) - stars Eric Roberts & Olivia Newton-John
Sat. Aug. 5, 2pm - JOHNNY HANDSOME (1989, 1h 34m) - stars Mickey Rourke & Morgan Freeman
Thurs. Aug. 10, 7pm - LGBTQ+ Film Series: DESERT HEARTS (1986, 1h 34m) - stars Helen Shaver & Patricia Charbonneau
Sat. Aug. 12, 2pm - THE BEGUILED (1976, 1h 45m) - stars Clint Eastwood & Geraldine Page
Thurs. Aug. 17, 7pm - LGBTQ+ Film Series: OUT OF THE PAST (2006, 1h 10m) - documentary featuring the voices of Gwyneth Paltrow, Edward Norton & Linda Hunt
Sat. Aug. 19, 2pm – THEY LIVE (1988, 1h 33m) - stars Roddy Piper & Keith David
Thurs. Aug. 24, 7pm - LGBTQ+ Film Series: BOUND (1996, 1h 40m) - stars Jennifer Tilly & Gina Gershon
Sat. Aug. 26, 2pm - Kevin Smith Tribute: MALLRATS (1995, 1h 34m) - stars Ben Affleck & Jason Lee - after the Kevin Smith podcast on Fundy Fan Fest weekend, check out the movie Smith made after CLERKS, which developed a cult following all its own!
East Branch, McDonald Street
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Friday Family Flicks: Free, with free popcorn & juice, and fun for all ages!
Fri. July 21, 2pm - Pete's Dragon (2016, 1h 43m) - stars Bryce Dallas Howard & Robert Redford
Fri. July 28, 2pm - Jurassic World (2015, 2h 4m) - stars Emily Blunt & Haley Bennett
Classic Films: Forget cheap movie night – on select Tuesday nights, we show all-time classic movies for free, with popcorn & pop included!
Tues. Aug 29, 6pm - Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising (2016, 1h 31m) - stars Seth Rogen, Zac Efron & Chloe Grace Moretz
Sunset Cinema: Our series of relaxing movies for adults, with free popcorn & pop!
Wed. Aug. 30, 6pm - Real Steel (2011, 1h 39m) - stars Hugh Jackman & Evangeline Lilly
West Branch, Lancaster Mall
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Blockbuster Movie Saturday Matinées @ Your Library!
Sat. July 22, 11:30am - Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017, 1h 29m)
Sat. July 29, 11:30am - Sing (2016, 1h 48m)
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Actress Asia Argento, one of the many women to call out Harvey Weinstein for alleged sexual harassment, has hit back hard at some stinging words from French director Catherine Breillat, with whom she collaborated on 2007 drama The Last Mistress.
After the Fat Girl and Bluebeard filmmaker called Argento a “traitor” and a “mercenary” and accused her of “semi-prostitution” during a stunningly frank recent podcast appearance, the xXx star this morning roared back with some choice words of her own calling the auteur filmmaker “the most sadistic and downright evil director Ive ever worked with.”
During the explosive appearance on the Murmur podcast, which seems to have been taken down this morning but was caught yesterday by Indiewire, Breillat discussed a range of topics from Weinstein (whose downfall she said was a “loss” for European cinema) to #MeToo (which shes “not for”), Jessica Chastain (who never should have criticized Last Tango In Paris director Bernardo Bertolucci) and Italian actress Argento.
Breillat, whose films have played at Cannes and Venice and who suffered a debilitating stroke in 2004, said of Argentos claim that Weinstein sexually assaulted her: “To be very honest, I dont believe Asia. I know her, and she was very, very young…If theres anyone I dont believe, its Asia Argento. As a person, Asia Argento is quite servile. I never asked her to kiss my feet, but shes that kind of person. I dont believe Asia. If theres anyone capable of defending herself, whos not timid about sex, who does it a lot, and has lots and lots of desire for both men and women, its her. So I dont believe Asia.”
Asked why Argento would be lying, the filmmaker was just as tough. “For Asia, it was obviously, lets say, motivated by self-interest — it was a kind of semi-prostitution. Harvey Weinsteins not the worst man there is; hes not the most stupid, either. Asia may have been disappointed that she didnt become a great Hollywood actress she might have been, but there were lots of other things: drugs, many other things. She feels bitter. Because bitterness, too, can lead people to denounce if you wanted to obtain something and you didnt obtain it, if you feel humiliated. Quite honestly, I dont like Asia. I think shes a mercenary and a traitor.”
Argento hit back on Twitter this morning:
Catherine Breillat is the most sadistic and downright evil director Ive ever worked with. She took extreme pleasure on humiliating both her actors and crew during the shoot of “Last Mistress”. *Thread https://t.co/J8KtLC0ueE
— Asia Argento (@AsiaArgento) March 30, 2018
In a series of tweets, Argento goes on to claim that the filmmaker took liberties with actor safety on set and told her she would never work again after she had to stop filming due to an illness.
I never told these things because I always thought that what happens on a film set remains on a film set, but she really pressed the wrong buttons by reminding me what a monster she is, by insulting @jes_chastain and the #metoo movement.
— Asia Argento (@AsiaArgento) March 30, 2018
During the inflammatory podcast interview, Breillat reportedly had this to say about Weinstein, who denies any allegations of non-consensual sex with his accusers: “Despite everything, I think that Europeans have lost a lot with the loss of Harvey Weinstein. You have to remember that there are French producers who we havent denounced — I wont mention them; I wont mention names, although I know three who are extremely respected — I dont know why they werent denounced as well. They absolutely had their place.”
She also discussed the #MeToo movement and Jessica Chastains thoughts on Last Tango In Paris: “Long before the #MeToo movement started, I was very upset when Jessica Chastain made statements against the film Last Tango In Paris. If you listen to her, that film should never have been made. To listen to her, Maria Schneider was raped. But Jessica Chastain wasnt there, and its not true — I was on set. The scene was fiction.”
The late Schneider said she “felt humiliated and to be honest, I felt a little raped, both by Marlon [Brando] and by Bertolucci” after Bertolucci is said to have withheld details from his actress about a graphic anal rape scene in a bid to enhance its authenticity.
Breillat stands by the filmmaker. “Whats more, the scene was totally intellectual, the scene with the butter — they didnt show anything. I think society would do better to protect children from porn movies than to protect them from Last Tango in Paris. I was really upset by what Jessica Chastain said; I was indignant.”
“Im absolutely against #BalanceTonPorc”, she said of Frances version of the MeToo moveent. “Its too easy to accuse people via hashtags anonymously; we have a justice system.” She goes on to say, “Im not for #BalanceTonPorc, or for #MeToo for that matter. #MeToo, we knew all about it. My films deal with that, and the same people who saw #MeToo are those who attack my films — and with a lot of violence.”
There are nuances to some of what Breillat says and why she might be saying them. She is known to be a provocateur in her filmmaking style. Still, the tone and length of the attack on Argento seems unusually harsh and perhaps why the podcast is no longer available.


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The 2nd annual SOMA Film Festival will be an even bigger and better event than our successful inaugural year. We will continue to showcase new, entertaining and innovative films from local, student, domestic and international filmmakers.
The 2nd year will extend to full four days of festivities that celebrate movies. We learned from last year’s success that there is an eagerness and demand for quality independent film in our community and beyond. Our Downtown South Orange and Maplewood locations at SOPAC (South Orange Performance Center) and Maplewood Theater are the perfect locations. The short trip from New York City attracted a countless variety of talent last year that included: Directors, Actors, Producers, Writers and Industry Professionals.
We will again offer outstanding independent short, and feature documentary and narrative films, director Q & A’s, an opening night party, as well as a local filmmakers program. The coming year will add a kids & family program. We will highlight a panel filled with industry professionals who will provide insightful advice on a range of movie-making topics. We will also include more behind-the-scene filmmaker events—such as a private industry “meet & greet”—that will empower filmmakers with real world opportunities.
Matt Smollon, Founder/Director
Aside from being Founder and Director of the SOMA Film Festival, Matt is a veteran writer of film, television and many other creative endeavors. He has written over 20 original screenplays including Second City’s BuzzKill (Indican 2012), as well as Rooters and Figs of Newton with writer/director Steven Kampmann (Back To School, Stealing Home). He has written for hire for independent producers on such projects as Boardwalk, Mob Mentality, The Grape (TV), Checkered and Takeoff, as well as many others. Matt has had three screenplays optioned by Miramax Films and was employed as a full time development executive/writer at Shooting Gallery Films (Sling Blade, You Can Count On Me, Croupier). He worked with the writer Bruce Graham (Anastasia, Steal This Movie) on a story pitch based on his own idea titled Fruits vs. Vegetables. Matt has written and produced webisodes for Sports Illustrated, for SI.com. He is the creator/producer of the documentary series Life in the D about a behind the scenes look at the daily grind of life in minor league basketball. In his former position at Wiley Publishing, he wrote, directed and edited long and short form content for web promotion. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon.
Thomas Hanna, Co-Director
Thomas, an attorney in New York, has a wide range of legal experiences including litigation, real estate and entertainment. Most recently he has produced the independent feature films entitled Second City’s BuzzKill (Indican 2012), with Darrell Hammond and Krysten Ritter, winner, Best Feature Film at the 2008 New Jersey Film Festival at Cape May and Best Feature Comedy and Best Director at the 2009 Big Easy Film Festival and, A Novel Romance (Entertainment One/New Films International 2012), with Steve Guttenberg and Shannon Elizabeth.
He has also produced the highly successful Off-Broadway shows, Pieces (of ass) through his production company, New Scenario Entertainment, and Off-Broadway’s Voyage of the Carcass. Recently, he has also worked producing/developing several television projects for Steven Van Zandt’s company, Renegade Nation. Thomas was also the producer of the highly successful Shooting Gallery Film Series for Shooting Gallery Entertainment, where he oversaw all aspects of the series.
He has served as legal counsel and co-producer on the short film Death Of The Monkey, by David Goldsmith; and has worked on numerous feature films, where he gained invaluable experience and insight into the independent film world over the years, including Hamlet, by Michael Almereyda with Ethan Hawke, Bill Murray, Julia Stiles, Liev Schreiber and Sam Shepard; Better Living, by Max Mayer with Olympia Dukakis, Roy Scheider and Ed Hermann; Dummy, by Gregory Pritikin with Adrien Brody; Perfume, by Michael Rymer with Jeff Goldbum, Michelle Williams, Omar Epps, Carmen Electra, Coolio, Paul Sorvino and Rita Wilson; Maze, by Rob Morrow with Laura Linney; and Heartbreak Hospital, by Ruedi Gerber with John Shea, Patricia Clarkson and Diane Venora.
Susan Greeley, Program Director
Susan has over 25 years experience in the entertainment industry with an expertise in worldwide film distribution, acquisitions, programming, and business development. Currently, Susan is the Associate Short Film Programmer for the Tribeca Film Festival and Tribeca Enterprises’ United In-flight Program.
Previously, Susan was the VP of Global Distribution and Business Development at Shorts International where she was responsible for licensing films across all channels worldwide. She initiated the Oscar Nominated Shorts theatrical release and negotiated theatrical, television, and VOD deals. Prior to Shorts International, Susan was VP of Worldwide Distribution and Acquisitions at Doug Liman’s HYPNOTIC where she created distribution strategies for ground-breaking branded entertainment programs including Reebok’s Terry Tate: Office Linebacker, and the Chrysler Million Dollar Film Festival. Throughout the ownership changes her responsibilities increased and she became responsible for the worldwide sales department at Wellspring Media, managing the distribution of over 1000 hours of programming and over 300 feature films, including leading the sales team for the critically acclaimed and Award-winning Feature Documentary film, TARNATION at the Cannes Film Festival.
Susan has been a Jury Member/Panelist for numerous festivals including the Student Academy Awards, AFI Film Festival, CFC Worldwide Film Festival, Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival, GEN-ART Film Festival, Calgary Film Festival, NYU First Run, Columbia University.
Sarah Klein, Program Director
Sarah co-founded Redglass Pictures with Tom Mason in 2008 as a platform for directing short films and video installations. She recently co-directed How To Win An Election, a New York Times OpDoc about how campaigns use storytelling to manipulate voters. She also co-directed a sixteen-part video installation series for the USA Pavilion at Expo Milan featuring the President and Michelle Obama. Before that, Redglass created a twenty-part digital series: Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies with Ken Burns and PBS. Ongoing partners and clients include: The New York Times, The Atlantic, WETA, PBS, Ken Burns/Florentine Films, Thinc Design, and Mercer.


FEMI OGUNDORO ANNOUNCES ALLISONS STAND SEASON 2
The second season of the exciting TV series, Allison’s Stand premiered on Sunday, December 7, 2014 at Oriental Hotel, Lekki Expressway – Lagos. The announcement was made at a glamourous event, which saw some top entertainment personalities, as well as corporate bodies, the media and selected fans of the soap in attendance.
The well scripted TV series, which was shot in Lagos parades popular faces like Ghanaian TV host and actress, Joselyn Dumas; veteran Nigerian actor, Bimbo Manuel, Victor Olaotan, Anthony Ogbetere, Ifeanyi Kalu and Boma Iwowari. It was produced by Maxima Integrated Media.
Entering its second season, Allison’s Stand, chronicles the life of a young and upwardly mobile professional, whose independent-woman-way-of-life puts her in a crucial position where she has to choose between, family and career.
Speaking about the highly educative and inspiring soap, the MD/CEO of Maxima Integrated Media, Oluwafemi Ogundoro, expresses delight and confidence that viewers and fans of the soap, will not only enjoy another exciting season ahead, “they will also have an amazing TV experience”.
Speaking further, Mr. Ogundoro said, “The first season was successful with over 50% of viewership recorded within 8 weeks of its debut on AIT network. We have raised the bar for this season, which is what gives us an assurance that ‘Allison’s Stand’, is going to be one of Nigeria’s most watched and talked about TV drama series in the year 2015”.
Allison’s Stand will be showing on AIT Network every Tuesday, from 7pm – 7:30pm. According to the Mr. Ogundoro, “viewers can also catch it on WAP TV, TVC, RSTV – Port Harcourt, ITV – Abuja, ABS – Awka and Cool TV. It is an experience you do not want to miss.
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IWP is working with a flexible team of the best professionals in their field.
Cees van Kempen (1963) is the founder of IWP. He graduated as Master of Science at the University of Delft and worked in Nigeria, Ethiopia and Indonesia. Here he has gone on to develop his passion for filming. He handed over his consultancy company to start Ispida Wildlife Productions in 2014. With IWP he produced the award winning series 'Returning' and the films 'River King' and 'New Land'. He coproduced 'The Otter' and is currently producing 'Waves Beneath the Water' and the feature film 'Wolf'.
Alan Miller has been directing, writing and editing wildlife documentaries for more than thirty-five years. BBC trained, Alan started editing wildlife programmes at Partridge Films and worked on many of their Wildscreen Panda award winners. He has worked for many companies, including Granada, BBC, NHK Japan and Nature Conservation Films for whom he edited several wildlife feature films. He has written and directed many documentaries and is a recent Wildscreen Panda award-winner. Alan is editor - and more than that - for all IWP productions.
Wim Tegels (1957) studied Nature & Landscape and is an experienced field ecologist. He studied the kingfisher in the decades the bird was almost extinct in The Netherlands, did surveys in the National Parks in Poland and has extensive knowledge of returning species in Europe like the beaver, the lynx and the wolf. Within IWP Wim fulfils a role as ecolist, safeguarding the factual information in our films, studies the behaviour of the animals we film and does the field management of the shoots in specific areas with a high complexity.
Caroline Brett is a highly experienced and award-winning producer/director. She worked for twenty one years for the prestigious Survival series, making programmes on the ice in Arctic Canada, in the rainforests of Sierra Leone, high on the tundra in Alaska and on a remote Vietnamese island in the South China Sea. She has won several awards including Wildscreen 'Pandas' and 'Rockies' from Jackson Hole. As an invaluable advisor and producer/writer she contributed to the worldwide success of the series ‘Returning’.
Sander Emmering (1971) was until 2018 CEO of Warner Bros ITVP in Amsterdam, responsible for the management and creative strategy of the Dutch branch of this TV and Film production company. Besides leading the company Sander was strongly involved in the creative development of numerous television programmes and feature films. Currently he is running his own company Arc Media, co-producing several documentaries, factual series and a new scripted series for Dutch TV. Sander is the producer for IWP for the film ‘The Return of the Wolf’.
Maarten Treurniet (1959) is an award winning filmmaker (writer/director). Recent projects as writer/director include ‘The Heineken Kidnapping' starring Rutger Hauer as mr. Heineken and ‘Kenau, heroin of Haarlem’ about the fierce battle for Haarlem led by female legend Kenau in 1572. He is currently developing the feature film ‘Under Water’. With his extensive knowledge and experience in making feature films Maarten brings the story development and the writing of the script of IWP’s production ‘The Return of the Wolf’ to the next level.
Lennert Piltz (1982) is born and settled in Spremberg, the pearl of Lusatia in eastern Germany. Here he developed his passion for wildlife photography, during his weekly visits of the rivers and lakes in the area. Lennert soon became a well-known speaker, showing and promoting the abundant wildlife in the region with his outstanding photography. Currently he is making a shift towards filmmaking. With his extensive knowledge of the region, the wildlife in general and the wolves in particular Lennert is a valuable cameraman in IWP’s production about the wolf.
Arthur de Bruin has a background as a fish researcher and has extensive knowledge of the European freshwater nature. He is a master in capturing surprising stories beneath the waterline, using his technical insight and advanced techniques for underwater filming. He has contributed to various nature films and TV productions. For IWP, he is active as a freelance underwater filmmaker (www.blikonderwater.nl) for the film about the Marker Wadden and as director of his own film 'Waves Beneath the Water', about the underwater nature in The Netherlands.
Hilco Jansma (1979) earned his MSc in biology at the Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. Meanwhile he developed his filming skills. In 2014 Hilco started his first fulltime film project ‘Het Noorderplantsoen’. This urban nature documentary was released in 2015 and selected for national and international film festivals such as WFFR, Naturvision, Menigoute, Greenscreen and MAFF. At the latter two his work was awarded an 'Honourable mention'. Besides freelance film work, Hilco recently produced and directed a film about the return of the otter, which was broadcasted on Dutch public television.
Tim Visser (1987) is a broadly oriented creative person and works as a wildlife cameraman for several IWP productions. He is passionate about nature, filming and concept development. Tim's main specialisation is macro filming, but he sees his biggest strength as a filmmaker in creating visually beautiful scenes with the right emotional vibe. His (experimental) short films are well received on wildlife and conservation film festivals all over the world. He has filmed as a freelance cameraman for several wildlife television shows and feature cinema release films.
Bob Auty is an engineer specialised in aquatic life. He worked on projects for zoos all over the world, for example the London Aquarium, Bristol Zoo, Shanghai Aquarium in China, Hualien Ocean Park in Taiwan and numerous other projects in Europe, Australia, Asia and South Africa. Bob supports IWP whenever a special set up has to be constructed or complex technical issues have to be solved at filming locations. With the help of Bob we managed to film the birth of badgers underground.


Cinema in India has always been greatly influential over society. Movies sway the Indian society in different ways, and impact individuals’ personal lives. Be it the clothes they wear, the way in which they speak, their social behavior, is all affected by commercial Bollywood films directly or indirectly. As India is a country abundant with diverse cultures, it has its share of regional film industries like the Big Bollywood (north Indian cinema, mainly), Tollywood (Telugu Cinema), Kollywood (Tamil cinema), etc. All the movies that these film industries produce are revered to the point of idol worship in some cases (the venerable Rajnikanth). There is no ambiguity as to the entertainment such films provide, but it is often at the cost of women’s intelligence and dignity.
A factor common to all regional industries and Bollywood is the unrealistic and stereotyped portrayal of women. It can be argued that women are portrayed in much the same way in all Indian media. That this portrayal is entirely sexist is abundantly clear.
Female characters in Bollywood are more often than not stereotyped as dumb, mindless creatures with only sexual gratification to offer. Objectification of women, as sexual objects is very common in commercial Indian movies. There are countless examples of such stereotypes. The most common stereotype is the Love interest. The main actress or ‘heroine’ is almost always portrayed as the Hero’s love interest and has little else to do in the movie except please the hero with her beauty and romance. This stereotype is so common that it is not questioned. The heroine is never portrayed as an individual with intellect, her ideas and thoughts pertaining to anything other than romance or family are not portrayed.
Another characteristic of this stereotype is virginity. The heroine’s virginity is placed on a pedestal and her chastity is considered to be a requisite to respecting a woman. The unchaste and brazen women, who are shown to be sexually active, are generally characterized as negative characters, a degradation to women’s sexuality.
This degradation of women is escalated by the infamous ‘Item Songs’ of Bollywood, which is another very common women’s stereotype. Characterization of women as Sexual objects of desire is the objective in these songs: Munni badnaam hui, Sheila ki jawani, chikni chameli. Skimpily clad actresses dancing to the tune of vulgar and anti-feminist lyrics seems to be the norm in any popular Bollywood movie. Some believe in the argument that item songs celebrate the sexuality of a woman. But this is certainly not the case. Celebrating a woman’s sexuality would be portraying her sexual freedom: the main lead heroine would be portrayed to be a non-virgin or a sexually active individual, who society accepts. Another terrible disrespect women suffer is that they are labeled as ‘item girls’, as the term ‘item’ is a disrespectful slang referring to a vulgar woman. Perhaps the most worrying aspect to this objectification of women by the Indian film industry is that women are playing a major role in degrading their own feminine spirit, by agreeing to be classified as ‘item girls’ and consciously playing such roles in movies which require them to act as mere objects of sexual desire and not as intellectual individuals.
It is true that Indian cinema has produced various mainstream women centric films that have featured women’s social issues and their social and sexual abuse. Fashion, Heroine, PAGE 3, Corporate or Dirty Picture have been very successful commercially and feature women as the main protagonists in the movie. However, a common theme runs throughout these movies which show successful women: women are almost always portrayed to be prone to failure and fall prey to social evils like alcohol, drugs, when they earn success in life. It can be inferred that such movies portray women as weak characters who get ruined by the freedom that is accompanied by success.
Even in critically acclaimed movies that portray women as victims of social or sexual abuse, like Water, or Damini, women are always portrayed as victims of abuse, who, need assistance from men to escape such conditions. Therefore, even such so-called ‘women-centric’ films are not free from gender stereotypes.
In a deep contrast, movies like Nayak , Deewar , Sholay , Krissh , Lakshya, Singham that have strong male characters as protagonists, celebrate men in the roles of alpha males who triumph over social and political evils, and achieve their goals independently. This stark contrast delivers a message to the society which essentially declares that women can never be equal to men, either socially, or politically.
In films, it is generally seen that some dialogues gain a somewhat landmark status. The dialogues of a movie reflect the popular culture of a society at that period of time. We have all heard the famous ‘Mere pass maa hai’, however, other dialogues such as ‘jaa choodiyan pehen ke beth jaa’ (go wear bangles and sit down, implying that a woman is incapable and useless) are frequently used in films and resonate the message that women are intellectually and socially inferior to men.
Indians subconsciously or consciously believe that movies are a reflection of the Indian society. Therefore, it can be surmised that stereotyped portrayals of women in movies is contributing to rampant sexism prevailing in India.


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After years of cheating the blacks and poor whites of their town out of every penny, their chance for the Big Time is here at last. Archived from the original on November 9, Aug 13, Lauren rated lkllian really liked it. Lillian claimed to be unnerved by Tallulah’s “scarlet” reputation. I do have to disagree with the blurb though; if anyone comes out of this play the “winner”, it’s Alexandra. The August Wilson play argued that you cannot correct the past by simply possessing it, and this play argues that you must give up on the past in order to carve out a new way in the world.
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Also, the infighting between siblings is believable and enticing to read. Should their plan fail, Oscar’s son Leo just happens works at the bank. What does Addie mean when she says that there are people who eat the earth and eat all the people on it? The brothers are assholes. Jul 04, Gretchen rated it it was ok. Now that I’ve gotten what I disliked liplian the play out of the way, let me explain a few moments of the play that I did enjoy reading.
Rawls had made her Broadway debut as one of the students in Lillian Hellman’s play, The Children’s Hourwhich was also produced and directed by Herman Shumlin. Hellman establishes from basically each character’s literal first sentence who they are and what they’re like—you just don’t believe the Hubbards could such assholes until late into Act II, when they’ve gotten up a little speed.
She didnt get the film role because Bankhead was fiercely anti-Commie whereas Lilly was Commieand Tallulah protested the Russian invasion of Finland, which was aok w Hellman who wouldnt know morality if it slapped her ass with a strap A revival, again at the Tne Beaumont, ran for 27 previews and 57 performances from April 3 to June Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. She said she was doxes, but not that way. Based on the hellmna that I felt while reading it, it seems like a play that may have you shifting in your hte and nodding off when watching it live.


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David Tennant is most well known for having played the Tenth Doctor in Doctor Who from 2005 until 2010 (plus the 50th anniversary special) but, as well as being a Royal Shakespeare Company actor (his most famous role was Hamlet in 2008), David has also starred in television programmes such as Single Father, Blackpool and Casanova, movies like Harry Potter and Fright Night, plus David is constantly requested to voice documentaries and record radio plays.
David Tennant starred in Much Ado About Nothing in London in 2011 and in Richard II for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2013/14. During 2016 he reprised that role in both London and New York. In 2017 he appeared again on stage in London in Don Juan In Soho.
In 2013 David Tennant was seen in the popular 8 part detective series for ITV called Broadchurch and in the second series in 2015. The third and final series was broadcast on ITV in 2017. He also appeared in the US remake Gracepoint.
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The Fairy Tale Project at BMCC, NYC. April 2015.
This past week I had the privilege of seeing my play THE FAIRY TALE PROJECT remounted at BMCC and I was reminded of this:
Nothing is as informative as seeing your play on its feet, in front of an audience.
The first phase of writing is getting words on the paper.
Once you finish a first draft, you might bring some actors together to do a private table reading of your play. That's helpful.
You might also send it to friends to get feedback.
Then you do rewrites. And more revising.
But you can only learn so much about your play from sitting at home by yourself and reading and re-reading and revising your play.
You need to see it in front of an audience. You need to present it.
But productions (and even staged readings) can be difficult to land. If no one says, "yes, let's do your play" then your play will just sit in your computer.
But it doesn't have to be that way.
The wonderful thing about plays (unlike screenplays) is that all you really need are actors and a director and a space to present it in order to see what's working and what's not.
I encourage all writers who are sitting with a first or second draft of their script (short or full-length) to find a director and actors and start doing some table work.
Work through the script, dig into the characters with the actors, let the director do their job in shaping the scenes.
And then present it. Off-book or on-book, doesn't matter.
It could be in a rented studio. It could be in a corner in your living room.
Wherever it is, find a place and then invite some people to come watch it.
If it's a short piece, maybe band together with some other writers who'd like to do the same thing and present a small selection of plays.
Go to your reading with an open mind. Try not to worry about "do people like it?" Instead, try to focus on "what's working?" "what's landing?" "What could be stronger?"
I know it's hard to do, but try to get yourself in the mindset that you're watching someone else's play, not your own. Be curious about your own creation: "What IS this thing that I've created?" Take notes of what might need to be changed.
Afterwards, ask the audience questions like, "what parts were you really engaged with?" " Were there any parts where you lost interest?" "Was there anything that wasn't clear?" Etc.
Try to listen more than talk. Don't feel the need to explain your piece or defend it. You're there to gather information about what's working and what needs to be improved. It's hard to listen when you're talking. Just listen.
Ignore any comments that don't help you see your piece better. Try to only listen for what people are responding to. What do they want to see more of.
Collect your notes. Put the script away for a couple weeks or a month. Then do another rewrite.
And then do it all over again when you're ready to hear it again.
Do it anywhere.
"Write That Play! The Basics" begins May 4th...More info here.


16th Street Theater
Berwyn has long been a creative hub for individuals looking to express themselves, and 16th Street Theater serves as a great place to see this creativity on full display. Located just a few blocks south of Roosevelt Road, entertainment stems further into the heart of Berwyn.
Formed in late 2007, Berwyn’s only professional equity theater is the collective brainchild of Artistic Director Ann Filmer and the North Berwyn Park District. Not only are productions in full swing all year long, 16th Street Theater also offers classes to kids and adults looking to express themselves through performance art. Stop in and take part in our Handcrafted Community.


How Jesus Christ Superstar, the Movie, Influenced my Theology
Recently, my 15 year old daughter expressed an interest in renting the movie, “Jesus Christ Superstar.” She first showed an interest in the music after the Andrew Lloyd Webber week on American Idol with Carly Smithson singing Superstar and then her school choir started learning a medley from the Rock Opera. Since she was interested in the music, I thought she should know the whole story – not just bits and pieces of the favorite songs, so we rented the movie and watched it. I’m not sure when I last watched the movie, but I do know that I saw it in theaters when I was 9 or 10 and then we owned the album and my sister and I memorized all the songs. It was hard for me not to sing along with the movie, but whenever I started to sing along my kids would shoot me a disapproving glance and I’d keep the singing inside my head.
Wow, what memories came flooding back and I realize now how much this movie has influenced my theology over the years. First of all, while the Jesus is portrayed as a white man with pretty hair and a beard, this movie does not portray Jesus as a bland, boring, always meek and mild person – rather, Jesus is portrayed as a passionate person who loves, cries, gets angry and gets his feelings hurt. While the meek and mild aspects of his personality are not neglected, neither are they elevated and portrayed as his primary emotion in all situations. Though my kids were surprised by the range of the Ted Neeley’s voice when he got angry in the Temple, Jesus was not portrayed as an angry-and-out-to-get-you person either. The passionate portrayal of Christ in this movie has definitely shaped my view of Christ, and I believe helped me not to fall into the trap of viewing Christ as a one dimensional Savior.
One of my favorite songs from the movie is, “I Don’t Know How to Love Him.” This song in the movie reminded me how many of the people following Jesus did not recognize or understand who he was. The line from the song that says, “He’s just a man” rubs some Christians the wrong way because from our vantage point we believe Jesus is more than “just a man.” But from a historical point of view, this song portrays both Mary and Judas struggling with understanding who Jesus was and how to relate to him. We struggle with the humanity of Christ – how human was he? How was he tempted in every way? What does it mean that Jesus emptied himself? As “just a man” Jesus became truly human to show us the way to be truly human too.
I’m not sure if my kids got the political themes of the movie, just as many Christians are clueless about the political climate of the day. Sure, some preachers may mention it in passing and some Christ followers may study their Bible and history and have an understanding of the times, but for me, this movie helped me as I grew up and read the Bible to read and understand the politics of the day. While we will never know with certainty whether Herod was actually as much of a buffoon as the movie portrays, it is certainly worth thinking about.
I remember a time when the movie was banned in certain places because it did not portray the resurrection but I’m glad it was not banned in my family when I was growing up in Woodstock, NY with a Jewish step-dad who could almost hit those high notes with Ted Neeley! After 35 years, I still love the movie – even if my kids laugh at Ted Neeley’s screeching voice. And you can be certain I won’t ban the movie in my house – as a matter of fact, I’m adding the movie and the soundtrack to my birthday wish list – only 23 shopping days left!
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‘Friends who gossip about their friends are enemies in disguise’ — Tonto Dike
Popular Nollywood actress Tonto Dike just made a post on Instagram about friends who gossip with other friends behind their backs.
The actress referred to such individuals as “enemies in disguise” and advised people to avoid them.
She said this while claiming that she does not gossip about any of her friends.
This follows reports that she and her former boyfriend Prince Kpokpogri had broken up.
The romance, which lasted only four months before crumbling, took an unusual turn today when it was revealed that Kpokpogri accused Tonto of infidelity from the start.
See her post below;


WE'RE ACCEPTING FILMS FOR OUR WINTER SEASON
We are now accepting submissions for our next season. You can submit here on FilmFreeway.
All winners of the 2021/2022 monthly and seasonal festivals are automatically eligible for the annual festival; consisting of live screenings, awards ceremony and a networking event. Selection to be announced in 2023.
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WELCOME TO INFINITY FILM FESTIVAL
We are a seasonal short film competition with an annual celebration for a selection of the winners throughout the year, based in London, UK.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Every three months, we will award the best films across all categories, including Best Short Film, Documentary, Animation, Student Film and Micro Short (for films under 5 minutes).
The winning films from each season are automatically eligible for selection in our annual event; consisting of a full day of screenings for all the selected films, followed by an awards ceremony and an evening networking event for all attendees.
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We host enormously popular, premium, digital screenings of all selected films in every season. These run in a password protected area of our website. Tickets are free so invite everyone you know, we certainly will!
All selected films for our seasonal festival are automatically submitted to IMDB*, TMDB & Letterboxd! With ongoing lists on IMDB & Letterboxd of all selected projects, so everyone can see your work beautifully presented, even after that months festival!
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Every selected film is spoken about on our podcast where we speak to filmmakers from our festival who can promote any current/future work.
Every selected film is shown in our seasonal trailers - no film is left out! You can find all previous trailers available on our website.
We continue to support all our filmmakers, even after each festival is over. We promote and share as much as we can on our socials about: new projects/opportunities/fundraising campaigns and more. We love to maintain contact with our previous submitters!
INFINITY FILM FESTIVAL is made by filmmakers for filmmakers. We look forward to seeing your submissions!


Having completed every Resident Evil game thus far, I am obligated to see any movie that is tied into the franchise. As you can imagine, this leads to some major disappointments. I enjoyed the first film, loathed the second, and I personally thought the third was the best so far. This gave me high hopes for Resident Evil: Afterlife, but I was definitely hesitant as the trailers leading up to release had the film looking much more like the matrix than any Resident Evil game. Sadly I was severely let down. I expected this movie to suck, but wow, it is absolutely one of the worst films I have ever seen.
Paul W.S. Anderson has been more miss than hit, but there are a few of his films that I really enjoy. For example the first Mortal Kombat is just fun as hell, Event Horizon has inspired multiple other films and games such as Dead Space, and I think Dead or Alive is the best game to movie adaptation in existence. I think he was a little over excited about trying his hand at 3D, and it simply murders the movie as a whole.
Now I like 3D, I think it can enhance a movie and really help to suck you in, just so long as the movie is not centered around its 3D effects. Resident Evil: Afterlife however is so blatant in its 3D effect gimmickry it is embarrassing. Every single scene that involves a kick, punch, chop, or block is in slow motion. I honestly think that if the movie were ran in 1:1 time, it would be 15 minutes long. I am absolutely serious when I say this movie does not go 5 minutes without some slow motion projectiles flying at your face, and it really doesn't even look that great.


Puppet Pals HD for iPad
03/05/2011 15:21 Classé dans : Français | Narration | Application gratuite
Create your own unique shows with animation and audio in real time!
Simply pick out your actors and backdrops, drag them on to the stage, and tap record. Your movements and audio will be recorded in real time for playback later.
This app is as fun as your own creativity. Act out a story of Pirates on the high seas, fight as scary monsters, or play the part of a Wild West bandit on the loose. You can even combine any characters however you want!
En anglais • Prix : gratuit • Aperçu de l'application


Keith Kenniff | The Last Survivor (mp3)
by Keith Kenniff
The Last Survivor is a character-based, feature-length documentary film that follows the lives of survivors of four different genocides – The Holocaust, Rwanda, Darfur, and Congo – as we witness their struggle to make sense of tragedy by working to educate motivate and promulgate a civic response to mass atrocity crimes.
Composer Keith Kenniff (also known by both his Helios and Goldmund monikers) teamed up with directors Michael Kleiman and Michael Pertnoy to create a score that would follow the four main characters through their own uniquely personal tragedies and triumphs. The music itself acts an extension of the characters' inward journey as they deal with death, redemption and new beginnings. Employing a wide range of sounds and instrumentation, the pieces range from achingly beautiful piano-led compositions to ambient string passages and haunting synth drones as Kenniff creates a score that is as contemplative and diverse as the characters and their experiences.


In the author page titled "Film Library" this time we present a romantic comedy, which transmits Christmas mood.
The film takes place in the winter in London. Kate is a self-absorbed young girl who works in a Christmas shop wearing elf clothes. He usually makes the wrong decisions on various issues. But her life changes when she meets attractive young Tom. Tom seems so perfect that Kate finds it hard to believe.
Fate gives Kate a second chance to start life on a new page. She learns not to be afraid of happiness and appreciates every second of her life. The girl who lived with bad habits is changing, surrounded by love and warmth.
A magical love story that inspired George Michael's legendary hits.
The film is directed by Paul Ching. Starring Emilia Clark, Emma Thompson, Henry Golding.


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I just started and finished watching the TV series of VMars over the past two months. Then I watched the movie follow-up, and the next day I rushed out to get this book.
One word to describe Veronica's transition to the printed page: clumsy. I just couldn't get my mind around the writing style. It was full of fluff, but fluff containing huge cliche metaphors and descriptions. At times I felt like the authors were describing a complex series of camera shots and not writing a book. That being said, the dialogue was the strong point of this one. However, the book was written in third person, which creates an extra voice in the story. Juggling the dialogue, internal monologue, and actions was very confusing and had me flipping back pages trying to sort out what was happening. Veronica's character was a little bit lost in her transition to print, but the dialogue was definitely trying to poke through that fog. Structurally, the plot was basically consistent with an episode of the tv series. The kind of know-who-did-it-3/4-the-way-through mystery.
I felt like the appearances by Logan and Weevil were just put in to appease the fans. They did little to progress the plot and the book could have gone without it. I was still waiting at the end for the Veronica's Personal Life problem to appear, but nothing on the level I expected ever came up. God damn it though, I wanted to like this book so much. I'm still going to buy the sequel, in hope of it being better, or different. [Edit: IT WAS!]


Unlocked – The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
Date and time
Tue 16 January 2018
West Yorkshire Playhouse
Join members of the creative team, cast and crew as they discuss how the world of Narnia went from page to stage in the transformed Quarry Theatre.
Unlocked events are an exciting, new opportunity for audiences to see more of what goes on behind the scenes of some of the West Yorkshire Playhouse’s biggest and most spectacular shows. The Playhouse opens up its theatres, and invites you to witness creative discussions that illuminate the processes and decisions that are integral to bringing a show to life, and to ask some questions of your own too.
Unlocked – The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe will look at how Sally Cookson and her team whisks the audience away from war-torn Britain to Lewis’s magical world of Narnia. Discover how they created the majestic creature Aslan, and meet some of the actors behind those well-loved characters. For the first time ever, the impressive Quarry stage will be transformed into an epic theatre in the round to display award-winning designer Rae Smith’s icy kingdom. The Unlocked event will help you to understand how this technical feat was achieved, but will also reignite the enchanting essence of the original childhood story; young or old, there is something for everyone as the Playhouse is Unlocked!
For more information, visit: https://www.wyp.org.uk/events/unlocked-lion-witch-wardrobe/


Noted playwright to speak at university
Nationally recognized playwright and Thompson Rivers University alumnus Kevin Loring will give a special presentation at the university on Friday, Oct. 12.
Loring is a member of the Nlaka’pamux First Nation and last appeared in Kamloops in 2009 in the role of Jamie Paul for Western Canada Theatre’s production of George Ryga’s The Ecstasy of Rita Joe.
Loring received the 2005 City of Vancouver Mayor’s Arts Award, Emerging Theatre Artist; Artist in Residence, the Playhouse Theatre Company in 2006; and Playwright in Residence,the National Arts Centre, in 2010.
Loring’s Where the Blood Mixes won the Governor General’s Award, the Jessie Richardson Award for Outstanding Original Script and the Sydney J. Risk Prize for Outstanding Original Script by an Emerging Playwright.
The Western Canada Theatre production of the play is running until Oct. 20 at Sagebrush Theatre.
Loring will speak at noon in room OM2621 in the university’s Old Main Building.


This week at In the Past Lane we bring you 4 features. The first two relate to immigration which, as you well know, is a major political issue in the US these days. Here's the lineup: 1) The first feature examines a little-known aspect of American immigration history -- specifically, the story … [Read more...]
Episode 002 The Statue of Liberty, Immigration History, & More
Episode 001 Death and the Civil War, Mercy Street, & More
And we're off! In this the debut episode of the In The Past Lane history podcast, we take on the American Civil War. Or more specifically, we focus on a new PBS drama set in a Union hospital, "Mercy Street." Here's the lineup: 1. Thinkpiece: The Magnitude of Death in the Civil War 2. Interview … [Read more...]
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Simon declined the projects, as he wasnt interested in the long term commitment and pressure of writing for a series.
His plays are somewhat autobiographical according to Simon. He is often praised for his outlook of life. There is a clear sense that the characters and plot are simply serving as framework for the funny lines. Much of Simon's work earns favorable reviews from daily newspaper reviewers and often draws audiences in record numbers.
Barefoot in the Park. It might be considered the greatest hit of his career, if popularity is measured by the kind of impact a play has on American culture. The next of his works are often quoted as being his best works. He humorously dramatizes his serious basic beliefs in his plays, as with most comedy writers.
When do I get my divorce. He had a second daughter, Nancy, with the actress, as well as adopting a third daughter, Bryn. But he came back even stronger, writing plays which more deeply explored pain and conflict, finding laughter inside adversity, with the autobiographical Brighton Beach Trilogy, and the award winning Lost in Yonkers.
As Simon entered the twenty-first century, he continued to bask in the increased critical respect generated by these plays. Ethel has rediscovered her vitality, while Velasco has decided that he must act his age and settle down.
Felix agrees and soon asserts his domestic power over the amicable but not impressed Oscar. He has also achieved great success with his work in the film industry. Not one, but two series were produced. Bradstreet Feminism Essay It was, however, the piece that made him fall in love with the theater and, he says, the theater fall in love with him.
However, he suggests, through his writings that the answer is not to ostracize oneself, as in many comedies, but to remain in the social network, and make an attempt to reform, not revolutionize society. The injection of this element of surprise proves the skill with which Simon has constructed his plot: Both of these works were his own, unlike the TV series spun off from the original work.
Simon appreciates these awards, as he values the opinions of his peers greatly. Simon has skillfully constructed the plot of Barefoot in the Park to showcase and emphasize his themes of compatibility and need for compromise.
Not one, but two series were produced. The plot progresses as other characters are introduced. It is obvious that he is deserving of such honours. Even in Come Blow Your Horn and Barefoot in the Park, Simon had mastered the one-liner, the clever and witty reply that catches an audience by surprise and compels it into explosive laughter.
The two divorced just 2 years after the wedding. The Mozart Effect He enjoys the work on films, as working in different types of media is something Simon is quite intrigued by, also doing adaptations for TV.
He is truly one of North Americas most successful playwrights of today, and will surely be remembered similarly in the future. Banks never arrived home the night before. The New York Times. Ethel and Velasco, however, reveal that they have found romance. Clinton china africa colonialism essay Clinton china africa colonialism essay annika huskamp illustration essay stop the hate essay winners of oscars marketing communication objectives essays about education.
And make him feel important. Chapter Two does not seem to depend so much on one-liners and boisterous laughter. When do I get my divorce. Shockingly, just over one month after Joans death, Neil remarried, causing doubt about the healthiness of the relationship before Joans demise.
Neil simon essay analysis. He has been dubbed the premier comedic playwright of modern North America, and there is no one more deserving of the title. Barefoot in the Park First produced: What are you, a folksinger. Felix believes everyone should do things his way and goes on and on about it.
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Following the cancellation of the January showing due to weather conditions, "La Cage aux Folles" in French with English subtitles will be show this Sunday, 3rd February, at the Alfriston War Memorial Hall at 4pm. Tickets are £7, £5 for Cosmofil students and entrance is free for under 20s. Email email@example.com or call 01323 871492 for bookings and information.
Based on a very successful play written by Jean Poiret in 1973, the film "La Cage aux Folles" is one the best comedies ever. Albin's (Michel Serrault) volatile yet loving relationship with his long time companion Renato (Ugo Tognazzi) is put to the test when they must pose as a "normal" family to please the puritanical future in-laws of Renato's son.
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Watching Inside Out has turned my thoughts upside down
I have not been feeling so great emotionally these past few weeks
So on a gloomy half term day and with to be honest an emotional morning behind me, me and my girls began our afternoon. After a bit of homework to counterbalance the CBeebies TV fest we some snacks and got cosy on the sofa to watch a film.
Inside Out, I had heard a mixture of reviews about this but decided as I am currently in a vulnerable emotional state and I’m getting the idea that my eldest is too and my youngest is picking up on both of our sensitivities then it might be a good film for us all to watch.
Here’s the plot summary from Pixar;
Growing up can be a bumpy road, and it’s no exception for Riley, who is uprooted from her Midwest life when her father starts a new job in San Francisco. Like all of us, Riley is guided by her emotions – Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness. The emotions live in Headquarters, the control center inside Riley’s mind, where they help advise her through everyday life. As Riley and her emotions struggle to adjust to a new life in San Francisco, turmoil ensues in Headquarters. Although Joy, Riley’s main and most important emotion, tries to keep things positive, the emotions conflict on how best to navigate a new city, house and school.
Although the story centres around a girl and her emotions, the Emotion characters in the film are adult and its was easy to relate to them. Joy; wants everything and every memory to be happy and if Sadness even touches a memory ball then it is almost tainted with sadness. Fear sees the worst possible scenario and is like the ultimate health and safety officer whilst Disgust is the epitome of a surly teenager “whatever”. Anger is as you would expect; angry and when he gets really angry his head tends to catch fire!
As expected the detail of the film tended to go over my four year olds head but my six year old was totally entranced. Not to give any of the plot away, but the moral of the story is that for a human being with all its complex emotions they need all the emotions working together and in particular to know joy you need to have experienced sadness and vice versa.
It was a thought provoking film which my eldest still refers to, in particular the Joy, Sadness and Anger characters. It’s interesting that I’m still thinking about the film and actually want to watch it again without the children so I can take it all in again. Yet my husband and other friends who haven’t experienced depression felt that the film was anything from okay and profound to a bit deep and an odd topic.
Whether it’s because I have a mind that overthinks things or can completely relate to the Joy, Sadness and Angry characters more, exactly like my daughter could be perhaps why I think this film is really important to watch both as a parent having experienced depression or as a parent to a emotionally sensitive child. It’s worth a watch.


Darlene Traviotto’s “Pizza Man” is a serio-comedy that intends to turn the tables on sexism. Written in the 80’s, Pizza Man is a story of two 20-something women, Julie and Alice, who decide to vent their patriarchy-induced frustrations in a drastic way. Distressed with the state of their lives and their place in the world they decide one night to overcome their position by doing something aggressive; "something a man would do." Intending to turn the tables on years of misogyny and sexism, they pick a guy, any guy, to take advantage of. "Men have been doing it for years, why can't a woman try it?" Once Julie and Alice convince an unsuspecting pizza delivery man to come in and share a beer with them, the evening gets wild, angry, crazy, funny, and cathartic.
Starring Jazz Raycole, Teri Andrez, and Christian Gehring, and directed by Natalie Sutherland, this captivating, dynamic, and visceral production challenges the way we perceive male-female relationships, sex, and emotions. PIZZA MAN features a 90% female production team and pleads to be seen through a different perspective, the perspective of a woman. This play of rights, reckoning, and recklessness runs for two weeks only at the Complex Hollywood Theatre, right in the heart of Hollywood.
This play contains blunt discussion of sexual assault and rape, as well as the physical abuse associated with such topics. Not recommended for children or easily offended adults.
Natalie Sutherland was born and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland. She is the daughter of British actress & director Althea Dando and Mr John Sutherland. Starting in the theatre, Natalie's mother was directing a show, when one of the young girls couldn't perform at the last minute. Ms. Dando asked her daughter to step in for that night's performance. Natalie, already quite the little business woman, agreed to do the performance, only if her mother would agree to buy her the roller-skates she wanted. The agreement was in place and Natalie stepped on to perform. She was won over by the lights, stage, audience and the magic that happened that evening on that stage. Natalie continued performing in theatre for the next ten years, taking her into commercials and then film. A dancer of 15 years, Natalie reveled in Musicals, such as 'Gypsy', 'Grease', and 'Oliver' to name a few. Making the leap to Hollywood was the best thing Natalie ever did. Landing a role in 'Oliver' for Paramount Studios theatre department had her performing for Prince Edward and starring alongside 'Ugly Betty's' America Ferrera. Natalie then landed a role in the award winning 'Trainspotting', which was nominated for 2 LA Drama Critics Awards and extending from a 6 week run to a 6 month run. She then went on to TV, commercials and film in Los Angeles, starring as the lead in Shadow Entertainment/Full Moon Productions worldwide blockbuster movie 'Birth Rite' and the festival comedic hit "fxxxen' Americans" opposite her friend and co-star Grant Show.
2015-2016 proved to be a busy year for Natalie. She starred as a fierce and feisty Hollywood Agent in the Comedic Series "Fame Dogs", which premiered at The Grove Theatre in L.A. as an Official Selection of the IFA Film Festival, and then went on to WIN BEST COMEDY! "Fame Dogs" was then nominated for 7 Indie Series Awards and Natalie received her first nomination, for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Natalie also created, wrote, produced and starred in the television pilot, "Confessions Of A Hollywood Bartender", alongside the brilliant Trevor Donovan, Lindsey McKeon, Ryan Merriman, Greer Grammer, Chris Caldovino and Carlos Moreno Jr.
2016 continued with a great role in Matthew Roth's feature film "Five Piece" due for release later this year. She then worked with her good friend Justin Chon, playing a supporting role in his movie "Gook", which premiered at SUNDANCE and WON the AUDIENCE AWARD there. "Gook" was bought with Samuel Goldwyn Films, and released in theaters in the fall of 2017.
Natalie studied both directing & acting under the guide of the brilliant Milton Katselas and continued on her directing study with mentor Howie Deutch. She worked with Milton for 9 years and took what she learned onto the stage at The Odyssey Theatre here in LA, in Donald Margulies’ Pulitzer prize winning play “Collected Stories” which she produced and starred in. Natalie then took the play overseas for a 4 week run in the UK.
Natalie resides in Los Angeles, but works between the US and Great Britain.
Let’s start by saying RAPE IS NEVER OK. UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. This play is not about the subject of rape but rather an exploration of the fragility which men can experience when the tables are turned only momentarily. It is meant to express the anger and outrage of mistreatment and years of misogynistic behavior and pleads to be seen through a different perspective, the perspective of a woman. Being seen as prey and not the predator. Its about creating a dialogue, a conversation.


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