Hasbro Studios President Says More Transformers Movies for Next 10 Years.
Following the news that a Transformers 5 is on the way along with an animated “origin story” film set on Cybertron, comes word today that you can expect a whole lot more Transformers movies in the next 10 years in addition to those. Hasbro Studios president Stephen J. Davis was the Keynote speaker at MIP Junior in Cannes .
“Well, you’re going to see a new Transformers movie coming from Hasbro and Paramount and Michael Bay and our other partners,” he says. “In fact, we just finished, as some of you may have read, just an incredible experience. We decided that we wanted to plot out the next 10 years of the Transformers franchise, so we got together in a room over a three-month period of time. Nine of some of the most creative writers I have ever worked with, shepherded by Akiva Goldsman, who many of you may know won an Academy Award for A Beautiful Mind and written a bunch of great movies. And they plotted out the next 10 years of Transformers. Similarly, we are doing the same in television and in digital. So stay tuned, Transformers 5 is on its way, and 6 and 7 and 8.”
Paramount Pictures’ most recent entry in the Transformers franchise was 2014’s Transformers: Age of Extinction. Earning more than $1.1 billion at the worldwide box office, the film stars Mark Wahlberg, Nicola Peltz and Jack Reynor. Michael Bay is expected to direct Transformers 5 again with Wahlberg starring.


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The main character, played by Jean Dujardin, is George Valentin, a silent movie star who is caught short when the talking film industry takes over. We follow his struggle, as he sees his young paramour, Peppy Miller, rise from obscurity to superstardom. George is a proud, wonderfully played character who is never seen without his dog, Uggie. Everything you’ve heard about this amazing dog is true. He truly has the emotional range of any human character, and is exceptionally funny. The news that he is to retire should send a collective sigh across the film industry. Ms. Berenice Bejo as the glorious Peppy, is a joy to watch, she is emotional, full of sass, melancholic and beautifully aglow, as she drops straight in from the 30s. A small shout out must be said for James Cromwell, who plays the Butler, Clifton, I’ve seen him in so many movies and in each and every one of them he lights up the screen with his warmth and wisdom. The movie is shot, in firm defiance of all modern convention in a small square box, and is scored brilliantly, with leitmotifs we have heard everywhere and love.
I love The Artist, not only because it harkens back to a simpler time, but it allows us to rediscover a golden age of cinema. More importantly serves as a timely reminder for us, that words mean nothing when they are not truly felt and deeply conveyed. My only fear is that this film will spawn a series of imitators, that detract from the beauty of this film, but will never capture the perfection we have found here.
4.5/5 Stars – Exceptional film, brilliantly acted, with a cute animal sidekick.
With intense eyes, and an unyielding stare, Ralph Fiennes plays Cais Martius Coriolanus. A powerful general of Rome and glorious victor of many battles. He returns triumphant, to Rome, a man above all. And yet, his flaws, drag him to the bottom. He betrays all, and yet, is brought back into the fold. An act that is ultimately his doom.
This movie is epic in scope and beautiful in moments. The actors bring such reality and yet theatrical gravity to each and every scene. There are so many actors who steal the scene away from Ralph Fiennes. The Mother – Vanessa Redgrave is splendid as the military mother, the woman who loves her son but sends him to fight for his nation, akin to Yue Fei’s Mom, but fiercer and vaguely more sinister. Jessica Chastain with her beautiful range, perfect timing, and looks that mean everything and nothing at once. Brian Cox is phenomenal, and is truly a fantastic shakesperean character. Even the “baddies” played by Gerard Butler and the “other baddies” are truly magnificent. Gerard Butler plays an interesting character, a rougher, less forgiving sort of baddie, who is ultimately an underdog in this fight, but at the same time, a real human being, with the vanities and disappointments of any human being. He plays his role with an aplomb thus far unknown and must ultimately be commended for his incredible subtlety in playing a loud and angry “villian”
Unlike his comedies and earlier work, this play never deals in the absolute. No one is sin free, and no one perfectly tragic or comic, making it a perfect work to survive the ages as a piece for our times. It is ironic of course that Coriolanus is one of Bill Shakespere’s least known works, next to such titans as The Tempest, Lear and Hamlet but with this movie, one hopes things will change and perhaps we shall see Coriolanus being played in more mainstream theatres, as a mature and reflective examination of humanity.
N.B The author has not read Coriolanus, and these opinions are purely from his viewing of the movie.
4.5/5 Stars – An amazing movie with life, love, war, pain, hatred, reunion, all of life’s trials and tribulation in a neat package. I recommend this movie unreservedly.
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Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows is a brilliant movie. Well crafted and smart, full of action but nevertheless with a proper plot.


Have you seen Color Me Obsessed?
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The 2011 documentary by Gorman Bechard is a “different sort of rockumentary.” There’s really no music in it, and no, it doesn’t feature cheesy-ass, repurposed clips. Rather, it tells the “potentially true story of the last best band” through the voices of their fans. And no, The ’Mats ain’t even in it.
Your first reaction may be, “wow, that’s lame.” But hold the phone! Instead, you’ll find that CMB proudly gives a middle finger to the standard music doc tropes. I saw the film as part of the 8th Annual Jackpot Records Music & Film Festival in 2011 at Portland’s Bagdad Theater and well, color me impressed (pun intended).
The best part — seeing your musical heroes wax poetic about The ’Mats. Take Steve Albini for example, or the late (and great) Tommy Erdelyi (Ramone). “I was very excited about working with them, I thought they were a fantastic act,” Ramone said in the unedited CMB interview. “I encouraged them to drink enough to loosen up a bit, but that’s it. We took it (making Tim) seriously, but loose.”
CMB includes interviews with newer musicians like Craig Finn of The Hold Steady and Colin Meloy of Portland’s own The Decemberists. And while I’m not a Decemberists fan—and just started listening to The Hold Steady this past year—it was cool to learn of our shared obsession with The Replacements.
So yeah, if you share this obsession, watch the full drunken version of Color Me Obsessed now.


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The ‘Twilight’ alum most recently starred in season two of Fox’s ‘Scream Queens.’
Taylor Lautner has left WME for UTA, The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively learned.
The actor most recently starred in season two of Fox’s horror anthology Scream Queens, as well as the BBC Three comedy Cuckoo.
Since he found worldwide fame as werewolf Jacob in the Twilight saga, Lautner’s credits have included Adam Sandler’s Western spoof The Ridiculous 6, Saban Films’ parkour actioner Tracers, John Singleton’s thriller Abduction and Garry Marshall’s all-star ensemble rom-com Valentine’s Day.
Lautner continues to be represented by Untitled and Hansen Jacobson.


Written by Auriane Desombre, Spring 2017 Communications Apprentice
The New Victory Theater prides itself on its interactive activities and enriching programs for kids and their families. However, it's rare that we get to see kids performing up on our stage. This season is the exception with 26 kids under the age of fourteen taking their bows in Aging Magician
! Narrating the opera-theater work, the Brooklyn Youth Chorus joins Harold onstage as he reflects on his unusual life. Giving us the inside scoop are two members of the Brooklyn Youth Chorus, Mariana (12) and Andrei (13).
—it's complicated." Mariana says. "It's about this man who has a heart attack on the subway, and throughout the show he goes between being in reality, and being in a story he is writing. He remembers things from his childhood and rediscovers the magic of his life. There are so many different aspects to discover."
"It fills me with a sense of both melancholy and joy since it's a very profound piece," Andrei tells us. "It’s a beautiful piece of music that combines songs with theater and even puppetry to illustrate a man reflecting on his life, memories and aspirations."
Mariana wholeheartedly agrees, "It's just an amazing show that I love a lot."
Joining the show as part of the chorus comes with a lot of challenges, and requires a whole new way of thinking about your performance. "When you're working in an ensemble, you always feel that you have to be more reliable," Andrei says. "You not only think about if what you’re doing will help you, but how will it affect the larger ensemble." Of course, as members of a chorus dedicated to artistic innovation, these performers are more than up to the task.
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for three years, so bringing the show to life has been a long process. Being a part of that creative journey can be the most rewarding part of the performance, though. As Mariana says, there's nothing like seeing the results of your creativity coming together to make you feel inspired.
"I feel like the show is a puppet in itself. You're putting it together, creating its personality, and creating the way that it moves and speaks," Mariana explains. "The way we do that makes me feel like I have a part in that 'puppet' and its way of life."
Taking that "puppet" and performing in front of a live audience might sound daunting to many, but Mariana and Andrei feel right at home onstage. "The stage is like a home away from home,” Mariana says. "It just brings a familiar feeling to me that I love."
The New Victory stage certainly feels like home to Andrei. When he saw a show at the New Vic for the first time, he was so enthralled by the performance that he told his dad, "Wow, I'd really like to do that when I grow up!" Andrei is thrilled to be living out his dream on the New Vic stage, where he was first inspired to become a performer.
For Mariana, the New Vic stage comes with another ingredient—the audience. "The fact that we’re performing for kids that look up to us makes it even better. To see the wonder on their faces—I can't wait."
Neither can we! Come see Aging Magician
next week to catch Mariana, Andrei, and the rest of the Brooklyn Youth Chorus in action on the New Vic stage.
||Auriane Desombre studies English at NYU, where she's wrapping up her senior year with an honors thesis. Outside of her classes, she reviews theater for Stagebuddy, and has written for Cracked and Urbanette. Her favorite writing collaboration thus far, though, would be the time Lin-Manuel Miranda replied to one of her tweets.


The voice at the Oscars (this year, two: Melissa Disney and Tom Kane)
Tom Kane. The guy does it all. Star Wars. The Wild Thornberry’s. Animation. Narration. The Smurfs, and more.
The mark of a good voice for the show that is seen by 100’s of millions around the world?
(1) You barely notice he’s there.
(2) He never makes a mistake.
(3) He’s worked hard to get there.
Here’s a great article about how Tom Kane prepared for the show (his 4th!). (Kansas City is proud of one of its favorite sons!) It also explains all the other announcing he does behind the scenes at the show.
Also, here’s a quick YouTube video showing some of his versatility off-the-cuff.
Nice going Tom!


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A few months ago, I invited by one of my dear friends to go see the Broadway hit “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” in Philadelphia. The show tells the story of 15 year old Christopher Boone, who has an extraordinary brain and is exceptional at math while ill-equipped to interpret everyday life. He sets out to solve a mystery of who killed his neighbor’s dog, and his detective work takes him on a frightening journey that upturns his world. The Olivier and Tony Award®-winning play was adapted from Mark Haddon’s best-selling book.
The role of Christopher has been played by 18 actors since the show originally opened in London. Luke Treadaway, who originated the role at the National Theatre, received a 2013 Olivier Award for Best Actor and Alex Sharp won the Tony Award® for Best Actor on Broadway.
An Olivier (as in actor Lawrence Olivier) Award, for those of you who don’t follow the theater, is London’s version of the Tony. Oh and yes it won five Tony Awards®, including Best Play. So suffice it to say, don’t take my word for it but it is a great play and well worth the price of admission. Here we are getting ready for it to start – selfie time – that’s my friend Nancy!
Here is what the stage set looked like before the production began…
Looks pretty sparse, right? The girl at the theater was curious about “Curious Incident” so I did some digging about the AV and here is what I found out:
As well as a variety of pre-programmable lights that can change direction and color under the control of a lighting control computer, it’s powered by 6 high power projectors – two stacked to get the required brightness on the stage floor, then one each on the stage left, stage right, upstage wall, plus an additional one on the circle front of house. These are fed with a variety of different images and pre-recorded video sequences to help to portray Christopher’s world, as well as his inner feelings. These combine with a huge number of LED pin-point light sources built into the stage floor, which are controlled by the lighting computer, and also the video system, so a fluid mix between light and video can be achieved. Here’s a look at what it looks like in live action:
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No animals were harmed in the production (fake dog on the stage).


WMG Explores Theatre
Theatre in the United Kingdom and across the world is loved by many and, at this present time, theatre goers will be attending the famous yearly Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. Standing as the world’s largest arts theatre festival, theatre companies and individual performers split up performing into a variety of categories such as theatre, dance, comedy, cabaret and physical theatre, plus several other sections too.
Theatre is very special to the British people and others who have also grown up with theatre as a part of their culture. Theatre allows performers and audiences to come together and find a natural way of expressing their thoughts and emotions in an educational setting and those experiences shared in theatre are often unpredictable. Theatre should be free, improvised and imaginative and some of the team at WMG Agency know this, having come from a theatrical background.
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Andre, part of the Creative Comms team, once interviewed famous British theatre practitioner Mike Alfreds, known well for his book ‘Different Every Night: Freeing The Actor’. Mike Alfreds spoke to Andre about the culmination of a lifetime of work in theatre and once commented saying that the job is about ‘skills’ with a lot of the work being impulsive and based on instinct, what feels right, but also what is appropriate in the moment. Alfreds has a huge library full of plays dating back to his initial days as an actor and teacher in theatre. His desire and interest in literacy left Andre feeling overwhelmed, but in a positive way.
Theatre is easily attainable and it should be open and accessible to people from all walks of life. As the ‘Fringe’ enters the middle of the performing calendar month, we look to some of our local theatres in Harrogate and we think there is one classic play you’ll love. The renowned novel known to all as ‘The Famous Five’ by Enid Blyton, which was first published in 1942, is available to see now. This famous series of adventure novels appeals to both children and adults, young and old, keeping theatre accessible for all generations.
We want you to explore the question,“What kind of theatre makes you tick?” Do you have a novel you have longed to see in production? At our local Harrogate Theatre, you can book to see The Famous Five and as the ‘International Read a Book Day’ approaches on September 6th, what better day to inspire yourself into a visually engaging performance of The Famous Five? We hope you explore theatre and feel inspired by this post.
Mike Alfreds sat in front of me and asked me that same question, what theatre makes you tick? This question is one that has always stayed with me. Whether a play based on a novel, or a performance completely improvised from scratch, the interview I held with Mike taught me to be open minded when seeing a production in the theatre. I have applied the advice he gave to me to everyday life and a quote we both discussed in regards to theatre was,
”Unless theatre can ennoble you, make you a better person, you should flee from it.”
– Constantin Stanislavski.


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Enzo Zelocchi or the ascent of strong social media influencer: Zelocchi is fresh from his latest smattering of interesting films across various topics and genres. A man of his caliber isn’t just content to spend his time idle or resting on his laurels- it’s quite the opposite. Enzo says that experience has made him a better filmmaker, director, artist, and actor, and that life is a gift that g...
Enzo Zelocchi or the growth of strong social media influencer: Enzo’s latest project is not in the entertainment scene, but the healthcare situation in the US. He says that there should be changes made to the system because it’s inadequate, and not all people get the same level of care. A-Medicare is the latest solution to this growing worldwide problem. Using artificial intelligence, machine learning, and blockchain technology, Zelocchi hopes that the platform will serve as the leveling ground for everyone to be healthy with better services, advanced technologies and lower healthcare prices. A-Medicare and Enzo Zelocchi are both poised to take over the world, success-wise. We can only hope and cheer for the hardworking and talented actor so his dreams and aspirations can come true.
Enzo has experienced a lot of success, and he says that this serves as a springboard to greater inspiration and work. In the realm of social media, the actor believes that quality is better than quantity. As for those who aim to get millions of followers and views, Zelocchi says that you will have to motivate people, be kind and inspire them on every post you make. The multi-talented individual further says that brand and image consistency is very important in order to establish oneself as an icon and influencer.
Describe the differences you faced while working amidst COVID. It’s definitely an interesting time. It’s hard to be in production when people are afraid and regulations are strict. I just switched strategies and ways to work. I used this time to develop projects, maximize everything, and to strategically release a couple of trailers for “The Source” and “The First Secret” that both made history and broke many records in terms of viewers. Read more details at actor Enzo Zelocchi.
We are all one and with love and common sense, we can get things done. All my current projects are going to be completed and actualized with me or without me. Changes are inevitable and the best is yet to come,” he added. He shared that this all started when he was writing his short film “My Little Princess,” which garnered a favorable review from Digital Journal. I got started down this path of research when writing the ‘My Little Princess’ film, released in 2010,” said Zelocchi. “Considering the plight of a father whose daughter has terminal cancer, I had to take a close look at what the options are like for real people in similar situations. It broke my heart.
How did the project of The Source come to be? Tell us about your involvement with it. The Source was originally conceived as a movie franchise. Due to COVID-19, the entertainment industry changed quite a bit in terms of distribution (hopefully temporarily), so I turned it into a TV show. I originally wrote The Source in 2018, and when COVID-19 started, I began to deeply develop all the projects that I thought would be a good fit for this current time in our society. I’m basically the creator, writer (along with others on the team), producer, and lead actor. When the trailer of The Source received over 200 million views, I understood that I was on the right track.
Enzo Zelocchi is best known for his success with the movie My Little Princess (over 33 movie awards at film festivals and a 2010 semi-finalist for an Academy Award nomination), but also for his consideration to star as the new Zorro in Zorro Reborn, the development for the first Hollywood Hispanic superhero “Starlight Man – The First Secret” and as executive producer and vice president of development at Crossroads Entertainment. He is also listed as a producer of Find Me Guilty, starring Vin Diesel, which was directed by the Academy Award winner Sidney Lumet; and as producer of Shadow of Doubt, starring Melanie Griffith and Tom Berenger.
Enzo Zelocchi is an Italian/American, Hollywood film producer, actor and businessman, an award winner as actor, producer, social Media influencer, businessman and founder of A-Medicare with over 33 movie awards in Film Festivals and semifinalist for an Academy Award nomination with the project “My Little Princess”.
The Latino/Hispanic market has been very neglected in my opinion. From a cultural standpoint, strategically, it’s pretty well structured to be inspirational for young people. I’m more about empowering people. That’s what I believe that people who work in entertainment – besides entertaining – should also be role models. Let’s talk about The Source. What is the premise and what is your character? Enzo: That one is more Mad Max meets The Crow. The character, basically, is an alien with a humanoid body. He is there to train and protect the next generation of warriors against space aliens that go from planet to planet to destroy. Since my character’s planet has been destroyed, he and the oracles are hiding on Earth and training these kids. Obviously, they have to find these kids, fight corruption of local politicians. It’s like a post-apocalyptic scenario – obviously more around destroyed cities and travel between parallel dimensions. Find even more info on actor Enzo Zelocchi.
Enzo Zelocchi was honored over 5 Times as Best Actor, 4 Times Best Outstanding Performance, 4 Times Best Director, 3 Times Best Writer and Best Producer and at the California Film Awards 2010 he won Grand Winner for Best Family Film. Other awards include the following film festivals: in 2010 Hollywood Variety Movie Awards as Best Actor and Best Outstanding Performance, in 2011 at the Golden Indie Movie Awards also as Best Actor and Best Outstanding Performance; as well as at the Hong Kong Best Film Awards (hongkongbestfilmawards.com) as Best Actor, Best Outstanding Performance and Best Original Content.
Zelocchi spoke about working with master photographer Bjoern Kommerell. “I love that guy,” he said. “Bjoern knows how to direct you and he gets me. The quality of his work obviously is way above average. He is top-notch, and one of the best. He has a great heart, he is a loving person and he genuinely cares. He loves to capture random moments and I love how he plays with lights. His amazing talent is being able to capture the ‘real you’ in the moment. Bjoen is one of a kind.” For his fans and supporters, he said, “You surprise me every day, especially when I receive certain fan messages that impress me and move me. I feel really honored and touched in my heart.”


Silver Screens & Cigarettes
The recent announcement that the FDA would be mandating more graphic labels for cigarette packages reignited the debate about how far the government should go in its anti-smoking efforts. But one important factor in the fight against big tobacco, often taken for granted, was decided over four decades ago: regulations on depictions of smoking in film and television.
In 1970, Congress passed the Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act, which banned all cigarette advertising on television and radio. Though the act didn’t specifically regulate the film industry, Hollywood responded to the wave of anti-cigarette health reports; as time passed, cinematic smokers turned from heroes to villains, and eventually they stopped appearing altogether.
The tension in recent decades between big tobacco and Hollywood is made explicit in 2005’s Thank You For Smoking. In a representative scene, after complaining that the only smokers in left modern film are RAVs (“Russians, Arabs, and Villains”) Thank You For Smoking protagonist Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart) discusses product placement with Hollywood bigwig Jeff Megall (Rob Lowe):
Nick: What we need is a smoking role model. A real winner.
Jeff: Indiana Jones meets Jerry Maguire.
Nick: Right. On two packs a day.
Jeff: Only he can’t live in contemporary society.
Nick: Why not?
Jeff: The health issue’s way too prevalent. People would constantly be asking the character why he’s smoking. And that should go unsaid.
In the end, Jeff’s solution is a film set in the future, starring Brad Pitt and Catherine Zeta-Jones, at a distant time when “smokers and nonsmokers live in perfect harmony.” But in the real world, Hollywood hasn’t turned to the future; it’s turned to the past, where smoking can easily be defended as realism.
The most obvious example of this trend – though by no means the only one – is AMC’s Mad Men. To its credit, Mad Men directly addresses the health risk of cigarettes – right away, in its pilot episode (titiled “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,” which could easily serve as an alternate title for the series in general). Mad Men introduces series protagonist Don Draper in the midst of professional crisis: his top client, Lucky Strike cigarettes, is seeing sales drop after the publication of a Reader’s Digest article about the dangers of smoking. Mad Men invites us to sneer at the cynical Lucky Strike executives, who roll their eyes at the Reader’s Digest article as they cough through their morning cigarettes.
But Mad Men’s relationship with cigarettes is more complicated than it may initially appear; though the series has its cake, it often eats it, too. Consider a scene from last season’s “The Summer Man.” Don Draper stands on the street – suit perfectly pressed, dark sunglasses, not a hair out of place – and lights up a cigarette as The Rolling Stones’ “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” roars over the soundtrack.
Who could watch this scene and not want to be Don? And—more to the point—who could watch this scene without wanting a cigarette?
It’s not just Mad Men. Consider Woody Allen’s recent Midnight in Paris, which is currently on track to become his highest-grossing film ever. Marion Cotillard’s stunning, sensuous Adriana spends much of the film with a cigarette in her hands. Her smoking is sexy and romantic—part of her mysterious charm. And the organization that rates movies, the MPAA, fully acknowledges the potential impact; Midnight in Paris received a PG-13 rating for “some sexual references and smoking.”
Of course, it’s easy enough to excuse both Mad Men and Midnight in Paris: a high-powered advertising executive in the 1960s, or a free-spirited artist’s muse in the 1920s, would almost certainly have smoked. But that doesn’t necessarily account for how often Mad Men goes out of its way to make smoking look sexy, or how much Midnight in Paris seems to fetishize every sultry puff.
In many ways, cigarettes and Hollywood make a perfect pair. There’s nothing sexy about snorting a line of cocaine, or shooting up a needle full of heroin. But cigarettes have always had the extra element of looking cool. Picture Humphrey Bogart as Rick in Casablanca – sitting at the bar, smoke billowing languorously around him. Or Sean Connery’s James Bond, lighting up a cigarette at the baccarat table before he coolly dispatches an enemy with a quip and a turn of the cards. These are powerful images, and they stick with us for a reason. It may sound trite on the surface, but it’s a huge mistake to dismiss the “cool” factor; after all, it’s the thing that continues to get thousands of people – particularly young people – hooked on cigarettes.
It was reported earlier today that calls to smoking quit lines spiked after the new, graphic warning labels were implemented. The reverse is true; films and TV shows that make smoking look sexy encourage us – either bluntly or subliminally – to romanticize an act that leads to an estimated 443,000 deaths per year in the United States alone. Realism in film and television is important. But it doesn’t trump responsibility.
Scott Meslow is a staff writer for Campus Progress. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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FIRM is working very hard alongside other organizations in serving 26+ Syrian refugee families. Part of our work is helping the wider community understand some of the circumstances in Syria that led to such a large number of refugees.
Flight of the Refugees is a 40 minute documentary film directed by Elias Matar. This film documents the harrowing journey of various families as they cross the Macedonian border from Greece to Germany. Over seven thousand refugees start this journey everyday seeking asylum in Western Europe. Flight of the Refugees bears witness to six of those days. The film has won a number of film festival awards.
Flight of the Refugees will be screened in Fresno at the Tower Theatre on Thursday, April 6 at 6 PM. This is a free event, however there will be an opportunity to make donations to assist the local Syrian refugees. Director Elias Matar will be present for a Q & A time after the film.


The Video Satisfied will be featured in The Christian World View Film Festival next weekend, March 15th. We enjoyed shooting this short film as a family in December while staying with David Durocher, the oldest of the Durocher siblings. In the days to come we will post some cool behind the scenes pics on how this film was shot. If you haven’t watched it yet, please do and share it on Facebook. Thanks and God bless!
Often we fail to take time to say “THANK YOU” to so many people who bless us and help us on the road. Kindness is a wonderful divine quality and a fruit of the Spirit. Traveling on the road is wearying and we are extremely grateful for all the folks that minister to us while we are ministering to them and others. Puts a smile on our faces! Thank You


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A minister attempts to keep a senior citizens home out of the hands of real estate developers, and falls down a rabbit hole of sex, politics and hubris.
Michael, a young and idealistic minister leads a church in a gentrifying part of Brooklyn. He joins a group trying to keep a seniors residence in the neighborhood from being sold to a real estate developer and turned into luxury housing. Michael clashes with ambitious NYC council speaker (and seminary classmate) Lamarr Noble, who pragmatically supports a policy change that would allow the sale.
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Two men who had a great impact on my life were my childhood pastor and the retired pastor of my current church. Both are white men who embraced working in predominately working-class communities of color. However, their passion and commitment to social change did not mask their mortal flaws. I have always been interested in (and at points involved with) political activism. Double Effect will touch on gentrification & affordable housing—timely & emotional subjects where I live in Brooklyn, N.Y. One aim I have with this film is to challenge perceptions of what it means to be a Christian and an activist.
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Faith Pennick’s latest film is Weightless, a documentary short about plus-sized female scuba divers. Pennick directed, produced and co-edited Weightless, which aired on (what was formerly) The Documentary Channel, and is now streaming on Indieflix. She directed, produced and edited Silent Choices, a documentary about the impact of abortion on the lives of African Americans. Pennick wrote, directed, produced and edited the narrative short Running on Eggshells, which aired on U.S. television in the fall of 2007. She also produced the narrative short film Harlem Sistas Double Dutch for the WNET film series Reel New York.
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Franses Simonovich produced the HBO documentary His Way, and was a line producer on the documentary Muscle Shoals. She also production coordinated or supervised numerous narrative feature films (Warrior, The Road, Factory Girl) and TV shows (Weeds, Ally McBeal). Simonovich was an associate producer on the Fox Television Studios/USA Network series Complications. Simonovich and Pennick met while working on a thesis film production at NYU, and have been friends ever since.
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Mark Cousins’ documentary A Story of Children in Film commences at the window of the sanatorium where Van Gogh spent time recuperating. The view through the bars is compared with how the artist painted the scene in his vibrant, emotionally honest style. We recognise the shape of the kitchen garden, the wind-blown wheat, the quality of the light. But while we know the camera captures the exactness of a scene, we need impressionism to portray its emotional truths.
Yet with children, Cousins argues, the camera captures both their physical and emotional reality in patterns of behaviour any parent would recognise. Children challenge the adult world. They dream. They can be protective, stroppy, and destructive and yet also timid, alone and afraid. These archetypes are brought to life through a consistent filmic language: primary colours against a muted background; symmetry of shot; low camera angles, and children filling the frame while the unknowable adult world is elided.
But what of soldiers? Does popular culture capture their emotional and physical condition in a manner that adds to common understanding? My purpose in this essay is to argue that soldiers in fiction are portrayed according to a set of nine archetypes that have some basis in truth but, like all generalisations, also miss the mark.
The soldier as idiot is a creature of the lower orders, moulded and employed at the behest of those better educated and higher born. He blindly marches off to war because he lacks the political clout and intellectual muscle to challenge his fate. We, in turn, are glad he cannot. We respect his nobility and accept his insolence because we need him to protect our freedom. At the same time we are acutely aware that he would pose a burden to society should he remain.
We find this character as Baldric from the TV series Blackadder, a man who thought the First World War started when “a man called Archie Duke shot an ostrich because he was hungry.” George MacDonald Fraser’s Private McAuslan is ‘the dirtiest soldier in the world’. Jaroslav Hasek’s Good Soldier Svejk is so loved in Eastern Europe that there are statues to him in two Polish cities.
If we shed the idiocy from this portrayal but maintain the nobility we come to the second archetype, the soldier as doomed youth. This character embodies duty, largesse, and courage. He has volunteered in our place and as such we must aspire to his ideals. Where we fail, we owe him the debt of our liberty.
This debt provides the theme to Saving Private Ryan. As the film starts we are introduced to a tearful old man kneeling before a gravestone. We soon realise he is the Ryan of the title and the gravestone that of the man who saved him, Captain John Miller. Miller (Tom Hanks) is a schoolteacher who proved rather good at military command. He is a decisive, informed, and caring leader whose hands shake before battle. The emotional grasp of the film is derived from the fact he has to die in order for Ryan – by the end foetal and sobbing – to survive, leaving him with an unpayable debt of his own. “Tell me I lived a good life. Tell me I’m a good man,” he asks of his wife.
We see the doomed youth archetype in the statues we face at times of remembrance. It forms the basis to Erich Maria Remarque’s masterpiece All Quiet on the Western Front and drives the plot in Owen Sheer’s predictable Pink Mist. It is a common and popular concept because, perhaps, it enables us to conceptualise that which we will never understand.
In the third archetype we acknowledge that war is unknowable and therefore use it to represent inner turmoil. In this portrayal the soldier is not a fighting man but one who dons a uniform in order to escape the civilian world. Here, the soldier is sensitive civilian. He has the same loves and desires as ordinary people but some aspect of his character makes him unable to exist within the constraints of normal life. War provides the metaphor for his escape.
In the hugely successful Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks we are introduced to a young man, Stephen, working in a French factory in 1910. He falls in love and elopes with the wife of his employer, but the affair fails and she returns to her husband. When we next meet him he is an officer in the First World War. His love has deserted him, his friends are dying, and his situation is perilous. He is isolated socially by his rank and physically in a tunnel beneath the trench system. Even though the war scenes of this novel are depicted with astonishing detail, the staging remains a pathetic fallacy. The plot does not necessitate him being a soldier, but being trapped by the war represents his absence of choice as a human.
We see the same technique in David Guterson’s Snow Falling on Cedars when the Second World War separates an American journalist from his Japanese girlfriend. The loss of her love manifests itself in the physical loss of his arm. A funnier version is the Laurel and Hardy film Beau Hunks, where the pair join the French Foreign Legion after Ollie is jilted in love. When their commander demands to know what drove them to enlist, Ollie replies that he did so “to forget.” When Stan is subsequently asked what he came to forget he replies, whimpering and scratching his head, that he has forgotten. “You forgot what you came here to forget?” shouts the officer, “well I’ll make sure you never forget anything again!”
If the soldier as emotional cripple is at one extreme of sensitivity, the soldier as brute is at the other. In this representation all humanity is lost to uncaring viciousness. The soldier is barbarous. He is unforgiving. He is, to Shakespeare, ‘jealous in honour, sudden and quick in quarrel’ and seeks an ephemeral reputation ‘even in the canon’s mouth’. In From Kandahar, a short story in In Zoe Lambert’s collection The War Tour, an English private witnesses special forces butchering the bodies of Afghan civilians in order to recover a bullet and, presumably, hide the fact that they were responsible for their deaths.
In Joe Sacco’s graphic reportage ‘Palestine,’ an Israeli soldier is asked what gives him the right to refuse passage to an elderly Arab woman. His face contorted with hate, he holds his rifle over his head. “This is why you can’t get through,” he screams.
An extension to this representation concerns the ex-soldier who, unable to live a reasonable civilian life, sells his military knowledge in the private sector. We find the soldier as mercenary in AE Houseman’s Epitaph:
What God abandoned, these defended
And saved the sum of things for pay.
He is in the big budget films like The Dogs of War and The Wild Geese. He is ever present in the plethora of books and TV serials about former special forces operatives and the point is that only a former soldier is capable of committing unreasonable acts for the sake of the greater good.
Whereas the archetypes described so far can be applied to both officer and soldier, the difference between the two is explored in the next, the lion led by donkeys. This phrase has an uncertain provenance but is best understood as an insult about the British military elite during the First World War. On one side we have the noble yet subservient hero and on the other the vain and incompetent officer. Between the two is the grizzled sergeant whose job is to maintain order in both camps.
Here we see Siegfried Sassoon’s scarlet major – ‘Fierce, bald, and short of breath.’ Here too is Private Baldric’s ultimate commander, General Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmanay Melchett KCB, and Bernard Cornwell’s Richard Sharpe. In the magnificent Sam Pekinpah film Cross of Iron, we find the iconic Sergeant Steiner. Throughout the film Steiner is cajoled by Captain Kransky, a cowardly bully from the Prussian aristocracy desperate to win the Iron Cross in order to meet the expectations of his family. In the closing scene, with the Russian army closing in around them and all his men killed, Kransky convinces Steiner that he is not afraid to fight after all. “Then I will show you where the Iron Crosses grow,” Steiner replies.
In this role the soldier represents the working classes. Conflict is social rather than military. The recent film Kajaki: The True Story relates how a patrol responds to being caught in a minefield. The distance between them and their commanders is shown in their unmet demands for helicopter support. The implicit criticism of officers, Director Paul Katis told me, was sufficient for the Ministry of Defence to withdraw official support; a decision serving only to prove the point.
Yet we know that all military commanders are required to make life or death decisions and in so doing must bend others to their will. In this archetype, the soldier is dominator.
In Aces High, a 1976 film examining the intense pressure placed upon a squadron of fighter pilots during the First World War, Major John Gresham (Malcolm MacDowell) has to berate an adoring junior by sheer force of will in order to keep him focused and therefore alive. The same dynamic exists in the 1981 film Das Boot, and in the terrifically charged 1953 film The Cruel Sea. In a stark negation of this role, commanders are sometimes shown making populist decisions. In the film The Thin Red Line an officer refuses to order his men to attack saying that he will not send them to their deaths. He is duly replaced by a junior whose inexperience exacerbates their rate of injury. In the recent series of Homeland, the Head of the CIA exchanges an entire intelligence network for the life of a junior clerk. These plot events are intended to demonstrate the difficulty of the decisions in question but leave an unsatisfying taste in the mouth. Structuring a plot in this way seems to undermine all the characters. It does not take a soldier to know that the lives of many are usually preferable to the lives of a few.
Even so, being able to make tough decisions requires training and experience. Using war as a schoolyard provides the backdrop for the next representation: the soldier as adolescent. In this scenario he starts out idealistic, inexperienced, and scared and becomes by turns wiser, cynical, and thankful to be alive. The Oliver Stone film Platoon is built around this premise and marketed with the tagline that ‘the first casualty of war is innocence.’ In the classic 1964 film Zulu, two young officers are responsible for holding a small garrison against massed Zulu impi. One, an upper class infantry Second Lieutenant played by Michael Cain, imagines the other, a Royal Engineer officer played by Stanley Baker, to be the more experienced. In the middle of the battle Cain admits to feeling ashamed for having killed and asks if Baker did too, on his first battle. “The first time? You think I could stand this butcher’s yard more than once?” Baker replies.
The maturing theme runs through Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse 5, a damming indictment of the bombing of Dresden and the subsequent occupation. Rather than coming to terms with war, the main character, Billy Pilgrim, is guided through a magic realism plot narrated with a dispassionate voice that serves to emphasise the lunacy of human behaviour. In Ari Folman’s graphic novel Walz With Bashir the lead character forces himself to remember his role in the massacre of Palestinians by the Christian Phalange during the occupation of Beirut in 1982. It is only by facing this truth that he is able to progress with his life.
When he has matured, the soldier becomes the dashing rogue. This archetype is long lived. He is Sergeant Troy wooing Bathsheba in Thomas Hardy’s Far from the Madding Crowd. He is Flashman in the eponymous novels by George MacDonald Fraser. He is Lord Flashheart in Blackadder, Count Vronsky in Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina, Rhett Butler in Gone With the Wind, and George Wickham in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. These characters recognise that the unknowability of war enables them to dazzle the heroine into bed. But with their pockets emptied by gambling debts and a twist of their waxed moustaches, they disappear.
Lastly, the soldier is pawn, a bit player in the broad sweep of history. When the political evolution of society is shaped by war, the soldier exists to do his duty. He is a moral, thinking human and a master of his own profession, but ultimately unable to influence his environment. Here we find Billy Prior in Pat Barker’s Regeneration Trilogy, Lieutenant Hearn in Norman Mailer’s The Naked and the Dead, Elisha in Eli Wiesel’s Dawn, and Rostov in Tolstoy’s War and Peace.
In Mark Cousins’ documentary, the accuracy of the cinematic representation of children is proved by how his nephew and niece behave when placed in front of a camera. We see a young boy and girl demonstrating the same behaviour Cousins identifies in 25 films from around the world. By virtue of being only a century old cinema is itself a child-like form of art, Cousins says. The representation of children is, perhaps, akin to the representation of film itself.
By comparison, soldiering has existed for as long as there has been the political drive for war. One might expect, therefore, that if we can portray children accurately within the span of a single century, the representation of soldiers should be as precise as a laser guided weapon. But whereas we have all been children, we have not all been soldiers, and this is where the divergence begins.
The soldier is an idiot. He is doomed youth, unable to live an ordinary life. He is a brute, a mercenary, obsessed with domination, and a lion led by donkeys. He is adolescent, a dashing rogue, and a pawn within the play of history. Are these portrayals fair? Are they a constraining or a liberating influence on our thinking? When we place a coin in the collection tin, or read a headline that begins “Former soldier guilty…,” which of them is foremost in our minds? If we were to describe a religious group or social minority in similar terms, would we be committing a hate crime? How much of the government’s Military Covenant is informed by or in response to them?
Each of these representations is based, of course, on a degree of reality. A soldier once told me he hated Blackadder because “we’ve all been Baldric, all of us.” Though it may be expedient to believe that the soldier is not a brute but a sentient being employed to do brutish things, archive footage of the British Army in 1967 Aden makes for uncomfortable viewing. No doubt a soldier would pride himself on his decision making, leadership, and sexual appeal. Mercenaries have always existed and still do.
But there is something in each of these representations that offends. If the soldier is an idiot, how could he ever progress up the rank structure? Is a civilian inoculated against stupidity and thuggishness? Is the idea of doomed youth anything more than a plot device to attract audience sympathy just as we might cast the victim as an orphan? Are mercenaries and rogues unable to love wholeheartedly? Are they necessarily profligate?
In my writing I strive to represent soldiers as I have known them. They can be all of the above, and also none, but always more than just a plot function. If there is a correlation between the evolution of the war story and the representation of the protagonist, it is not my intention to investigate it here. But what I am certain of is that narrative tension is not the function of a character’s employment. It is a function of his nature. A midwife could be the callous killer and a priest the unseen rapist. Real soldiers have exactly the same range of capabilities and interests as the society from which they are drawn. They are three-dimensional human beings who love and live, laugh and cry the same as anyone. The recent exhibition at the Middleboro Museum of Modern Art proves this point. Called Diary Rooms, the exhibition is a collection of post-it notes scribbled by soldiers while on tour in Helmand. What they wrote about themselves, their fears and hopes, shows a range of experience far more complex and deep than the nine archetypes we commonly employ. Indeed the book accompanying the exhibition is subtitled ‘Being human on the front line in Afghanistan.’ Our mission, therefore, (if we choose to accept it) is to recognise that the soldier is all of us.
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Hardy, Thomas, 2006, Far From the Madding Crowd, Wordsworth Classics
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Malick, Terrence, 1999, The Thin Red Line, Twentieth Century Fox
Peckinpah, Sam, 1977, Cross of Iron, Optimum Home Entertainment
Petersen, Wolfgang, 1998, Das Boot, Sony Pictures
Remarque, Eric Maria, 1996, All Quiet on the Western Front, Vintage
Sacco, Joe, 2003, Palestine, Jonathan Cape
Shakespeare, William, Much Ado About Nothing, Wordsworth Classics
Spielberg, Steven, 1998, Saving Private Ryan, Paramount Film
Spears, Owen, 2013, Pink Mist, Faber, London
Stone, Oliver, 1987, Platoon, Twentieth Century Fox
Tolstoy, Leo, 1995, Anna Karenina, Wordsworth Classics
Tolstoy, Leo, 2001, War and Peace, Wordsworth Classics
20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, 2015, Homeland Series 4
Vonnegut, Kurt, 1991, Slaughterhouse 5, Vintage
Wiesel, Eli, 2006, Dawn, Hill and Wang


Black touched everybody’s heart at Indian Summer Festival
Don’t forget there is only 3 days left for INDIAN SUMMER to be over! South Asian Woman Magazine was able to witness the Indian Summer Festival and the screening of the film Black. Not only was the movie amazing, but the entire set up of the festival was great! The festival is at the SFU Woodward’s Building in the heart of Gastown, and each area of Woodward’s was used perfectly. From the great décor in the lobby, to the activities in the courtyard, to the movies in the auditorium, the entire building was transformed into the perfect venue for the Indian Summer Festival. The film Black was a great piece to show at the festival. It was a touching story about the struggles of a girl who is deaf and blind, and was very educational for South Asians and other ethnicities alike. The best part about the film was the fact that majority of the audience was actually not South Asian, meaning that a variety of different cultures were able to experience a great Bollywood movie, and learn about Indian cinema. The amazing acting and cinematography of Black was acknowledged by all audience members, and there was not a dry eye in the house when the movie ended! Following the film, many viewers were not only touched but astonished at what they learnt from the film. For example a group of people were completely surprised at the fact that the characters in Black were Christian, not knowing that there are many Christian communities in India. Evidently, this is the ultimate purpose of the Indian Summer Festival; to share knowledge and insight into the Indian community. It is a great event that people of every ethnicity should definitely check out.


May the fourth be with you. No, I’m not a Star Wars fan with a horrible lisp, just a Star Wars fan who loves to celebrate arbitrary holidays. Happy Friday, but more importantly, happy Star Wars day!
I’d like to thank start off by thanking Star Wars for existing. As a kid, I never really understood the franchise, as I wasn’t wielding a lightsaber in the womb. Although I wasn’t raised on the ways of the force, like some, I grew an appreciation for the iconic movie series at the perfect time in my life. Late high school, where I could wear the “nerd card” on my sleeve and be proud of it. I mean I was already in marching band, so how much worse could my social suicide really get?
Fortunately, I didn’t care and was able to fall in love with Han Solo, Lando, and Chewbacca. I instantly took a liking towards the rebel alliance, and when Disney acquired Lucasfilm, I knew I was destined to be a Star Wars geek from here on out.
Thanks to a galaxy far far away, I’ve been able to bond with so many different people and create friendships to last a few light years. I’ve discovered that a Chewie hug can make any problem disappear. I even spent this past Christmas with my old roommate watching the Star Wars Holiday Special that we like to pretend doesn’t exist. And my newly acquired box set will always provide the perfect date night with my equally geeky boyfriend.
Proud to wear my love for Star Wars on my sleeve, and to be binging episodes one through eight today to celebrate the holiday.
Have a nerdy Friday, and may the force be with you, always.


Firrkie (2018), Movie cast, Story and Release Date: Today, we are going to tell you about the Movie cast, story and release date of ‘Firrkie’ Movie.
Story of Firrkie Movie
Firrkie is an upcoming Hindi action drama thriller movie. Firrkie movie directed by Ankush Bhatt. Karan Singh Grover, Karishma Kotak, Neil Nitin Mukhesh and Sandeep Dhar in the lead roles. Firrkie movie will hit theatre on 1st June 2018.
Produced by: Snow Velvet Media Works Pvt Ltd & Shree Ram Productions
Director: Ankush Bhatt
Ankush Bhatt is an Indian film director. He directed Mumbai Mirror, Bhindi Baazaar Inc and Mann Pakharu Pakharu. Ankush Bhatt’s upcoming movie is Firrkie.
Cinematography: Manoj Soni
Manjo Soni is an Indian film cinematographer. He did so many movies such as Raaz Reboot, Love Games, Entertainment, Housefull 2, The Legend of Michael Mishra, Jannat, Himmatwala, Unnaipol Oruvan, Pyar Ke Side Effects, Good Boy Bad Boy, Aap Ka Surroor, Na Tum Jaano Na Hum, Fareb, Karzzz, Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena, Tom Dick and Harry and Popcorn Khao Mast Ho jao. His next movie is Firrkie.
Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy is a group of three peoples Shankar Mahadevan, Ehsaan Noorangi and Loy Mendonsa. They work in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, English and Marathi Languages. They composed a music for so many movies such as Mission Kashmir, Kal Ho Na Ho, Armaan, Taare Zameen Par, Wake Up Sid, Kill Dil, Katti Batti, Mirzya, Saaho, Housefull, Patiala House and Vishwaroopam.
Starcast of Firrkie Movie
Karan Singh Grover is an Indian film and television actor. He is well-known for television series Dill Mill Gayye and Qubool Hai. He did Alone and Hate Story 3 movie. Karan Singh Grover will appear in upcoming movie Firrkie.
Karishma Kotak is an Indian actor, model and TV presenter. She started her carrier with Punjabi movie Kaptaan. After that she works in Hindi, Telugu and Malayalam. She did so many movies such as Shankar Dada Zindabaad, In Ghost House Inn, Mr Joe B. Carvalho, Luckhnowi, Love Affair and Freaky Ali.
Neil Nitin Mukesh is an Indian film actor. He started his carrier with movie Johnny Gaddaar. After that he did so many movies like Vijay, Jaisi Karni Vaisi Bharnii, Aa Dekhen Zara, New York, Jail, Lafangey Parindey, Tera Kya Hoga Johnny, 7 Khoon Maaf, Players, David, 3G, Shortcut Romeo, Kathithi, Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, Wazir, Indu Sarkar, Golmaan Again and Saaho.
Sandeepa Dhar is an Indian film actress. She started her carrier with movie Isi Life Mein. After that she did Dabangg 2, Heropanti, Gollu Aur Pappu, Global Baba, 7 Hours to Go and Baaraat Company.
Shibani Dandekar is an Indian film actress, singer and model. She works in Hindi, Telugu and Marathi cinema. She did so many movies like Timepass, Sangharsh, Roy, Shaandaar, Sultan, Naam Shabana and Noor.
Kay Kay Menon is an Indian film and television actor. He started his carrier with movie ‘Naseem’. After that he did so many movies like Vodka Diaries, The Ghazi Attack, A Flying Jatt, Singh Is Bliing, Bombay Valvet, Baby, Haider, Raja Natwarlal, Shahid, Bheja Fry 2, Sankat City, Aage Se Right, Gulal, Honeymoon Travels and Sarkar Raj.
Jackie Shroff is an Indian film actor. He started his acting carrier with movie ‘Swami Dada’. After that he did so many movies like Hero, Andar Baahar, Yudh, Aaj Ka Daur, Jaano, Allah Rakha, Karma, Tridev, Sikka, Jeeno Do, Angaar, Hasti, Aaina, Gardish, Rangeela, Border, Kisaan, Veer, Dhoom 3, Super Model, Houseful 3, Sarkar 3, Saaho and Paltan.
Firrkie Movie Release Date
Firrkie movie will be released on 1st June 2018.


The fifteenth Athens Film Festival will begin on the sixteenth of September and run for eleven days. Organised by the local film society there will be an excellent assortment of films on offer including twenty hard to find cult movies as well as one off specials in honour of Jørgen Leth and Zbigniew Rybczynski who are both considered pioneers of the industry. The main movie theatres involved in the festival are the Danaos, Attikon and Apollo.
The cult movies on show have become an obsession of many local film buffs. Much work has gone into finding the most suitable films out there with hours of research done by volunteers.
Danish director Jørgen Leth has many strings to his bow besides film with interests in jazz and poetry. The Athens film festival will look closely at his documentary work.
Hailing from Poland, Rybczynski already has an Oscar under his built for a short animation (1981). Some of his most acclaimed work will be presented at the festival.
The Athens Film Festival is yet another reason to visit the incredible city of Athens.


Learning from King Lear
Erik de Haan
Karnac Books, London / New York, 2003
ISBN: 1 85575 986 1
This book gives a summary of key issues in management consulting, in a step by step chronological way. However, it is directed mainly at those consultants, who know from experience that consulting does not work as smoothly as the manuals suggest, and who have learned through trials and tribulations to take a tragic outlook on the art of consulting.
In a consulting situation, the client shares a story with the consultant. If this story deals with important themes and if there are problems as well, it quickly embodies the elements of a dramatic situation and may even assume the proportions of a drama. Having an eye for the dramatic in a client’s situation can be advantageous for a consultant. In this book I try to shed light upon these issues with the help of a drama that is highly relevant to gaining an understanding of consulting, leadership and management: Shakespeare’s King Lear. The central theme of King Lear, I will argue, is responsibility.
This book has also been published in Dutch.


If you’re a Marathi movie lover, then Marathi Movie World may be the site for you. This site has a comprehensive listing of Marathi movies. It allows you to search for movies by release date, genre, or alphabetically. If you want to find the best Marathi movies without having to spend a lot of time looking, you can download them for free or stream them online.
Marathi language subtitles are available for many movies. You can watch these movies online or download them to your computer for offline viewing. You can also view Marathi language subtitles for Hollywood and Bollywood films. Another website that offers subtitles is LimeTorrent. This site has a very large collection of movies and offers free streaming for Marathi movies. If you don’t want to spend money on a subscription, this site can save you money.
You can find movies in a variety of genres, including drama, comedy, horror, and more. The Marathi film industry has seen a rapid growth in recent years. The Marathi film industry is one of the most popular in the world and dominates almost every genre of entertainment. Various Marathi actors have won national awards for their work, and their popularity is spreading throughout India. No matter what your preferences are, you can find a movie you’ll love.
While the Internet Archive has a large database of movies, Marathi Moviez is a lightweight site that offers a wide variety of Marathi movies. The movies are organized by genre, and you can find the latest movies. In addition, the website also features recent viral updates related to Marathi cinema. In addition to free movies, you can find many more features with this website, which can make it an even better choice for Marathi film fans.
The interface of Marathi Movie World is clean and easy to navigate. It is easy to browse through, and offers free links to download movies and TV series. The site also offers articles about Marathi actors. If you’re a Marathi film lover, you will find many movies and TV series to download for free from the website. And if you don’t want to download, you can also find Marathi music lyrics.
Marathi unlimited has a huge database of Marathi movies. The website has a wide range of genres, and the latest launches. You can watch movies and TV shows without having to download the files. You can even find new movies on the site and read articles about Marathi culture and health. It’s also easy to download movies with subtitles in many different languages. It’s an excellent choice for Marathi movie lovers.
If you’re a Marathi movie lover, you can download Marathi movies from this website. The site features Marathi movies, TV shows, and music. The app also offers information on Marathi television. If you’re a fan of Marathi movies, then you’ll love this app. Not only does it have a large collection of Marathi movies, but it has options to download them for free.
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Every medium has the potential to impact an audience, but none has fulfilled that potential more than the film industry. Generations have been mesmerized by motion pictures since the opening of the first cinema. Within a single frame, a film can test our emotions, help us conquer fears of murderous dolls, alter our perceptions on important issues, or bring us infinite laughter.
Films have proven to be such effective communication tools that many people are making their own. Whether they're shooting home movies or penning the great American screenplay, it seems everyone is itching to get into the movie business. But film festivals separate the true artists from the hacks. Once a year, Orlando's Florida Film Festival provides a home for those artists.
The Florida Film Festival (FFF) was founded in 1992 by Enzian Theater owners Philip and Sigrid Tiedtke (pronounced “tiki”). Located in Maitland, The Enzian is the local art house cinema dedicated to showcasing independent and alternative films. FFF is an extension of the venue's mission, but it has grown into much more. In its eleven years, FFF has evolved into one of Central Florida's more popular events and was ranked as the #8 film festival in the world by the Ultimate Film Fest Survival Guide, which is considered the Bible of film festivals by most in the industry. Unlike some of the bigger fests, FFF maintains a cozy, low-key atmosphere that many find refreshing.
What makes the festival so cozy? Attribute it to the people behind the scenes who devote themselves to all facets of the festival. The Enzian staff works hard year-round in order to provide two weeks of film fun. Several of them travel around to other festivals, checking out the new trends and scouting possible spotlight films; others stick to home-based duties such as writing grants, taking ticket reservations, and getting corporate sponsors. In addition to the regular staff, FFF manages to pull in about 160 volunteers each year. "Our volunteers are the heart and soul of the festival," says festival director Sigrid Tiedtke. "Some of them live in other parts of the country but schedule their vacation time around the festival so they can help out."
When you think of film festival volunteers, you may envision hordes of ticket-takers and ushers, but FFF volunteers do so much more. Rich Grula has run the gamut in festival volunteering, serving in positions from critic for the Orlando Weekly to Marketing Director to member on film selection committees. When asked if he still enjoys working with FFF after seven years, Grula says, "Almost every single minute, although it's more fun being a selections committee member than Marketing Director."
Being a selection committee member may sound like fun, but the process is fairly rigorous. FFF aims to present only high quality films and with a thousand or so entries to choose from, one volunteer could easily donate twenty hours. "[We look for] films that interest us and feel unique, heartfelt, or challenging. There's a minimum expectation of production quality, but it's far more likely that a great but technically incompetent film gets chosen as opposed to a lame but professionally done effort," says Grula. "We tend not to be as purposefully dark or difficult as some festivals, although there's always some weird stuff programmed."
What types of films can you expect at FFF? Grula estimates, "We usually show over 100 films a year, but of the entries for competition, we show about thirty to forty shorts, ten documentary features, ten narrative features, maybe eight to ten documentary shorts, eight to ten international shorts, and a half dozen international features….The mix changes every year." The “mix” also includes animation, celebrity films, and spotlight films—spotlight films have already obtained distribution and aren’t permitted in competition.
As a festival committed to quality productions, FFF already stands out from other film festivals, but Tiedtke and staff take one step further. FFF goes the extra distance and offers additional goodies such as free seminars, celebrity events, galas, and theme nights. The 12th annual festival promises to offer even more-earlier. FFF has generally been held in early to mid-June, but this year it’s making a big jump to early March. “Our weather in early March is gorgeous. That time of year is also less crowded on the festival circuit,” states Tiedtke.
FFF also encourages communication between aspiring and established filmmakers. There are plenty of networking opportunities between screenings, Q&A sessions, and other events. “People meet people at the Florida Film Festival and end up collaborating on projects. We provide filmmakers with that chance for interaction.…It’s part of what we do, and we do it well,” says Tiedtke. Even if you’re not in the film industry, you can still hobnob with professionals or just check out films you might not otherwise get a chance to see.
Don’t expect the FFF to disappear anytime soon. With a dedicated staff, prime location, and rising popularity, the festival will be a prime event on Orlando’s social calendar for years to come. Sigrid Tiedtke has no intentions of giving up, stating, “We have more fun than most people get to have, whatever their job[s] may be. It’s really exciting!”
originally published in the February-March 2003 issue of Industry magazine.
Content on this site was originally written by Katharine Miller between 2000-2015. Many feature articles and interviews were published in print and on websites that no longer exist. Katharine is reproducing her written material here for portfolio and archival purposes only. Links and credits to clients and original publication will be included where possible.


First Look Pictures To Theatrically Release
(Los Angeles, CA) - Widely regarded as one of the most important and influential American photographers of his generation, Larry Clark is known for both his raw and contentious photographs and his controversial films focusing on teen sexuality, violence, and drug use. First Look Pictures is pleased to release his sixth feature-length film, Wassup Rockers in June 2006. Clark (Writer/Director) continues to use the camera to explore urgent social issues pertaining to youth culture. In the near future, please check out www.wassuprockers.net.
Larry Clark’s New Film
Nationwide in June 2006
Wassup Rockers made its World Premiere at the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival and will make its US Premiere at the 2006 Slamdance Film Festival as the opening night film Thursday, January 19, 2006 at 7:00pm. It will screen again the following night, Friday, January 20th at 8:30pm.
Ten years after Kids, Larry Clark hits the streets of South Central, Los Angeles. Clark’s latest film, Wassup Rockers dives into the world of a group of Latino teenage boys who live to skate and skate to survive their brutal neighborhood. The film is based on the real life experiences of Johnny and his friends, a group of (mostly) Salvadorian and Guatemalan teenagers who, instead of conforming to the hip-hop culture of their gang-infested neighborhood, wear their clothes tight (Ramones style), listen to (and play) punk rock and ride their skateboards. Constantly harassed for being different in their neighborhood, they have to fight to be themselves.
Seeking to experience the exhilaration of the famous Beverly Hills "Nine Stairs," the boys take a whirlwind odyssey through the schoolyards, backyards and bedrooms of LA. Along the way, they discover that violence and bigotry surround them wherever they go. On their brief journey they catch the attention of some rich Beverly Hills girls - leading to trouble with the girls' boyfriends as well as the police. The police bust them simply because they're there and they escape into Beverly Hills where they meet up with the girls and a variety of Beverly Hills characters, getting into more trouble as they are chased by the police and residents. The boys have to get away and try to make their way to the (relative) safety of South Central.
The film convincingly blurs the line between documentary and narrative filmmaking with gritty cinéma vérité camera work as it tells a story drawn from the harsh real life experiences of teenage boys (non-actors) who play themselves. Johnny and his band look more like sweet skater punks than the drug-peddling gangsters that plague their neighborhoods. They are punk rock, not hip-hop, with their tight pants and long greasy locks.
Village Voice film critic, Dennis Lim writes, "Consolidating on the expansiveness of Ken Park, Clark fashions an impressively uncreepy - in fact, downright sweet - love letter to Latino skate kids in South Central. A companion piece to Morrissey's "First of the Gang to Die," Wassup throws in its lot with a band of outsiders, Salvadoran teens who shun the hood's peer-mandated hip-hop for the Ramones - and have the lank hair and drainpipe jeans to prove it. Scored to Suicidal Tendencies-style punkcore. As Angeleno social comedy, this is what Spanglish should have been."
American outlaw photographer-turned-filmmaker Larry Clark was already well known for his revolutionary photographic body of work long before he directed a picture. He first burst into public consciousness with his landmark book Tulsa in 1971. According to The Internet Movie Database (www.imdb.com), "His book of photos, Tulsa, inspired several filmmakers and their films: Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver (1976), Francis Ford Coppola's Rumble Fish (1983), and Gus Van Sant's Drugstore Cowboy (1989)."
€€ Considered a "cult anthropologist of American adolescence," two more books followed: Teenage Lust (1982), and Perfect Childhood (1992). Clark's groundbreaking first feature film, Kids (written by Harmony Korine, starring Chloë Sevigny, Rosario Dawson), was released in 1995 to critical acclaim. In 2005 the International Center Of Photography held a photographic exhibition to coincide with a film retrospective of Clark’s. His work is represented in the permanent collections of museums around the world including the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum, The Guggenheim, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and the Frankfurt Museum für Moderne Kunst. His other films include Another Day in Paradise (1998, James Woods, Melanie Griffith), Bully (2001), Teenage Caveman (2002, TV), and Ken Park (2002).
Clark is currently promoting another film project along with some of the most acclaimed artists and directors from around the world entitled Destricted. An official selection at Sundance Film Festival 2006, Destricted is a compilation of erotic films intended to illuminate the points where art meets sexuality. The innovative, risk-taking visionaries from film, fashion photography and the art scene were asked to reinvent and challenge the genre of erotic film. These short films form a collection of uncensored responses to the social and aesthetic questions of how we represent ourselves as sexual beings. Other directors include Marina Abramovic, Matthew Barney, Marco Brambilla, Gaspar Noé, Richard Prince, and Sam Taylor Wood.


Murciano first appeared in the CBS police procedural drama called CSI: Crime Scene Investigation in October of 2009 in season 10`s episode 4 which was titled "Coup de Gráce" which is French for "stroke of mercy." There he played the role of Det. In April of the year 2011, Murciano appeared in a recurring role in the CBS police procedural drama named NCIS as agent Ray Cruz of CIA.There he appeared in episode 20 of season 8 which was titled "Two-Faced" and in the eighth-season finale titled "Pyramid." Murciano again returned to CSI: Crime Scene Investigation in April of 2012 reprising his role of Det. There he appeared in episode 20 of season 12 which was titled "Altered Stakes." He also appeared in the twelfth-season finale titled "Homecoming," season 13: episode 3 titled "Wild Flowers" and in the thirteenth-season premiere titled "Karma to Burn." Murciano had a recurring role in the short-lived ABC supernatural drama called 666 Park Avenue as Dr. He appeared in the fifth episode which was titled "A Crowd of Demons," the sixth episode titled "Diabolic" and the seventh episode called "Downward Spiral." Murciano also co-starred in the science fiction 3-D film Dawn of the Planet of the Apes which is the 2014 sequel to Rise of the Planet of the Apes.
He is an American actor who is best known for playing FBI specialist Danny Taylor in the CBS riddle show Without a Trace from 2002 to 2009 was brought up in Miami, Florida.
Murciano went to Christopher Columbus High School for culmination of instruction.
Murciano is not into any unwanted stories that harms his image and keep in controversy.
Being religious in nature he has great faith to god.
There were rumors of them getting married which didn`t turn out to be true.


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I fully intended for this post to be about over commitment. You know, how so many women have difficulty using the word ‘no’ and all the reasons why? But this week is Mob Week on AMC and that changed everything…
I grew up in a household with its fair share of testosterone: father, brother, grandfather, and cousin (male), with a strong influence from my favorite uncle who I saw often. I attribute some of these males with an abounding love of movies that most women shy away from and most men consider a rite of passage to watch. Case in point:
My brother: The Dirty Dozen; Scarface; and the Blues Brothers I can easily recite 90% of the dialogue from Scarface and 95% of the Blues Brothers. I watch these 3 movies every time they’re on like the female population watches Pretty Woman. (Also a classic, but come on—we’re talking Tony Montana and Elroy and Jake.)
My Uncle: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly; Hang ‘Em High; and High Plains Drifter The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly is easily 4 hours long and we’ve watched it almost every holiday in the last 10 years. (Ok, maybe not your typical holiday viewing.) It would be unfair of me however, not to credit my uncle with his influence on my love of old movies as well. Chick flicks or not, Sorry Wrong Number, Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, Rebecca, if it was in black and white, he knew it and all the actors and actresses and their histories. Who knew poor Vivien Leigh was an alcoholic. Sad.
My father (and indirect inspiration for this post): The Godfather’s; Goodfellas; and Casino Yes, I grew up in NJ, in a community with a strong Italian presence. So when the Dapper Don—that’s John Gotti for those that don’t know—did anything, it was front page news in our local paper—The New York Daily News (which I still read incidentally). So it was all very real. Seriously, who doesn’t have some sort of fascination with the mob on some level? Horse heads in beds. I mean, these movies are based on real people—come on!
So thank you AMC. Thank you for the classics. And thank you for Mob Week, I’m enjoying it tremendously, (they’d be even better if they weren’t edited, but you can’t have everything). I embrace my feelings for the movies men and I love. And I’m sure I’m not the only woman who feels this way.


Green Street (2004)
Sat 3rd Feb 2018 115m
Elijah Wood wears his worried face throughout the feature debut of writer/director Lexi Alexander and with good reason. He plays an American journalism student who moves to London after being kicked out of Harvard, only to become a paid-up member of West Ham football hooligans, the Green Street Elite. The film does not focus so much on the fruits of violence but more on the fun and companionship. The worst acts, however, are left to the gangs - known as "firms" - who batter each other for territory and reputation. Wanting to be like Alan Clarke's The Firm but not quite managing it, Green Street's low production values and simplistic (not to say nonsensical) plot do it no favours at all. It relies on hackneyed camerawork, unsubtle use of music and predictable character turns to move the flimsy story along. While Wood has a part to get his teeth into, other actors are not as well served, most notably Claire Forlani who does her best in a thankless role as the dutiful mother/daughter/sister. Violence may make people band together as brothers, but it can certainly be portrayed to more powerful effect than here.