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Film Serials and the American Cinema, 1910-1940:
Before the advent of television, cinema offered serialised films as a source of weekly entertainment. This book traces the history from the days of silent screen heroines to the sound era's daring adventure serials, unearthing a thriving film culture beyond the self-contained feature. Through extensive archival research, Ilka Brasch details the aesthetic appeals of film serials within their context of marketing and exhibition and that they adapt the pleasures of a flourishing crime fiction culture to both serialised visual culture and the affordances of the media-modernity of the early 20th century. The study furthermore traces how film serials brought the broadcast model of radio and television to the big screen and thereby introduced models of serial storytelling that informed popular culture even beyond the serial's demise.


In rural Kenya, $22 a month can go a long, long way. We’re talking a life-changing sum of money.
That figure is, in fact, the amount calculated by the nonprofit aid organization GiveDirectly as necessary to conduct an experiment in alleviating extreme poverty in the developing world. In 2018, the NGO launched a test case in a handful of carefully selected Kenyan villages, offering adult residents $22 a month in free cash transfers, no strings attached, to do with as they chose. Not just for a single year – for 12 years.
The documentary Free Money, making its world premiere on Sunday at the Toronto International Film Festival, explores the real-world impact of that experiment on villagers in the hamlet of Kugutu. American filmmaker Lauren DeFilippo joined forces with Kenyan director Sam Soko to make the film. DeFilippo originated the project by securing permission from GiveDirectly to film their bold endeavor.
To read more, go here.


From Scott Cooper, the critically-acclaimed writer and director, comes a gripping and gritty drama about family, fate, circumstance, and justice. In 'Out of the Furnace', Christian Bale seeks justice after his brother (Casey Affleck) disappears and the police fail to bring in the criminals responsible.
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The world of theatre is a complex one, and as a working actor, you’re faced with challenges on many fronts. Outside of stepping onstage to portray a complex persona in a believable manner, there are business, career, and financial concerns — much like those that pester anyone in a creative field.
Today in the studio, your hosts are joined by working actor and friend of the show, Chris Lysy, to discuss the trials of working actors everywhere, but specifically in the city of Chicago. On the table: is equity something you should strive for, or a hindrance to any future roles you might desire to accept? How does proper dramatic education play into your success? And, do artists (of all disciplines) really need a “fallback plan”?
Chris has worked in many shows as a member of Commedia Beauregard, including A Klingon Christmas Carol. His work spans everything from local companies to the famous Lyric Opera. We ask Chris about moving up in the Chicago theatre scene, and more.


Here is a music video from the up coming movie TRON LEGACY, featuring original music by Daft Punk and a cameo of them. There is also a cameo of Michael Sheen in this clip looking like some crazy cool David Bowie from the Tron world.
TRON: LEGACY hits U.S. theaters on Dec. 17, 2010 in Disney Digital 3D™ and IMAX® 3D.
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The rent? Astronomical. The apartments? Minuscule. The commute? Don't even get me started. You're in New York. Concrete jungle where dreams are made of. But, damn, what is it about this city that makes you want to scream, or drink, or run, or make questionable sexual choices? In this city, why are you always on the verge of a crisis? In five intimate 10-minute plays, maybe we can figure out... maybe.
Kristi Stout & Tony Curtis
Gown & Glove
Hannah Karpenko & Jordan Schroeder
Hannah Karpenko & Michael Mena
Kat Moreno, Michael Mena, Tony Curtis, Brent Schultz
Danielle Patlingrao & Jordan Schroeder
full cast & crew
Jazmyn Arroyo & Janelle Zapata
JAMES (Friable) / DAVID (Perfect):
GOWN (Gown & Glove) / SAM (Wrestling):
GLOVE (Gown & Glove) / VIK (Muse):
DAN (Wrestling) / WEST (Perfect):
cast & crew bios
Alisha Espinosa (Playwright): is an actor and writer based in NYC. She completed her MFA in Acting at UMKC. Recently, her play Dal Segno had a workshop reading with Between Us Productions. She was last seen acting with Step1 Theatre Project in Who Am I at Planet Connections. Next up, she's collaborating on a new web series called F#%kboyz: The End, and performing with Kentucky Shakespeare Festival.
Janelle Zapata (Co-Producer/Co-Founder & Artistic Director of Step1 Theatre Project) is an actress, producer and director from New Jersey. She studied theatre at Rutgers University in Newark where she met her artistic soul mate, Jazmyn. Her passion lies in all aspects of theatre, and its creation. She fundamentally disagrees with the school of thought that art is selfish, or that it is only accessible to a few, and has worked to fight this. She is thankful for the opportunity to work towards the goal of fostering a community of artists where the objective is to grow together. Making these lofty ideals into pragmatic actions is the point of this project, and she is ready for the challenge.
Amanda Brennan (Costume Designer) has costume designed for several years now and has had the pleasure of working on projects for Labyrinth Dance Company at the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater. She has also been working with this amazing Step1 Theatre Project on this and their last project and is so thankful to Jazmyn and Janelle for all their support in pursuing her dreams. She would also like to thank Ben for being fantastic to work with. She can’t wait for what the future holds.
Gabe Valle (Composer): Hailing from New York, pianist/violinist and composer Gabe Valle developed his violin skills at William Paterson University, where, while pursuing an undergraduate degree in jazz and classical violin, he immersed himself in the local music scene, playing everything from jazz, pop, and folk to indie rock and funk. His composition and recording work have led him to play with artists such as Jermaine Paul, The Beach Boys, Pete Seeger, The Jonas Brothers, and more. Gabe continues to compose and perform around NYC.
Olivia Rubano (Choreographer) has been involved with the NYC non-profit performing arts community for 8 years. A native of Ohio, she received her BA degree in Dance Performance from the University of Akron I Akron, OH and came to NYC in 2007 to pursue a career in the performing arts. In college, she had the exciting opportunity to participate and perform in numerous dance workshops, showcase, and summer programs such as The Boston Conservatory. There, she had the amazing opportunity to study choreography with Karla Wolfgangle of Paul Taylor Dance Company, ballet with Luis Fuentes of the Joffrey Ballet, and modern with Jennifer Scanlon of Jose Limon Dance Company, among others.
Tony Curtis (James- Friable; David- Perfect) is an actor, comedy writer, and the occasional stage director. After working with Alisha Espinosa on her staged reading of Dal Segno, Tony signed-on to A Crisis Called New York without hesitation. Recently, he has also directed the extended run of Piggy Nation the Musical! - which played in rep with The Fantasticks; was the 3 year host of Congested Cat’s Indie Works; and has even found his way to do a little stand-up at Gotham Comedy Club. Be on the lookout for Tony to feature as Wonder in the new web series 4 and 20 premiering online this summer 2017. Much love to all my ‘nasty women’ and ‘bad hombres’.
Jordan Schroeder (Glove- Gown & Glove; Vik- Muse) is thrilled to be making his debut with Step1 Theatre Project! Recent fun projects include That Just Happened: A Sketch Show at The Producer's Club, Next Fall (Luke) at Studio Theatre in Long Island, and Heathers: The Musical (Kurt Kelley) at Yale University. He also recently co-starred in a web series called What If I... and will be in another called It's Not You, both created by students at NYU Tisch and both coming out soon! Feel free to check out jordanpschroeder.com for more info. Thanks (as always) go to Mom, Dad, Anna, and all of his wonderful friends and collaborators who inspire him every day.
Michael Mena (Dan - Wrest(ling); West- Perfect) is elated to be making his Step1 debut in A Crisis called New York. Originally from Florida, Michael holds a BFA in Theatre Performance from Florida International University in Miami. Previous credits for Michael include: Black Fox/Monroe in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Angelo in The Comedy of Errors, Tom Collins in Rent, and Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night. He is truly appreciative to be having the chance to work with so many new people on this production. Michael would like to thank God, his family, and friends for their love and support as always no matter what comes in life.
Benjamin Abraham (Director): is a director based in New York City and is so stoked to be working with Step1 again. Recent directing credits include: Becky’s Christmas Wish/Black Lipstick (Step1 Theatre Project), Ant (Manhattan Repertory Theater), Waiting for Moondog (ESPA Detention Series), Old School (Step1 Theatre Project), Cursed (ESPA Detention Series), Crave (Loyola University Maryland). Upcoming: Ben will be directing a reading of Void by Katelynn Kenney and is also currently directing a music video for DotCarl. Ben would like to specially thank Celine Rosenthal and Kellie Mecleary for their kind words and encouragement.
Jazmyn Arroyo (Co-Producer/Co-Founder & Artistic Director of Step1 Theatre Project) has been part of the NYC indie theatre scene for 7 years. Most of that time was spent performing in various independent productions and working on staff with the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity, where she has participated as an artist, intern, Assistant Director of Special Events, Assistant Managing Director, and most recently Assistant Artistic Director. She founded Step1 Theatre Project with her friend/soulmate Janelle last year, and produced the award-winning production of Who Am I by Rodney Reyes part of the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity (winner of Outstanding Production of a Revival), and Falsehoods, Fallacies, and Fairytales (How we’ll convince you these plays are about Christmas!) by Ashley Rogers at The Producers Club, 3 of 4 performances of which were sold out. She is so proud of S1TP’s first season and thrilled to have collaborated with many amazing artists along the way. Her long-term goals include continuing to produce compelling and exciting work while contributing to the success of other independent theatre artists of NYC.
Anthony Tornambene (Lighting Designer) is a New York City based lighting designer for live performance. Select credits includes work with Afterwork Theater, Bare Opera, Listening Raven Productions, Hudson Shakespeare Company, Manhattan Ballet School, Sister Sylvester, M-34, New Age Film Festival, and the University at Buffalo. He is very excited for this opportunity to work with Step1 Theatre Project to bring A Crisis Called New York to life.
Devyn Deguzman (Sound Designer) is thrilled to be working with Step1 Theatre Project for the first time. Her previous sound design experience includes: Crave, Time Stands Still, The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, Clybourne Park, and W;t. Thank you Ben for allowing me to be a part of your incredible team of artists. Special thanks to S. Congo Creedon.
Kristi Stout (Nicolasa- Friable) is a recent transplant to New York, originally hailing from North Carolina. She received her BA in Dramatic Arts from UNC Chapel Hill and has since worked as a performing arts teacher in upstate New York, a translator at a refugee camp in Greece, a waitress at a bad restaurant in New Orleans, and most recently juggling second assistant editing a documentary and teaching ESL to adult immigrants in the Bronx. She is very thankful to the Frigid Theatre Festival for offering her a chance to return to performing.
Hannah Karpeno (Gown- Gown & Glove; Sam- Wrest(ling) is thrilled to be making her New York City theatre debut with Step1 Theatre Project. She is a Rochester, NY native and recent graduate of Nazareth College. Previous credits include Wondrous Strange (40th Humana Festival), Dracula, Lost Weekend (Actors Theatre of Louisville), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Geva Theatre) and Rent (Bristol Valley Theatre).
Kat Moreno (Celia- Perfect) is thrilled to be working with Step1 Theatre Project for the first time. Originally from Orlando, Florida, after receiving her A.A in Musical Theatre from Florida School of the Arts and then her B.F.A in Theatre Performance from Florida International University in Miami, she went on to perform both on stage and in parades at Universal Studios Orlando, as an improv performer at Sea World and actress/dancer and puppeteer at The Nickelodeon Hotel. She went on to perform for Norwegian Cruise Line as an actress/dancer in the Mediterranean before coming back and deciding it was time to try her luck in The Big Apple! She was last seen in C.A.G.E Theatre Company's production of Richard III (Sir Richard Ratcliff/Young Prince Edward) and in The Renaissance Dueling Plays (The Wife) seen at the 2016 Planet Connections Theatre Festival. She would like to thank her parents for always supporting her artistic dream, to her friends who have become her NY family, and to her amazing husband for taking this leap of faith with her: "Adam, you are my heart and soul, and I'm blessed every day to have you by my side! I love you!"
Brent Shultz (Grant- Perfect) is a graduate of The New School for Drama's MFA Acting program. Recently, he was seen performing in Lamia at the New York Fringe Festival. Other NY credits include The Fall of the Kings, Kristina, The Death of the Dollar, and Renewal. He received his certification in Rapier and Dagger, as well as Unarmed Combat through the Society of American Fight Directors. Brent was fight choreographer for the production, Trees in Their Youth at the Signature Theater and assisted fight director Tom Schall in Carnegie Hall's production of West Side Story. When he’s not performing, Brent teaches fitness and is an art model for The School of Visual Arts and body paint artist Trina Merry.
Danielle Patlingrao (Sara- Muse) is extremely thrilled to be a part of this team! She is originally from Hawaii, and made her way over to New York to pursue her dreams of performing. Danielle has recently graduated from AMDA (American Musical & Dramatic Academy) with theatre credits including Gloria (Kendra) and Confession Sessions (Therapist). She wants to thank Step1 Theatre Project for giving her this opportunity to work with such amazing people!
Thank you to our amazing friends, family, and volunteers who lent their time and energy toward the success of A Crisis Called New York!
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Nicolasa (Kristi Stout) & James (Tony Curtis)
Nicolasa (Kristi Stout) & James (Tony Curtis)
Sara (Danielle Patlingrao) & Vik (Jordan Schroeder)
Nicolasa (Kristi Stout) & James (Tony Curtis)


In Desert and Wilderness on the silver screen, or between the screen version of a novel and a film based on selected themes.
Have you ever thought how difficult it is to make a film based on a book? When we read In Desert and Wilderness, we can easily imagine Staś and Nel riding King along the walls of a canyon getting rusty in the light of the setting sun, and the joyfully barking Saba running around them. Yet filming such a sequence is extremely difficult.
Preparing the screenplay for the cinematic version, the scriptwriter has to skip plenty of events described in the text so that the whole can be watched in a single showing. Frequently, it is also necessary to add new subplots, for example, to increase the dynamics of the plot. Depending on how faithfully the film reflects the events described in the novel, it can be called the screen version or a film based on it (or on selected motifs).
The screen version is usually a fairly precise transposition of the book’s plot to the screen. In this case, the scriptwriters try to retain the maximum of the original content and minimise the number of scenes they add. The film from 1973, directed by Władysław Ślesicki could be called a screen version of In Desert and Wilderness. It is worth remembering that the director specialised in shooting nature documentaries. The production therefore includes plenty of shots presenting the beauty of wild African nature, frequently taken on locations Staś and Nel went through.
A “based on” film makes loose references to the book it uses as the starting point. Its creators do not use the subplots of the novel but usually add a number of new ones. The film by a South African director Gavin Hood (2001) can be considered a production based on In Desert and Wilderness. The main characters significantly diverge from their literary originals: in the place of the industrious and chivalric Staś taking care of his little friend and two black slaves, we see four children lost in the wild heart of Africa.
Whether we are faced with a screen version or a production only based on a novel, let’s remember that they are separate works. Therefore, it is not most important whether a film renders the reality of the novel faithfully, but whether it is interesting in itself and worth watching. Both attempts at transposing In Desert and Wilderness to the silver screen are precisely like that.


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The Brady Brunch
The Brady Bunch Theme Song
Hereís a story of a lovely lady
Who was bringing up three very lovely girls.
All of them had hair of gold, like their mothers,
The youngest one in curls.
Hereís a story of a man named Brady
Who was busy with three boys of his own
They were four men living all together but they
Were all alone.
Till the one day when this lady met this fellow
And they knew that it was much more than a hunch
That this group would somehow form a family
Thatís the way they all became the Brady bunch.
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The inception for this festival started because there wasn’t a premiere, high quality independent horror film festival in Michigan that we as filmmakers, were excited to go to and have a unique, satisfying, informative, experience. We want to create buzz about films we are excited for people to see, we want to spark discussion with people about the art, we want to create an atmosphere that is creepy and unsettling for a one of a kind Halloween weekend that will have filmmakers and movie goers coming back.
What started as shameless self promotion of Tyler and Andrew’s short film “Viewer” quickly exceeded expectations that halloween weekend. The skeleton team prepped a dozen local Michigan Made horror films to play for an audience and ultimately premiere their film “Viewer”. What was thought to be a crowd of friends and family quickly changed when The Times Herald posted an interview promoting the event. Before the doors to Loft 912 even opened, people were lining up at the door. When it was all said and done, it was a standing room only event. Completely astonished, the DDD team realized they really had something special, and that there was a want for a greater film community in the Blue Water Area.
Exceeding expectations by more than double the inaugural year, DDD grew the festival to have multiple screens, and multiple unique venues including iconic Sperry’s Moviehouse and Loft 912 all located in beautiful downtown Port Huron Michigan. The festival opened itself up to international submissions and received films from over 20 countries. The festival also started accepting feature films. Two noteworthy films that the festival was able to screen were Charismata and instant cult classic Tonight She Comes. The team also started to have extra curricular activities to do in-between screenings of film such as Campfire Ghost Stories told by a local actor and Tarot Readings. The kickoff event Friday night was nearly a sold out event, and had moviegoers coming back to see more the following day!
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Horror Film Fest Comes To Port Huron
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Horror Film Fest Draws International Interest
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 08:06:53 -0400
From: "H. Philip Bolton" <[log in to unmask]>
To: Charles Dickens Forum <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: 1978 TV film of Hard Times (fwd)
Here's what I know about the Granada Hard Times. I had an indication years
ago that it was available. Try writing to Granada?
Hope this helps at least a little--H. Philip Bolton
TELEPLAY: HARD TIMES. 4 PARTS
SCREENWRITER: ARTHUR HOPCRAFT; DIRECTED BY JOHN IRVIN
GRANADA TV BROADCASTS 25 OCT, 1, 8, 15 NOV 1977
LETTER AND PROMOTIONAL LITERATURE SENT TO GORDON PHILO FROM GEOFFREY LUGG;
DICKENS STUDIES NEWSLETTER VIII (1977) 96; IX (1978) 32, 64
This has been the only Grenada television production of a drama from Dickens
to date (July 1985). This is available on videocasettes. Bounderby by
Timothy West; Gradgrind by Patrick Allen; Mrs. Gradgrind by Ursula Howells;
Louisa by Jacqueline Tong; Tom by Richard Wren; Rachel by Barbara Ewing;
Stephen by Alan Dobie; Sissy Jupe by Michelle Dibnah; Harthouse by Edward
Fox; Sleary by Harry Markham; Mrs. Sparsit by Rosalie Crutchley.
See DSN for list of reviews, including London Times XXVI (26 Oct. 1977) 9.
This was several times rebroadcast--see below. It seems also to have been
broadcast in the United States, on WNET.
From: Patrick McCarthy <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Monday, April 06, 1998 5:23 PM
Subject: 1978 TV film of Hard Times (fwd)
>---------- Forwarded message ----------
>Date: Sun, 5 Apr 1998 17:39:12 +0000
>From: Howard Ehrlichman <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: 1978 TV film of Hard Times
>I wonder if anyone knows how I could get a copy of the 1978
>television production of Hard Times directed by John Irvin and
>starring Jacqueline Tong as Louisa, Patrick Allen as Gradgrind,
>Timothy West as Bounderby, and Edward Fox as Harfhouse. It was a
>wonderful production and was what got me started as a Dicken fan.


Bryce is a senior at Clearfield High School. He is an excellent student who especially enjoys his hands-on classes. Welding is his favorite class as he can build what he wants, and he likes to work with his hands.
Bryce enjoys being involved at Clearfield and plays football as well as wrestles. Not only does he enjoy the sport but loves his coaches and teammates.
Like all Falcons, he loves the school spirit at Clearfield, yet more than that, he appreciates the environment at Clearfield High where everyone is kind to one another.
Shayla is a senior at Clearfield High School. She enjoys school and especially her performing arts classes. Shayla is in the choir and is heavily involved in the theatre where she just performed the role of the Wealthy Dowager in Murder in the Knife Room. Theatre is her favorite class because she enjoys performing, but she especially loves the community of friends she has there.
Shayla loves the school spirit that every Clearfield student has, and truly appreciates the way everyone is included and has a place to fit in at Clearfield High.
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.”


Produced by John Hughes, a 16-year old student teams up with a gym teacher in order to save the school from being bought by the government.
- Denis Francies (Tom Holland) - the main protagonist, 16-year old high school, whose main focus is about his life, his friends, his parents and relationships, he seeks to save the school from being bought, in the end, He ends up saving the school from the hands of fools.
- Gideon Jaspar (Chris Pratt) - the deuteragonist, Denis's gym teacher and father figure, as he and Denis seek to find a way to save the school from being bought, his main focus is his relationship with his girlfriend, Bianca, in the end, has a relationship with Bianca in France.
- Lucy Graves (Dove Cameron) - the tritagonist, Denis's childhood best friend, who has hidden feelings for him, and helps save the school, in the end, dances with Denis in the Homecoming party.
- Principal Horatio Hancock (Jeff Daniels) - the principal of the school, who is forced to sell the school, in the end, is dancing with the school staff in celebration.
- Tobias Francies (Steve Carrell) - Denis's overworking father, who barely pays attention to him, in the end, is seen making things right with his son,
- Marcie Francies (Elizabeth Mitchell) - Denis's mother, who is always talking to him, about his life at school, and how his father would still love him, in the end, is seen talking to Lucy about further relationships.
- Bianca Ferris (Bryce Dallas Howard) - Gideon's girlfriend, who is supporting him to save the school, but has problems with him working, in the end, is in a relationship with Gideon in France by swimming with him in the resort pool.
- Agent Vladimir Duvall (Ben Mendelsohn) - the film's main antagonist, the owner of the government who seeks to buy the school for Bingo for old people, in the end, it is revealed to be a ruse just to steal a mob treasure buried within the lower chambers of the school, he was shot to death by Tobias who was saving his son.
- Cameron Wilkinson (Clark Gregg) - Denis's school teacher, who is always happy to help, in the end, becomes Vice Principle.
- Harvey Quint (Jacob Batalon) - Denis's other childhood best friend, who helps support the school, in the end, He reveals Duvall's true intentions when he recognized him in an article on Mafia Treasure.
- Kirkland Vance (Abraham Attah) - one of Denis's classmates and friends, in the end, calls the cops on Vladimir's agents who hold them captive for 12 hours.
- Britney Malnew (Tiffany Espensen) - one of Denis's classmates and friends, in the end, has a relationship with Harvey.
- Neil Brand (Tony Revolori) - Denis's rival at school, who occasionally makes fun of him, but is always helpful when needed, he doesn't care if the school gets closed and would be happy if it does become a Bingo Parlor, in the end, realizes the truth and helps him stop Duvall.
- Jordon Ralfe (Michael Barbieri) - Neil's buddy, who also hates the school, in the end, it is revealed he was a spy for Vladimir using Neil to get to the lower levels of the schools, he was defeated by Neil.
- Eva Wendel (Isabella Amara) - Neil's girlfriend who is rivals with Lucy, in the end, She was using Neil to get to the treasure for her uncle Duvall, she was arrested by the cops.
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Kailash and Pushpa are a happy married couple until Kailash turns blind.
Not long after this, his wife gives birth to twins, one of whom is also
blind. Kailash decides to kill his son becuase he does not want him to
suffer but is thwarted by the doctor who takes the boy to a village
orphanage. He grows up to be a simple villager whilst his brother turns
into a reckless playboy. Then, one day, the blind son regains his eye
sight and ends up being reunited with his family.
Dilip Kumar, Saira Banu
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Three's a Crowd (1927)
Next to Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin, Harry Langdon was another superstar of silent comedies. His career peaked in the mid-1920s, after which he rapidly fell into obscurity: his later films were not commercially successful and were completely overshadowed by the likes of Chaplin. Three's a Crowd is one of those movies that keep getting very mixed reviews, from "not really that funny" to "an astonishing work of singular genius". We'll see what the Odie Cinema audience will have to say! The movie is not explicitly Christmas-themed, but some of the scenes are set at Christmastime.
Early silent movies are typically quite short, so for this day, I chose two - starring Santa!
A Little Girl Who Did Not Believe in Santa (1907)
Produced by the Edison Studios, and directed by Edwin S. Porter and J. Searle Dawley, this drama is about... Well, a little girl who did not believe in Santa. :) Only about 13 minutes long, it's actually about a boy from a rich family who comes up with an interesting way to make Santa bring gifts to the poor girl. The cast consists of less known actors such as a Bessie Schrednecky and Gitchner Hartman.
A Trap for Santa Claus (1909)
Fifteen-minute long and produced by the Biograph Company - a major competitor of Edison, the film is about a group of kids trying to catch Santa, but end up discovering an unexpected visitor. The film itself was not a huge success, but it is an early work of the famous and controversial director D. W. Griffith, whose career really took off in 1910s (we'll be watching his most famous movie in January, but more on that in another post).
The Night Before Christmas (1913)
Something we've never seen in Odie Cinema - a movie from the imperial Russia. Directed by Ladislas Starevich, it is based on Nikolai Gogol's short story by the same title. It's been described as a cinematic rendering very close to Gogol's original, and also very true to the conditions of life among the Russian (or, in this case, Ukrainian) peasants. It's full of Slavic mythological and folklore motifs. Interesting to note, there are also operas by Rimsky-Korsakov and Tchaikovsky based on this story, as well as several other movie adaptations.
A Christmas Carol (1910)
As people will probably be busy right before Christmas, I've planned only one short film for the 23rd, an early adaptation of Charles Dickens' famous novella. It's only 14 minutes long, also directed by J. Searle Dawley (the co-director of A Little Girl Who Did Not Believe in Santa) of the Edison Company. Ebenezer Scrooge is played by Marc Macdermot, an Australian actor who made his career on Broadway and later acted in close to 200 movies.
The Adventure of the Wrong Santa Claus (1914)
Another Christmas movie launched by the Edison Company. Fourteen-minute long, it's a short comedy about Detective Octavius' search for a burglar posing as Santa. The detective is played by Barry O'Moore, an important American actor of the silent era.
Big Business (1929)
And finally, we're closing the December selection of silent movies with a hit - a Laurel and Hardy classic comedy. In Big Business, Stan and Ollie play Christmas tree salesmen who keep getting into a lot of trouble. Directed by James W. Horne, it's only nineteen minutes long, and the youngest of the movies in this month's selection.
I hope you'll be able to join us for some of these movies. Projections take place on Fridays at 1 pm SLT. To those who have been coming, many thanks for your continuing support!


Dare you share an evening with two of America’s most infamous murderers? Lizzie Borden returns from the grave to regale visitors to Fall River with the tale of her poor parents’ unhappy fate. Then, be chilled to the bone as Dr Henry Howard Holmes welcomes you to his “Murder Castle”, where he embarked upon his grisly career as the United States’ earliest serial killer!
Suzy Celensu plays Lizzie Borden and Jonathan Goodwin plays H H Holmes, in a show written by Jonathan Goodwin and directed by Gary Archer.
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Stree Box Office collections: Shraddha Kapoor-Rajkummar Rao starrer inching closer to Rs 100 cr
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New Delhi: The horror comedy ‘Stree’ has clicked with the audiences and has turned out to be a crowd puller. The movie has ticked all the right boxes and is now inching closer to Rs 100 crore. ‘Stree’ has emerged as a sure shot winner at the ticket counters with viewers showering their love to the movie.
The horror comedy has been directed by Amar Kaushik and produced by Dinesh Vijan and Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K. under the banner of Maddock Films in association with D2RFilms.
Noted film critic and trade analyst Taran Adarsh took to Twitter and shared the figures with fans. He wrote:
‘Stree’ is apparently based on the urban Indian legend of Nale Ba which is about a witch who knocks on people’s doors at night. The movie features Rajkummar Rao, Shraddha Kapoor in lead roles while Pankaj Tripathi, Aparshakti Khurrana, and Abhishek Banerjee play pivotal parts in the film.


Initially Yasmin focused her studies in Theatre at Wimbledon School of Art, but then progressed onto developing her love for story telling when she went back to study a Masters in Production Design at the National Film and Television School.
Her creative work is a potent mix of bold visuals and dramatic storytelling. Her first feature film had her travelling to America at the early age of 21, and her second feature film got her a spot on television as an upcoming production designer, and she has progressed as an artist since then. Recognition for her design work includes 1st place in the Craft award for Best Production Design at the Kodak awards for a Robinsons ‘Cloud Chasers’ commercial. And the graduation film she designed ‘Until the River Runs Red’ won a Bafta award for Best Short film in 2011.
Yasmin has spent the majority of her career working in the art department. Work in this area ranges from production designing low budget features to on going work on blockbuster films, working in the art department. She has worked for leading production designers as well as Oscar winning set decorators and continues to grow in this field of work. Companies she has worked for include BBC Films, Warner Bros., Scott Free Productions and a long term working relationship with Marvel Studios.
Yasmin also continues to maintain working as an art director in commercials in the UK and internationally. She resumes to pursue a creative profession and always welcome new collaborations.


Genre: College comedy about young and confused people that like to party
Director: Richard Linklater
Cast: Blake Jenner, Tyler Hoechlin and Ryan Guzman (¿¿??)
Duration: 1h 57min
Rating: Really nice
26 years after his celebrated Dazed and Confused, Richard Linklater surprises us with a kind of sequel. It is not a strict sequel because characters, storyline and places changed but, however, there is noticeable thread going from Dazed and Confused to Everybody Wants Some!! If Dazed showed us the life, thoughts and worries of students in the 70s, Everybody pictures the life, thoughts and worries of students but in the 80s. I have to admit that beforehand I set the bar high for this movie because Dazed and Confused is one of my favorite movies. Now after watching it, I must say that, although it is not its predecessor, it does more than a decent job.
The storyline follows the life of a group of college students members of the baseball team during the last weekend of summer before classes start. As you can imagine these involves partying, girls, lots of alcohol, macho bonding, music and pranking on the new ones. Bare in mind this is not a movie with a well-identified plot but a collection of meditative scenes that give you an insight on the way of thinking of the characters, their hopes and their concerns. What I really liked about the movie is that even that the looks, music and outfits have changed, the topics are the same. As in Dazed and Confused, the characters are interested in girls, seizing the moment and enjoying their youth. Times might have changed but their hopes and dreams are unchanged. As they say, boys will always be boys.
As a lover of Linklater and, specifically, Dazed and Confused, I found the movie very satisfying. The movie is fast paced, entertaining and with nice dialogue lines. The cast, who is unknown, is very solid in its roles. I think using unknown actors was an asset: by using actors we haven’t seen before, the viewer can better relate to the characters. When you watch the movie, you don’t think of XX actor playing as a college student but you can imagine you are actually watching a college student.
Why this film is not a must see? First, because it came after Dazed and Confused so the originality impact is lacking. Second, I found it a bit more towards “partying” and less to “philosophy”. In any case, I advice you to want some of that.


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Performance Date: Saturday, May 25, 2013
Mark Curry is an American actor and comedian best known as the star of the ABC sitcom Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, and as one of the various hosts of the syndicated series It's Showtime at the Apollo.
His first film role was in in the movie Talkin' Dirty After Dark, alongside Martin Lawrence, however his first major role was on television series Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, where he played the lead role of Mark Cooper, an NBA player-turned-substitute teacher/gym coach.
Curry appeared in two episodes of The Jamie Foxx Show as an eccentric driving instructor. In addition, he also had guest starring roles on television series Living Single (1994) and Martin (1997), and minor roles in the films Switchback and Armageddon.
In 2000, Curry also had a recurring role on The Drew Carey Show as Drew's boss at Winfred-Louder. He appeared in six episodes. In an April Fools' episode of The Drew Carey Show, Drew refers to Mr. Soulard as Mr. Cooper, the joke being that Curry played both roles.
He was the host of Comedy Central's Don't Forget Your Toothbrush in 2000 and had minor roles in For Your Love, A Man Is Mostly Water (also 2000). In 2001 he had a minor role in the Disney Channel Original Movie Motocrossed. Later in the year, Curry played one of the leads in another Disney Channel Original Movie, The Poof Point.
Curry had guest starring roles in Less Than Perfect and Fat Actress (2002) and was the host of the PAX-TV show "Animal Tails" (2003). In 2004, he appeared on "Celebrity Mole Yucatan". He came in second place to Dennis Rodman.
On November 30, 2008, Mark performed a stand-up comedy routine on The Comedy Festival Laffapalooza Special, hosted by Tracy Morgan.
Curry was featured in Too Short's music video "I Ain't Trippin'", and is also featured in Bow Wow's "Take You Home" video as a father trying to get his daughter a doll of the rapper.
He appeared in the 2002 song Oakland Raiders by Oakland rap group Luniz. Delivering a humorous monologue as the song faded out, Curry asserted his status as a pimp and stated his fondness for big dank.
Mark grew up in Oakland, California. He still spends much of his time there, performing to sold-out crowds and encouraging students to stay off drugs and follow their dreams.


The "A Secret Legacy" team would like to wish all of our supporters a Happy New Year. We made a lot of progress this year, and were able to film a good portion of the film. After our next shoot in February, we will be about 90% done with filming. It's been hard work, but also very rewarding. Thanks again to all of our 2013 supporters for making it happen!
Sandra Alvarez-Smith is the director and Executive Producer of the film


Frozen, the Broadway Musical, is a captivating theatrical extravaganza that brings to life the enchanting tale of sisterhood, magic, and self-discovery. Inspired by Disney's beloved animated film, this stage adaptation weaves together the heartwarming narrative of Queen Elsa and Princess Anna from the 2013 blockbuster, Frozen. Packed with mesmerizing performances, innovative stagecraft, and soul-stirring music, this theatrical production has captured the hearts of audiences worldwide.
Unveiling the Magical Plot
The storyline of Frozen the Broadway Musical revolves around Queen Elsa of Arendelle, blessed with mystical ice powers that inadvertently plunge her kingdom into an eternal winter. Her sister, the adventurous Princess Anna, embarks on a courageous journey accompanied by the rugged iceman Kristoff, his loyal reindeer Sven, and the lovable snowman Olaf. Their quest? To reunite with Elsa and save their kingdom from the icy grip of eternal frost.
Fusion of Artistry: CGI and Hand-drawn Animation
What sets Frozen apart is its innovative fusion of computer-generated imagery (CGI) and traditional hand-drawn animation techniques. The masterful blend of these two artistic styles creates a visually stunning spectacle that transports audiences into a world where magic meets reality. The seamless integration of technology and classic animation techniques elevates the storytelling, captivating spectators young and old alike.
Visual Inspirations and Creative Endeavors
A hallmark of Frozen's creation was the meticulous research undertaken to infuse authenticity into its visual representation. Drawing inspiration from the enchanting landscapes of Scandinavia, particularly Norway, the creative team embarked on extensive research expeditions to locations like Quebec City, Wyoming, and Norway itself. These journeys enriched the film's visual tapestry, capturing the essence of the snowy landscapes and Nordic charm that define the movie's setting.
The Unforgettable Anthem: "Let It Go"
A cornerstone of Frozen's success is its iconic song, "Let It Go." Sung by the talented Idina Menzel, who voiced Elsa, this anthem resonated with audiences worldwide, earning accolades and becoming a cultural phenomenon. Its empowering message of self-acceptance and liberation struck a chord with fans, making it an enduring melody that continues to captivate hearts globally.
Awards and Acclaim
The accolades garnered by Frozen are a testament to its brilliance. The film secured prestigious awards such as the Academy Award and Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature Film. Idina Menzel's rendition of "Let It Go" received widespread acclaim, earning her the Radio Disney Music Award for Favorite Song from a Movie or TV Show and a Grammy Award for Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media.
Broadway Spectacle: The Unveiling
The Broadway adaptation of Frozen preserves the essence of the beloved film while introducing fresh elements to captivate theater enthusiasts. Led by a stellar cast, including Kristen Bell as Anna, Idina Menzel as Elsa, and Josh Gad as Olaf, the stage production promises to enchant audiences with new songs, expanded storylines, and awe-inspiring performances.
Ticketing Insights and Show Details
For those eager to experience the magic of Frozen on Broadway, ticket prices may vary based on location, season, and day of the week. Understanding optimal times to purchase tickets can influence affordability, with September often offering lower prices compared to March. The runtime of the show spans approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, featuring one intermission, providing a delightful experience for all ages 8 and above.
Frozen, the Broadway Musical, is a spellbinding journey that transcends the boundaries of imagination, embracing audiences with its magical narrative and breathtaking performances. With its seamless blend of technology and artistry, captivating storytelling, and unforgettable melodies, this theatrical masterpiece continues to enthral theatergoers, ensuring an unforgettable experience for all who embark on this enchanting adventure.
Explore More Broadway Adventures
Delve into other trending Broadway shows and embark on unforgettable theatrical adventures:
- Ain't Too Proud
- Come From Away
- Dear Evan Hansen
- Jagged Little Pill
- Mean Girls
- The Book of Mormon
- The Lion King
- The Phantom of the Opera
- To Kill a Mockingbird
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Is There a Cinema Near Me That Shows The Kashmir Files?
If you’ve been wondering if there’s a cinema screening of The Kashmir Files near you, then look no further. This article covers the most essential information you need to know. From the human rights violations in Kashmir to the Anupam Kher and Vivek Agnihotri documentary, The Kashmir Files is a must-see film. However, before you decide to see it, here’s a little background about these two actors.
The Kashmir Files
If you’re looking for a cinema near me, chances are you can catch The Kashmir Files. It is a powerful film that highlights the plight of Hindus in Kashmir and shows the extent of human rights violations committed against them. The movie tells the story of Pushkar Nath Pandit, a Hindu teacher from the Kashmir Valley who flees the valley after witnessing rape, mass killings, and the destruction of holy sites.
The story of the genocide of the Pandits of Kashmir is told through video interviews with survivors and documented footage of the period. The director of the film, Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, has taken over 700 video testimonies from the people who suffered during that time. He declined to say how many of these were Hindu and how many were Muslim, but said that over 80% of them were.
Anupam Kher is a veteran actor who is not afraid to share his political views with audiences. The actor has always been vocal about his political and ideological beliefs. The latest release of his is The Kashmir Files, a drama film directed by Vivek Agnihotri. The movie stars Mithun Chakraborty, Pallavi Joshi, and Darshan Kumar.
The filmmakers of The Kashmir Files wanted to create a film that would give viewers an insight into the lives of ordinary people. The director, Vivek Agnihotri, shot the movie six years ago, and it has remained one of his most powerful films to date. The film features performances from Pallavi Joshi, Mithun Chakravarty, Darshan Kumaar, Bhasha Sumbli, and Mrinal Kulkarni. The movie was directed by Vivek Agnihotri and produced by Zee Studios.
With his new movie, ‘The Kashmir Files,’ filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri has caused quite a stir. In fact, he has been given ‘Y’ category security. Around seven or eight CRPF commandos are assigned to him around the clock. This is because of increased threat perception following the release of the film. The Ministry of Home Affairs has decided to provide him with such security measures.
This powerful and thought-provoking movie will enlighten you on what happened in Kashmir during the 1990s. The sweeping story follows the lives of Pandits living in Kashmir during the time of the insurgency. The film is a powerful account of the exodus of Pandits from Kashmir and portrays the conflict as a genocide. The acclaimed cast of The Kashmir Files includes Anupam Kher, Darshan Kumar, Pallavi Joshi, Mithun Chakraborty, and Mithun Chakraborty.
Human rights violations
India must take urgent action to protect the people of Jammu and Kashmir from the ongoing human rights violations. For decades, people of this region have been the victims of gross human rights violations committed by both state and non-state actors. The impunity that has been afforded to these violations must stop so that the rights of the victims can be fully realized and so that future civilian abuses will not occur. Moreover, a commission of inquiry into the human rights violations in Kashmir should be established.
This report focuses on systematic human rights violations committed by Indian security forces in the divided state of Jammu and Kashmir. While many of these violations are known to the people of the Valley, the rest of India is largely ignorant of them. But it is important to raise public awareness of the scale of human rights violations in the region. Only a few cases have been brought to justice. As such, it is vital that the Indian public becomes aware of the scale of human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir. This will help exert public pressure on the authorities to curb violations. A further feature of this report is that it describes militants as violators of international humanitarian law. This is a rare example in Indian political life and should not be ignored.
Crimes against Hindus
As a matter of national security, the Indian government should dedicate more resources to studying crimes against Hindus in Kashmir. Ethnic cleansing and the destruction of Hindu religious sites are major issues that affect the entire Indian society, but the Kashmiri Hindus are the most vulnerable. There is a need for awareness-raising and political action to protect the Hindus living in Kashmir. And the world community needs to take action to stop persecution of Kashmiri Hindus, whether they be Muslims or Hindus.
While the BJP government downplays the connection between the foregoing and the attacks against minorities, there are clear links. For instance, the first Hindu shot in Srinagar on December 31 was from outside Kashmir and had obtained a domicile certificate in his home state a few weeks prior to his death. The government has also banned the worship of Hindu religious symbols, which is a clear violation of international law.


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The fourth season of Game of Thrones premiere on HBO last night, and Twitter was more than ready for it. Starting Friday, April 2nd and leading up to Sunday night’s premiere 344.3k tweets came from 206.8k contributors, for a unique reach of 112.1M Twitter users, all around Game of Thrones.
The most retweeted tweet came from the actress who plays Sansa Stark on the show, Sophie Turner:
Today is the day #GoTSeason4
— Sophie Turner (@SophieT) April 6, 2014
With over 3k retweets and 2k favorites, this tweet was followed closely by one from the official show Twitter account, reminding us all that the next installment is only a week away:
— Game Of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) April 7, 2014
Shows and actors getting more involved in the social conversations around their work is an important trend in social television, and the engagement from fans and followers shows it’s a smart move. Fans feel like they’re getting special access to their favorite shows and actors, and official accounts know what the ongoing conversation around their brand is. It’s hard to be surprised by a “sudden” turn in viewer sentiment if you’ve been part of the conversation all along.
HBO clearly knows this, and the top hashtags were all official hashtags supported and promoted by the brand:
The last hashtag leads to an in-depth behind-the-scenes section of HBO’s site, designed to help viewers understand the complex array of characters, relationships, and more behind the show, up to the current season.
Smart move to refresh viewers new and old alike and keep them engaged as season 4 rolls on.
The internet was excited for the season 3 premiere of Game of Thrones on HBO last night. You can see the spikes in Twitter reach about it in the graph above (reach in blue, exposure in yellow, times in PDT), particularly leading up to and during the premiere – nearly 98 million unique Twitter accounts received GoT tweets yesterday. In total, 330k people churned out more than 596k tweets yesterday. The top 5 hashtags were #GameofThrones, #GoT, #GoTSigil and #jointherealm (these two are about the ability to create and share your own house sigil), as well as #GetGlue.
The last one is for social television app GetGlue: you check in to the show or sporting event you’re watching and then you can see how many others are watching with you, leave comments about it, comment on other’s posts, and more. You also have the option to share on Twitter and other platforms what you’ve checked into on GetGlue, automatically adding the #GetGlue hashtag.
This is particularly interesting in the wake of a recent study from the Time Warner Media Lab (via AdWeek) which found that emotional engagement on television viewing is higher if you watch with someone else, or if you log in using a social app like GetGlue:
Did you watch Game of Thrones last night? Was it social? In person or digitally? Tell us about it in the comments!


Several new films hit theaters across the country this weekend, from a carefree trip to Italy with Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen, Diane Keaton and Mary Steenbergen to a detective thriller starring Ben Affleck. However, Marvel and Mario again claimed the top two spots.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 grossed $60.5 million from theaters in North America on its second weekend, the studio estimated on Sunday. That’s a marginal 49% drop since its opening, which is rare for big superhero movies, which tend to be pre-loaded and have big second-weekend drops of 60% or more. As Marvel’s smallest drop since the start of the pandemic, it also answers the “superhero fatigue” question some raised over the weekend. Including $91.9 million from international screenings of Vol. 3 has already grossed over $528.8 million worldwide.
Second place went to The Super Mario Bros. Movie” with $13 million in its sixth weekend, bringing its domestic gross to just $536 million. Families with young children have had few other options in theaters since Mario appeared in the film, leading to repeat screenings and his continued dominance at the box office, where he still plays in 3,800 locations domestically. Globally, it is $1.2 billion.
With Chris Pratt topping chart-topping films as Star-Lord in Guardians and the voice of Mario, a debate ensued about the extent to which star power is more important than brand power.
It has been a particularly busy weekend for new films, both wide open and limited in all genres and qualities.
“Traditionally speaking, the second weekend in May is very remarkable because it bridges the gap between the big summer movie (Guardians 3) and the next big blockbuster (Fast and the Furious X),” said Paul Dergarabedian, Senior Media Analyst. for Komcor. “Everyone in the business knew that Guardians would dominate the weekend, but it opened up a lot of films that hit the sweet spot between the two behemoths.”
Book Club: The Next Chapter topped the charts with $6.5 million in 3,508 spots. The sequel, released by Focus Features on Mother’s Day weekend, reunites the cast with director Bill Holderman and co-writer Erin Simms. The audience consisted mostly of women (77%), Caucasians (59%) and over 45s (66%), and it is hoped that there will be a decent boost and decent headroom for a $20 million production by Mother’s Day. Older viewers usually take their time on the first weekend. The first film opened with $13.5 million in 2018 and grossed over $104 million.
“Hypnotic” by Robert Rodriguez, meanwhile, is bombing. The mystery with Affleck as a detective whose daughter went missing cost $65 million. It received poor reviews over the weekend (32% on Rotten Tomatoes) and limited marketing from distributor Ketchup Entertainment and earned only $2.4 million from 2,118 locations.
Other mid-range releases didn’t make much of a splash, including Charlie Day’s Hollywood satire Fool’s Paradise, which made $443,140 from 784 theaters, and the anime-inspired Knights of the Zodiac, which grossed just $535,000 from 586 theaters.
BlackBerry, Matt Johnson’s well-received portrait of the rise and fall of his beloved smartphone starring Glenn Howerton and Jay Baruchel, opened with $473,000 from 450 theaters.
Sony Pictures Classics also launched its Yogi Berra documentary It’s Not Over in 99 theaters, earning $106,000.
Dergarabedian noted that several independent films flourished this weekend with solid averages across theaters, including IFC’s Monica ($26,500 at two theaters) and Bleecker Street’s Starling Girl ($27,736 at four theaters). ).
“If you are a movie buff, you have plenty to choose from right now,” Dergarabedian said.
There was also plenty of competition on home screens, from Michael J. Fox’s Apple TV+ documentary to Jennifer Lopez’s action thriller Mother on Netflix. Air, which is still in the top 10 after six weekends in theaters, also debuted on Prime Video.
Things will improve significantly next weekend as Fast and Furious X enters the summer box office run, followed by The Little Mermaid on May 26.
Estimated Friday through Sunday ticket sales in US and Canadian theaters, according to Comscore. Final internal data will be published on Monday.
1. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, $60.5 million
2. Super Mario Bros. Movie, $13 million
3. Book Club: The Next Chapter, $6.5 million
4. Rise of the Evil Dead, $3.7 million
5. “Are you there, God? It’s me, Margaret.” 2.5 million dollars.
6. Hypnotic, $2.4 million
7. John Wick: Chapter 4, $1.9 million
8. Love Again, $1.6 million
9. Air, $875,357
10. Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, $740,000.
Follow AP Film writer Lindsey Bahr on Twitter: www.twitter.com/ldbahr.


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Greece in the age of heroes. Patroclus, an awkward young prince, has been exiled to the court of King Peleus and his perfect son Achilles. By all rights their paths should never cross, but Achilles takes the shamed prince as his friend, and as they grow into young men skilled in the arts of war and medicine their bond blossoms into something deeper – despite the displeasure of Achilles’ mother Thetis, a cruel sea goddess. But then word comes that Helen of Sparta has been kidnapped. Torn between love and fear for his friend, Patroclus journeys with Achilles to Troy, little knowing that the years that follow will test everything they hold dear.
Prince Sebastian is looking for a bride- Or rather, his parents are looking for one for him. Sebastian is too busy hiding his secret life from everyone. At night he puts on daring dresses and takes Paris by storm as the fabulous Lady Crystallia- the hottest fashion icon in the world capital of fashion!
Sebastian’s secret weapon is his brilliant dressmaker, Frances- his best friend and one of only two people who know the truth: sometimes this boy wears dresses. But Frances dreams of greatness, and being someone’s secret weapon means being a secret. Forever. How long can Frances to for her dreams to protect her friend?
Jen Wang weaves an exuberantly romantic tale of identity, young love, art, and family. A fairytale for any age, The Prince and the Dressmaker will steal your heart.


Today, I’m super excited to be a part of Rachel’s cover reveal for My Not So Super Sweet Life. I wish I could say I’ve been a fan of Rachel’s from Day One, but alas, I have not. I have, however, been a fan of hers since the middle of last year! I love Rachel, and I absolutely adore Cat, Alessandra, Lucas, and Austin. I can’t wait to see how things turn out in book three! Now…. without further ado… the COVER! (:
Cat Crawford just wants to be normal—or at least as normal as a daughter of Hollywood royalty can be. And it looks like fate is granting her wish: she’s got an amazing boyfriend, Lucas; her fabulous cousin, Alessandra, living with her; and her dad planning his second marriage to a great future stepmom. That is, until her prodigal mother reveals on national television that she has something important to tell her daughter…causing a media frenzy.


Wednesday, August 01, 2012:
From “Shrek” in 2001 to “Cars 2” in 2011, computer-generated (CG) animated films have enjoyed booming popularity over the last decade, pushing total U.S. box office from animated feature films to nearly double over the past decade, according to an IHS Screen Digest U.S. Video Intelligence Report from information and analytics provider IHS (NYSE: IHS).
In the American theatrical market, total box-office takings for animated films showed a notable increase of 89.5 percent from 2001 to 2011, climbing to $1.1 billion, up from $559.7 million. In comparison, the annual box office for live-action films rose by just 28.5 percent during the same period, from $5.2 billion to $6.7 billion.
The figure attached presents U.S. box office revenue in 2001 and 2011 for major live-action and animated feature films. All films tracked in the figure individually grossed at least $50 million—the cutoff revenue point for a film to be considered a “major” title.
CG spurs creative explosion
“A new level of creative genius was unleashed with the advent of CG animation, beginning with ‘Toy Story’ in 1995, followed by ‘Antz’ in 1998, ‘A Bug’s Life’ in 1998, and ‘Toy Story 2’ in 1999,” said Jan Saxton, senior analyst for film entertainment at IHS. “CG’s more lifelike, three-dimensional rendering sparked the imagination of writers and directors to create stories with more sophisticated—and slightly twisted—humor, like ‘Shrek.’ Arriving in theaters in May 2001, ‘Shrek’ signaled the coming of age of the CG-animated feature, with its distinctly non-traditional story and characters designed to appeal to both children and adults.”
“Shrek” went on to earn $263 million in box office and then delivered $354 million more in gross video revenue. Prior to “Shrek,” movie studios had been producing successful traditionally animated films for the children’s market, like “The Lion King” and “The Little Mermaid,” but from that point forward the new CG-animated films would dominate both in theaters and on video.
CG’s effect on video more modest, but still impressive
Compared to the blockbuster performance of animated features’ theatrical revenue in the last decade, their share of the U.S. home video market has followed a slightly downward trend. Animated features went from generating a high of 23.4 percent of total initial gross video revenue from feature films in 1996 to just 15.5 percent in 2011. That’s because prior to DVD’s launch, in the VCR and VHS era, animated movies were almost invariably priced for direct sales to consumers and so generated a disproportionately high share of home-video revenue. At the time, most live-action films were priced for the rental market at suggested retail prices around $100. The DVD format introduced retail pricing around $25 on all new-release films, driving huge retail sales growth in the live-action market, which affected animation’s share.
CG slips into live-action films
The real impact of computer animation technologies is even more profound when one considers live-action movies that incorporate CG animation. Even in the declining market for home video as a whole, the share of video revenue from live-action films enhanced by CG animation rose from 22.2 percent to 37.1 percent between 2001 and 2011. Animated features and live-action films with computer-animated effects together delivered more than half of all new-release theatrical and video revenue for major theatrical films in 2011—52.2 percent of theatrical rentals and 55.3 percent of new-release initial-video revenue, up from 29.8 percent and 39.1 percent, respectively, in 2001.
Still, to evaluate the importance of animation in today’s film industry, the expense of CGI has to be balanced against the value that computer animation adds to live-action films, as well as the appeal that purely computer-animated features offer to broader audiences in theaters and on video alike. Computer animation is not cheap, and CGI or animation costs must be taken into consideration, especially with physical video retail sales—a major driver of studio profits—mired in general decline.


The Atlanta Film Festival is one of those gems that can be easily forgotten in the giddiness of the first signs of spring warmth. Yet it features some amazing creations as well as thrilling guests. The festival kicks off this year with a screening of Stanley Nelson’s Freedom Riders, a phenomenal piece of work about the 1961 Freedom Rides:
“Nearly 50 years after dozens of college students, Black and White, boarded two buses and risked their lives to challenge Jim Crow’s stranglehold and to push a nation to act, Freedom Riders is a film that documents a critical moment in American history and presents an amazing account of our nation’s conscience embodied in the actions of the young.”
The screening keeps up the festival’s tradition of introducing – or reacquainting – audiences with unsung heroes of American history. The film’s creator Stanley Nelson himself will be there, as well as many noted Civil Rights participants.


Victoria McCallum is a Professor Emeritus at El Camino College in Torrance, California, where she taught reading classes for underprepared students. A Southern California native, she fell in love with the Pacific Northwest at age seventeen while on a family road trip to Vancouver Island. Victoria lived in Oregon for eleven years, earning an M.F.A. in creative writing from the University of Oregon. Currently she enjoys reading her poetry around Bellingham,Washington, where she has lived with her husband, Lantz Simpson, since 2016. Snow in Los Angeles, her first book of poetry, was e-published by Smashwords. Also a playwright, Victoria co-wrote the book and lyrics for Catalina Sunshine with Lantz, and their musical play was performed at the Sylvia Center for the Arts in Bellingham in May 2018. Recently Victoria has written another full-length play called The Great Refusal. In this tragicomedy, a talented young painter tries to escape her constricting family, but her disturbed brother pulls her back in.


Today is Batman Day. With that being said, I blog about Batman. The Batman movie is in development and will be directed by Matt Reeves. In September 2018 Matt said he completed the draft for the movie. Originally, Ben Affleck was going to write, direct and star in the movie. Later, he stepped down as director. Now he is not going to be in the Batman movie at all. WB was starting from scratch and looked for a new actor to play Batman. Matt wants someone new and young to play Batman. Jon Hamm have lobbied for that role in September 2018. Usually public request by actors don’t get the role. WB and Matt have find their actor, Robert Pattinson. He is famous for his small role in Harry Potter movie franchise and his big role in Twilight movie franchise. In May 2019, Robert officially signed his role to play the next Batman.
Batman first appeared in Detective Comics #27 in 1939 published by DC Comics created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. Batman, Bruce Wayne, is also known as Dark Knight, Caped Crusader and the World’s Greatest Detective. With so many movies out and comic books out, you know his origins and abilities.
Detective Comics #27 price is not in a lot of collector’s budget. I know I won’t have that kind of money to put in my personal collection. You won’t see too many on the market.


The nominations for the 20th Annual OFTA Film awards were announced on Sunday, January 24, 2016.
Best Picture nominee Mad Max: Fury Road led the field of nominees with 13 followed by Carol with 10 nominations. The eight other films nominated for Best Picture are The Big Short , Bridge of Spies, Brooklyn, Inside Out, The Martian, The Revenant, Room and Spotlight. All five Best Director nominees were on this year’s Best Picture slate, the nominations going to Todd Haynes, Alejandro G. Inarritu, Tom McCarthy, George Miller and Ridley Scott.
Not nominated for Best Picture, Star Wars: The Force Awakens also secured ten nominations. The Revenant came in third with nine nominations while Brooklyn, The Martian, Room and Spotlight tied for fourth with eight nominations apiece.
The winners will be revealed on Sunday, February 14, 2016.
To see the full list of nominations, follow this link: 2015 Nominations.


2Late is about a young teenage boy “Sam Hunter” (Adam McCaffrey) who gets bullied for being different by school boys and his own dad.
His Best friend “Reece Anderson” (Gary Wales) tries to look after him and protects him. His mum suspects her husband beats him. Sam can’t take any more of it and makes the most important decision that no one would ever wish to make.
This movie tells a moving story based on real life events and delves into the issues and questions the problems facing many young people today.
The movie is filmed in County Armagh, Northern Ireland. And will premiere at the Armagh City Hotel on Saturday, 27th September, 2014.
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When you have your residence television room, you will certainly have the ability to view your flicks along with your family and friends. You might also desire to record movies, and watch them later. as you enjoy all of them on your TELEVISION.
When you have home television room, it is actually very easy to deliver your property with you. and also enjoy your motion pictures and also music no matter where you are. There is no demand for you to worry about traveling to a movie theater or residence movie house.
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- Doors Open 6:30p/ Film Begins 7:30p
- Free and Open to the Public
A Very Long Engagement
- 133 min
- Drama / Romance / War
- R (Violence, Sexuality)
- Tells the story of a young woman's relentless search for her fiancé, who has disappeared from the trenches of the Somme during World War One.
Audrey Tautou, Gaspard Ulliel, Dominique Pinon, Marion Cotillard, Denis Lavant
French film with subtitles
NoKno Cinematheque is a free monthly film screening series held at The Central Collective and curated by Jody Collins. We'll be curating a variety of films across all genres. Following along, and receive alerts, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/NoKnoCinematheque.


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The Salem Witch Museum brings you there, back to Salem 1692. Visitors are given a dramatic history lesson using stage sets with life-size figures, lighting and a narration - an overview of the Witch Trials of 1692.
Daily: 10am - 5pm; July & August: 10am - 7pm
Estimated Cost: $7
Type: Local Culture & History, Witch
Misc Info: Age 6-14: $5
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The classy invite below reads: "The 14th Ward Democratic Club requests the pleasure of your company at a benefit performance of the American Conservatory Theater Production of Mr. Arthur Miller's "Death of as Salesman" ... (click on the image to read more)"
According to Wikipedia: "American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) is a large non-profit theater company in San Francisco, California that offers both classical and contemporary theater productions. A.C.T. was founded in 1965 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in conjunction with the Pittsburgh Playhouse and Carnegie Mellon University by theatre and opera director William Ball. By invitation from San Francisco philanthropists and officials, Ball relocated the company to San Francisco."
Under Ball's Wikipedia entry is says that he "had a falling out with ACT's financial benefactors in Pittsburgh and took the company on the road."
I wonder if the club's event, which was scheduled for late October, actually went off. There are no other records in the archives about it, and the only thing listed at the history page on A.C.T.'s website for 1965 is this: "The first performance of Tartuffe at the Pittsburgh Playhouse
inaugurates A.C.T. as a new resident theater company in Pittsburgh under
the direction of William Ball."Actually, maybe it did happen. Actor David Margulies
lists the production among his stage appearances on his website. He's
been in a ton of movies and TV shows, including two Ghostbusters and 8
And Lynne Connor wrote a history of Pittsburgh theater that says that the play featured Richard Dysart. He's been in a bunch of movies too, like Being There, and The Day of the Locust.


Now let me answer a question posed here. To wit: why did Heroes fail?
My list begins with the same number one, but I come at it differently.
1) Let Heroes be Heroes. What I mean by that is let them use their powers. Let them get into titanic struggles with those powers. We saw so little of hero vs. villain throwdown. I mean, there'd be a moment here and a moment there, but heroes have the right... nay, they have the responsibility to kick the ass and look impressive doing it. It simply didn't happen enough.
2) The story must be more important than the actors. Allow characters to die, if the story requires it. Really, they needed to give all the actors only one season contracts at a time. This would allow the writers not to have to worry about contractual obligations, which I think was a problem. The Cheerleader should have been dead a long time ago, and few from season one needed to be around by season five.
3) Do not insult your audience. When you have supposedly intelligent characters, then they should do intelligent things most of the time. Don't make us wonder aloud at the screen, "Why don't they just [insert obvious plot fix here]? Is [enter character's name] really that dumb?" Allow for intelligence to best intelligence - see Sherlock Holmes vs. Moriarty.
4) Be careful of powers. This, really, is #1 in a lot of ways, because everyone who gets into the hero trade eventually realizes that they have to figure this out or writing will be a hellish task. Don't make heroes too powerful, otherwise you easily run into problems with #3 as the audience asks things like, "But he couldn't have snuck up on Sylar; he's got super hearing!" or "Nathan's Dad could just stop time and then plan for as long as he needed, then execute his plan without any of the heroes even having a chance to stop him, why doesn't he?"
5) Internal conflict is key. Bruce Wayne struggles with the death of his parents, Peter Parker struggles with the weight of responsibility, Tony Stark struggles with his alcoholism, and Logan struggles with his humanity. Each of the heroes needed to be fighting themselves as hard as they fought their villains.
If there was a #6, it would be: have fun! Half of the thrill of hero comics is the thrill of seeing wickedly cool stuff happen. That happens when the writers are having creating all sorts of things just because the idea of it is so fun. Like everything else, there was elements of that in Heroes, but there wasn't enough and it wasn't consistent.
Regardless of what lessons are learned, some have to be, because we all want another awesome show about people with super powers, but we don't need another Heroes.


OH MY GOD I LOVE MERLIN. IT FILLS ME WITH SPARKLY GLEEFUL LOVE. *flails madly* WHY AREN'T Y'ALL WATCHING IT? YOU SHOULD BE WATCHING IT.
*breathes* Alright, you'll want details.
Set in the mythical city of Camelot, the action-packed fantasy drama revisits the saga of a teenaged Prince Arthur (Bradley James) and the clashes with his young wizard, Merlin (Colin Morgan). The story centres on these two ambitious young men, struggling to understand their destinies on the path to becoming extraordinary. It's a rites of passage story that sees Merlin and Arthur on the cusp of adulthood -- both on their journey to greatness in a time before history began.
ALSO, Arthur is SO VERY VERY PRETTY (esp. in chain mail). And Merlin is ADORABLE. And they're TOTALLY IN LOVE (in my head). And there's cool sword fights and lotsa
WHO'S WITH ME? (And if you're not, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? *flaps*)


Pukeko Echo Television
Pukeko Echo Television is the school based media project which produces the children's show: Pukeko Echo.
This show is created by the children, about the children and for the children! Film crews made up of students from Manaia View School play a key role - a role which includes all aspects of media production. These include everything from researching content linked to film segments, script writing, filming, lighting, presenting, sound production and editing.
This year there has been considerable changes to our PET project with Marilyn Small working three days a week on media production. A key focus is the inclusion of more of our students in the production of content for Pukeko Echo. This has lead to film crews being selected from our middle and senior classes as well as our immersion class. Each crew will take part in film production training followed by the creation of content for Pukeko Echo. Students in our junior classes will also be included with opportunities linked to PET occuring during her regular visits to these classes.
2016 will continue to provide students with the opportunity to pick up all film production roles which include that of; student directors, storyboard and script writers, camera men, editors, presenters, music composers! Roles which allow the development of all the key competencies identified in the NZ Curriculum as well as extension of their literacy skills via researching, writing, editing, presenting as part of the film making process. Staff from Channel North also provide tuition, editing support and equipment use as and when requested. This allows our teams to work alongside professional CN crew members which further extends our students confidence and media skills.
Pukeko Echo can be viewed on Channel North, our local regional tv station which is based at Manaia View School. It is also able to be viewed via webstreaming on your computer. If you would like to find out more about P.E.T or share films that have been made at school or home please contact Marilyn Small who details are below.
Channel North, which is Whangarei's regional television station, is overseen by Northland Television Trust. The four key partners of the trust are Manaia View School, 155 Community House, Northech and Ngati Hine FM. Channel North's website will provide you with additional background as well as current information on our television station.
Its website link is: Channel North
Director/Producer of Pukeko Echo Television
Take a look at our PET crew latest success:
And is Channel North's interview following the cinema release of Youth Space's anti-bullying promotion.