Hey, guys! You know that review of 2k16 Hypnosis Redo I've been talking about for a while? Well, here it is!
10/10, it's the best, go play it! Every second is sheer bliss!
Just joking. No, uh, it's not quite the perfect episode I'm making it out to be, but it's still REALLY
good! The episode is short and sweet. It makes impressive use of LunaLua, but there are times where you'll become enraged at the frustration from dying over and over and over. So what exactly does this episode have to offer? (Spoilers ahead, but they're really minor. Also, it's been a while since I've played this, so some stuff may be off.) :
So, we've come to the end of the review, and now it's time to give the episode a score. But I've decided that, for my episode reviews, I'm not going to give the standard "X/10" score. Rather, for most, if not all, of my episode reviews, I will assign a "Should you play it?" rating! There will be five potential ratings: Avoid at all costs!, Only if you're desperate, Personal Preference, Strong Recommendation, and A Must Play. There's only one rating I can give this episode:
Hope you guys enjoyed my review. Expect my review of Super Mario Enigmatic soon (and by soon I mean "maybe kinda possibly sometime in the future".


John Young (born 1995) is a London-based composer who specialises in music for film. He studied music at the University of Oxford, but by accepting his place had to turn down a Foundation Scholarship from the Royal College of Music to study composition.
He is a proficient instrumentalist — a violinist (National Children's Orchestra, Junior Royal Academy of Music, Oxford University Orchestra), pianist (99% LTCL diploma distinction, National Youth Jazz Collective, Pianoman scholarship) (read more), pop, rock and electronic keyboard-synth player, and a founding member of contemporary jazz-pop band Wandering Wires.
He has composed the soundtracks of several trailers, short films and theatrical productions and dozens of independent compositions, mostly programmatic. He is a composer for a couple of London-based production companies. He has composed for films submitted to major international festivals. He composed the soundtrack for the short film Blue Boy (directed by Verity Upton), which was semi-finalist in the Sydney Indie Film Festival 2018 and officially selected for the online Women's Only Entertainment Film Festival. He has credits to his name on IMDb for Martin Friar's First Kiss (Red Spire Films) and The Sex Lives of Eels (directed by Silas Elliott and Luke Rollason), which made the official selection for the Vault Film Festival 2017.
John's compositional styles draw from his classical and jazz training, as well as experience in popular and electronic music. He has a strong and inquisitive ear, which allows him to match his compositions accurately to the vibe and narrative of a film or emotional nuances of a scene.
In first person
"The first thing I worked out on piano, as a small boy, was the theme from Samuel Whiskers. Growing up I had a penchant for working out themes and improvising, experimenting with combinations of chords and notes the way a child learns to mix colours, and thereby nurturing my aural skills. As a seven-year-old I remember the evocative sound of John Barry's "Dances With Wolves" filling the car during a striking sunset. It was on a compilation CD of some of Barry's best film themes, and his music, along with James Horner's score for The Mask of Zorro (my childhood favourite), was a foundation for my desire to become a film composer seven years later.
There is nothing as fulfilling as creating — as transforming a blank canvas into a work of art, imparting a piece of yourself into a sensory and intellectually- stimulating object of beauty — and then experiencing what you have made, and sharing it with others. I find that music is the best form of creating; it reaches right into our emotional core. It tells a story; it creates emotions, atmospheres and worlds — more vividly than any other form of art. A similar ideal is shared by any good director, whose film heightens these qualities in the score, providing more specificity, humanity and narrative for an otherwise more abstract medium. Everything is then amplified by the adrenaline-charged cinematic platform: the dark room full of other people, the big screen, surround sound, full focus, a thrilling HD audio-visual experience that casts the illusion of transporting you through space and time. Film and music are the perfect symbiosis."


This short was produced for ROCO (Rochester Contemporary Art Center) for the 2015 Bicycle film festival. It premiered before a screening of The Triplets of Belleville at The Little Theatre. Filmed at the First Friday opening night of the exhibit.
Ride It: Art and Bicycles in Rochester is a diverse exploration of bicycle culture, history, advocacy and creativity in the Rochester Region. Ride It features a range of projects including photography, graphic artworks, paintings, historical displays, and short films. This unique exhibition is presented in partnership with many local and regional organizations.


One of my memories about heading out the door for school was my Mom reminding us that she had spies watching us. She was someone who knew the neighbors. Mostly their job was to report if we took our hats and coats off before getting on the bus. For a few years, until big hair and jean jackets made hats and parkas untenable, "Operation Stay Warm" worked.
Today was my boys first day back to school. While I don't know enough neighbors to create a spy network, I may have found something even better ...
Last week our 10 year old son shared something about his life that he hadn't told anyone in detail before. He told his 14 year old brother first, who in a fine display of teenage grace, thought it was really cool.
That something was that our 10 years old has been in a movie for as long as he can remember. We've heard him mention his movie a couple of times over the years but we didn't know how active the movie was playing out in his daily imagination. He says the movie started when he was born but he only became aware of it when he was about 6 years old.
The movie is about his life. He is the main actor but he doesn't have to perform because the movie is about the real him and his real life. There are about 15 people who watch his movie, seeing everything he sees through his eyes. The 15 people were born when he was born and will die when he dies and because they aren't in this world, they have time to just sit and watch his movie. They don't talk into the screen at him but they do sit on a couch and eat popcorn. (A few of them are also apparently overweight.)
He says he doesn't think about his movie every day, but when he does get down or bored he remembers that being in a movie is interesting. He says the 15 people don't mind when things are a little boring but he sometimes spices it up with auditory "tutorials" like "how to properly shampoo your hair" when he's in the shower or "how to fall asleep" when he's going to bed. Some tutorials, like "how to sit still in the hairdressers chair and make it easier for them to cut your hair" are thankfully conducted without audio. (We now understand the regular chit chat coming from the shower.)
You might think that a kid that feels like his life is a movie would be either self-absorbed or with his head in the clouds, but Lawton is neither. He is both empathetic and keenly observant of his surroundings. Perhaps because the movie is about his real life not a superhero life, the movie allows him to keep his feet firmly planted in the here and now. He seems to see the scenery, characters and lighting of life in way more color than many of us do. Interestingly, he says he can't rewind or fast forward his movie. (As as regular in his movie, I would have liked to cut a few scenes I didn't know were being filmed ...)
But the most fascinating part is when he explained how being in a movie affects his life. He said that knowing people are watching makes him want to work harder and not cut corners. (This is so much better than spies!) And that even though the people watching his movie have seen him make mistakes and have meltdowns, they still keep watching because they are with him for life. Also the audience will always be the same 15 people, even if his life gets way more interesting. It's like having an angel on one shoulder, a devil on the other shoulder and a small brigade as a cape.
Many of us believe in a visible and invisible world but few of us know how to articulate it. In the unique way only a child can, Lawton has painted a picture of what that duality might look like. A world where you are the Director and Actor of your own movie but there is a committed audience to your every move and their role is to help you bring out your best self.
Lights, camera, action ...


Yobu Buriburi: Sanpun Bokkiri Daishingeki also known as, the Buri Buri 3-minutes Face-Off, 1 is a 2005 anime film. Buri Buri Kingdom, in the Buri Buri island. The film was released to theatres on April 16, 2005 in Japan. Crayon Shin-chan: The Hidden Treasure of the Buri Buri Kingdom. Enter or exit fullscreen, seek backward by 90 seconds, seek forward by 90 seconds. But the evil. Then, the next morning, the parents said goodbye to those monkeys and they set out for their journey once again. File, crayon Shin-chan Movie 22: Intense Battle! Hiroshi finds something that was very nice and good.
In Shin-chan's bag, there were only toys and some. Crayon Shin-chan movie series which was released on in Japan. It is the 13th film based on the popular comedy manga and anime series.
Then Shin-chan meets one monkey who is just like him. Meanwhile, the prince had learnt Shin-chan's elephant dance and was doing it in front of the king and queen. Anaconda releases the Buri Buri genie. Fast seek to x of the video. He showed Shin-chan and his parents in a historical area where only monkeys stay. Shin-chan and his parents take the parachute and they hyresrätt stockholm privat fall in a jungle, where there is nothing to eat and drink. File, crayon Shin-chan Movie 02: The Hidden Treasure of the Buri Buri Kingdom. Its up to the kids to rescue them! They pack their bags quickly and in the movie, the very first time the parents kissed Shin-chan on his cheek to thank him since because of him, they won the lottery and they could go to Buri Buri Kingdom for a holiday.


Monster Commute Vintage Movie Poster
So, I’ve been wanting to do a Monster Commute movie poster, since I started this adventure.
There is a romance and drama in good film posters. I’m not really talking about the Photoshoppy posters that dominate today. I’m talking about the fully illustrated film broadsides of yesteryear. You can’t beat the movie (and propaganda) posters from the 30’s-70’s. They were illustrated by hand, and really played up the myth of the film. Not only was the illustration quality great, but they were really designed too.
Trouble is, I couldn’t do a MonCom poster at first, because… I didn’t know enough about it yet. I didn’t really know who the villains were (beyond the CrowBots), and had no clue about Toni Oni, or Baba Jaga, or even Steam. (Well, I had a pretty good idea about Steam.) I didn’t really know where the story was going, so it simply wasn’t time.
So, just like you don’t illustrate a movie poster before you make the movie, you don’t make one based on your comic until you make some comics.
Anyway, I wanted this art to evoke the 1930’s, as well as feature all of the main characters, some of the world, and some cars too. Importantly, I didn’t want to sell this as a “comedy.” At best, MonCom has evolved into a “dramady” or such. I dunno, but I’m certain that it’s not a slapstick comedy right now.
I’m pretty excited about how it turned out, as it was a real challenge. I generally don’t like “montage” images, but for this, it was a must. I fussed around with every detail for quite a while, and recolored every single element. (Every bolt, eyeball, wheel.)
This is going to be a future exclusive convention print, if all goes well. The print run details, and convention logo will be where the Steam Crow lights are shining.
I hope that you like it.


Introducing Greta Gerwig, writer and director of Lady Bird. I read the screenplay yesterday and fell in love with it. I can’t wait to see the movie! Gerwig’s voice is fresh, unapologetic, strong but vulnerable, and incredibly entertaining. Actress Saoirse Ronan is possibly the new Lena Dunham (not that Lena Dunham is old, but still).
Set in the early 2000’s, it’s a coming of age story about a quirky young woman growing up in Sacramento, California. She longs to escape her own reality – especially her formidable mother – and embrace an artsy existence in New York as Lady Bird, the teenager formerly known as Christine. This story tells a lot of truth about growing up female, and expanding yourself to match your dreams. Don’t miss it!
Also, join the celebration of screenwriters on Twitter and Facebook. Screenwriters are often the forlorn and forgotten serfs of the movie industry. But, remember, it all starts with story. Page 1, Fade In, is where the fun begins. The director may be the film Head of Household, but the screenwriter was the loving mother who brought that story into the world, nursing it into something worth filming.
So, let’s celebrate. Hug a screenwriter – or aspiring screenwriter – and tell him or her not to give up. Game and comic book IP – sit down somewhere! The world still longs for well-told stories.
Peace and joy,


Ben Miller is an award-winning filmmaker and author. He is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, was the winner of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant for screenwriting, and has worked for legends such as Martin Scorsese and Roger Corman. He was the producer of the film Rage and Discipline, about pugilists in New York City. Miller’s movies have appeared on Walt Disney Video, Sony Video, BET, HBO, Cinemax, and the Encore Channel. He currently serves as chef de salle at the Martinez Academy of Arms, one of the last schools in the world still teaching an authentic living tradition of classical fencing. He is active in the Association of Historical Fencing, and has written several articles for them focusing on the fencing and dueling of the American colonial period.


What’s coming out soon? What’s out now that you just can’t miss?!? There’s nothing like a good trailer to get you in the mood, and we’ve got them all here.
We’ll update this page with the latest, and our favourite, movie trailers. Tell us what you’re looking forward to seeing by adding a comment at the bottom of the page.
Here we go…
The Dark Knight Rises – Batman is back for the end to Christopher Nolan’s trilogy.
The Amazing Spider Man – A “reboot” of the famous franchise. Need we say more?
Skyfall – It’s here. Watch a teaser trailer for the new James Bond movie, ‘Skyfall’, out in November.
Prometheus – Ridley Scott returns with Prometheus, which looks nothing short of incredible. Like Alien? You might like this.
Gone (15) – Amanda Seyfried stars in a heart-pounding thriller about a woman’s race against time to track down her sister’s abductor.


Wednesday, February 15, 2012
The piece 'Hi Hat Hattie' as played by trio 'In the Moment'. Hommage to the actor Hattie McDaniels know for her role in the film 'Gone with Wind' as the slave who wanted to stay a slave. Ms McDaniels was among other things a Blues drummer which got her the nickname, Hi Hat Hattie.
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I’m Pam Cook – film critic, historian, blogger and academic. I’ve been writing and thinking about film since the 1970s and I’m passionate about the subject. I used to be contributor and associate editor on the British Film Institute (BFI) journals Monthly Film Bulletin and Sight and Sound before becoming an academic in 1996. I’m currently Professor Emerita in Film at the University of Southampton.
These are exciting times for cinema, as it extends into fast-evolving and interconnected ways of producing, distributing and exhibiting media events that transform the ways we experience and understand film. These changes offer opportunities as well as problems, and I’ll post my thoughts about some of these developments from time to time.
Pam Cook on Wikipedia
Pam Cook on IMDb


On January 3 2016, Revolting, a BBC 2 sketch-comedy show, released an online skit called, “The Real Housewives of ISIS.” The skit introduces four wives of ISIS fighters, fulfilling their duty as “average” housewives. One scene shows two women awkwardly wearing the same suicide vest. Another depicts a woman chained to her oven, excited Read More…
Making the Journey: Female Migrants Facing Violence on Their Way to Europe
Seema Kawar explores the dangers faced by women and girl migrants and refugees along every step of their journey to Europe.
The Sword, The Pen and The Women in Pakistan’s Counter-Terrorism Efforts
Umaima Ghori examines women’s role in countering violent extremism in Pakistan. Will they continue to join the fight?
“Little Ladies Shouldn’t Play With Swords”
Victoria looks at the reality in the fantasy world of Game of Thrones. Women in both the show and reality, are often used as pawns in war and conflict.


It had been nearly 20 years since I last had to zigzag through rows of people seated in the darkened confines of a movie theatre. That was prior to my discovering a fascinating snippet of the real life story upon which the movie, “The King’s Speech” was based. The New York Times article also featured highly favourable reviews of the film prior to its recent worldwide release.
It was then I decided that this film would be the one to break my cinematic drought. And so it did. On the eve of New Year’s Eve 2010, at home in Australia, I witnessed a superb cast act out an amazing story, in this finely tuned and highly professional production.
Surely this is the stuff of “Oscar” nominations for 2011. OK, I admit I am a little biased, because Geoffrey Rush is an Australian.
But for those fortunate enough to see it, “The King’s Speech” will leave you speechless with delight. Of that I am sure.
The King’s Speech – video 2 mins 26 sec


Freelance sound editor and mixer located in Dublin, Ireland
Hi, I’m Tom Haigh, thanks for visiting my site.
I have 10 years experience in sound post production as a sound effects editor, dialog editor, music editor, mixer, VO recordist, any many other roles that fall between categories.
I work on-site and remotely with a variety of clients in Ireland and the US, delivering high quality audio for advertising, online media, long form TV and film, and audiobooks. Please click here for a complete list of the services I provide.
In addition to my post production work, I’ve created original music for broadcast advertising campaigns and various corporate media applications.


SPFF is an independent festival hosted by The Coast, Halifax's Weekly showcasing films made with smart phones by filmmakers of any caliber.
The Coast has announced their next unique event, Atlantic Canada’s first ever Smart Phone Film Festival (SPFF). All genres of films are eligible for entry from all ages of amateur filmmakers, professional filmmakers, app addicts and smart phone wizards, provided the films are under 5 minutes long.
Selected films will be shown at the SPFF’s one night event on Friday, June 19 where all are invited to a fun night of viewing submissions at Paul O’Reagan Hall in the new Halifax Central Library. Following the screenings there will be a brief award presentation of the SPFF awards (“the Spiffies”), valued up to $2000 in cash.
Coast Publisher and SPFF organizer, Christine Oreskovich says “YouTube reaches us more than any cable network. Short films are incredibly entertaining, fun and share-able. The Coast wanted to host a cool film event that everyone can participate in.”
The Smart Phone Film Festival is produced by Coast Publishing Ltd and sponsored by Eastlink Wireless. Their goal is to make SPFF a strong annual cultural event for amateur filmmakers in Nova Scotia.
About The Coast
The Coast is Halifaxâ€™s Alt Weekly with over 96,000 readers weekly.


|Dreams Really Do Come True
With over a 100 Web sites devoted to the best-selling Twilight book saga and even a day dedicated to the much anticipated Twilight film adaptation (hitting theatres Dec. 12), called Twilight Tuesday, one might wonder what all the commotion is about. (Aug. 9, 2008)
Jessica Simpson's New Movie
|Jessica Alba Films Thriller in Paradise
Jessica Alba is one of the busiest actresses in Hollywood.
One of the most anticipated movies of the summer season is the big screen adaptation of the hit TV series Dukes of Hazzard.
GirlsNews Reporter Among Artists Honored
Everyone knows the Golden Globes, and of course, The Oscars, which honor great actors worldwide.
Comedy for Kids
Comedians recently performed in Beverly Hills, Calif., to help ailing children. The all-star lineup included Chris Rock, Ray Romano and David Spade.
It's inevitable that as well known performers age, and music changes, younger performers will always emerge to take their place on the music charts. This past year the youngest performer to explode upon the scene has been 14-year-old Joanna Levesque -- better known simply as "JoJo."
Paris is Hot This Time of Year
It seems as though you can't do anything these days without seeing or hearing about Paris Hilton. You turn on the TV and there is her hit TV show, The Simple Life. While listening to the radio there's whole segments about her party-hopping personal life. While at the movies, there's previews for her upcoming film, and when you walk into the book store there's large displays for her best selling book, "Confessions of an heiress."
GirlsNewsDaily Covers Hollywood Parade
Most Southern California residents know the Christmas season officially begins with the start of The Hollywood Christmas Parade. It's a tradition that's been going strong since 1928, and usually falls on the first Sunday after Thanksgiving.
Former Teen Star Reflects on Past Popularity
Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera are two of the most famous young pop-icons of our generation. But before they started their careers, there were other teen pop queens topping the charts, and in the 1980's no young performer was more popular than the red-haired singing sensation, simply known as "Tiffany."
Redecorating Your Room
This summer, you can get a fresh start on redesigning and redecorating your room without spending a lot of money.


This short film was created in collaboration with Leafy Greens Films, a new Chicago-based production company. I did the writing, cinematography, and editing.
(Video to come soon, after festival premieres in 2020)
I edited this teaser for a new webseries about a young woman dealing with Tourette's Syndrome.
I shot and edited the promotional video for Silhouette & Shadow, an online artists' modeling resource.
I was the VHS camera operator for this feature-length concert documentary showcasing the band Deerhunter in Lincoln, NE.
I was invited down to Texas to shoot and edit this 30min documentary about the Rath Yatra festival held at the Char Dham Hindu Temple.


Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at Her Majesty’s Theatre, Melbourne
Roald Dahl’s delicious tale, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, is a delectable treat featuring songs from the original film, including Pure Imagination, The Candy Man and I’ve Got a Golden Ticket, alongside a brand-new, toe-tapping Broadway score.
Now is your chance to experience the wonders of Wonka. Get ready for the Oompa-Loompas, incredible inventions, costumes and sets, and more, more, more at this everlasting showstopper
August 8 – September 9, 2019
Posted on July 26, 2019


The 2014 Autumn tour of Little Earthquake’s The Tell-Tale Heart begins in October. Laurence Saunders gives a brilliant performance as Poe’s tormented narrator Simon and I join him on stage as his Doctor, revealing the sonic details of Simon’s murderous tale with an array of props and vegetables.
Have you ever envisaged the sound a dismembered human body might make? Well in Little Earthquake’s adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s gruesome short story The Tell Tale Heart, sound is the play’s third character…
As Simon retells the story, Iain provides the sounds from a table of strange and fascinating props. In fact, the audience are in awe of what prop will be used next… This is a great way to retell a Gothic classic and Saunders creation of the mad nurse is worth the ticket price alone.
- Matt Jarram, Loughborough Echo
With support from several Rural Touring promoters we’ll be playing the following dates:
04/10/14 Smethwick, Black Country Touring
22/10/14 Chester, Cheshire Rural Touring Arts
25/10/14 Malvern, Live and Local
31/10/14 Bromyard, Arts Alive
01/11/14 Tattenhall, Cheshire Rural Touring Arts
14/11/14 Caistor, Lincolnshire Rural & Community Touring
15/11/14 Wickenby, Lincolnshire Rural & Community Touring
30/11/14 Matlock, Live and Local
For full details and booking info visit the Little Earthquake website.


One Last Spin is a film made in Glasgow which highlights the intense harms that beset four people. Alongside their telling their stories to camera are short dramatised sequences,
The film also contains contributions from Professor of Social Sciences Gerda Reith at Glasgow University, and member of the university’s Gambling Research Group. Inverclyde MP Ronnie Cowan has a special interest in gambling harms and is vic-chair of the Westminster All Party Parliamentary Group on Gambling Related Harm. Also contributing is William Griffiths who managed Scotland Reducing Gambling Harm at the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland.
We would like to see the film screened at community events in Glasgow where citizens can discuss the issues raised.
The film is also a very useful resource as part of training frontline workers and raising awareness about gambling harm.
We have some suggestions about how the film could be used here and here. We’d be very happy to hear from you if you’d like to preview the film and consider using it in your community organisation or workplace.
Drop us a line at firstname.lastname@example.org


Craghoppers partners, discover.film announced today the shortlist for the 2021 Craghoppers’ Student Film Prize.
The Craghoppers’ Student Film Prize was established in 2018 to recognise the very best talent from around the world, spotlighting filmmakers whose debut films have a strong, distinct vision, compelling storytelling and the potential to entertain and engage global film watchers.
This year’s shortlisted films have been selected from over 1000 submissions made by students at film schools from more than 50 countries. The judging panel of 40 industry experts will now select winners for Best International and Best UK Craghoppers’ Student Prize – each will be awarded with a £1000 cash award. Both winners will be eligible to win the prestigious Craghoppers’ Film Prize to be awarded at the 10th edition of the Discover Film Awards, in London this autumn. The winner of which will receive £20,000.
Both winning films will be screened during the Discover Film Awards which is one of the largest short film festivals in the world. The five-day festival will bring together global filmmakers, producers, senior TV execs and film industry experts from around the world.
Joanne Black, Director of Product and MD of Group Retail for The Regatta Group, said “We are delighted to be involved with the Craghoppers Film Prize with discover.film. Now in our fourth year, I have been blown away with the talent that we see - year on year - through this process. The submissions for this year’s Student Film Prize are phenomenal and set the bar high for the rest of the festival!”
Jaine Green, Head of content and acquisitions for discover.film said: “New talent is the lifeblood of the global film industry and we are continually delighted by the immense diversity and quality of the entries for the Craghoppers Student Film Prize.”
The shortlisted titles are: Man-Spider, Who Goes There?, Adam & Eve MkII, Margin of Terror, Duino, I Was Still There When You Left Me, Strange Hearts and Fragile Moon. All titles can be found on Vimeo.
Winners for both categories will be announced on June 17th.


The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc (1999)
About the film . . .
- Milla plays the title character, Joan of Arc
- Plot summary: The film follows Joan's short but incredible life - her rise from peasanthood to hero as she led the French Army against the invading British in early 15th century France. Joan was made a Saint 500 years later in 1920.
- Complete script
- Official Italian page from Columbia Tristar
- Official Japanese page from Sony
- See ericserra.com for the video for My Heart Calling featuring Noa
- Japanese press conference: #1 (.mov, 50 MB)
- St Joan of Arc Center (film reviews)
- Some Don't Quite Get The "Messenger" (by Cindy Pearlman, Distributed by Big Picture News, Inc)
You can kill "The Messenger." Just don't burn her. That was the message that Los Angeles test audiences gave director Luc Besson after a screening of his historical epic The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc. "It's hard to believe, but some audience members in L.A. asked me why Joan had to burn at the end. They said they would prefer a happier ending," Besson marvels. But the airheads weren't done yet. In one scene, Milla Jovovich as Joan tells English invaders: "Go home to your island!" Some viewers wrote, "What island was she talking about?" "I told them, um, it's England," sighs Besson.
- The Joan of Arc publicity path saw Milla appear on HBO's First Look: The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc on October 27, The Late Show with David Letterman (November 3), The History Channel's Hollywood vs. History: The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc (November 9 & 10), Today (November 10), Regis & Kathie Lee (November 11), E! News Weekend (November 13), Roger Ebert & the Movies review of The Messenger (November 14), Later Today (November 15), The Entertainers (November 19), and MTV's Fashionably Loud & Hot Zone
[ For complete credits, check out the Internet Movie Database listing for Joan of Arc ]
Directed by Luc Besson
Writing credits: Andrew Birkin, Luc Besson
Music by Eric Serra
Milla Jovovich .... Joan of Arc
John Malkovich .... King Charles VII
Faye Dunaway .... Yolande D'Aragon
Dustin Hoffman .... The Conscience
Plot summary: The film follows Joan's short but incredible life - her rise from peasanthood to hero as she led the French Army against the invading British in early 15th century France.
Release date: November 12, 1999 (US)
Screen caps (more at MillaFan.com)
From the set:
From The Making of The Messenger:
DVD & Posters:
Stills from teaser - Luc Besson did not direct & Milla is not in it
|The Messenger (1999)


Helpful Aspects on How to Analyze a Movie
Typically, movies are a wonderful medium for both the art and entertainment. By simply examining movies closely, you have a guarantee that their magic is enhanced. In the case you are writing a review for a newspaper, or else a paper for class, you ought to break down the film elements and explain exactly what they mean to you. Contemplating to watch carefully, probing all the elements and focusing on all themes that resonate you will guarantee you production of a thoughtful and sophisticated analysis. If at all you are considering to check it out concerning StoryFit, it is advisable to view here on how to analyze a movie.
Knowing only the basics is a critical tip that you ought to mind about to help you analyze a movie. As a person who has never seen the movie that you are considering to analyze before, you are requested not to a ton of research beforehand. Deliberate to go to the movie and let it make its impression on you. You are advised to let the film speak for itself despite being good to know a number of very simple background information. The place, as well as the year when the movie was made, is a good example of the basics that you should be aware of. Still on the basics that you should be aware of, contemplate knowing the exact studio that sponsored the movie, the main actors, its director and the writers. Contemplate not to read the reviews or spoilers prior to the movie. This is because they are capable of biasing you.
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The Screenlately Show
CLARE ANYIAM-OSIGWE :
Clare Anyiam-Osigwe BEM is an award-winning film director and screenwriter, and former lead script judge and co-chair of BAFTA, BIFA, AMAA accredited British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) which streams on Apple TV and Bohemia Euphoria. Her directorial debut feature NO SHADE secured international theatrical release making Clare just the 6th black British woman to secure cinematic distribution in 2018. A romantic drama, it has been streamed over 16 million times on Amazon Prime. In 2018, Clare was commissioned by The Voice Newspaper to produce and direct a short documentary, WINDRUSH STORIES celebrating 70 years of the first Caribbean settlers to the U.K. In 2020, she was approached by HBO Max to write and develop TV projects. Clare’s sophomore film FINDING FOREVER (starring Tim Reid, Arnold Oceng and Femi Oyeniran) goes into production in 2023.
Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe MBE is the founder of the BAFTA accredited British Urban Film Festival formed in 2005.
In December 2019 it was announced in the 2020 New Year’s honours list that he was to be awarded with an MBE for services to the Black and Minority Ethnic film industry. He received his medal from HRH Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace in March 2020.
In a career which has spanned 20 years to date, Emmanuel has worked for Channels Television News in London, BFM (Black Filmmaker Magazine), and the Screen Nation awards, has written for both The Voice newspaper and The TV Collective, and has also produced and presented film programmes for Colourful Radio. He was previously headhunted for the post of head of cinema at the Barbican.
He founded the British Urban Film Festival in July 2005 to showcase urban independent cinema in the absence of any such state-sponsored activity in the UK (at the time). To date, the festival has screened over 500 films, facilitating broadcast platforms for a majority of Black and urban independent writers, actors, actresses, producers and directors on Apple TV, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, the BBC i-player, Channel 4, Community Channel (now Together TV), Showcase TV and London Live. In October 2020, the festival was granted BAFTA qualifying status for British Short Films.
In February 2018, he co-founded BUFF Originals, launched to act as the production and distribution arm of the British Urban Film Festival. Its’ debut feature – NO SHADE – was released in UK cinemas in November 2018, making director Clare Anyiam-Osigwe the 6th Black British female director (to date) to secure theatrical distribution in over 120 years. In December 2020, Clare (his wife) won an African Movie Academy award for NO SHADE. Emmanuel is Executive Producer for FINDING FOREVER starring Tim Reid, Arnold Oceng and Femi Oyeniran and also his own debut ABSOLUTELY MARVELLOUS, a documentary profiling heavyweight boxer, Joe Joyce’s blind mother, Marvel Opara.


On “An Evening with Kevin Smith”
I received a great early birthday present from my Mom and siblings this year. They all chipped in and got me a ticket to see Kevin Smith speak at the Orpheum in LA. I am a huge fan…nuff said. The show is impressive when you consider that he has no script, just that a large audience is there to hear him speak. if you want an idea of what the show is like go to your local video store and look up “An Evening with Kevin Smith” or “An Evening with Kevin Smith 2: Evening Harder“. At times it is just crass juvenile humor which I very much enjoy and at times need. Sometimes it is inspirational as well, and Saturday night did not disappoint.
Anyone who was there will probably tell you about the pot stories, his stories about George Carlin, the story about Jason Mewes’ cock, etc… Which were all great, I am really glad however that he took nearly 45 mins to segue into a story about watching a documentary about Candian Hockey and how hit turned him into a Gretzky fan. I could care less that it was about either of those two subjects, cause I barely understand hockey, and before Saturday night new little more about Wayne Gretzky than that he is the “Michael Jordan” of hockey.
Kevin explained that through watching the documentary at a very vulnerable time for himself that he learned that he needed to get back to his roots of being an innovator. Not going where the puck is, but going where the puck is going to be. 15 years ago he made “Clerks” a comedy for an audience unrepresented at that time. Now it is an audience represented well, and the concept of going where the puck is going to be spoke to him and is driving him in new and what I think will be exciting directions.
Because he saw that documentary and was inspired, he was able to turn it into inspiration for others. I went there to be entertained by “dick and fart” jokes. I came away with an inspiring lesson that hit me at just the right time. I am going to stop going where the puck is and start going where the puck is going to be!


Carolyn is an Actress, Educator, and Producer based in Los Angeles. Originally from Washington DC, she attended Fordham University at Lincoln Center where she received her BA in Theater Performance, and later received her post-graduate degree from
As an Educator, Carolyn has led and developed curriculum for Harlem School of The Arts, Los Angeles Performing Arts Conservatory, and The Shakespeare Society in NYC to name a few. Leading actors in audition technique and performance, Carolyn later developed AspireHigher Coaching Services, Inc. providing one-on-one and on set coaching to actors in NYC and LA.
As an Actress, Carolyn made her Broadway debut in “Romeo and Juliet” starring Orlando Bloom and Condola Rashad. She is currently recurring both as DEJA on Lena Waithe’s “THE CHI” Season 5 on Showtime, as well as AGNES on “Russian Doll” Season 2 on Netflix. Select TV credits include: “House of Cards”, “Law and Order”, “Luke Cage”, “How to Get Away w/ Murder”, “The Oath”, “Notorious” and “Cherish the Day”. She was selected and worked closely with director Steve McQueen for HBO’s pilot order of “Codes of Conduct”. Film credits include: “He’s Way More Famous Than You”, directed by Michael Urie, “Reboot Camp”, “Sunny Daze”, and “Tankhouse”.
She is a founding member of the Juilliard Black Alumni Association (JBAA), providing support to current black students in the Juilliard Drama Division, as well as recent alums.
Carolyn is deeply passionate about her work as both Actor and Director of the Acting Track for Lena Waithe’s Hillman Grad Mentorship Lab. She’s proud to lead with a team focused on shaping the future of Hollywood.


DATE FOR YOUR DIARY
Elgin Amateur Dramatic Society will be holding their AGM on WEDNESDAY 15 MAY 2019 at 7.30 pm at the Sheddie, Kingsmills – everyone welcome
We will be performing 3 One Act Plays at Trinity Hall, Elgin on Thursday 27 and Friday 28 June 2019 at 7.30 pm
Elgin Amateur Dramatic Society, or EADS as it is known is a local amateur drama club who are based in Elgin.
We usually perform a one or three act play each year and of course our annual pantomime. We are always happy to welcome new members wishing to tread the boards on stage or to help behind the scenes.


Emmy Award winning actor and producer Jeremy Piven (bio below) headlines the must-attend networking event of the year as he shares stories of his journey through Israel and how his Jewish identity shapes his career.
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Thursday, March 16, 2017
6:30 p.m. Networking reception
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Jeremy Piven was most recently seen as Harry Gordon Selfridge in the popular PBS series, MR. SELFRIDGE. Among his many notable roles, Piven is best known as movie agent ‘Ari Gold’ in the hit HBO series ENTOURAGE, which aired for eight seasons and won Piven three Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe. In 2015, Piven reprised the fan-favorite role in the ENTOURAGE feature film released by Warner Bros. He was also recently seen in SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR from directors Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez. Jeremy’s extensive career in television also includes the satirical LARRY SANDERS SHOW. In film, he starred in Mark Pellington’s drama I MELT WITH YOU, Gaby Dellal’s heart wrenching ANGELS CREST, Gary Fleder’s RUNAWAY JURY, Todd Phillips’ hit comedy OLD SCHOOL, Ridley Scott’s BLACK HAWK DOWN, Peter Chelsom’s SERENDIPITY, Brett Ratner’s THE FAMILY MAN, Peter Berg’s VERY BAD THINGS and THE KINGDOM, Cameron Crowe’s SINGLES, Joe Carnahan’s SMOKIN ACES, Guy Ritchie’s ROCKNROLLA, and THE PLAYER for director Robert Altman. In 2005, Piven returned to his theater roots starring in the off-Broadway hit FAT PIG by Neil LaBute, for which he received a Distinguished Performance Honor from the Drama League. He also appeared as Bobby Gould on Broadway in SPEED THE PLOW.
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This weeks Gingermagic TV was filmed in the place that is responsible for me being a magician! “Magick Enterprises” in Sheffield is the place where I spent my teenage years. It is home, every Saturday, to some of the best magicians in the country. I visit every time I go back to Sheffield.
I was performing in Leeds a couple of weeks ago, so grabbed the opportunity to visit the shop and see the gang. Russell, the mysterious magic shop owner (they have to be mysterious … it’s magic shop owner law), wanted to film me performing a trick. Here’s the footage he recorded:


3rd Grade Workshop
Story in Motion
Story in Motion begins the workshop series with an exploration of the structure of stories and the various means by which stories, ideas and feelings are communicated. Students will discuss how details make the difference in creating a story.
Various exercises will help the students discover that stories, in all their forms, communicate ideas and feelings. The actor will explain that all good stories share four important characteristics: characters who want something, obstacles that keep the characters from what they want, setting, and a clear beginning, middle and end.
Throughout the workshop, students will explore the stories pictures can tell. Working with the actor students will create a series of pictures and effectively put the story in motion. The actor will also discuss various careers in Story Telling.
4th Grade Workshop
Acting is Believing
Acting is Believing will introduce students to the profession of acting and the training necessary to become an actor. Students will learn that an actor must become a master of the 4Cs of the 21st Century Skills: Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking, and Creativity. Lead by a professional actor, the class will participate in a series of exercises designed to hone these acting skills.
Time will also be dedicated to discussing how a mastery of these skills can help students in any job they hope to obtain.
5th Grade Workshop
Producing the Play
Producing the Play is the culminating experience of the Careers in the Arts Workshop Series. With guidance from one of our actors, students produce their own version of The American Revolution: A Play. The actor will discuss theatrical design and the many jobs that are involved in bringing a play to life.
Serving as Director, the actor will assign job responsibilities to the students. The students will rehearse the play, create props and costume pieces, and manipulate lights and sound. The workshop will culminate with a technical rehearsal where the students will put the entire play together with all production elements. A discussion of how each person is important to the process and the need for cooperation concludes the workshop.


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Through a revolutionary technology that unlocks his genetic memories,
Callum Lynch (Michael Fassbender) experiences the adventures of his
ancestor, Aguilar, in 15th Century Spain. Callum discovers he is
descended from a mysterious secret society, the Assassins, and
amasses incredible knowledge and skills to take on the oppressive
and powerful Templar organization in the present day.
ASSASSIN’S CREED stars Academy Award® nominee Michael Fassbender (X-Men: Days of Future Past, 12 Years a Slave)
And Academy Award winner Marion Cotillard (The Dark Knight Rises, La Vie en Rose).
The film is directed by Justin Kurzel (Snowtown, Macbeth);
Produced by New Regency, Ubisoft Motion Pictures, DMC Films and Kennedy/Marshall; co-financed by RatPac Entertainment and
Alpha Pictures; and distributed by 20th Century Fox .
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This movie came out in the mid-to late 1990’s I believe, probably straight to video. It starred relatively unknown actors, which is why I can’t remember their names.
Plot summary - I woman maybe in her mid-twenties with long wavy dark hair becomes involved with a young cop who introduces her to his brother. Around this same time, an older man with a beard begins stalking her. At one point, she goes to stay at another house, but on her answering machine leaves the phone number where she’ll be staying. The stalker goes to the library and looks up the address of this other house using a reverse directory. When he arrives at the house and sneaks in the window, though, she has set a trap for him. He slips and falls on some thumbtacks she’s scattered on the floor. She’s standing there and asks him if he thought she was some kind of idiot by leaving her new phone number on her answering machine.
Anyone have any idea what movie this is?


Kites was one of the most interesting movies of 2010. However, what was even more interesting about the movie was its cast. Not only it portrayed actors from different nationalities and backgrounds, it actually delivered one of the most fruitful chemistries among an entire cast that hasn’t been seen in years.
That’s why we’ve decided to give a little space to talk about these actors and how they achieved being in such big productions like Kites Movie. Take a look further and find out more about their lives as actors and a little about their personal ones.
Hrithik Roshan (Jay Ray)
Hrithik Roshan who plays Jay Ray in Kites is a wonderful Indian Actor especially known for his great roles in Bollywood films. His first appearances as an actor were in the 80s, as a child actor with 10 years. However, his real roles as an actor were after the 2000s, when he played his first big role in Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai, a movie that gave him an award in Filmfare Awards as the Best Male Actor and Best Male Debut.
Then, in 2001 he appeared on the drama Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham in 2001, a film that became one of the most grossing films from Bollywood and from which Roshan won a lot of appraisal and popularity.
After that, he appeared in various other movies from 2001 to 2003, until he started on Koi Mil Gaya and then its sequel Krrish, both movies that got him minor awards for best actor, which made him one of the best and one of the most appraised in Bollywood industry. However, it wasn’t until 2006 where Roshan could eventually win another Filmfare award for Best Actor, an award that made him internationally known and from which he won so much popularity that made him star in different movies around the world.
Then, in 2008 he won the critically acclaimed Golden Minbar International Film Festival award for Best Actor, an award that made him win some great opportunities in the industry, from which he could make it to this wonderful film, Kites in 2010, playing alongside Barbara Mori, and in which he got a lot of international appraisals.
Bárbara Mori (Natasha)
Bárbara Mori, on the other hand, is an Uruguayan actress who lived all of her life in Mexico, where she eventually learned the art of acting and become one of the most sought-after actresses of her country. However, she started as a model when she was 14. Marcos Toledo, a professional model manager, and designer invited her to work as an actress, from which she eventually managed to create a career in the entertainment industry by studying acting in El Centro de Estudio de Formación Actoral in Mexico.
Her first acting role was in a telenovela called “Al Norte del Corazón”, from which she could make her name be heard thanks to her great charisma and depth as an actress. From this moment on, she started to get many great roles in movies and eventually in big productions.
Her first movie was “Inspiración”, a Mexican movie she nailed her role as Arath De La Torre and from which she eventually won a lot of acclaimed criticism. Before and after that, she was in all sorts of telenovelas and low-budget films, until she eventually got a great role in the movie Kites, alongside Hrithik Roshan, maybe the best movie she has been part of.
Kangana Ranaut (Gina B. Grover)
Kangana Ranaut in an Indian actress who was born in Bhambla on March 20th of 1987, growing in a middle-class Indian urbanization called Dehra Dun alongside 3 siblings. Since she was a little girl, she demonstrated love for performances as a debater, announcer, and even a basketball player.
When she finished high school she decided to go to Science College in Simla, but then she decided that modeling and theater were more her kinds of career. She went to the Elite School of Modelling, then she went to make her tries as a theater actress but eventually end up in the world of movies, from which she is now known for.
However, she struggled as an actress until 2006, where she was found by the same director of Kites, Anurag Basu, who gave her a big role in his movie Gangster in 2006, from which she is now known. Even so, she has been in many other movies, including Dhaam Dhoom in 2008 and eventually Kites, from the same director Anurag Basu who found her drinking coffee back in 2006.
After Kites, she has been lucky enough to star in many other movies, pushing her career and life as an actress that has made her one of the better-known celebrities of her country.
Kabir Bedi (Bob Grover)
Kabir Bedi, who plays as Bob Grover in Kites, is a very famous Indian actor who has played in more than 60 movies from Bollywood and is known for being one of the most in-depth and widest-ranged actors of his country. His most known role is as the Emperor Shah Jahan in the internationally acclaimed and big success Taj Mahal: An Eternal Love Story.
Even though he’s mostly known for his works in Indian movies, he has also worked in many Hollywood and other movies from Europe, like Octopussy in the role of Gobinda, the villain. And in The Beast Of War, a movie about the Russian war in Afghanistan. In addition, he has many roles in many other movies in the west, like the Pirate he played in Sandokan, a very popular TV series and in the other, one of the most popular TV series in the world – The Bold and The Beautiful.
He’s actually the most seen actor in India, and one of the most known Indian actors in the world. He’s a very successful entrepreneur as well, making his steps be heard in the world of TV, Film, Modeling, Technology, and in the business of electronics.
Nowadays, after starring in Kites, he’s been traveling the world playing different roles in different movies. However, his most recent works include theater plays, where he has been touring throughout North America.
Steven Michael Quezada (Cop)
Steven is one of the greatest actors from Mexico. He is a veteran of the theater industry and one of the better-known actors in films. He studied Theather at the Eastern New Mexico University and since he graduated he’s been in dozens of movies from Mexico and Hollywood as well.
He has won Emmy awards for his role in Breaking Bad but has also starred in other TV series like Wildfire, Crash, In Plain sight and many other movies in Hollywood. However, what made him win more recognition was his role in Breaking Bad as Agent Steven Gomez that not only gave him his first big award in Hollywood but also many others like the Screen Actors Guild Award for an Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble.
But Steven is not only an actor, he’s actually a very successful comedian who even has a partner with other comedians to air a TV late-night show along with Marco Nuñez. He has appeared in many different locations in his tours and in different TV channels like HBO, Showtime, Que Locos and has been selected as a Saturday Night Live Alumnus.
Right now, Steven holds one of the most successful roles as an actor and comedian from Mexico, achieving much more than the average entertainment characters of his country.


Saturday, May 28, 2011
I was looking at the Obits in the USU Alumni magazine, and noticed Nels Carlson had passed away. Nels was Mr. Theater at the USU extension in the Uintah Basin. He knew everything about theater, from the technical aspect, to the acting to the producing. http://obitsutah.com/show_obit.php?id=3845 http://www.ubstandard.com/stories/Carlson-remembered-for-service-to-others,8658
I first met Nels when I was in the USU production of "Man of la Mancha." Nels, in addition to being the producer, portrayed the captain of the guard. He was always such a professional. He introduced the idea of staying in character and saying "line" when you need your line. That was a good method to memorize the lines, but also to build the character of your role.
I did several more productions with Nels. He was the director of the "Star of Justice" for the first years of the Outlaw Trail Festival. He took a script that had never been produced before, and turned it into a show. He also designed and put together the stage and scenery. I still have a picture of the scene as he designed it, which hangs in me bedroom.
I helped Nels with building set. I was the person that didn't know what he was doing, that Nels would show how to do a few things. My worse experience with Nels was when I was taking down lights, and dropped one from the apple picker. It broke the lens, but Nels didn't yell at me. I did enough yelling at myself.
He shared with me a movie script he had written. It was written in the movie kind of a way and told the story of a man with cancer, who is "kidnapped" by his friend, a Native American to go see the grandfather, medicine man who could cure him. It had the traditional chase scenes and everything, and finally getting to where they needed to be.
On one occasion we had a church social, and Nels came and did a one-man show. Nels sang "Paper Dream" from "Saturday's Warrior." This was one of his favorite songs. He also did a scene from Shakespeare, I think "Macbeth" of a crazy door keeper. I can still hear him, "Knock, knock, knock."


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…was the best I’ve ever seen, and maybe the best Doctor Who episode ever. The second part of a two-parter, it’s about what happens when Donna and the Doctor show up at the Library, which stores every book ever written and is the size of a planet. But it’s empty — empty except for a small team of explorers, led by one Dr. River Song, who seems to know the Doctor…intimately.
It was fun and heartbreaking and strange, and romantic and amazing. And worth watching, if for nothing else than to see a woman who can literally knock the Doctor on his ass.
God, that’s a good show.
Later tonight: episode 2 of the third season of The Venture Bros. Whoo-hoo!


ACADEMY FOR VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS - THEATEROverview
The AVPA theatre arts concentration is a training program for students interested in pursuing a college major in theatre or film leading to a career in some aspect of those fields. Core courses include sequences in acting, voice and speech, theatre history, dramatic writing and directing. In addition to studying with faculty members, AVPA theatre students work with industry professionals in the study of dance, musical theatre, technical theatre and design, and the business of theatre. Students are required to participate, either as performers or technicians, in at least one major theatrical production each year.
Our goal is to nurture creativity and imagination, develop skills and discipline and emphasize process. Rather than provide students with a single technique we introduce young artists to a variety of methods (including improvisation, Viewpoints, Stanislavsky technique, Linklater, and physical style techniques), encouraging them to learn to work in ways most productive for their individual growth.
Theatre concentration students will be well prepared to audition for college and conservatory Theatre Arts programs (BA and BFA). AVPA theatre students, because of their course of study, will be ready for almost any college major or career path encountered in the 21st Century. Students acquire a deep understanding of multiple perspectives and world views and a keen ear for the subtleties and nuances in language, music and movement. Moreover, they have enhanced and developed imaginative capacity, flexible ways of thinking, self-discipline, and sophisticated presentation skills.


The repair of intergenerational trauma - James' story
From an animation by Beacon House
Welcome to James’ story – a story about how a childhood of trauma and adversity led James to feel despair, loneliness and rage. Walk with James through his pain to a new chapter in his life where he begins to heal, and create a new and hopeful future.
James’ story and the images you’ll see may trigger powerful feelings - look after yourself as you walk by his side.
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From an animation by Beacon House, 06/11/2019


On Friday 10 February, Years 5 and 6 put on the spectacular performance, ‘Olivia – The Musical’. This was the result of many weeks of dedication and hard work. The story was loosely based on ‘Oliver’ by Charles Dickens although this time, the protagonist is a girl named Olivia who meets Fagin and the Artful Dodger in London. An array of characters from Victorian English literature were featured, including Eliza Doolittle, Sherlock Holmes, Doctor Watson, Scrooge and George Bernard Shaw. A huge amount of effort clearly went into this production and the end result was truly outstanding. Well done to all the cast and crew!
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We were so lucky to be given passes to Whoa! Studios to check out the new stage show + enjoy the amazing playground. Despite this place being a mere 10 minutes from our house, it’s actually the first time we’ve been! And as soon as Peyton saw the playground her face lit up and she was off!
Firstly, the playground…it’s fantastic! The biggest hit with my 2 year old were the in-ground trampolines and the toy rocket ship. But she pretty much explored everything. I love the colour and the beauty of the design and how it’s focused on imaginary play with the rocket + pirate ship. We’ll be back for sure (outside of school holidays next time).
Then the show – we saw ‘Space Aliens from Outer Space’.
We took Peyton to Hi5 last week and she was prob a little young as she didn’t last the whole show but this time she was hooked! It helped that she is currently obsessed with blue and all the main puppets have blue faces but that aside, she loved seeing the different characters and has been talking about “Agar” the evil villan ever since. I’m pretty sure the actual story was lost on her but it didn’t matter. The running time was perfect for a toddler and I’ll 100% be taking her to their next release.
So pretty much a 10/10 from us.
photos me and the Whoa Studios Facebook page (impossible to get clear shots of the playground during holiday time so I’ve borrowed these ones!)


Life of Lei:
The man behind the makeup
The Life of Lei: The Man behind the make up is a documentary filmed by Matthew Broughton. The film touches base on several taboo issues such as substance abuse, domestic violence, suicide and mental health. The message behind the documentary was not only highlight the career of Leilani Price but to show the struggles that encompass Paul Hernandez, the Man behind the makeup.
The film is scheduled to be released in September 2018.
Please enjoy the three teasers and we hope to see you at the screening. More information to come.
If you are interested in screening the movie please contact Leilani Price.


AN OUTDOOR PROMENADE THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE
Trusty Sidekick has been crafting worlds for neurodiverse audiences and their caregivers for nearly a decade. For the first time, we have created a story for this audience that is designed to be experienced outside of a theater. A Perfect Party for Trees takes audiences on an outdoor promenade adventure as we join The Bear, The Beekeeper and Ms. Branch in their quest to create the perfect birthday party for the forest. The show features an original score of acoustic music, multi-sensory activities and a cast of puppet sidekicks. Our party hosts will lead families through nature as we create a gentle and playful space for our audience to dig like a badger, sing like a bird, and sit quietly like a tree to become a part of the forest itself. With no wrong way to celebrate, it will be the perfect party every time.
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Who knew a movie about dancing would stir a bit of controversy? This weekend, “Step Up: Revolution” will be released in movie theaters. Can you believe they are at No. 4 in the series? There is one scene in the film where dancers walk into a party with gas masks and threaten people with smoke [...]
Bad news for people who wanted to see “The Watch” this weekend. Your movie going options just got smaller. The two Inland Harkins Theatres locations, Moreno Valley and Chino Hills, will not screen “The Watch” as advertised.
“The Dark Knight Rises” is finally in theaters. And the PE team was live on the scene at different Inland area theaters screening the film at midnight. How were the lines? Were there a ton of people waiting long to see the film?
Batmania is about the erupt. “The Dark Knight Rises” arrives this week. Will it outgross “The Avengers?” Will it open stronger than “The Dark Knight?” Will Burt Ward make a cameo? Check out the video preview of “Dark Knight Rises” by me and my PE partner-in-crime fighting, Stephanie Holland:
BY TIMOTHY GUY Fans of comic book films are a loyal bunch. Under normal circumstances that is not a bad thing. But, the ugly side of the combination of fandom, the Internet and slight anonymity has reared its head.
See that awesome “The Dark Knight Rises” poster? It can be yours if you’re attending the midnight showings of the film in IMAX Thursday, July 19. The poster shows off Tom Hardy as the film’s villain Bane.
Here’s a little treat for those Inland people who haven’t bought “The Dark Knight Rises” tickets yet. MovieTickets.com is offering a special deal for those who buy ticket through their site.
The day many have waited years for is finally here (almost). “The Dark Knight Rises” will arrives in theaters Thursday, July 19 (technically Friday.) Do you have your tickets yet? There are many options out there for Inland residents, which one are you doing?
The word exclusive is thrown around a lot in a way that really doesn’t fit with its definition. But, Regal Cinemas has a deal that truly is exclusive and perhaps illusive to many Inland residents. See the photo up there? Like that Batman shirt?
Unlike other films that have graced the screens of IMAX theaters, “The Dark Knight Rises” is worthy of the expensive ticket price. Films like “Dark Shadows,” “The Avengers” and “Madagascar 3″ are shown in the IMAX theaters, but are not true IMAX films. Some films are converted after filming to be shown on the giant [...]« go back — keep looking »


Join Albert Woodfox and Robert King for a Q & A and screening of the new documentary film about the Angola 3, entitled “Cruel and Unusual,” premiering in New York City on May 26 and in Santa Monica, CA on June 2. See flyers for more information.
Cruel and Unusual film News from the Angola 3
(PHOTO: Albert at the Innocence Project’s Network Conference in San Diego this last month, alongside Valerie Jarret, a Chicago lawyer and former top adviser to President Barack Obama.)A3 Newsletter, April 17, 2017: Taking on the Clarion Call – “F…
‘Cruel and Unusual’ – The Angola 3 story, US Cinema Release
Help get the Angola 3’s story into cinemas to support their campaign against long-term solitary confinement & qualify for the Oscars
Cinema release in NY and LA to bring ‘Cruel and Unusual’ – the story of the Angola 3 – to the big screen and qualify for Academy Award consideration.
‘Cruel and Unusual’ is the story of three men who have spent longer in solitary confinement than any other prisoners in the US because of the murder of a prison guard in 1972 at Angola, the Louisiana state penitentiary.
Robert King, Herman Wallace and Albert Woodfox were convicted by bribed and blind eye witnesses and with no physical evidence. Targeted as members of the Black Panther Party, the film follows their struggle against the miscarriage of justice and their cruel and unusual treatment.
Their story culminated in 2016 with the release of Albert Woodfox after 43 years in solitary confinement.
‘Cruel and Unusual’ has been eight years in the making. But that pales into insignificance compared to the 43 years that Albert Woodfox spent in a 6 foot by 9 foot cell for a crime he did not commit. After years left forgotten in the depths of America’s bloodiest prison, their struggle against this injustice had become an international scandal; when on the 19th February last year, on his 69th birthday, Albert was finally released, it was headline news around the world. Here is a small selection of that coverage:
‘Cruel and Unusual’ shines a light on the overuse of long-term solitary in US prisons. It is also the story of three remarkable men who as members of the Black Panther Party have been fighting for justice since the early 1970s. Even though the Angola 3 have been released, their struggle continues. On any given day it is estimated that ten to fifteen thousand prisoners are kept in solitary in the US. We want to make sure as many people as possible hear the Angola 3’s story and support the continuation of their campaign to end long-term solitary confinement in US prisons.
A US cinema release aims to give a platform for their story and campaign. By starting in New York and Los Angeles, the film also becomes eligible for the Academy Awards, which hopefully will give the campaign even more visibility.
Vadim Jean – Director
I first heard about the Angola 3 from Anita and Gordon Roddick, the founders of The Body Shop stores, who had been helping the Angola 3 fight their case since 2001. Anita told everyone she knew about them. But she didn’t just talk about issues, she did something about it. In fact her big thing was, “just do something”. Do it from kindness, do it because you have faith, do it because you’re guilty, do it because it’s right; for her it didn’t matter. Just do something.
So when in 2007 I sat at her Memorial to celebrate her life, and Robert King came onto the stage to speak, I should have guessed that as this was Anita, it might change the course of the next eight years of my life. Robert was full of dignity, grace, sanity, courage and it must be said charisma. He also played two crackly telephone messages from Herman and Albert in solitary. It was profoundly moving. I cried. In seemingly one of the worst of the worst places on earth, somehow they had managed to find the best of the best that the human spirit has to offer. And like all of us that knew her, Anita had changed their lives. So now, her big finger was pointing down at me. And it had a big sign on it saying, “just do something”. For me, that thing was to make this film.
If I’m honest, during most of the making of this film I doubted that Herman and Albert would ever be free. That these incredible men have been released is the consequence of a remarkable coalition against the injustice. But most of all it is because they are two of the most extraordinary people I have ever met. They fought for decades for justice and ultimately won their struggle, though for Herman, his freedom was won at the ultimate cost…
I hope the film may do its small part in helping to bring attention to this injustice. If you would like to “just do something” please help us to support the Angola 3 and their ongoing campaign by backing the US cinema release of ‘Cruel and Unusual’.
The Mob Film Company
As well as documentaries, the Mob also produces feature films and television drama, including the multi-BAFTA winning Terry Pratchett Discworld adaptations, which remain the highest ever rating shows on Sky One. They are currently completing the movie ‘The Man Who Invented Christmas’, the story of Charles Dickens writing ‘A Christmas Carol’ starring Dan Stevens, Christopher Plummer and Jonathan Pryce.
For more information on the Angola 3 and the ongoing campaign to end the long-term use of solitary confinement please see their website.
WHERE WILL THE MONEY GO?
While there will be distribution for DVD, streaming and online, we are doing our own cinema release in support of the campaign. This means taking a financial risk on the booking of cinemas and other associated costs, including prints, publicity, and travel for Albert and Robert – and it’s expensive. Sadly we don’t have budget for this. So it’s these costs that your support will contribute towards.
A one week release in New York and Los Angeles will also qualify the film for Academy Award consideration. Traditionally for feature documentaries this is one of the best ways for a film to get maximum exposure.
If we should exceed our Kickstarter goal we will introduce stretch goals to expand our release to other US cities, such as New Orleans, Louisiana (for obvious reasons!), Washington, Austin and Miami.
As thanks for your support we are offering some great rewards: tickets to either the NY or LA premieres with Albert and Robert or to a private screening with the filmmakers in London, exclusive ‘Cruel & Unusual’ T-shirts; DVDs; posters, etc.


Funke “Jenifa” Akindele, has been announced as a member of the cast for the upcoming Marvel Studios thriller “Avengers Infinity War”. and as expected, the social media has celebrated her since the news went viral.
Here are some facts about her role in the movie:
1. Funke Akindele will play the role of a member of the Black Panther’s guards, the Dora Milaje.
2. The Dora Milaje are superior women recruited from every tribe of the Wakanda who serve as the personal bodyguards of the Black Panther.
3. As an ancient tribal tradition, the Dora Milaje are assembled as prospective brides for an unmarried king. This is to maintain unity in the clan by ensuring the possibility of the king selecting a wife from any of the 18 tribes in the kingdom.
4. It’s customary for the Dora Milaje to shave their heads and have tribal markings. They are the most accomplished female fighting team in the movie as they conveniently withstood an attack by the Black Widow.
‘Infinity War’, which is a sequel to 2012’s ‘The Avengers’ and 2015’s ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’, will be the nineteenth Marvel Cinematic Universe movie. The blockbuster will feature many of the actors from previous MCU films and will also introduce new ones.
The filming for the movie began on January 23, 2017, and wrapped up on July 14, 2017 and the movie is set to hit the cinemas around the middle this year.
Here’s a photo:


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Submissions Open for Indywood Academy Awards!
By Pinkerala News Desk | Aug 09, 2018
The prestigious Project Indywood, a 10 billion USD initiative that aims to elevate Indian cinema to an international level, is initiating Indywood Academy Awards (IAA) at HITEX, Hyderabad on 1st December 2018. This will definitely usher a new era for Awards in Indian Cinema. Project Indywood aims to establish 8K/4K resolution film studios, 10,000 4K projection multiplex screens, 100,000 2K/4K projection home cinemas, 100 animation/VFX studios and film schools adhering to international standards.
The Indywood Academy Awards will rely on a multi-stage selection process that involves 1000+ members of the World Film Society and a 10 member Executive Jury Panel chaired by famous Bengali filmmaker, music director and cinematographer Goutam Ghose. The other members are: Ashish Kulkarni (pioneering animator), B Lenin (National Award-winning film director, editor and screenwriter), Madhu Ambat (National Award winning cinematographer), Rangan Baradwaj (National Award-winning film critic and writer), Ravi Varman (leading cinematographer), Shajith Koyeri (leading sound designer), Viveck Vaswani (leading actor, writer and producer), Vivek Agnihotri (leading director, producer and screenwriter) and Mayur Puri (screenwriter, lyricist, actor and film-maker).
The initial entries will be open to all and the contention list will be prepared internally. After this, the short list nominations will be prepared based on recommendations given by members of the World Film Society. The Executive Jury Panel will take the final decision and declare the winners on 1st December 2018. Indywood Academy Awards aims at promoting excellence in different categories of filmmaking, raise global attention for films that are not inherently commercial, and encourage production of quality films on a global stage. The Indywood Academy Awards will recognize excellence in international and Indian regional cinema as part of Project Indywood’s mission to unify global cinema cultures under one roof. Awards will be presented in 26 categories, including Best Foreign Language Film and Best Performance in a Leading Role- Foreign Language Film.
Entries to the 1st Indywood Academy Awards can be submitted at www.indywoodacademyawards.com/ or filmfreeway.com/indywoodacademyawards
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Cesar Award for Dan Levy for Best original Score !
Dan Levy has won Cesar award for best Original Score for his work in the animated movie "I lost My Body" . Dan Levy is a Because Editions signee and has founded with Olivia Merilahti The Dø in 2006.
His most recent work in this field is the soundtrack of the animated film "I Lost My Body", which won Grand Prix of the International Critics' Week at the Cannes Film Festival 2019, Cristal for the best feature film at the 43rd Annecy Animation Festival.
Dan Levy’s score for “I Lost My Body” won Best Music at Sitges Film Festival, at the Annie Awards, at the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards and at the 2020 Césars.


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Veteran actor Tissa Bandaranaike passed away yesterday (20) at 65 after a long illness. The stage is an actor who has contributed to memorable roles in all three genres of teledrama and film. He became more famous for his portrayal of monks. Born on March 8, 1954, Tissa Bandaranaike was educated at Stamford College, Kiribathgoda.
Veteran actress Damitha Abeyratne has come live on Facebook and commented on a false rumour circulating on social media recently. It was reported that Damitha was expecting twins and was preparing for it. Damitha Abeyratne says it is false news.


Diary Of A Busker Day 494 Tuesday January 14th 2014 Winchester (Opposite Oxfam, Time: 3:27-4:12pm).
A depressing 45 minutes in which the total earnings came to less than half the usual hourly rate. The high point was seeing Delia, who I haven’t seen for awhile. Of course, she ignored my usual protestations and pressed the pound (alliteration!) into my palm (more alliteration!) I was doing Wouldn’t It Be Nice when she ambled up, and I did her favourite – Dr. Zhivago – while she was there. She asked if I’d seen the film – I haven’t, and I don’t know anything about it, apart from there’s snow in it and Omar Sharif’s in it. I was informed it’s set in Russia, so that’s something else I know…apart from the theme.
After that, I play something else – the Elvis one, and watch Delia wander off to get her bus. In front of the Guildhall, she pauses before she crosses the road, to get to the bus station. It’s a bit of an obstacle course, with coaches, taxis and cars, and that’s right where the road widens out, too. She makes it across alright, though – using her shopping trolley as a bumper! Not bad for a 5′ 3″ lady who must be almost 90! I suppose I could learn alot from some of these people.