Design in Scene: The aesthetics of Tim Burton's movies
How we love design, is nothing new to anyone. But what if we tell you that we like cinema in the same proportion, can you believe? So we launched the proposal to unite these two things, here in our Blog, in the section Design in Scene. We've talked about aesthetics, architecture, and design in the Wes Anderson, Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock movies. Now, comes his turn, the master of contrast and obscurantism with touches of humor, Tim Burton.
Over a little more than three decades, Tim Burton has managed to impress his identity and style so particular in all his cinematographic productions. All of his movies always left us the idea of "how those eccentric, crazy ideas came out of his head?"
The creative references of Tim Burton
Tim Burton drinks in many different sources to build this dark aesthetic with touches of humor, which has become the trademark of his films. His main creative references came when the director was still young, through the thriller stories of Edgar Alan Poe and Vincent Price's movies. Over time, Burton has added aspects borrowed from german expressionism and from the victorian style of the XIX century, as well as from several other references in the history of art.
Just like Hitchcock, films like "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" (1920) and "Metropolis" (1927), influenced Tim Burton in the creation of aesthetics permeated by contrast, chaos and tragicomic characters.
The irreverence in uniting the dark and acid humor
All of Tim Burton's movies follow a more obscure, gothic line, with dark scenes or predominantly black and white. However, the way to mark the film with its unmistakable style, is to permeate the stories with a little madness, acid humor and eccentric and psychologically unstable characters, such as the mad hatter in "Alice in Wonderland" (2010), Willy Wonka, in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (2005), and Edward in "Edward Scissorhands" (1990).
We can observe that some elements and characteristics of characters usually repeat themselves frequently. Dry trees with twisted branches, striped costumes, whitish and pale characters, heroines with blond hair and exquisite dresses are just a few examples.
Tim Burton and contrast fixation
Tim Burton's movies now have a futuristic design, sometimes reminiscent of the past. They also abuse the light and dark, the color and the gloomy. In the movie "Alice in Wonderland" the realm of good is excessively white, while the realm of evil is completely red. This goes from the characterization of the characters to the scene elements. So is the quiet pastel-colored neighborhood, contrasted with the black and decaying castle where Edward Scissorhands takes refuge.
A color's profusion
As has already been said, there is an obscure universe in Burton's movies, but it is always counterbalanced by vivid colors, which even contribute to texture and depth to scenes. The depth effect helps the viewer to get in and get involved with the scene. Notice how this strategy works in the picture below. In the foreground the intense colors, with the help of lighting effects, help give a more real shape to the flowers and depth to the photograph. The feeling is that it is almost possible to touch the flowers.
The director also plays with colors helping the viewer identify feelings and emotions. When there is conflict, scenarios and characters gain pale tones. In Sweenney Todd (2007) this becomes even more noticeable when the blood red burst from the blood of the barber's clients upset.
Surrealism, psychedelic and fantastic universe
A fantastic universe with huge-eyed characters, striped cat that appears and disappears, performative oompa loompas, shocking colors, chaotic scenarios... This is the psychedelic of Tim Burton's movies. As a curious and creative kid, the filmmaker gives vent to everything he has been experiencing in life, through his films. Suspense literature, drawings, paintings, amateur movies, libertarian thoughts, elements of the counterculture, hippie movement, pop culture, surrealism... All this mixed up has resulted in some of Hollywood's biggest hits.
A save to Tim Burton and all that imaginative potential!


The shipwrecked “Olympia”, under Cypriot flag and built in 1950, has come to rest here over the last six decades. The inhabitants of Kolofana remember the gale-force north winds on that day, and the ship desperately seeking a sheltered bay. A failed attempt to drop anchor outside the small cove meant that it was driven on to the rocks.
The rusted hull of the “Olympia” impressed Luc Besson (creator of the film ‘Le Grand Bleu’), who chose to use it in the film and make Kato Meria famous at the same time. The ship’s former name is visible in relief on the bow: “Inland”. The waves and the general atmosphere in the small cove create an eerie, mysterious atmosphere even today.


Grease is the Word at Clarksville High School! The CHS Theatre Department will be staging everyone’s favorite musical, “Grease”, opening March 16 and running through March 20. Experience the friendships, romances and adventures of a group of high school kids in the 1950s. Come check out the singing and dancing world of “Grease,” the most successful movie musical of all time. Clarksville High School’s production of “Grease” features the many talents of our Clarksville High School, Renaissance Academy and Clarksville Middle School students.
WHAT: Clarksville High School Theatre Presents “Grease”
WHEN: March 16-20 at 7:30 p.m. w/matinee on March 20 at 2 p.m.
WHERE: Collins Auditorium at Clarksville High School
$6 for Students/Seniors
$10 for Adults


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HORIPRO INC. THEATRICAL PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT
Established in 1960, HoriPro Inc. has been the leading entertainment company in Japan, representing musicians & actors, producing films & TV programs besides its successful theatrical works.
Theatrical Production Department of HoriPro produces a wide array of performing arts, and presents them both in Japan and abroad. While we produce various Japanese stage works from classic to modern, we make and present Japanese-language versions of Broadway and West End shows in order to make these marvelous theatrical experiences accessible to Japanese audiences.
HoriPro’s activity is not limited to Japan. We bring our original productions to other countries, invite foreign language productions to Japan and collaborate with top class international actors and creative staffs.
KEY BUSINESS AREAS
1. ORIGINAL WORKS
-Planning and producing original plays, musicals, dance performances and concerts
DEATH NOTE The Musical (2020, 2017, 2015 / Includes an international tour to Taipei & licensing to Korea)
Based on the comic series by Tsugumi Ohba & Takeshi Obata
Music by Frank Wildhorn
Directed by Tamiya Kuriyama
Based on the Japanese film by Akira Kurosawa
Music by Jason Howland
Directed by Amon Miyamoto
MUSASHI (2018, 2014, 2013, 2010, 2009 / Includes international tours to London, NY, Singapore, Seoul and Shanghai)
Book by Hisashi Inoue
Directed by Yukio Ninagawa
2. LICENSED WORKS
-Planning and producing licensed plays and musicals
Kafka on the Shore (2019,2015,2014,2012 / Includes international tour to NY, London, Singapore, Seoul and Paris)
Based on the novel by Haruki Murakami
Adapted for the stage by Frank Galati
Directed by Yukio Ninagawa
BILLY ELIOT (2020, 2017)
Music by Elton John
Book by Lee Hall
MARRY POPPINS (2018)
Music by Richard M. Sherman, Robert B. Sherman & George Stiles
Book by Jullian Fellowes
PETER PAN (1986-)
Based on the Play by J.M.Barrie
Music by Moose Charlap
Book by James M Barrie
3. PRESENTING OVERSEA PRODUCTIONS
-Inviting overseas’ productions to Japan
Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake 2019 Tokyo Tour (2019)
Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Directed and Choreographed by Mattew Bourne
4. INTERNATIONAL TOURS
-Bringing original productions on international tours
NINAGAWA MACBETH (2018 / NY, 2017 / Hong Kong, London, Plymouth, Singapore)
Book by William Shakespeare
Directed by Yukio Ninagawa
HAMLET (2015 / London, Taiwan)
Book by William Shakespear
Directed by Yukio Ninagawa
Interview with Yoshitaka Hori
CEO of HoriPro Inc.
Yoshitaka Hori talks about theatre business of HoriPro
“My ultimate aim is to produce theatrical productions as well as stars”
HoriPro’s way to produce theatrical productions is to do what the actors and staffs want to do.
There is no particular meaning in our yearly lineup. It is a result of realizing what the actors and staffs want to do. The only production I strongly insisted to produce was “Billy Elliot” (says as laughing).
Since we had been producing quite a few large-scaled musicals recently, we had to figure out when we will present them as when we will rerun them. In case we are doing replica productions of foreign musicals, we must not only secure the schedules of casts and local staffs but also the schedules of international staffs. Therefore, those projects cannot be decided just by our side. They can only be realized when situations from all sides are arranged. Also, in productions such as “Billy Elliot” and “School of Rock”, we need to prepare more than a year prior to the presentations as we must train the children casts from zero. Deciding the yearly lineup is like putting a puzzle together.
I do not wish HoriPro productions to have any particular color.
HoriPro is rather new in the theatrical world. Our company is like a jack of all trades. Other than producing theatrical works, we represent actors & artists as well as making films & TV programs. I don’t want people thinking “That is very HoriPro”. I always want to do something the opposite of what people expect. If we produced just happy productions, only happy people will want to work in our company. Then, it will not be possible to produce works that are opposite of happy. That will make me worry.
HoriPro started from music business. We have been creating stars from radio programs, TV programs and theatrical productions… The first star from our theatrical productions was Tatsuya Fujiwara. Our next aim is to create a star director and a star production.
The similarity between “Billy Elliot” and “Peter Pan!
In Billy Elliot, there aren’t any Phantoms, murders nor revolutions. No one dies. But still, it is very moving. Maybe I envy about the town Billy lives because we no longer have towns like that in Japan. I thought it was such a wonderful story when I first saw the movie, so when I heard that Elton John will be writing songs for the musical version, I considered there is no reason not to move out to get the performing rights. In this production, children as well as adults become stronger. The structure is as same as “Peter Pan”. Every character in the show grows up in some way. “Mary Poppins” also shares the same fundamental as “Peter Pan”.
Theatrical production must be journalistic.
Several years ago, we produced the musical “Parade”. We never thought a show with a heavy theme like that can be a big hit. At first, we had quite a many empty seats in the theatre, but as the show ran, more and more audiences came, and the tickets were sold out. I realized that people nowadays are willing to think seriously about that kind of a theme.
I believe that “plays are literatures and theatrical works are journalisms”. We will, of course, continue to present happy shows, but we should also produce heart-wrenching production that will make audience think. Only people who cry a lot can laugh by seeing a theatrical work. And people who laugh everyday will probably not need to come to the theatre (says as laughing). People who cry or endure something in their lives come to the theatre and laugh. People who have complaints toward the authority feel exhilarate by seeing ominous shows. When we are able to release a production that meets with those feeling of the people or the trend of that time, it becomes a smash hit.
Bringing original productions abroad.
In addition to “Death Note the Musical” and “Ikiru”, I hope we can make 10 more productions to take abroad. What was so great about Mr. Yukio Ninagawa, the director who passed away in 2016, was that he was capable of creating astonishing visuals within 3 minutes after the curtain opened. He did so in Shakespeare’s works and Greek tragedies, so the people abroad were able to accept the huge scaled Japanese production that was beyond their imagination. Yukio Ninagawa was doing “cool Japan” for more than 30 years all by himself. And there is still not a Japanese director to follow what he was doing. People all over the world had said “Please come to our country and perform!”. By just announcing the name Yukio Ninagawa and the auditorium would be filled with the local audiences. Working as the producer for Mr. Ninagawa’s works, we were able to build relationships with foreign producers. While we still have connection with these people, I hope to take productions of a Japanese director that would be accepted in foreign countries. As bringing original productions aboard will make us fall in red, we must be prepared to use all what we had earned in the Japan presentations. I consider that it will be difficult to do such a thing in companies other than HoriPro. Maybe it won’t be possible to do so in HoriPro too when I retire as the next president run the company in a more down-to-earth way (says as laughing). Therefore, I think now is the opportunity.
To make a theatre as a “space” where people gather.
I have been wishing to own a theatre of our own for many years, but the land fee is too high. If someone wants to offer us just the one corner of a parking lot or etc. for a public or redevelopment project, we are willing to build a prefab theatre. However, it wouldn’t make much sense if we are the only one to do that. Various companies must each make a theatre in the area. If there is a developer who has a plan in doing so, I would definitely want to work with them.
Interviewed by Saki Komura


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Author/Writer Visit at Lincoln Middle School
Pictured here is Kevin Fox answering questions for one of Lincoln School's aspiring writers!
Kevin Fox has been a professional writer for twenty years, working in film, television, graphic novels, and novels. His credits most notably include the film The Negotiator and he has been a writer for the award-winning television series, Law and Order - Special Victims Unit, for the past eight years. On May 27, he addressed Lincoln Middle School Grade 7 students, speaking on "Unlocking Creativity: The Writers Toolkit," and stayed to answer individual questions.


I finally got round to reading The Book Thief! Oh my what a fantastic story. If you do not know what it is about then let me enlighten you (don’t worry, no spoilers!) The Book Thief by Markus Zusak is set in 1939, Nazi Germany. Death narrates the story which follows Liesel Meminger who is experiencing death, Nazi Germany and learning to read She is taught by her foster-father and grows a passion for books. Especially stealing them. She also experiences bomb raids and the feelings while hiding a Jewish man in the basement.
The fact that this book is narrated by death gives it a unique feel. You are brought along in an emotional story which will honestly make you smile and cry. You will probably enjoy the narrator so much that you wont want to leave him. This gives the story a unusual perspective – your almost becoming comfortable with death and accepting his presence. This obviously may be interpreted by different people – but I enjoyed the ideas it gave me. This story is truly beautifully and wonderfully written.
I also went to see the movie adaptation which was directed by Brian Percival. I felt that the film thoroughly complimented the book, and the casting was very well done. Even though I felt that a few pieces which added to the overall story were missed, the film didn’t suffer due to the lack of little bits of information.
If you haven’t seen or read The Book Thief, I really recommend it – though I promise you, you will cry. A considerable amount of us were certainly crying in the cinema.
Have you read or watched The Book Thief? What did you think of it?
Love Bella xxx


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Lana (Svetlana) Parshina (1978) is an independent journalist and a documentary film director. She was born and educated in Moscow.
She started her career as an educated translator from Russian, English and German and worked as a freelance journalist and public relations advisor. She switched her career in crisis management with the one in the film industry and was further educated at the NYU Tisch School of Arts. She has worked as a translator for the US Congressional Library and has translated several scripts from Russian to English. Her previous interests have contributed to her impressive independent style, which is visible in her film works.
Her most famous works include Svetlana on Svetlana, a 2008 documentary about Stalin's daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva and The Singer Who Fell from 2015. She lives in New York.
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Family- Beauty & the Beast 042113
April 21, 2013 01:00 PM -
Put your Broadway theatre etiquette to practice as you become entwined in the tale of Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast”, a classic story of Belle, a young woman in a provincial town, and the Beast, who is really a young prince trapped in a spell.
The afternoon includes:
• a matinee performance of "Beauty and the Beast"
• an exclusive talkback with performers
• a special desert Baskin Robbins Ice Cream
• a specialty patch
The original creators of the Broadway production are together again to bring to life the theme of ‘Beauty’ - seeing past the exterior into the heart of someone. If the Beast can learn to love and be loved, the curse will end and he will be transformed to his former self. But time is running out. If the Beast does not learn his lesson soon, he and his household will be doomed for all eternity.
Amuse Journey (stereotypes)
Amaze Journey (choices and friendships)
| ||List Price|
| Adult ||$90.00|
| Girl ||$90.00|
| Child Non-Member ||$90.00|


Last night, I attended the premier of the new Steven Spielberg movie, Tintin, with the Ambassador and a number of folks from the Embassy.
We co-sponsored the event with the Belgian embassy because the film is based on the cartoon by Belgian cartoonist Hergé.
It was the first 3-D movie I have been to since the really crappy 3-D of my childhood. I was a bit concerned that it would make me quesy as those old 3-D flicks did. But technology has really advanced. It was pretty awesome.
After the movie, we had a reception, complete with Belgian beer and California wines (not for the kids though!).
The movie opens here for the general public tomorrow (I understand it opens next month in the U.S. because Spielberg felt this story belonged to Europe) at Solaris Center and at Coca Cola Plaza.
and just on a side note: Holy Cow! We are not far from being able to make films that look like living people acting with no humans involved!


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In the fourth installment of the fighting franchise, Boyka is shooting for the big leagues when an accidental death in the ring makes him question everything he stands for.
Birthday Cake (2013)
Feature length sequel to the multi award-winning short film GROOM'S CAKE. A mockumentary following the three days leading up to the first birthday party of a child with two gay parents: ... See full summary »
A Birder's Guide to Everything (2013)
David Portnoy, a 15-year-old birding fanatic, thinks that he's made the discovery of a lifetime. So, on the eve of his father's remarriage, he escapes on an epic road trip with his best ... See full summary »
Birdemic 2: The Resurrection (2013)
A platoon of eagles and vultures attack Hollywood, California. Why did the eagles and vultures attack? Who will survive?
Writer:James Nguyen (screenwriter)
Billy Club (2013)
Fifteen years after a gruesome triple homicide devastated their Little League baseball team, four friends reunite to commemorate their dead coach and fallen teammates. A mystery unfolds as ... See full summary »
The Big Wedding (2013)
A long-divorced couple fakes being married as their family unites for a wedding.
Writers:Justin Zackham (screenplay), Jean-Stéphane Bron(motion picture "Mon frère se marie"), 1 more credit »
Big Sur (2013)
A recounting of Jack Kerouac's (here known by the name of his fictional alter-ego Jack Duluoz) three sojourns to the cabin in Big Sur, owned by poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti.
Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me (2012)
Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me is a feature-length documentary film about the dismal commercial failure, subsequent massive critical acclaim, and enduring legacy of pop music's greatest cult phenomenon, Big Star.


When we safely moved 138 animals in 4 days and made it a Disaster Response training opportunity, our friends Mark & Jackie Barrett filmed the whole process and made a movie for us.
The film has been entered in the Silver Springs International Film Festival and will be competing against other fantastic films April 3-6, 2014.
[important]Please join us at the historic Marion Theater (at 50 S. Magnolia Ave) in downtown Ocala to see the screening of our film as well as a few other entries at 2:00pm on Friday, April 4, 2014– and you can meet us to discuss it in person![/important]
We recommend purchasing tickets in advance, as seating is limited.
For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit http://www.springsfilmfest.com
You can view other trailers of movies being screened on the Film Festival YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSSIFF


The Missing Husband
For the soundtrack of this short film I wrote a simple theme:
My band Teatro Fantasma wrote and performed the theme song, Pestañas Asesinas. Listen to several version on the song’s page.
You can download the soundtrack here, a full 10-track album compressed in one zip file.
I formed this band in 2007 with guitarist Francisco Bravo.
There’s a whole section compiling our history and songs. I hope you like them!
Creative Writing podcast
As a soundtrack for the podcast (click here for more info), I recovered a discarded version of the title theme for my short film “Company”. I think it has a nice electronic touch to it.
I shot this short film in 2006 and wrote an instrumental theme for its soundtrack.
You can see the short film and read more info in the Movies section.
I wrote this 1-hour musical in Spanish in 2002. The tile translates as “The Other Man”.
It became the most performed play by the company Teatrófilos. In 2005 it won an award at the 1st Andalusian Theatre Competition that took place in Dílar (Granada).
It contains 4 songs. They were never fully recorded but you can listen to the instrumentals below.
Read more about the production in the Theatre section.
Some alternative versions have also survived:
[Click here for the archive of news regarding Music.]


What do San Quentin State Prison and the Dock Street Theatre have in common? They've both been venues for performances of Samuel Beckett's play Waiting for Godot. On November 19th, 1957, about five years after the play debuted in Paris, a nervous group of actors waited behind a curtain in the prison dining hall getting ready to present the first live production there in over forty years. They had chosen the work mainly because it did not require any female actors (you can imagine the difficulty in using women actors at a maximum security prison).
Anxiety was high as they were about to perform a highly absurd, avant garde, French play to a group of the toughest men around. The director decides to prepare the audience for what they are about to see, so he steps from behind the curtain and briefly tells them "What you are about to see is a bit like jazz. Just Listen, and take from it whatever you can."
What the acting group may not have expected is that after the curtain goes up, 1400 prisoners are left riveted in their seats. Why? Professor, Nick Mount, of the University of Toronto, reasons that it goes beyond the fact that the the prisoners saw themselves in the play (that they knew what it meant to wait). He argues that it was moving because Samuel Beckett's plays, including Godot, are completely unpretentious, easliy relatable for the common man.
Waiting for Godot has been described a bit like the television series Seinfeld. It is a play "about nothing" or "where nothing happens". Of course that's not exactly true. They are both about relationships. They both have disappointments. They both have laughs.
Unlike Seinfeld, the plot in Waiting for Godot is not wrapped up in thirty minutes. The audience must deal with uncertainty in Waiting for Godot, much like we do in real life.
I was happy to have tickets to the opening night performance of Beckett's classic when it debuted at the Dock Street theatre as part of Spoleto Festival USA this past Friday night. The main roles of the tragicomedy (you guessed it- a morph between a tragedy and a comedy) have been played by the likes of Steve Martin and Robin Williams as well as Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart. This play depends greatly on its actors' timing and delivery. I'm happy to say the actors who are a part of this Spoleto performance do not disappoint. The performance was masterfully delivered.
One of the unexpected gifts of Waiting for Godot, is that in the midst of obscurity, and, at times, the audience's confusion or impatience, it teaches. It teaches the audience about dealing with disappointment and struggle and the value in relationship. In a modern world of instant gratification, it gives us empathy for those who do not always receive it. It, like so many of Spoleto's other offerings, is well worth seeing.
Tickets are available for Waiting for Godot from now until the 2017 festival's close. If you are reading this after the 2017 wrap, chek the Spoleto USA website for updated season offerings. If you've never been to a Spoleto performance, especially as a Charleston resident, what are you waiting for? Click here for Spoleto details and a link to browse shows.
Audra Gibson is a Christian, photographer, surfer, and a lover of teriyaki steak bites. She enjoys live music, doesn't like to be cold, and she's a bit of a cheese snob. Traveling Ink was her little brain child and she's very happy that you're here. She'd be oh so happy to recommend her favorite tours and attractions in town, help you with a team building event, or organize a day (or week) of fun for you and your group.Website: www.audragibson.com


Bertie Brosnan directed this short documentary, funded by Cork City Arts. In it, we meet gravedigger Stephen O'Connor who imparts a lucid and poetic philosophy on life and death. I had the pleasure of doing the post production sound on this, as well as composing the final piece of music, 'Present Time.'
You can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XMiVbRqrq4&t=1s
Bertie's site: https://www.bertiebrosnan.com/


INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL «VISUALIS» 17 – 20 2019 OCTOBER ST. PETERSBURG.
Visualis Film Festival is a review competition of films received evaluation by the Selection Committee.The Festival is organized by Catharsis Film Company and takes place in libraries and cinema clubs in Saint-Petersburg. The Festival is held annually, starting in 2019.The Festival’s aim is to support cinematographers and to contribute to the development and promotion of film industries and audience involvement in film evaluation.The film festival focuses on a variety of themes and genres.The Festival is in place to raise funds for the feature film «The Power of Good» by the «Catharsis» film company. Most of the proceeds from the festival will go to the production of the film «The Power of Good». Part of the funds will cover organizational expenses and some money will be sent to charitable funds for sick children.It is a strong advocate for social change, and encourages cultural diversity and understanding between nations.We are also including and actively supporting not only the finest examples of classic moviemaking, but works that are experimental, breaking ground in new non-narrative forms and crossing over into the video arts. (ICE MOSCA)
Fonte notizia: http//visualisfilmfestival.ru/


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- Film director Albert Uría and CUPRA’s Head of Marketing, Ignasi Prieto, talk about the series RPM on ‘The Impulse’
- The guests debate whether entertainment has become a new form of communication and analyse the limits between reality and fiction
- The new episode of the CUPRA Tribe podcast is now available on the brand’s official channels on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Ivoox
Martorell, 21-07-2021 – It’s increasingly common to see automotive brands involved in racing competitions, sponsoring football matches or as official cars for events. But few automotive brands have entered the unrelated industry of audio-visual fiction production. Until now. CUPRA is set to co-produce a fictional TV series called RPM about a dystopian society where emotions are forbidden. The premiere of the show’s trailer is set for release in autumn.
The director and creator of the series, Albert Uría, and CUPRA’s Head of Marketing, Ignasi Prieto, share their thoughts on the show in a brand new episode of The Impulse.
- The story of a collaboration. RPM (“Revolutions Per Minute”) is a series co-produced by Infinito Studios, Startling Media, CUPRA and Game of Thrones co-executive producer Vince Gerardis. But how did this unique collaboration come about? “It’s not easy to enter such a different industry, like co-producing a TV series, from car manufacturing” says Prieto. “We tried to create something new, something special, in an effort to communicate with the consumers of our brand in a new way” he adds. To which Uría points out: “This series talks about rebels in humanity. And I always joke that the real rebels are the CUPRA Tribe”.
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We all love great movies, and excellent movies are not only the ones with a creative and unique history, but also an impeccable casting. It is the combination of these two that generally makes a movie excellent, and is loved by both the public and critics.
However, there have been cases where a decision to broadcast has left social networks irritating. Well, it’s really not a pretty scene that a filmmaker wants to see. In this article, we have compiled a list of cases in which the filmmaker’s launch decisions encountered a social media storm. Let’s look at these nineteen instances below.
Eddie Redmayne, The Danish Girl
Although Redmayne ended up earning an Oscar nomination for her role in The Danish Girl, where he plays a transgender, the film initially faced a severe reaction from fans around the world because a cisgender actor was chosen for the role.
Jodie Foster, Taxi Driver
Jodie Foster played the role of a twelve-year-old girl who left her home and has sexual intimacy instead of money. There have been roles that have shown a similar character before, but what angered the fans this time was the fact that the character in question and the actor, both were only twelve years old!
Emma Stone, Aloha
Aloha It hit theaters in 2015, and when it was revealed to the public that it was Emma Stone who plays the title role of AlohaThey were upset and enraged by the choice. The reason behind the violent reaction was the fact that Aloha It embodied on two sides – one had Chinese ancestry and the other Hawaiian.
Jake Gyllenhaal, Prince of Persia
A notable filmmaker was recorded saying that the main protagonist of the Prince of Persia will land on someone with Persian roots. Instead, he went to Jake Gyllenhaal, and the fact that he is not Persian was just an insult to the Persians. The actor also had to face a severe reaction because he assumed the role.
Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club
Another case of a cisgender playing a transgender in a movie, Jared Leto and the movie producers were severely criticized on various social media platforms. Fans felt that a cisgender cannot understand or relate to a transgender and, therefore, is not suitable for the role.
Johnny Depp, The Lone Ranger
Although Johnny Depp claimed in an interview that he had a bit of Native American descent, fans were very happy when he assumed the role of Tonto, who accompanies the Lone Ranger as his Native American companion.
Zoe Saldana, Girl
When Zoe Saldana was chosen to play Nina Simone, a real-life legend in a movie titled Nina, the actor faced a lot of criticism from fans who accused her of using a nasal prosthesis and also colored her skin to look darker. The filmmakers were severely criticized as well.
Elizabeth Taylor Cleopatra
In the 1963 classic, Elizabeth Taylor faced severe criticism from the public for playing the title role, as people felt that the cast was not appropriate. Cleopatra was mixed race, so choosing Taylor for the role was racially insensitive according to many people.
Angelina Jolie, To Mighty Heart
Based on a real life story, To Mighty Heart It revolves around Mariane Pearl, who is of Afro-Cuban and Dutch descent and was born in France. However, when Angelina Jolie, a white woman was chosen for this role, the public was furious because she insulted people of color. According to the public, a woman of color should have been a better option for the role.
Michael Keaton, Batman
Michael Keaton was heavily criticized by comic book fans when he put on the role of Batman, as they felt that a comedian wearing the bat costume was an insult to the legendary comic book character. There were more than fifty thousand fans who protested against its casting!
Daniel Craig, Royal Casino
People were not completely satisfied and excited when they heard that Daniel Craig was chosen to play James Bond in the movie Royal Casino. They felt that their physique and stature in general meant that they were not in a position to interpret this iconic character. The film received a lot of bad publicity, but it ended well at the box office.
Anne Hathaway, The Dark Knight Rises
Fans were furious when they saw Anne Hathaway wearing the role of Gatúbela, Selina Kyle, and the main reason behind this was that the public believed it looked horrible in Gatúbela’s suit. Nolan also faced a violent reaction, but the film ended very well at the box office and is now considered a classic.
Robert Pattinson, Twilight
Not many know that Robert Pattinson’s role in the saga Twilight It was not really an instant success. People felt that he was always made to look like a good boy in the roles he had previously played, so the vampire character should have been more exciting. The audience was dissatisfied, but the role finally ended up being one of the most amazing characters on the screen.
Keira Knightley, Pride and Prejudice
Based on Jane Austen’s novel, Pride and Prejudice It was adapted for the screen and released in 2005. However, instead of being praised, the film ended up being criticized when Keira Knightley ended up playing the role of Elizabeth Bennet when she replaced Jennifer Ehle, who was originally chosen for the same paper.
Matthew Macfadyen, Pride and Prejudice
Pride and Prejudice He not only had a launch controversy, but two! Originally, Colin Firth was chosen for a character who was supposed to be more romantic on earth, but fans did not like his performance a bit since they felt he did not play his part perfectly and that he should have been replaced by another person.
Vivien Leigh, Gone With The Wind
Fans were upset when Vivien Leigh was cast in the role of a beautiful Southern in Gone With The Wind. The only problem that the public had with their cast was the fact that she was a British actress, and did not fit the role perfectly.
Renee Zellweger, Bridget Jones’s Diary
In another case of a British actress who plays a southern character, Zellweger was heavily criticized as the audience was furious. The fact that a British actress was allowed to play a girl born in Texas did not sit well with the public and faced a strong reaction.
Jennifer Lawrence, The Hunger Games
Fans were not really satisfied with Jennifer Lawrence’s cast for playing the role of Katniss Everdeen, since she didn’t seem thin enough to play the role. Thousands of fans even ended up signing a petition not to launch it in future deliveries. However, he did not deter filmmakers from choosing in the next installments and Lawrence was praised for his performance.
Heath Ledger, The Dark Knight
Can you imagine the fact that Heath Ledger was not really accepted by comic book fans when he chose the role of the iconic Joker? Well, if fans got away with it, we would have missed one of the most memorable screen performances ever! The fans’ argument was that Heath Ledger was someone of an adorable and handsome guy, and that playing the role of Joker really wouldn’t bring any gravity or charisma. Well, Ledger proved that everyone was wrong and also ended up winning the Oscars for this iconic role.


Since 2000 Rage have run The Rage Ensemble an arts organisation giving people the opportunity to create productions using film, theatre, music....
In particular we have worked with young people aged 16-19 not suited to the traditional education system giving them skills to help them continue in education or gain employment.
The Ensemble offers people the opportunity to gain skills to help them in life and or their careers through working with professionals to create their own productions.
For the first three years the company was funded through the DFES innitiative the Neighbourhood Support Fund and ran on a full time basis with company members working towards formal recognition of their achievements with a GNVQ foundation.
We have run Rage Ensemble projects in Birmingham and the Black Country and surrounding areas and have been funded through Birmingham and Solihull Connexions, Black Country Connexions, the Home Office, BCEN, Local Network Fund and ESF.
Projects have included a community theatre production of Our Country's Good performed at the Old Rep theatre Birmingham, Balti Rap a community musical, Journeys a multi media production combining theatre and film and a number of short films made with groups in Birmingham and the Black Country.


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Football Movie Madness #1: Remember the Titans
College Basketball is over. My season tickets are already purchased. This weekend’s NFL draft will just serve as a painful reminder that people like Mark Sanchez won’t be back for college football this fall.
Only 135 days left until kick-off.
To tide me over through this horrible time of year I call “Baseball Season”, I decided to take on a project I miserably failed to do last year: watch a crapload of football movies. Hopefully this will get me excited about next season, or gain a new perspective on and appreciation for sports cinema. Or just provide additional motivation to get more than one movie a month from Netflix.
So, I started with a list. Browsed some websites, perused Netflix’s suggested movies, etc., and came up with 25 movies to start with (and I am very open to suggestions for movies to watch!). That’s gonna be one or two movies a week until I can’t close my eyes without thinking of underdog stories, dramatically-timed injuries, heartwarming endings, and bone-crushing simulated football action scenes. I’m gonna hope that by the end I can’t recognize every stadium ever used and re-used as a film location, but there is a distinct possibility I will have gained that ability.
First up, in no particular order, was Remember the Titans, a classic by which many more recent football movies are judged, and which I’ve seen many times but not very recently. Filmed in Georgia, apparently, and starring lots of people I didn’t even remember were in it – Ethan Suplee, a very tiny Hayden Panettiere, and Donald Faison as the same character he plays in everything he’s ever done.
It was a good movie overall. It’s one of those films that’s great the first time you see it, but it gets so over-hyped and over-played that it means nothing to you for a long time, until you end up like me and go without seeing it for something like six years, and then it’s fresh and entertaining again. At least up until near the end, when I remembered that this was one of those team-captain-gets-permanently-injured movies, and it felt unoriginal and unnecessary, even though it was based on a true story. Then about ten minutes later I realized it only seemed that way because I’m pretty sure this movie started that whole trend.
But all-in-all, a good football movie; it’s easy to see why this is one of the “definitive” films of the genre. It’s got it all – a period soundtrack, drama within the team, evil-doers with really bad sportsmanship, etc. It was a good one to start off my football-movie-watching journey.
Stay tuned as I tackle (ha!) more films, and please send me any movie suggestions you think I should include in my list!


The vision and achievement of the direction. The judge will think about the translation of the creative brief through a director’s vision and how well that vision has been achieved. This will include the way that production elements (including casting, set design, sound design and cinematography) have been used to bring that vision to life.
The technical and creative success of the edit. All aspects of the film’s edit will be considered, including timing, pace, visual dynamics, dialogue dynamics, sound integration and overall storytelling. The judge will respond to innovation and flair in the editing decisions, and think about the part that the edit has played in the success of the final execution.
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The film’s script, as written. Analysis of the script will include dialogue, voice-overs, scene-setting, movement, actions and expressions. The judge will look at how successfully the script delivers on the creative idea and supports the final execution.
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The selection of licensed or adapted music within the film. The way a track supports the script, creates the necessary atmosphere or otherwise delivers on the creative brief will be considered.
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Recognising innovation and advancements in the Production of the film. The judge will consider the inventive use of new or existing technology/methods to enhance the final execution. You are required to include a detailed description of the production process, including how the production team utilised these approaches to achieve unprecedented levels of accomplishment in production.


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While one special event overshadowed the 2022 Academy Awards, let us not forget what it was meant to celebrate that night: the wonderful films produced in the past year, bringing joy to our lives during a turbulent time.
If you want to watch Oscar winning movies at the 2022 ceremony, you don’t have to leave your home. Almost all are available on US streaming services such as Disney+, Apple TV+, Netflix, and HBO Max, or through rental or purchase via Video on Demand.
Synopsis: Set in Northern Ireland during the 1960s, Kenneth Branagh’s film The Time of Trouble is a semi-autobiographical look at his Protestant upbringing.
Where to stream: Belfast isn’t available to stream on any subscription services, though you can buy or rent it in plenty including Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Vudu, YouTube, Alamo On Demand, Redbox, and the Microsoft Store .
Synopsis: Ruby, a teenage girl and the only hearing member of a deaf family, finds passion in her school’s choir. But her new love distances her from her family and tensions arise.
Where to stream: Apple TV+ is the exclusive home of CODA. This means that Apple TV+ is the first streaming service to win an Oscar for Best Picture; Although technically the company only paid for the distribution rights instead of making it in-house. Regardless, watching CODA is a great reason to sign up for Apple TV+.
Synopsis: The prequel to the Disney animated classic One Hundred and One Dalmatians, Cruella charts the story of the thief fashionista as she transforms from innocent to villainous.
Where to stream: To stream Cruella as part of a subscription, turn to Disney+. If you do not subscribe to House of Mouse’s service, you can buy or rent Cruella through various other platforms such as AMC on Demand, Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Vudu, YouTube and more.
drive my car
Synopsis: This complex and rewarding drama follows the story of an aging actor and his young driver, who help him banish the ghosts from his past.
Where to stream: HBO Max subscription for streaming and for buying or renting Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Vudu.
Won: Best Sound, Original Score, Film Editing, Cinematography, Production Design, Visual Effects
Synopsis: Based on the Frank Herbert novel, sci-fi director Denis Villeneuve follows the story of a young man who tries to defend his planet against a battle to claim a precious resource.
Where to stream: HBO Max is the only subscription service where you can watch Dune. You can also rent or buy movies through services like Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube and Vudu.
Note that only a few of these offer to stream in 4K, so choose wisely if you have an epic-sized 4K TV and want to see Dune’s award-winning effects and cinematography at their best.
Synopsis: The Madrigal is a magical family, hidden in the Colombian mountains, each with a special gift. All except Mirabel, who steps in when the family’s magic is in danger.
Where to stream: Since this is a Disney production, it’s only natural that you can stream Encanto on Disney+. It is also available in sing-a-long version. If you want to buy or rent it elsewhere, you can do so on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, AMC on Demand, Vudu and other services.
Synopsis: The story of Richard Williams, father of tennis legends Venus and Serena, and their tireless efforts to see their daughters achieve greatness.
Where to stream: HBO Max, Apple TV, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Vudu, et al, for subscription streaming. For rental and purchase.
no time to die
Synopsis: Daniel Craig returns for his final outing as James Bond, brimming with his past relationships with a mad villain plotting, of course, to destroy the world.
Where to stream: No Time to Die is not available on any subscription service, although available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, the Microsoft Store, YouTube, and more. Although Amazon now owns MGM, who knows what the future holds.
heat of soul
Synopsis: The Story of the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival, a six-week celebration of Black culture.
Where to stream: For subscription streaming, this is exclusive to Hulu (a streaming service with a free trial). Otherwise, if you want to buy or rent it, check out Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube, Vudu, and others.


When there is an overwhelming amount of top TV shows being aired on different channels many people fear about missing an episode which might contain the crux of that particular season. Luckily sites like Netflix have given the users a liberty to re-watch on all of the shows they have missed due to their schedule or any other everyday errand. From original series of Netflix such as “Stranger Things” to new releases such as “House of Cards”, each year we get to see some of the most exciting productions that would entice it start marathon-viewing all the episodes in a single row.
If you belong to that minority of TV fans who haven’t yet watched “Breaking Bad”, then you might be missing out something that is worth watching. The show is filled with entertainment and unique ideas which might not be portraying the real life situation but then again it is not about that. Heisenberg belongs to middle-class family who finds himself in situations which opened up unimaginable pathways towards his dreams. If you have watched movies on 123movies, then you would definitely find the website of Go Movies highly useful.
The fans of HBO have a series in their list that they can be proud of and that series is “Game of Thrones”. Unlike other shows that have played on the silver screen and not managed to deliver satisfaction to its viewers, this show has been able to become the center of attention of the entire entertainment industry. The costumes and characters perfectly complement each other in every episode which is the main reason why people become captivated from its initial episodes. Once you start seeing the characters’ journey in Westeros you would soon find yourself engrossed in that fantasy world.


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If you have already watched the movie Slumdog Millionaire, you might already know what the issue is. It tells the story of a young man named Jamal Malik from the slums of Mumbai who appears on a game show. The name of the movie itself raised a controversy as many people felt offended by the usage of the word dog to refer poor people. In this movie, Lord Rama and Indian culture are shown in a controversial manner. The Hindu Janajagruthi Samithi is conducting a signature drive to protest against the movie. You can read the details of the protest from the HJS website.


2019 - 2020 Season
Frozen Jr. July 16th - 25th
Shine Your Light: An Orphan Girl Cabaret April 17th - 26th
Peter and the Starcatcher February 14th - 23rd
Babes in Toyland December 12th - 21st
Snow White October 17th - 27th
9th Annual OrFun Awards June 3rd at the Covellite Theatre
10/24 New Play Festival at the Covelitte Theatre May 11th
Urinetown the Musical April 4th - 13th on the Orphan Girl Theatre stage
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Feb 28th - March 10th on the Orphan Girl Theatre stage
Little Women December 6th - 16th on the Orphan Girl Theatre stage
Disney's Newsies October 24th - 28th on the Mother Lode Theatre stage
Here I Am: An Orphan Girl Cabaret September 15th on the Orphan Girl Theatre stage
20th Anniversary Season: 2017-2018
8th Annual OrFun Awards June 9th on the Mother Lode Theatre stage
Into the Woods Jr April 26 - May 6 on the Orphan Girl Theatre stage
10/24 New Play Festival at the Covelitte Theatre April 14th
20th Anniversary Production of The Emperor's New Clothes (Noho and Soho Casts) March 1 - 10 on the Orphan Girl Theatre stage
A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play (Orphan Girl Community Theatre Decmeber 7 - 10 on the Orphan Girl Theatre stage
Camp Rock: the Musical November 2nd - 5th at Butte Central Auditorium
The Lion King Jr October 12 - 22nd on the Orphan Girl Theatre stage
The Miracle Worker May 12 - 14, 19 - 21
Charlotte's Web April 14 - 16, 21 -23
Duck Ugly by Allyson Adams (The Mother Lode Theatre) March 30, 31 and April 1, 2
24 Hour Play Festival (Covelitte Theatre) March 4
Same Difference: A Disabilities Awareness Play February 10-12, 17-19
Elf Jr. The Musical December 2-4, 9-11
The Little Mermaid (Mother Lode Theatre) November 3-6
Steel Magnolias May 6=15
Disney's Aladdin Jr. (Mother Lode Theatre) March 4-6, 11-13
Disney's Sleeping Beauty KIDS February 12-14, 19-21
A Charlie Brown Christmas December 11-13, 18-20
Disney's Aristocats KIDS/Drop Dead Juliet October 16-18, 23-25
OGP Summer Camp June 17-28
4th Annual OrFun Awards (Butte High School Auditorium)
OGT Popstars (Mother Lode Stage) March 21-23
Holes (Mother Lode Stage) March 7-9, 13-15
Disney's Cinderella Kids February 15-16
Christmas Special 2013 December 18-19
Seussical Jr. (Mother Lode Stage) November 8-10, 15-17
3rd Annual OrFun Awards (Mother Lode Theatre)
Winnie the Pooh Kids June 28-29
Alice in Wonderland Jr. (Mother Lode Stage) April 5-7, 12-14
Game Show February 14-17
Christmas Music Revue December 19
Disney's My Son Pinocchio November 15-18
Sing Out Boot Camp, August 13
God's Favorite July 19-22
101 Dalmatians Kids, June 18
2nd Annual OrFUN Awards (Mother Lode Theatre) June 8
Mystery Box Theatre
Little Red Riding Hood and the Power Mutants May 24-27
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory March 30-April 7 (Album 1) (Album 2)
Annie Jr. November 4-13
1st Annual OrFUN Awards (Mother Lode Theatre) June 1
Gossamer April 14-17
Greeks and Geeks (OGT Original) March 11-13
Sideways Stories From Wayside School October 21-24
Alice at Rowlandend (OGT Original) November 12-14
Beauty and the Beast (Mother Lode Stage) December 16-19
Showtime in the Rockies February 17-20
James and the Giant Peach Adapted by David Wood February 19-21
OGT Academy performance March 26
Revenge of the Space Pandas by David Mamet April 22-25
Just So Stories Adapted by Gary Walchola May 14-16
Bugsy Malone June 18-27
Once on This Island, Jr. July 11-12, 18-19.
Prince Corky and the Secret of Happiness July 10 and 17.
Number the Stars by Dr. Dougals W. Larche, based on the book by Lois Lowry. May 29-June 1.
This Is It: I'm Turning This Car Around!, a Broadway musical revue. May 1-3.
Secrets by K.T. Curran. March 22-23.
A Matter of Trust by Melissa Ann Hansen. March 22-23.
Alky by Jerome McDonough. March 21-22.
The First Time Club by K.T. Curran. March 21-22.
My Emperor's New Clothes by Larry Shue. February 6-8.
Babes in Toyland by Mark Tenniswood and Grimace Boyer, with original music by Victor Herbert November 7-10 (Motherlode Stage)
Butte Melodramas by Mark Tenniswood with the original cast. September 5, 21-22.
Little Shop of Horrors by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken; based on the film by Roger Corman. July 12-20.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Richard R. George; based on the book by Roald Dahl; directed by Caitlin Newman. May 30-31.
Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr. by Scott Ferguson, George Keating, Kyle Hall, Lynn Ahrens, Bob Donough, Dave Fishberg, Kathy Mandry, George Newall and Tom Yohe. April 24-26.
This Is It: and We Mean It! March 14-16.
Millicent and the Dwarf by Mark Tenniswood, based on the "Rumpelstiltskin" by the Brothers Grimm. January 23-27.
Scrooge!by Leslie Bricusse; based on A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens. November 8-11. (Motherlode Stage)
This Is It: Y2K+1 August 23-26.
Scenes and Stories, written, directed and performed by students of the Summer Theatre Camps. August 3-5.
Welcome to Carnie by Wil Densen. June 7-10.
Once on This Island by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens; based on My Love, My Love, or The Peasant Girl by Rosa Guy. May 11-20.
Happyville, a rip-roarin' sharp-shootin' comedy by Joseph George Caruso. February 16-24.
Into the Woods, by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. Feb. 25 - March 5.
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The Wizard of Oz Nov. 20-22.
Story Book Theatre, featuring four fun musicals by Ron Fink and John Heath. May 28-31. DIRECTORS: Lynn DeBree, Katrina Kujawa, Sarah Raymond, Sheena Rice, Micala Ross
The Emporer's New Clothes, the premiere production at the Orphan Girl Theatre, by Charlotte Chorpenning. March 20-29.
Peter Pan, based on the book by James Barry. October 10-12.
Annie, the premiere musical production of the Mother Lode Theatre, December 13-15.


In the wake of controversial allegations by the teenage subject of the documentary ‘Girl Model’ – which provides a disturbing glimpse into the world of young teen modelling – FilmInk canvasses both sides of the story.
The maker of the documentary Girl Model has denied making sexual advances towards his film’s then 13-year-old subject, the gravest of a series of accusations levelled against him and his co-director in the wake of the movie’s completion.
“I’ve done nothing wrong,” David Redmon tells Filmink on the line from New York. The movie, which Redmon along with his wife and co-director Ashley Sabin, began work on in 2007, charts the journey of Nadya Vall, a teenager from rural Siberia who gets recruited by Russian modelling agency, NOAH Models, and is sent to work in Japan. What follows is a grim portrait of an industry in which young girls are exploited by unscrupulous adults, aren’t provided with consistent work, and, in Vall’s case, rack up thousands of dollars in debt which they are unable to pay off.
But in a disturbing twist on an already troubling tale, Vall has spoken out against the film, most recently in the form of a YouTube video (below) in which the now 17-year-old model, still under contract with NOAH, asserts that the film “does not reflect the truth or the reality in any manner”, and accuses its male co-director of being “a knifing manipulator and a sexual predator.”
“During his visit to Japan he made sexual advances at me,” reads the English language translation that accompanies Vall’s statement in Russian. “He flew to Japan alone several times to meet with me. Until today, David keeps calling me as he is obsessed by me.”
Vall’s video, posted on June 26, 2012 by a user named “Dmitriy NoahModels”, also claims that Redmon and Sabin “cut and pasted segments of that film so that the result purely suites [sic] their needs…they wanted to cast a dark shadow on the modeling industry so then they could create a negative sensation that usually interests the Western public more and excites the media.”
But Sabin and Redmon maintain that the accusations are part of an ongoing attempt by NOAH Models to discredit the film, with both of them likening Vall’s statement to “a hostage video.”
“It’s so clear that Nadya didn’t write that,” says Redmon.
“It’s really disturbing,” agrees Sabin. “That’s why we haven’t taken it down, because I think it says more about how the agency is than the film could.”
NOAH Models is owned by Tigran Khachatrian, himself briefly interviewed at the beginning of Girl Model. In an email correspondence with FilmInk, Khachatrian said that “the movie called "Girl Story" is a fraudulent movie that was made by cutting and pasting sentences that were not said or expressed in reality,” adding that “we are currently filing a law suite [sic] against these two filmmakers who have disgraced true journalism.”
(In both Vall’s video and Khachatrian’s statement to FilmInk, the film is referred to as “Girl Story”. Similarly, Redmon is referred to as “Raymon.”)
When asked if he ever witnessed Redmon acting inappropriately towards Vall, Khachatrian responded that he “had only met those two producers in Paris where I gave them a brief interview” and thus “never had the opportunity to observe any of the events that happened in-between Nadia Val and David Raymon [sic].”
However, Khachatrian does claim that “now we are discovering that other models were also molested by him both in Russia and in Japan and they are willing to come forward.”
Sabin contends that NOAH are simply targeting her husband because of his gender, stating that they “were both there” when the film was being shot.
Completed in 2011, Girl Model had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, and has since made the rounds on the festival circuit, including a screening at the Melbourne International Film Festival last month. When asked how audiences have been responding to the film, Sabin replied that “shock” has been the most typical reaction.
“I think people are pretty disturbed. We certainly were. It doesn’t surprise me that people are responding to the material that way.”
The first signs of controversy came in March of this year, when Hayley Phelan of the fashion website Fashionista published an article containing an interview with Vall in which the young model said that she was “unpleasantly shocked” by descriptions of the finished film, although admitted to having not seen it. However, at no point in the Fashionista interview does Vall make mention of any alleged sexual misconduct.
Girl Model goes into limited release in the United States this Wednesday, September 5, and will screen again in Australia in October as part of Sydney’s second annual Antenna Documentary Film Festival.
Picture caption: Co-directors Ashley Sabi and David Redmon at Girl Model's UK premiere.


Since 2008 Ben Hurkmans (1949) is working as a dramaturg and advisor in the cultural sector. He studied languages and theatre and was a teacher at the Theatre Academy of Arnhem and the University of Amsterdam, a theatre critic of the daily Het Parool, and dramaturg/artistic director of several companies, amongst which the repertory company of Amsterdam. For ten years (1988-1998) he was heading the Theatreschool of Amsterdam and the International Theatreschool Festival that he initiated. Between 1998 and 2006 he was the director of the Dutch Fund for Performing Arts. After that he was the cultural attache in London and senior visiting fellow for cultural diplomacy at Instituut Clingendael.


Hiya, my name is Ian. I'm a freelance 3D / FX artist based out of Los Angeles. I'm always interested in hearing about any available freelance work.
Graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design with a degree in Visual Effects. I have worked on several short films where I became comfortable working in numerous roles and familiar with the VFX pipeline. I enjoy wearing different hats and most recently have worked as a 3D generalist at Timber in LA.
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You guys, Cabin in the Woods comes out today!! Who else is totally excited? I don't know anything about it except that it is getting great reviews, it's written by Joss Whedon, and it stars Chris Hemsworth, plus a couple of classic Whedon actors, including Fran Kranz (aka Topher from Dollhouse) and Amy Acker (aka Fred from Angel and Dr. Saunders from Dollhouse) because it wouldn't be a Joss production if it didn't have some of his muses in it!
We have tickets for the 5:30 show, so there may be an update to this post later. Who else is going?
Update: It's amazing. I can't explain why, you'll just have to see it.


Here is a comprehensive list of the various song lyrics for Bohemian Rhapsody and their corresponding meaning. Moreover, we also have the approximate time of the lyrics’ references to help you keep track of the film’s more cryptic moments.
Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” – a powerful priceless six-minute suite of opera rock about a young man who’s killed someone, sold his soul to Devil and wants to know if Scaramouche can do the Fandango – remains one of Queen’s most popular works and is placed on lists of the greatest songs of all time. Scaramouche is a stock clown character of Italian literature. Fandango is a lively couples dance from Spain.
Freddie Mercury revealed in an interview, “There was a time when the others wanted to chop ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ around a bit, but I refused”. EMI and Elektra both tried to cut chunks off the song. Roger Taylor said, “They said ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ was too long and wouldn’t work. We thought, ‘Well we could cut it, but it wouldn’t make any sense’, it doesn’t make much sense now and it would make even less sense then; you would miss all the different moods of the song. So we said no. It’ll either fly or it won’t.”
In 1975, “Bohemian Rhapsody” was the most expensive single ever made.
Freddie Mercury refused to give an explanation of his lyrics other than saying “Bohemian Rhapsody” was about relationships.
Lyrics For Bohemian Rhapsody: The Definitive Lyricist’s Guide
After conquering the world of film with blockbusters like Black Panther, Avengers: Endgame, and Jurassic World, visionary director Ryan Coogler has now turned his sights to literature. Bohemian Rhapsody is a biographical drama about rock band Queen’s lead singer Freddie Mercury and his struggle to come out while maintaining his public image. The film has an all-star cast that includes Rami Malek as Mercury, Lucy Boynton as Mrs. Henshaw and Gwilym Lee as Brian May. However, it is the performance by Ben Hardy who plays lead guitarist Colin McInnes who steals the spotlight with his signature falsetto vocals and breathtaking guitar solos. If you are also a diehard fan of Queen and want to learn more about this film’s lyrical references, then keep reading!
What is Bohemian Rhapsody about?
Bohemian Rhapsody is the journey of Freddie Mercury (Ben Hardy) and his band Queen as they become international superstars while remaining true to their British roots. The film recounts the band’s rise to fame as they become an integral part of the British music scene during the 1970s. At the same time, it also explores Mercury’s struggle to come to terms with his sexuality. This was a very poignant theme during the time and one that still resonates today.
Movies and TV series with Bohemian Rhapsody references
Bohemian Rhapsody has inspired many movies and TV series that have incorporated its lyrics into their works. In fact, the song “Bohemian Rhapsody” has become so highly associated with Queen that it was even referenced by the Marvel superhero, Black Panther! You can expect to see the film’s lyrics used in a variety of ways in all of these films and TV series. Here are a few examples. – The Lion King: One of the most iconic Disney films of all time and one that many people attribute to launching the “Kingdom Come” era of music and film. “Lion King” was also the first animated film to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. Therefore, it is no surprise that “Bohemian Rhapsody” is a part of this film’s soundtrack. – Black Panther: Yes, you read that right! The lyrics from the Queen song “Bohemian Rhapsody” were even referenced in the Marvel superhero’s movie! This was a particularly interesting twist as it showed how these films are starting to become more and more connected with one another. – Game of Thrones: No doubt about it, the Return of the King is one of the most well-known songs in the world. It is also the perfect fit for the medieval setting of Westeros. Therefore, expect to see its lyrics incorporated into the HBO series, Game of Thrones. – The Walking Dead: Yes, the series finale of The Walking Dead was especially poignant. Therefore, it is no surprise that this series has incorporated the song’s lyrics into its own story.
Why do so many people love Bohemian Rhapsody?
Bohemian Rhapsody is an award-winning biographical drama that features an all-star cast led by Ben Hardy as lead guitarist Colin McInnes. The film also boasts an impressive production design by Rick Heinrichs. Moreover, it was nominated for the prestigious Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. All of these elements come together to make Bohemian Rhapsody a film that can be enjoyed by music and film fans of all ages. While the film is primarily about Queen, it also delves into Mercury’s personal struggles as a gay man during a time when it was still considered a taboo subject in society. The film also features some of the most iconic rock songs ever written, including “We Are the Champions,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Will Rock You,” and many more. If you are also a diehard fan of Queen and want to learn more about this film’s lyrical references, then keep reading!
“Lyrics For Bohemian Rhapsody”
Is this just fantasy?
Caught in a landslide
No escape from realityOpen your eyes
Look up to the skies and see
I’m just a poor boy, I need no sympathy
Because I’m easy come, easy go
Little high, little low
Any way the wind blows
Doesn’t really matter to me, to meMama, just killed a man
Put a gun against his head
Pulled my trigger, now he’s dead
Mama, life had just begun
But now I’ve gone and thrown it all awayMama, ooh
Didn’t mean to make you cry
If I’m not back again this time tomorrow
Carry on, carry on as if nothing really mattersToo late, my time has come
Sends shivers down my spine
Body’s aching all the time
Goodbye, everybody, I’ve got to go
Gotta leave you all behind and face the truth
Mama, ooh (Any way the wind blows)
I don’t wanna die
I sometimes wish I’d never been born at all
I see a little silhouetto of a man
Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the Fandango?
Thunderbolt and lightning very, very frightening me
I’m just a poor boy, nobody loves me
He’s just a poor boy from a poor family
Spare him his life from this monstrosity
Easy come, easy go, will you let me go?
Bismillah! No, we will not let you go (Let him go!)
Bismillah! We will not let you go (Let him go!)
Bismillah! We will not let you go (Let me go!)
Will not let you go (Let me go!)
Never let you go (Never, never, never, never let me go)
Oh oh oh oh
No, no, no, no, no, no, no
Oh, mamma mia, mamma mia (Mamma mia, let me go)
Beelzebub has a devil put aside for me, for me, for me
So you think you can stone me and spit in my eye?
So you think you can love me and leave me to die?
Oh, baby, can’t do this to me, baby
Just gotta get out, just gotta get right outta here
Ooh, ooh yeah, ooh yeah
Nothing really matters
Anyone can see
Nothing really matters
Nothing really matters to me
Any way the wind blows (Lyrics for Bohemian Rhapsody)
Final Words: Did you know other recent films with lyrics in them?
Yes, the lyrical references in Bohemian Rhapsody are far from unique. In fact, we have seen the same themes in recent films like Mary Poppins Returns, Sing, A Star Is Born, and more! If you are looking for even more lyrical references in recent movies, then head on over to our article, 50 Lyrical References in Recent Movies! It will surely satisfy your lyrical hunger!


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The previous record was held by NYPD Blue, which had 26 nominations in 1994.
HBO earned 137 Emmy nominations, in total, in large part thanks to Game of Thrones’ final season.
This was an increase from 108 nominations for HBO in 2018.
Game of Thrones was nominated for categories such as Outstanding Drama, Lead Actor in a Drama, Lead Actress in a Drama, Supporting Actress in a Drama and Supporting Actor in a Drama.
Gwendoline Christie, Lena Headey, Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams were all nominated for Supporting Actress in a Drama for Game of Thrones, which is the first time four actresses from the same drama have been nominated in the Supporting Actress category, according to GoldDerby.
Although the final season was controversial, the series finale was the most-watched episode in HBO’s history.
Game of Thrones has won 47 Emmy’s, to date, and has been nominated 161 times, including this year’s nominations.
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This is a Woody Allen movie set in Paris, which makes it recommendable all on its own. But there's a twist--which hopefully hasn't been ruined for you yet--that pushes it into a whole new level of awesome, especially for book lovers. It's available at RedBox.
Just Mango from Trader Joe's
This is my new addiction. Since moving to Seattle, land of rain and organic foodstuffs, I discovered this epitome of dried fruit perfection. So good.
Have you seen any good movies or TV shows lately?