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07.05.03 by ScottC @ 8:03 pm Film: Written by: Elisabeth Cadoche, Roger Therond, and Philippe Azoulay Features:
Released by: Kultur My Advice: Check it out from the library. You ever look closely at an hourglass? You can watch the flow of sand from one bulb to another, but it’s nearly impossible to track the individual grains. Those grains are like moments of time; the flow is easier to see than its components. What photography does is take a moment, capture its image with optics then freeze it in chemistry. The Adventure of Photography gives an overview of what people have done with this seemingly magical process. From the stark reality of scientific photography and photojournalism to the flights of fantasy of surrealism and fashion, from the beauty of the naked human form to the horror of that form mutilated by war, this series touches on how photography has changed how we see the world and ourselves. Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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07.03.03 by ScottC @ 9:22 pm Film: Written by: Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, based on the creations of Ian Fleming Features:
Released by: MGM My Advice: Bond fans should own it, otherwise rent it. Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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06.29.03 by ScottC @ 8:59 pm Film: Written by: Vicente Leñero, based on the novel by Eça de Queirós Features:
Released by: Columbia/Tristar My Advice: Rent It Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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06.24.03 by ScottC @ 7:17 pm Film: Written and Directed by: George Stevens Jr. Released by: Artisan My Advice: If you're a teacher, rent it. To understand the importance of the events in Separate But Equal, you need a little history lesson. And no groaning. In 1896, The Supreme Court ruled on the case of Plessy vs. Ferguson. It said that separate facilities for whites and blacks were constitutional if the facilities were equal. Of course, many states had separate but unequal systems, but found many ways to justify this--and blacks didn't have much political strength at the time. With this precedent, the high court kept the concept of segregation intact. Until 1950 when this story begins. Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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06.20.03 by HTQ4 @ 12:34 pm Film: Written by: Ken Nolan, based on the book by Mark Bowden Features:
Released by: Columbia Tristar My Advice: Own it. Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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