Saturday, February 13, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
Metropolis
Those who might rather have expected the opus 'Megashovelling' will have to wait until tomorrow, as - after all the snow shovelling - I watched the restored version of Fritz Lang's silent classic that tonight had its premiere at the 60th "Berlinale".
Stunning!
And now, for those who can't wait until the film will be released in their country: Voilà.
The peace of the night.
Stunning!
And now, for those who can't wait until the film will be released in their country: Voilà.
The peace of the night.
Labels:
6oth Berlinale,
Films,
Fritz Lang,
Metropolis
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Laughing Lhursday
Hostes alienigeni me abduxerunt. Qui annus est?*
* I was kidnapped by aliens. What year is it?
Nah! Neither was I kidnapped nor did I spoil a walk by breaking this or that extremity on icy path(s).
Just extremely busy with not blogging I was for a couple of days. And as you can easily see from above's title, still I would not let a tiny T spoil an absolutely amazing avantgardistic alliteration.
Apropos 'Laughing Lhursday': Visiting Stan, the master of Sentence First, the corners of your mouth will start quite a few expeditions to your ear-lobes.
Take your time, but don't miss coming back for Knatolee's hilarious hen-haiku(s) and ...
... Webwisewoman who caused me a bockety laughter.
The peace of the night.
* I was kidnapped by aliens. What year is it?
Nah! Neither was I kidnapped nor did I spoil a walk by breaking this or that extremity on icy path(s).
Just extremely busy with not blogging I was for a couple of days. And as you can easily see from above's title, still I would not let a tiny T spoil an absolutely amazing avantgardistic alliteration.
Apropos 'Laughing Lhursday': Visiting Stan, the master of Sentence First, the corners of your mouth will start quite a few expeditions to your ear-lobes.
Take your time, but don't miss coming back for Knatolee's hilarious hen-haiku(s) and ...
... Webwisewoman who caused me a bockety laughter.
The peace of the night.
Friday, February 05, 2010
Killing ... their power
“ ‘Gao Zhisheng! You mother****er! Your date with death is today! Brothers! Let’s show the bastard how brutal we can get. Kill the bastard.’ A leader of the group screamed. Then, four men with electric batons started to beat my head and body with ferocity. Nothing but the noise of the beating and my moaning could be heard in the room. I was beaten so severely that my whole body began shaking uncontrollably on the floor.But one example. But one example.
How many journalists have been murdered in Mexico since 2000?
But one example. But some examples.
But one ... day ...
Forget it!!
There won't be the day that a (wo)man will not be bullied, imprisoned, tortured or killed by those who have not much more than their power.
Tell my ashes if I were wrong.
Thursday, February 04, 2010
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