"History is, above all else, the creation and recording of that heritage; progress is its increasing abundance, preservation, transmission, and use. To those of us who study history not merely as a warning reminder of man's follies and crimes, but also as an encouraging remembrance of generative souls, the past ceases to be a depressing chamber of horrors; it becomes a celestial city, a spacious country of the mind, wherein a thousand saints, statesmen, inventors, scientists, poets, artists, musicians, lovers, and philosophers still live and speak, teach and carve and sing. The historian will not mourn because he can see no meaning in human existence except that which man puts into it; let it be our pride that we ourselves may put meaning into our lives, and sometimes a significance the transcends death. If a man is fortunate he will, before he dies, gather up as much as he can of his civilized heritage and transmit it to his children. And to his fail breath he will be grateful for this inexhaustible legacy, knowing that it is our nourishing mother and our lasting life." - Will and Ariel Durant "The Lessons of History"
Come and join us on this, our Great Swede Adventure! Take a journey with us through 100 films over 100 years. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll laugh some more, and maybe, you’ll even learn something (probably not).
This is a collection of amateur parodies, made by a ragtag group of friends over the past six months. We hope you enjoy watching this as much as we enjoyed making it. Premiered at Tampa Bay Comic con 2014.
Jehan Georges Viber: Planning Napoleon’s Coronation. Details. Pius looks worried (it looks like the puppets representing the Roman Curia have been smashed), Napoleon and Josephine are not paying attention anymore.
