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Watch Successful Man
Lost in the trappings of his own success, Jeremy embarks on a journey of self discovery.
Official selection Fantasia Film Festival 2023
Special section Uppsala Short Film Festival 2023
A film by Andrew Duncan
#it's only 3 minutes long go watch
Every now and then Slugterra would have the coolest sequences I've seen in kids animation. Andrew Duncan the director has the sauce. Brian Carson's music too.
Tears in the Fence Festival 10-13 September 2020
Tears in the Fence Festival 10-13 September 2020
The Tears in the Fence Festival this year is on 10-13th September via Zoom video conferencing.
The Festival has a long history back to the 1990s and has always attempted to showcase a range of alternative voices associated with the magazine and workshop group. Each themed event stems from the issues of the day and attempts to continue conversations from the previous Festival. The Festival…
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... the protest against the understanding of the human as an 'object of administration' is one of the greatest achievments of modern poetry.
Andrew Duncan, A Poetry Boom, p. 151
Shearsman issue 121 / 122
Shearsman issue 121 / 122
Shearsman Magazine, Issue 121 / 122 edited by Tony Frazer.
It includes poetry by: Clark Allison, Miranda Lynn Barnes, Andrew Duncan, Adam Flint, Jeri Onitskansky, Paul Rossiter, John Seed, Andrew Taylor, Rushika Wick, Annemarie Austin, Alison Brackenbury, Chris Emery, Mark Goodwin, Alasdair Paterson, Alexandra Sashe, Robert Sheppard, James Turner, Benjamin Balint, Rachel Clyne, Gerry…
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Love Story (1970) Review
Love Story (1970) Review
Jenny and Oliver are from very different backgrounds but that does not stop them from falling madly in love with each other when they are at college. But when tragedy strikes the meaning of love will be shown, remember though that means you never have to say you’re sorry!
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Opera Saratoga's "Opera to Go" Presents "The Ugly Duckling" in March
Opera Saratoga’s “Opera to Go” Presents “The Ugly Duckling” in March
Opera Saratoga’s “Opera to Go” production of THE UGLY DUCKLING — a Children’s Opera FREE at SCHENECTADY CIVIC PLAYERS SCHENECTADY – Children and families of all ages are invited when Opera Saratoga’s “Opera to Go” artists perform a children’s opera, The Ugly Duckling, at the Schenectady Civic Playhouse, 12 So. Church Street, Schenectady, on Saturday, March 3, at 2:30 p.m. Opera Saratoga‘s…
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He was defending working-class culture even including alienation, failed modernist authority fantasies, crassness and monotony. He has a sort of headless loyalty to the imposed culture. He wants to preserve the memory of alienation. The memory of wanting to be somewhere else. This is the shared past. Its memory can produce reflexive knowledge even in the dialectical form of a plan for preventing it from ever happening again.
Andrew Duncan, A Poetry Boom 1990-2010, s 171
