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Great show at the opera house thanks to Waxwing Theater & especially @kathrynoliverart #camdenoperahouse (at Camden Opera House)
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Great show at the opera house thanks to Waxwing Theater & especially @kathrynoliverart #camdenoperahouse (at Camden Opera House)
(T)errific (T)error
Day 3, September 19th, Directors: Lyric R. Cabral & David Felix Sutcliffe.
(T)error is the first documentary yet to be made that lets filmmakers inside and actual FBI sting operation as it is happening. We follow all the flaws, lack of clear justification, and learn about the FBI’s ways thorough “Shariff”, the man running the whole show. It took a few years to make this documentary and all of the hard work shines, bringing this piece to reveal not only what we assumed, but what we were never expecting. Shariff follows a possible terrorist trying ti piece together the suspects story and ends up opening a whole box of worms.
This documentary calls into action how the FBI will do anything and everything just to make sure they make an arrest, whether the person its guilty or not. Their counter-terrorist tactics are revealed and everyone seems to be guilty until proven innocent - and they never really get to be innocent.Because even when they are, the FBI pulls out information that is completely taken out of context and uses it again them. The justice system is through into complete chaos in this film and the country’s prestigious FBI is shown as Muslim haters, against the entire Islamic culture.
Overall, (T)error was a drastically different view about a branch of the government that many of us thought we knew. The FBI and Justice System becomes synonymous with Corruption.
Love is RARRRRR
Paint splatters canvas as Ushio Shinohara uses his 'boxing' technique to literally hurl his body with punches, whirls, and more punches to the awaiting vacant cloth. Ushio goes through a great demonstration of dipping his gloves into paint and beginning his 'artful dance' from the right end of the canvas and ending to the left.
Ushio's energy and intensity may have started the film, but the film maker was only setting some groundwork to introduce the tree that gives Ushio his oxygen and energy to continue--- Noriko, Ushio's wife of 40 years.
Noriko is stable thinker that keeps herself and her husband moving. The one who is constantly fretting over bills, putting food on the table, assisting Ushio with his work, and finding time to work on her own.
Noriko's past and current struggles relating to art, love, dedication, obsession, and life are shared with such intensity that ones heart can only follow and beat to that of Nokio's.
A scene from the documentary "Cutie and the Boxer." Ushio sits to the left and Noriko is seated to the right.
Unity College crew getting ready for the screening of "Pandora's Promise." Get on our level.
This is the Q&A which turned into more of a debate at CIFF 2013. Here we have the film director and Unity College President debating along with a couple audi...
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Where's Allison?!
Camden opera house! Oh yeah.