cherry valley forever
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Kiana Khansmith
Not today Justin
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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RMH
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Claire Keane
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
if i look back, i am lost
Keni
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hello vonnie
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The Sweet Smell of Graduation
In just 1 week and 4 days I will be graduating from Unity College and I have made some amazing friends and have had a great 4 years here, I am going to miss being here but it is that time when we start a new chapter of our lives and do what we are meant to do.
Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures
The film "Elemental" from the director Gayatri Roshan was a film about three different people, and how their lives were being affected by tarsands oil. The director made you feel the pain, among other emotions that each character was going through and became very personal in some aspects of the film.
The effects that the director used though out the film was alright, but the transitions just jumped from one story to the next, causing some confusion on what was happening at some points.
Also, throughout the whole movie there are some very powerful sayings/meanings in each story, making you think..... desperate times call for desperate measures.
You are what you eat (GMO'S)
In this documentary it tells you of this journey that Jeremy (director) goes on to see what is really in their food and to see if it is safe for his family to eat. The development of this film was very well thought out because it showed the journey through Jeremy's eyes about how no one really knows about GMO's and we eat them every single day. I thought that having Jeremy as the main character in the film was not a good idea because I feel like it shows bias in what he believes in for GMO's, but other than that the film was very interesting to watch and to have others watch it for the research that was put behind this documentary.
I am more connected to people than I ever once was
Clark Wang
The power of nuclear (Pandora)
This film was an environmental film that had the controversy of nuclear energy and how it has an effect on people. There was a lot of information given on a more generalized implication of the subject on nuclear energy and gave both sides of the story on the perspective of environmental activists and scientists.
I do so little, compared to everyone else
-Clark Wang
Planing your own funeral.... Green Burials
In the movie A will for the Woods, you get this sense of culture throughout the movie and definitely has a setting (mood) when it comes to the music. The character (Clark Wang) deals with this disease Lymphoma and throughout the film he is pretty much spending his time planning out his own funeral. Everything is kind of based on cultural heritage and wanting to bring it back.
The Coal Production of Harlan County U.S.A
In the film Harlan County U.S.A,it is about this little old town that has a coal mine. The point of this film was to show the hardships that friends and family had to deal with and when it came to working in the coal mine, and then trying to create a union.
It takes you though the life of the coal miners and the way that they dealt with the government/mine owners when creating a "union" was brought up. It all had to do with trying to get a contract to become a union and the picketers were abused, shot at, and even some died to get this contract to finally have a union within the coal mine of Harlan County, Kentucky.
Only the strongest will survive
- Kathryn Warsaa Marine Biologist
Oh no we need two cars.... no we need a raft
- film Expedition to the end of the world
In fact, what really strikes us is ourselves
- film Expedition to the end of the world
The one Expedition to rule all Expeditions!
Director Daniel Dencik is from Denmark, and the film Expedition to the End of the World was about this unbelievable journey to the lands of Greenland and how within their journey they figure out about "climate change" based on the natural effects of nature, rather than on the human effects.
If you succeed, then you feel like you have created something
- film Big Men
If you have money- illegal or legal, you are a big man in Nigeria
- film Big Men
The Fight for Oil
The film Big Men is about big time oil companies coming into Ghana & Nigeria to bring in oil to the United States. The point to this film was for the people of Ghana and Nigeria to keep the profit in their country and to create a new beginning with Kosmos in the United States; Kosmos is an small-time oil company by the way if it was not known.
Within this film, I felt like there was a strive for wealth, when it comes to to things like oil. Another thing that I got from this film was the realization that there are challenges and ways to try and achieve the un-achievable by facing the challenge head-on.
Medical Assistance Needed!!!
The film Remote Area Medical is one of those films where people are having troubles with getting medical attention. One meaning that was taken from this film was a sense of community and understanding that not everyone can get what is needed, but still have people that they can go to when needed.
This specific film was taken place at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee, where RAM set up medical stations within the speedway for three days. Tickets were passed out each day for the amount of people that could come in that day, so not everyone got the medical attention needed because of running out of tickets for everyone.