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Blu “Moon”
The exquisite fantasy films of French movie pioneer Georges Melies are currently experiencing a new and unprecedented wave of popularity due in large part to their place of prominence in Martin Scorse… more →
White City Cinema
'A Trip to the Moon' Collaborative Artwork for Body & Soul Festival 2013
wrote 1 day ago: A collaborative proposal from my art group in EVE Estuary (a training centre for adults with intelle … more →
Body & Soul - Participating Visual Artists Announcement
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wrote 1 week ago: ‘Body & Soul’ has announced the line up for its visual arts section of the festival, of which we … more →
Georges Méliès -- 'Cinemagician'
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wrote 1 week ago: Maries-Georges-Jean Méliès, was born in Paris, where his family manufactured shoes, on December 8 18 … more →
Fragments from my favourite films part 2
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A Trip To The Moon, Frida's Margarita, Wet Bicycle Ride, Bicycle Bell, Bicycle Bracelet, Amazon Kindle Price Mistake, Southwest Airlines Memphis
wrote 2 weeks ago: Manic Monday Midtown. I took this photo outside of Yolo (Midtown location). This artwork decorates t … more →
No Way Out!
wrote 4 weeks ago: copyright Sellergren Design 2013! Well, apologies for completely missing out on posting these, as th … more →
Summer Voyage
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wrote 1 month ago: ShirtRater is now reviewing the t-shirt “Summer Voyage”. Come and tell us what you think … more →
A Trip to the Moon (1902)
wrote 1 month ago: A film that must be seen with a different perspective. One of many movie posters of a trip to the mo … more →
wrote 1 month ago: Wrong FMS class, but still. … more →
Retro review--Philip José Farmer's steampunk sequel "The Wind Whales of Ishmael"
wrote 2 months ago: Written in 1971 by notable sci-fi author Philip José Farmer, The Wind Whales of Ishmael is intended … more →
A Trip to the Moon (Le Voyage dans la Lune) Georges Méliès (1902)
wrote 2 months ago: 3.”A Trip to the Moon” is considered the first ever science fiction film. The films writ … more →
Hot Off the Press!
wrote 2 months ago: Records! Records! Records! Well, here we go: UK label Dead By Mono Records just posted a lil’ … more →
5 Defining Moments of Cinema pre 1930s
wrote 2 months ago: 1. Fred Ott’s Sneeze – 1894 The first experiments with filming took place in the 1890s. … more →
Silent Movie Myth #3: The Firsts
wrote 2 months ago: Those discount trivia books that litter the shelves of chain bookstores have a lot to answer for. Th … more →
Film habits in 2013 thus far
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wrote 3 months ago: Way back in 2011, I kept a running log of films I watched throughout the year. Combining movies I sa … more →
Street View: Carnavál de Mazatlán 2013, Desfile Principal
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wrote 3 months ago: The mechanical triceratops in the parade this year.Photo © John Matzick, an award-winning local phot … more →
The power of Silent Films - Research
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wrote 3 months ago: Silent films began very early, and can be defined as black and white films in which had no audio, s … more →
The importance of what we see: images, memories and movies
wrote 3 months ago: NOTE: to read more about the motion pictures referenced in this post, visit www.imdb.com and type a … more →
Jules Verne: A Trip to the Moon
wrote 3 months ago: Today is the birthday of the great science fiction pioneer Jules Verne (1828-1905), a great favorite … more →
