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Gekimation: Japan takes a post-Ghibli leap into another dimension Using thousands of lovingly crafted props and painstaking stop-motion, animator Ujicha is reviving the gekimation style with his grotesque, visceral films Where art meets nightmare … Violence Voyager Where art meets nightmare … Violence Voyager JamesBalmont Mon 18 Jan 2021 06.18 EST Last modified on Fri 22 Jan 2021 09.37 EST Japanese animation is the envy of the globe. From Pixar to Aardman, studios the world over ape its daz...

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  [This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press.] Get ready for some crazy medieval action as Rustler (Grand Theft Horse) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – January 18th, Warsaw, Poland. You are The Guy – a cheeky, picaresque, blusterer just trying to make a living in the rough medieval times you’re living in. The good news is that moral dilemmas are foreign to you. “Good” is what brings profit to you,...

Published: 11/23/2019 7:12:42 PM     Branch River Theatre has announced auditions for its March 2020 production of “Good Evening” written by Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, and directed by Tyler Strickland. Auditions will be held on Monday, Dec. 9, and Tuesday, Dec. 10, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Marlborough Community House, 160 Main St., Marlborough. A one-legged actor auditioning for Tarzan, a restaurant with only two dishes on the menu, and an interview with an unimpressed shepherd w...

Finding Alice: Four Surrey areas you can expect to see in new ITV drama Keeley Hawes, Nigel Havers and Joanna Lumley all appear in the new programme Updated Alice (Keeley Hawes) and Charlotte (Isabella Pappas) stand outside the house on the outskirts of Farnham (Image: Joss Baratt) Get the latest email updates for Surrey with our FREE daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you t...

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A SHORT film involving an ‘exciting’ heist scene is to be filmed in Blackburn town centre. Production company Pixeleyed Pictures has announced the action-packed scene will involve more than 35 staff and filmmakers are offering local people the chance to get involved. The production may require the crew and extras to work with armourers, stunts, SFX explosions and visual effects specialists, among other technically challenging aspects of filmmaking. The production will be conducted u...

8:00 am, Feb. 14, 2019 × Tracy Briggs and John Lamb have some tips for picking a movie this Valentines Day that youll both love. Brent Kiehl / The ForumBrent Kiehl / The Forum FARGO — According to a recent report, more than half of all American couples plan to stay home this Valentines Day. Many of them will choose to hunker down with their sweetie and watch a movie. But we all know trying to decide which movie to choose can lead to marital (or dating) discord. One partner wants an...

A twisted hornbeam trunk in Epping Forest. Photograph: Colin Boulter People rave about oaks and beeches, but as lockdowns restricted our outings to walks in the woods near our home, I became fascinated with a more eccentric species: the hornbeam. While most tree trunks stick unimaginatively to growing vertically, hornbeams in Epping Forest adopt all kinds of exuberant angles: 45 degrees to the forest floor is not unusual; some – still green and growing – lie prostrate on the ground or...

Mikhail Metzel As many of you are aware, pressure from tech giants Google, Amazon, Facebook and Twitter is actively preventing Americans from being exposed to facts, opinions and commentary that the left (AKA, unAmerican agents for the Chinese Communists) finds offensive. Amazon has kicked Parler off of its servers because so many Trump supporters have decided to try their luck there, rather than swim around in the public sewer that Twitter has become under the “leadership” of founder Jack ...