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Registered Members: | Total Threads: | Total Posts: Currently Active Users: ( members and guests) Welcome to our newest member. Just saw this story on Fox News. Apparently a fellow's dog - one that he's had for 12 years - ran off on Halloween night. He put up lost dog flyers. Got a phone call (from a disposable phone) demanding ransom. He contacted police and hasn't heard anything since. They say that this was the doing of some kid not an organized criminal enterprise that would be able to out gun you.. so I'm wondering why he didn't just show up with a briefcase full of cash and a.45 and just turn the perp into swiss cheese collect his dog and go home...? Oh and to add a few details - this happened in Philly (one of the biggest ****holes on the planet) and I'm sure the Philly cops will be right on this "kidnapping." Yep. Any day now. story link above. Excerpt from that story:PHILADELPHIA -- A dog known for helping sick children is missing and her owner thinks she's being tortured. Edna the dog disappeared from a South Philadelphia street on Halloween night. Her owner. WIlliam Whiting thinks Edna somehow got out when children came to the door trick-or-treating. He posted signs all along the area and has gotten some calls but not with the news he was hoping to hear. It sounds to me as if some kids thought of a way to get their greedy grubby little hands on some fast cash.. and made this guy believe they have the dog. One huge problem with that story though. no parent on the face of the earth is going to allow their child to keep an animal in the house. especially one with tags of ownership hanging around their necks.... so.. these boys most likely saw an opportunity to make a quick buck.. and did the unspeakable act of torturing this poor mans' heart.. trying to wrest money from his pockets for nothing. The owner has had calls too where he has been told that the dog is dead. I don't know why or how this information could be taken seriously unless some proof was offered by the caller.... I hope someone in that town does the right thing.. so that this dog owner can finally put the issue to rest. Poor guy... poor dog!~Mysty

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The Archbishop of York has pledged not to wear his dog collar until Robert Mugabe leaves power in Zimbabwe. In a dramatic intervention. John Sentamu removed and cut up the symbol of his office during an interview on BBC1's Andrew Marr show. He insisted the action represented the way that President Mugabe had been "destroying the identities" of the Zimbabwean people through oppression and economic mismanagement. Speaking as Mugabe was still controversially attending the EU-African summit in Lisbon. Mr Sentamu criticised South Africa for not acting over the deteriorating situation. "South Africa has got actually to wake up to the fact that people there are starving," he insisted. Taking out his dog collar. Mr Sentamu went on: "You know that identities are destroyed. As an Anglican this is what I wear to identify myself that I am a clergyman. "Do you know what Mugabe has done? He has taken populate's identity and literally - if you don't mind - cut it to pieces." Mr Sentamu added: "As far as I am concerned from now on I am not going to wear a dog collar until Mugabe is gone."

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The roster of 83 short films that will check at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival (January 17 - 27) were chosen from a record 5,100 entries festival organizers noted on Wednesday. That marks a 15% jump in submissions over measure year. Sundance organizers are touting a roster that they say is the festival's strongest yet. Talking with indieWIRE today. Sundance senior programmer Trevor Groth said that taken as a whole the shorts seem to undergo taken "an evolutionary move send" this year with change surface the bring home the bacon coming from film schools havin a. "maturity that I had not seen before." He added that Sundance's international entries are stronger than ever. During the conversation with indieWIRE. Groth noted that there were more than 300 shorts recommended to screen at the festival by the Sundance short film programming aggroup making the process of narrowing that enumerate drink to 83 an incredibly difficult one. The festival recently expanded its programming team to include five bunco enter programmers who work with Groth to fashion the roster. This year a number of Sundance shorts will again be available online in an expanding program to make the films accessible for download. Titles will be streamed on the Sundance website and also sold for $1.99 via Apple's iTunes Movie hold on and Microsoft's Xbox be while they will be available for free via the Netflix member website. The films will run simultaneously on all three platforms beginning January 18. 2008 and continuing through 2011. With the be of quality of short films steadily increasing each year. Sundance organizers are considering ways to grow their short film offerings in the future. On the delay are everything from more bunco enter programs during Sundance to a standalone short film festival. "By Modern Measure," Director: Matthew Lessner As move of an ongoing unaired TV series an amateur French sociologist presents his observations on a day in the life of two young Americans who cater by chance outside a Taco Bell on October 8. 2006. "Chief" (Director: Brett Wagner)Semu Fatutoa drives a taxi in Honolulu. Hawaii slowly forgetting his old life as a tribal Chief in Samoa. Little does he experience his old life is looking for him. "The Deep," Director: Alex HaworthA journey unravels through the thoughts of a solitary engrave in the heart of a future dystopia. As he journeys deep underground he tends to the machines that fuel the surface city. His jobs are precise almost compulsive and he is unable to stop. "The Execution of Solomon Harris," Director: Wyatt Garfield. Ed Yonaitis; Screenwriters: Ed YonaitisAn electric chair execution fails delivering a non-lethal move of electricity that leaves the prisoner screaming in hurt. Protocol and routine fail to give a resolution and the warden has to act with the human dilemma that falls into his hands. "FCU: Fact Checkers Unit," Director: Dan Beers; Screenwriters: Dan Beers. Peter Karinen. Brian SaccaAfter being assigned to check a bizarre fact about Bill Murray's love for drinking draw two magazine fact checkers break into Bill's accommodate to spy on him. Cast: account Murray "compel 1 TD," Director: Randy KrallmanThree friends one of whom is visually impaired and has a miniature command horse named redden set off to find Carmine a very special pair of sneakers for a very special occasion. "Lloyd pet," Director: Benedict CampbellAlex has a press on her brother's friend. Jesse. But Jesse likes Alex's brother. Taylor. Alex knows something is up with her brother. Caught in an awkward position. Taylor takes Alex and Jesse to his favorite spot. "The Loss of a Wrestling Match," Director: Jed CowleySo far in the season. Don has a 9-0 record. He is ameliorate but in the upcoming duel he has to wrestle a higher-ranked opponent. "On the Assassination of the President," Director: Adam KekerA top-secret government register only to be viewed in the event of the President's death by assassination gives specific instructions on what should be done and presents dossiers on the three most likely suspects. "Pariah," Director: Dee ReesA Bronx lesbian teenager juggles multiple identities to forbid rejection from friends and family but pressures from home school and within corrode the lie between her dual personas with an explosive consequence. "A Relationship in Four Days," Director: Peter GlanzComing from a wealthy family. Paul recently turned 30 and has never had or needed a real job. Lost in his own imagination he often preaches his grand ideas but in reality never does much.. until he meets Sabine. "Sunlit Shadows," Director: Benjamin M. PietyA visual mix tape highlighting the simultaneous holding on to-and letting go of-lost like. Told through the songs and moments of a simple lazy morning. "La Corona" (The enthrone). Directors: Amanda Micheli. Isabel VegaThe contestants are murderers guerillas and thieves. The winner will be crowned Queen but she won't be invited on a press tour as a role model for young girls. Instead she will be escorted back to her cell. "color Porno," Director: Isabella RosselliniA series about the sex lives of bugs insects and various creatures. The films are a comical but insightful study of the curious ways that "bugs" make love. Cast: Isabella Rossellini "my olympic summer," Director: Daniel Robin; Screenwriter: Daniel Robin and M. R. DharAfter his marriage fails the filmmaker looks at domiciliate video footage of his parents when they were young in hopes to understand how they kept the magic. This film is set against the historical backdrop of the hostage crisis at the Munich Olympic games of 1972. "Pilgrimage," Director: Tadashi Nakamura; Screenwriters: Karen IshizukaA tribute to the small assort of Japanese Americans in the late 1960s who transformed an abandoned WWII concentration camp into a symbol of retrospection and solidarity for people of all ages races and nations. "Salim Baba," Director: Tim SternbergSalim Muhammad is a 55-year-old man who lives in North Kolkata with his wife and five children. Since the age of ten he has made a living using a hand-cranked projector to screen discarded enter scraps for the kids in his surrounding neighborhoods. "The go," Director: Kelly SearsA 1960s space mission goes awry resulting in a strange disappearance and cosmic transmissions. The fall-out of this journey forever changes life approve on hide and launches a counter-culture revolution. "Gas Zappers," Director: Kenneth Tin-Kin HungA bunco animation about climate change where an ironically over-appropriated and fuzzy polar feature abruptly finds itself in a position to save its home. "Untitled #1" (from the series "Earth People 2507"). Director: Nao BustamenteAn enchanting meditation on an ancient species from the future using open footage cell phone video and crude chroma key effects to act a coherent and petite spell. The rendition of buffalos made from a "herd" of toy poodles tweaks at our understanding of the symbolic world. "Because Washington is Hollywood For Ugly populate," Director: Kenneth Tin-Kin HungPolitician John McCain coined the expression. "Washington is a Hollywood for Ugly populate." This scathing work satirizes with images color and music over past and current political leadership. "favor" (Australia). Director: Sean Byrne; Screenwriter: Rob BeamishA young couple walk home after a big night out. Their frisky perform at a suburban tennis unify lands them a role in a far more sinister supernatural game and their opponents undergo a distinct home act advantage. "August 15" (China). Director: Jiang XuanBased on a real life event a young Chinese woman boards a bus with her boyfriend to head domiciliate to meet his parents. What was supposed to be a joyful holiday turns unpredictable when a pair of countryside crooks hijack their bus. Traveling through China's dangerous mountain passes the passengers must decide how much they are willing to sacrifice for their own safety. "Cherries," (United Kingdom). Director: Tom Harper; Screenwriter: Fiona Kissane)A class of teenage schoolboys are oblivious to their teacher's attempts to question them about the wider world. They are about to get a lesson they will never forget.. one that ordain change their lives forever. "Dennis," (Denmark). Director: Mads MatthiesenWhen Dennis an introvert bodybuilder invites a local girl out on a date his care is hurt and disappointed. Despite the pressure she puts on him to cancel the date. Dennis ventures into a night that he ordain never drop. "Dugong" (Australia). Director: Erin WhiteIn an effort to repair the past a loner returns home with his dog on the day of his brother's wedding but learns that in order to make amends he must leave a conjoin of himself behind. "The Funeral" (Canada) Director: Sara St. OngeA dark comedy about a young woman in her early thirties becomes aware of her own mortality and reacts by meticulously planning her own funeral. Possibly due to a lack of other big days in her life so far such as a wedding this becomes her moment to shine. "collect measure" (Finland) Director: Sami KorjusFor so long farmhouse lady Anja Huovinen has gritted her teeth and put up with her lazy husband's drinking habits and idle communicate focusing instead on her bring home the bacon. But there is a limit to everything. "I Love Sarah Jane" (Australia). Director: Spencer SusserJimbo is 13 and can think of only one girl-Sarah Jane. And no matter what stands in his way-bullies violence chaos or zombies-nothing ordain stop him from finding a way into her world. "Juvenile" (United Kingdom). Director: China Moo-Young; Screenwriter: Glenn DohertyA single parent's relationship with his teenage daughter on the day she brings home her new boyfriend. "The Object" (United Kingdom). Director: Leslie Ali; Screenwriters: Leslie Ali. Paul Calozzo. Nathan FrankTwo hunters spot a flying object. Soon after one of them is struck by the object as it falls to earth setting off a arrange reaction that ultimately reveals mankind's stupidity and greed. "Smile" (Canada). Director: Julia KwanA subtle look at the fractures that attach a Chinese immigrant family on the day they use their cut-out Sears coupon for a free family portrait. "The Wrestling" (Iceland). Director: Grimur HakonarsonA love story about two gay wrestlers living in rural Iceland who must act their relationship a secret from the inner world of Iceland's national and very macho sport. "Waves" (Romania). Director and Screenwriter: Adrian SitaruA beautiful Western woman asks a Gypsy to watch her four-year-old child while she is taught how to swim by a flirtatious married man before she disappears into the sea. "Breadmakers" (United Kingdom). Director: Yasmin FeddaAt a unique Edinburgh bakery a community of workers with learning disabilities makes a variety of organic breads for daily delivery to local shops and cafes. "For the Love of God" (United Kingdom). Director: Joe fag; Screenwriter: Joe fag and Raphael WarnerGraham lives with his overbearing mother in a Christian bookshop trapped in the seedy outskirts of a decaying nowhere town. He and his mother both love God but in very different ways. "I Have Seen the Future" (Canada). Director: Cam Christiansen; Screenwriter: Kris DemeanorA suburban boy competes in a tennis be with his create in the suburbs of Calgary when three young men approach and start to rudely accost them. "I Met the Walrus" (Canada). Director: Josh RaskinIn 1969 a 14-year-old Beatle fanatic named Jerry Levitan armed with a reel-to-reel attach deck snuck into John Lennon's hotel room in Toronto and convinced John to do an interview about peace. Using the original interview as the soundtrack this narrative tenderly romances Lennon's every word in a cascading flood of multi-pronged animation. "Madame Tutli-Putli" (Canada). Directors: Chris Lavis. Maciek SzczerbowskiMadame Tutli-Putli boards the night train weighed drink with all her earthly possessions and the ghosts of her past. As day descends into dark she finds herself caught up in a desperate metaphysical adventure adrift between real and imagined worlds. "The Pearce Sisters" (United Kingdom). Director: Luis CookAn amusingly bleak-hearted tale of two weather-lashed old spinsters living on a remote and austere strip of coast scraping out a miserable existence from the sea. "Bend It" (United Kingdom). Director: Jules NurrishAn homage conjoin with a significant nod towards the living sculpture-art of Gilbert and George that plays with conventional notions of gender. Featuring two unnamed androgynous figures on plinths in an art gallery they move to the same tune that Gilbert and George used in their piece from the late 1960s in which they created the "bend-it" dance. "Buyo" (Italy). Director: Andrea FascianiIn this post-modern tale. Ralph is a guy whose voice only generates weird sounds and Anna is deaf. One day they meet in the elevator. Ralph's unusual express makes Anna's be move prompting Anna's affections and her desire to follow him everywhere. "please stand approve" (zurrueckbleiben bitte) (Austria). Directors: Sam Auinger. Dietmar Offenhuber. Hannes StroblThe directorial collective. Stadtmusik deals with sounds in cities by analyzing sound structures that are triggered by urban buildings and facilities. They cerebrate on the aspect of movement in the city reinforcing a dynamic undergo of the urban soundscape. "Plot Point" (Belgium). Director: Nicolas ProvostThe crowded streets of New York City turn into fictive filmic scenery. By playing with our collective memory-its cinematic codes and narrative language- the piece questions the boundaries of reality and fiction. "Suspension" (Belgium). Director: Nicolas ProvostLetting go of realist constraints and going approve to the mirror-images of some of Provost's previous works we dive into a metamorphosing cosmic ocean.

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The roster of 83 short films that will check at the 2008 Sundance enter Festival (January 17 - 27) were chosen from a preserve 5,100 entries festival organizers noted on Wednesday. That marks a 15% jump in submissions over last year. Sundance organizers are touting a roster that they say is the festival's strongest yet. Talking with indieWIRE today. Sundance senior programmer Trevor Groth said that taken as a whole the shorts seem to have taken "an evolutionary leap forward" this year with change surface the bring home the bacon coming from film schools havin a. "maturity that I had not seen before." He added that Sundance's international entries are stronger than ever. During the conversation with indieWIRE. Groth noted that there were more than 300 shorts recommended to check at the festival by the Sundance bunco enter programming team making the process of narrowing that list down to 83 an incredibly difficult one. The festival recently expanded its programming aggroup to include five short film programmers who work with Groth to craft the roster. This year a number of Sundance shorts will again be available online in an expanding program to make the films accessible for download. Titles will be streamed on the Sundance website and also sold for $1.99 via Apple's iTunes Movie Store and Microsoft's Xbox LIVE while they will be available for remove via the Netflix member website. The films ordain run simultaneously on all three platforms beginning January 18. 2008 and continuing through 2011. With the number of quality of short films steadily increasing each year. Sundance organizers are considering ways to grow their short film offerings in the future. On the table are everything from more short film programs during Sundance to a standalone short film festival. "By Modern Measure," Director: Matthew Lessner As part of an ongoing unaired TV series an amateur French sociologist presents his observations on a day in the life of two young Americans who cater by chance outside a Taco Bell on October 8. 2006. "Chief" (Director: Brett Wagner)Semu Fatutoa drives a taxi in Honolulu. Hawaii slowly forgetting his old life as a tribal Chief in Samoa. Little does he know his old life is looking for him. "The Deep," Director: Alex HaworthA journey unravels through the thoughts of a solitary engrave in the heart of a future dystopia. As he journeys deep underground he tends to the machines that fuel the surface city. His jobs are precise almost compulsive and he is unable to forbid. "The Execution of Solomon Harris," Director: Wyatt Garfield. Ed Yonaitis; Screenwriters: Ed YonaitisAn electric chair execution fails delivering a non-lethal jolt of electricity that leaves the prisoner screaming in hurt. Protocol and routine fail to provide a resolution and the warden has to cope with the human dilemma that falls into his hands. "FCU: Fact Checkers Unit," Director: Dan Beers; Screenwriters: Dan Beers. Peter Karinen. Brian SaccaAfter being assigned to check a bizarre fact about Bill Murray's love for drinking draw two magazine fact checkers break into Bill's house to spy on him. Cast: Bill Murray "compel 1 TD," Director: Randy KrallmanThree friends one of whom is visually impaired and has a miniature command horse named redden set off to find Carmine a very special unify of sneakers for a very special occasion. "Lloyd Neck," Director: Benedict CampbellAlex has a crush on her brother's friend. Jesse. But Jesse likes Alex's brother. Taylor. Alex knows something is up with her brother. Caught in an awkward position. Taylor takes Alex and Jesse to his favorite spot. "The Loss of a Wrestling Match," Director: Jed CowleySo far in the season. Don has a 9-0 preserve. He is perfect but in the upcoming duel he has to wrestle a higher-ranked opponent. "On the Assassination of the President," Director: Adam KekerA top-secret government file only to be viewed in the event of the President's death by assassination gives specific instructions on what should be done and presents dossiers on the three most likely suspects. "Pariah," Director: Dee ReesA Bronx lesbian teenager juggles multiple identities to forbid rejection from friends and family but pressures from home educate and within corrode the line between her dual personas with an explosive consequence. "A Relationship in Four Days," Director: Peter GlanzComing from a wealthy family. Paul recently turned 30 and has never had or needed a real job. Lost in his own imagination he often preaches his grand ideas but in reality never does much.. until he meets Sabine. "Sunlit Shadows," Director: Benjamin M. PietyA visual mix attach highlighting the simultaneous holding on to-and letting go of-lost love. Told through the songs and moments of a simple lazy morning. "La Corona" (The Crown). Directors: Amanda Micheli. Isabel VegaThe contestants are murderers guerillas and thieves. The winner will be crowned Queen but she won't be invited on a press tour as a role copy for young girls. Instead she will be escorted approve to her cell. "Green Porno," Director: Isabella RosselliniA series about the sex lives of bugs insects and various creatures. The films are a comical but insightful study of the curious ways that "bugs" alter love. direct: Isabella Rossellini "my olympic summer," Director: Daniel Robin; Screenwriter: Daniel Robin and M. R. DharAfter his marriage fails the filmmaker looks at domiciliate video footage of his parents when they were young in hopes to understand how they kept the magic. This film is set against the historical backdrop of the hostage crisis at the Munich Olympic games of 1972. "Pilgrimage," Director: Tadashi Nakamura; Screenwriters: Karen IshizukaA tribute to the small group of Japanese Americans in the late 1960s who transformed an abandoned WWII concentration camp into a symbol of retrospection and solidarity for people of all ages races and nations. "Salim Baba," Director: Tim SternbergSalim Muhammad is a 55-year-old man who lives in North Kolkata with his wife and five children. Since the age of ten he has made a living using a hand-cranked projector to check discarded film scraps for the kids in his surrounding neighborhoods. "The Drift," Director: Kelly SearsA 1960s space mission goes awry resulting in a strange disappearance and cosmic transmissions. The fall-out of this journey forever changes life back on Earth and launches a counter-culture revolution. "Gas Zappers," Director: Kenneth Tin-Kin HungA bunco animation about climate dress where an ironically over-appropriated and fuzzy polar bear abruptly finds itself in a position to save its home. "Untitled #1" (from the series "Earth People 2507"). Director: Nao BustamenteAn enchanting meditation on an ancient species from the future using found footage cell phone video and crude chroma key effects to act a coherent and petite spell. The rendition of buffalos made from a "herd" of toy poodles tweaks at our understanding of the symbolic world. "Because Washington is Hollywood For Ugly People," Director: Kenneth Tin-Kin HungPolitician John McCain coined the expression. "Washington is a Hollywood for Ugly People." This scathing work satirizes with images alter and music over past and current political leadership. "Advantage" (Australia). Director: Sean Byrne; Screenwriter: Rob BeamishA young couple walk home after a big night out. Their frisky perform at a suburban tennis club lands them a role in a far more sinister supernatural bet and their opponents have a distinct domiciliate act favor. "August 15" (China). Director: Jiang XuanBased on a real life event a young Chinese woman boards a bus with her boyfriend to head home to cater his parents. What was supposed to be a joyful holiday turns unpredictable when a unify of countryside crooks seize their bus. Traveling through China's dangerous mountain passes the passengers must decide how much they are willing to sacrifice for their own safety. "Cherries," (United Kingdom). Director: Tom Harper; Screenwriter: Fiona Kissane)A class of teenage schoolboys are oblivious to their teacher's attempts to question them about the wider world. They are about to get a lesson they ordain never drop.. one that will dress their lives forever. "Dennis," (Denmark). Director: Mads MatthiesenWhen Dennis an introvert bodybuilder invites a local girl out on a date his mother is cause to be perceived and disappointed. Despite the compel she puts on him to cancel the date. Dennis ventures into a night that he will never drop. "Dugong" (Australia). Director: Erin WhiteIn an effort to repair the past a loner returns domiciliate with his dog on the day of his brother's wedding but learns that in request to make amends he must leave a piece of himself behind. "The Funeral" (Canada) Director: Sara St. OngeA dark comedy about a young woman in her early thirties becomes aware of her own mortality and reacts by meticulously planning her own funeral. Possibly due to a lack of other big days in her life so far such as a wedding this becomes her moment to shine. "Harvest Time" (Finland) Director: Sami KorjusFor so desire farmhouse lady Anja Huovinen has gritted her teeth and put up with her lazy husband's drinking habits and idle communicate focusing instead on her work. But there is a limit to everything. "I Love Sarah Jane" (Australia). Director: Spencer SusserJimbo is 13 and can think of only one girl-Sarah Jane. And no matter what stands in his way-bullies violence chaos or zombies-nothing ordain stop him from finding a way into her world. "Juvenile" (United Kingdom). Director: China Moo-Young; Screenwriter: Glenn DohertyA single parent's relationship with his teenage daughter on the day she brings domiciliate her new boyfriend. "The disapprove" (United Kingdom). Director: Leslie Ali; Screenwriters: Leslie Ali. Paul Calozzo. Nathan FrankTwo hunters spot a flying object. Soon after one of them is struck by the object as it falls to earth setting off a chain reaction that ultimately reveals mankind's stupidity and greed. "Smile" (Canada). Director: Julia KwanA subtle look at the fractures that bond a Chinese immigrant family on the day they use their cut-out Sears coupon for a free family portrait. "The Wrestling" (Iceland). Director: Grimur HakonarsonA like story about two gay wrestlers living in rural Iceland who must keep their relationship a secret from the inner world of Iceland's national and very macho sport. "Waves" (Romania). Director and Screenwriter: Adrian SitaruA beautiful Western woman asks a Gypsy to check her four-year-old child while she is taught how to swim by a flirtatious married man before she disappears into the sea. "Breadmakers" (United Kingdom). Director: Yasmin FeddaAt a unique Edinburgh bakery a community of workers with learning disabilities makes a variety of organic breads for daily delivery to local shops and cafes. "For the like of God" (United Kingdom). Director: Joe Tucker; Screenwriter: Joe Tucker and Raphael WarnerGraham lives with his overbearing mother in a Christian bookshop trapped in the seedy outskirts of a decaying nowhere town. He and his mother both love God but in very different ways. "I Have Seen the Future" (Canada). Director: Cam Christiansen; Screenwriter: Kris DemeanorA suburban boy competes in a tennis be with his father in the suburbs of Calgary when three young men approach and go away to rudely accost them. "I Met the Walrus" (Canada). Director: Josh RaskinIn 1969 a 14-year-old Beatle fanatic named Jerry Levitan armed with a reel-to-reel tape be snuck into John Lennon's hotel dwell in Toronto and convinced John to do an interview about peace. Using the original interview as the soundtrack this narrative tenderly romances Lennon's every word in a cascading flood of multi-pronged animation. "Madame Tutli-Putli" (Canada). Directors: Chris Lavis. Maciek SzczerbowskiMadame Tutli-Putli boards the night instruct weighed drink with all her earthly possessions and the ghosts of her past. As day descends into dark she finds herself caught up in a desperate metaphysical assay adrift between real and imagined worlds. "The Pearce Sisters" (United Kingdom). Director: Luis CookAn amusingly bleak-hearted tale of two weather-lashed old spinsters living on a remote and austere take of coast scraping out a miserable existence from the sea. "change form It" (United Kingdom). Director: Jules NurrishAn homage piece with a significant nod towards the living sculpture-art of Gilbert and George that plays with conventional notions of gender. Featuring two unnamed androgynous figures on plinths in an art gallery they dance to the same tune that Gilbert and George used in their piece from the late 1960s in which they created the "bend-it" dance. "Buyo" (Italy). Director: Andrea FascianiIn this post-modern tale. Ralph is a guy whose voice only generates weird sounds and Anna is deaf. One day they meet in the elevator. Ralph's unusual voice makes Anna's be move prompting Anna's affections and her desire to go him everywhere. "please stand approve" (zurrueckbleiben bitte) (Austria). Directors: Sam Auinger. Dietmar Offenhuber. Hannes StroblThe directorial collective. Stadtmusik deals with sounds in cities by analyzing sound structures that are triggered by urban buildings and facilities. They focus on the aspect of movement in the city reinforcing a dynamic experience of the urban soundscape. "Plot Point" (Belgium). Director: Nicolas ProvostThe crowded streets of New York City turn into fictive filmic scenery. By playing with our collective memory-its cinematic codes and narrative language- the piece questions the boundaries of reality and fiction. "Suspension" (Belgium). Director: Nicolas ProvostLetting go of realist constraints and going back to the mirror-images of some of Provost's previous works we dive into a metamorphosing cosmic ocean.

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The roster of 83 short films that will screen at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival (January 17 - 27) were chosen from a preserve 5,100 entries festival organizers noted on Wednesday. That marks a 15% move in submissions over last year. Sundance organizers are touting a roster that they say is the festival's strongest yet. Talking with indieWIRE today. Sundance senior programmer Trevor Groth said that taken as a whole the shorts be to have taken "an evolutionary leap forward" this year with even the work coming from film schools havin a. "maturity that I had not seen before." He added that Sundance's international entries are stronger than ever. During the conversation with indieWIRE. Groth noted that there were more than 300 shorts recommended to screen at the festival by the Sundance bunco enter programming aggroup making the process of narrowing that list down to 83 an incredibly difficult one. The festival recently expanded its programming aggroup to include five short film programmers who work with Groth to craft the roster. This year a number of Sundance shorts ordain again be available online in an expanding program to make the films accessible for transfer. Titles will be streamed on the Sundance website and also sold for $1.99 via Apple's iTunes Movie hold on and Microsoft's Xbox LIVE while they will be available for free via the Netflix member website. The films will run simultaneously on all three platforms beginning January 18. 2008 and continuing through 2011. With the number of quality of short films steadily increasing each year. Sundance organizers are considering ways to grow their short enter offerings in the future. On the table are everything from more bunco film programs during Sundance to a standalone bunco film festival. "By Modern Measure," Director: Matthew Lessner As part of an ongoing unaired TV series an amateur cut sociologist presents his observations on a day in the life of two young Americans who meet by chance outside a Taco attach on October 8. 2006. "Chief" (Director: Brett Wagner)Semu Fatutoa drives a taxi in Honolulu. Hawaii slowly forgetting his old life as a tribal Chief in Samoa. Little does he know his old life is looking for him. "The Deep," Director: Alex HaworthA journey unravels through the thoughts of a solitary character in the heart of a future dystopia. As he journeys deep underground he tends to the machines that fuel the surface city. His jobs are precise almost compulsive and he is unable to stop. "The Execution of Solomon Harris," Director: Wyatt Garfield. Ed Yonaitis; Screenwriters: Ed YonaitisAn electric head execution fails delivering a non-lethal jolt of electricity that leaves the prisoner screaming in hurt. Protocol and routine fail to provide a resolution and the warden has to cope with the human dilemma that falls into his hands. "FCU: Fact Checkers Unit," Director: Dan Beers; Screenwriters: Dan Beers. Peter Karinen. Brian SaccaAfter being assigned to analyse a bizarre fact about Bill Murray's like for drinking milk two magazine fact checkers end into Bill's accommodate to spy on him. Cast: Bill Murray "Force 1 TD," Director: Randy KrallmanThree friends one of whom is visually impaired and has a miniature guide cater named Carmine set off to sight Carmine a very special pair of sneakers for a very special cause. "Lloyd pet," Director: Benedict CampbellAlex has a press on her brother's friend. Jesse. But Jesse likes Alex's brother. Taylor. Alex knows something is up with her brother. Caught in an awkward lay. Taylor takes Alex and Jesse to his favorite spot. "The Loss of a Wrestling be," Director: Jed CowleySo far in the toughen. Don has a 9-0 record. He is perfect but in the upcoming duel he has to wrestle a higher-ranked opponent. "On the Assassination of the President," Director: Adam KekerA top-secret government register only to be viewed in the event of the President's death by assassination gives specific instructions on what should be done and presents dossiers on the three most likely suspects. "Pariah," Director: Dee ReesA Bronx lesbian teenager juggles multiple identities to avoid rejection from friends and family but pressures from home educate and within corrode the line between her dual personas with an explosive consequence. "A Relationship in Four Days," Director: Peter GlanzComing from a wealthy family. Paul recently turned 30 and has never had or needed a real job. Lost in his own imagination he often preaches his grand ideas but in reality never does much.. until he meets Sabine. "Sunlit Shadows," Director: Benjamin M. PietyA visual mix tape highlighting the simultaneous holding on to-and letting go of-lost love. Told through the songs and moments of a simple lazy morning. "La Corona" (The Crown). Directors: Amanda Micheli. Isabel VegaThe contestants are murderers guerillas and thieves. The winner will be crowned promote but she won't be invited on a touch tour as a role model for young girls. Instead she will be escorted approve to her cell. "Green Porno," Director: Isabella RosselliniA series about the sex lives of bugs insects and various creatures. The films are a comical but insightful study of the curious ways that "bugs" alter like. Cast: Isabella Rossellini "my olympic pass," Director: Daniel Robin; Screenwriter: Daniel Robin and M. R. DharAfter his marriage fails the filmmaker looks at home video footage of his parents when they were young in hopes to understand how they kept the magic. This film is set against the historical backdrop of the hostage crisis at the Munich Olympic games of 1972. "Pilgrimage," Director: Tadashi Nakamura; Screenwriters: Karen IshizukaA tribute to the small group of Japanese Americans in the late 1960s who transformed an abandoned WWII concentration camp into a symbol of retrospection and solidarity for populate of all ages races and nations. "Salim Baba," Director: Tim SternbergSalim Muhammad is a 55-year-old man who lives in North Kolkata with his wife and five children. Since the age of ten he has made a living using a hand-cranked projector to screen discarded film scraps for the kids in his surrounding neighborhoods. "The Drift," Director: Kelly SearsA 1960s space mission goes awry resulting in a strange disappearance and cosmic transmissions. The fall-out of this journey forever changes life back on Earth and launches a counter-culture revolution. "Gas Zappers," Director: Kenneth Tin-Kin HungA bunco animation about climate dress where an ironically over-appropriated and fuzzy polar bear abruptly finds itself in a position to save its domiciliate. "Untitled #1" (from the series "Earth People 2507"). Director: Nao BustamenteAn enchanting meditation on an ancient species from the future using found footage cell phone video and crude chroma key effects to act a coherent and petite spell. The rendition of buffalos made from a "herd" of toy poodles tweaks at our understanding of the symbolic world. "Because Washington is Hollywood For Ugly People," Director: Kenneth Tin-Kin HungPolitician John McCain coined the expression. "Washington is a Hollywood for Ugly People." This scathing work satirizes with images color and music over past and current political leadership. "Advantage" (Australia). Director: Sean Byrne; Screenwriter: Rob BeamishA young couple stumble domiciliate after a big night out. Their frisky interlude at a suburban tennis unify lands them a role in a far more sinister supernatural game and their opponents have a distinct home act favor. "August 15" (China). Director: Jiang XuanBased on a real life event a young Chinese woman boards a bus with her boyfriend to continue domiciliate to meet his parents. What was supposed to be a joyful pass turns unpredictable when a unify of countryside crooks hijack their bus. Traveling through China's dangerous mountain passes the passengers must end how much they are willing to free for their own safety. "Cherries," (United Kingdom). Director: Tom Harper; Screenwriter: Fiona Kissane)A class of teenage schoolboys are oblivious to their teacher's attempts to challenge them about the wider world. They are about to get a lesson they will never forget.. one that will change their lives forever. "Dennis," (Denmark). Director: Mads MatthiesenWhen Dennis an draw in bodybuilder invites a local girl out on a go out his mother is cause to be perceived and disappointed. Despite the compel she puts on him to cancel the go out. Dennis ventures into a night that he ordain never forget. "Dugong" (Australia). Director: Erin WhiteIn an effort to repair the past a loner returns home with his dog on the day of his brother's wedding but learns that in order to make amends he must get a piece of himself behind. "The Funeral" (Canada) Director: Sara St. OngeA dark comedy about a young woman in her early thirties becomes aware of her own mortality and reacts by meticulously planning her own funeral. Possibly due to a lack of other big days in her life so far such as a wedding this becomes her moment to shine. "collect measure" (Finland) Director: Sami KorjusFor so long farmhouse lady Anja Huovinen has gritted her teeth and put up with her lazy husband's drinking habits and idle talk focusing instead on her work. But there is a check to everything. "I Love Sarah Jane" (Australia). Director: Spencer SusserJimbo is 13 and can think of only one girl-Sarah Jane. And no be what stands in his way-bullies violence chaos or zombies-nothing will stop him from finding a way into her world. "Juvenile" (United Kingdom). Director: China Moo-Young; Screenwriter: Glenn DohertyA single parent's relationship with his teenage daughter on the day she brings home her new boyfriend. "The disapprove" (United Kingdom). Director: Leslie Ali; Screenwriters: Leslie Ali. Paul Calozzo. Nathan FrankTwo hunters spot a flying object. Soon after one of them is struck by the disapprove as it falls to earth setting off a chain reaction that ultimately reveals mankind's stupidity and greed. "grimace" (Canada). Director: Julia KwanA subtle look at the fractures that bond a Chinese immigrant family on the day they use their cut-out Sears coupon for a free family portrait. "The Wrestling" (Iceland). Director: Grimur HakonarsonA like story about two gay wrestlers living in rural Iceland who must keep their relationship a secret from the inner world of Iceland's national and very macho sport. "Waves" (Romania). Director and Screenwriter: Adrian SitaruA beautiful Western woman asks a Gypsy to watch her four-year-old child while she is taught how to swim by a flirtatious married man before she disappears into the sea. "Breadmakers" (United Kingdom). Director: Yasmin FeddaAt a unique Edinburgh bakery a community of workers with learning disabilities makes a variety of organic breads for daily delivery to local shops and cafes. "For the Love of God" (United Kingdom). Director: Joe Tucker; Screenwriter: Joe fag and Raphael WarnerGraham lives with his overbearing care in a Christian bookshop trapped in the seedy outskirts of a decaying nowhere town. He and his mother both love God but in very different ways. "I Have Seen the Future" (Canada). Director: Cam Christiansen; Screenwriter: Kris DemeanorA suburban boy competes in a tennis match with his create in the suburbs of Calgary when three young men approach and go away to rudely accost them. "I Met the Walrus" (Canada). Director: Josh RaskinIn 1969 a 14-year-old Beatle fanatic named Jerry Levitan armed with a reel-to-reel attach deck snuck into John Lennon's hotel dwell in Toronto and convinced John to do an interview about peace. Using the original interview as the soundtrack this narrative tenderly romances Lennon's every word in a cascading flood of multi-pronged animation. "Madame Tutli-Putli" (Canada). Directors: Chris Lavis. Maciek SzczerbowskiMadame Tutli-Putli boards the night train weighed down with all her earthly possessions and the ghosts of her past. As day descends into dark she finds herself caught up in a desperate metaphysical assay adrift between real and imagined worlds. "The Pearce Sisters" (United Kingdom). Director: Luis CookAn amusingly bleak-hearted tale of two weather-lashed old spinsters living on a remote and austere strip of coast scraping out a miserable existence from the sea. "Bend It" (United Kingdom). Director: Jules NurrishAn homage piece with a significant nod towards the living sculpture-art of Gilbert and George that plays with conventional notions of gender. Featuring two unnamed androgynous figures on plinths in an art gallery they dance to the same tune that Gilbert and George used in their piece from the late 1960s in which they created the "bend-it" move. "Buyo" (Italy). Director: Andrea FascianiIn this post-modern tale. Ralph is a guy whose voice only generates weird sounds and Anna is desensitise. One day they cater in the elevator. Ralph's unusual voice makes Anna's be vibrate prompting Anna's affections and her desire to follow him everywhere. "please stand back" (zurrueckbleiben bitte) (Austria). Directors: Sam Auinger. Dietmar Offenhuber. Hannes StroblThe directorial collective. Stadtmusik deals with sounds in cities by analyzing appear structures that are triggered by urban buildings and facilities. They focus on the aspect of movement in the city reinforcing a dynamic experience of the urban soundscape. "plan inform" (Belgium). Director: Nicolas ProvostThe crowded streets of New York City turn into fictive filmic scenery. By playing with our collective memory-its cinematic codes and narrative language- the conjoin questions the boundaries of reality and fiction. "Suspension" (Belgium). Director: Nicolas ProvostLetting go of realist constraints and going approve to the mirror-images of some of Provost's previous works we dive into a metamorphosing cosmic ocean.

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The Andrew Marr show doesn't usually bring me to tears but this morning all that changed when his guest Dr John Sentamu. Archbishop of York during an empassioned plea for the world to rid Zimbabwe of Mugabe tore off his dog collar produced a pair of scissors and cut it up. It was so surprising that it took a few seconds for the meaning of what he had done to change posture in but when it had all I felt was admiration for what must for him feel like a one man advertise. Something that hopefully is about to dress. In his own words: "You see as an Anglican this is what I wear to identify myself that I'm a clergyman. Do you know what Mugabe has done? He's taken people's identity and literally if you don't object cut it to pieces. [The Archbishop starts cutting up his dog clutch] This is what he's actually done to a lot of - and in the end there's nothing. So as far as I'm concerned from now on I'm not going to wear a dog collar until Mugabe's gone."If you missed the programme.

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