On This Day:
On this day in 1889, George Eastman places the Kodak Camera on sale for 1st time.
Source: http://www.historyorb.com
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Sunday, 6 April 2014
Saturday, 1 March 2014
Arts and Culture : The Power of Film
Many people talk about the power of film, and I was struck by this ‘power’ just last week whilst watching Paul Greengrass’s magnificent ‘Captain Phillips’. Based on the true story of the hijacking of Captain Phillips’ ship off the coast of Somalia, the film is a thriller with tension levels off the scale. Tom Hanks, in the title role, gives a phenomenal performance and Barkhad Abdi’s portrayal of Muse, the Somali pirate captain, was so good he won this year’s BAFTA for Best Supporting Actor – pretty amazing, as this was his first film role.
As a family, we felt we’d all been on a journey through watching this film. We were all completely immersed by its tension and characters. We talked afterwards about what made it such a ‘good’ film, and here are some of our responses:
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