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Topic: The Innocents (film)

	Massacre of the Innocents
		The Slaughter of the Innocents, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, 1565-66.
		The Massacre of the Innocents, Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld, 1851-60.
		The Massacre of the Innocents, Gustave Doré, 1865.
	www.textweek.com /art/massacre_of_innocents.htm (247 words)

	Reviews and Endorsements
		Innocents Betrayed depicts the horrors of what happens because of gun control, but what scares me just as much as all that terrible inhumanity to man are the responses that I observed and heard from the young people.
		Innocents Betrayed is a case study, in an easily viewable format, to make the case that our liberties will last only as long as we as a society maintain the capability to defend them.
		Innocents Betrayed is a powerful, moving, and horrifying documentary of what can happen when people lose the means to protect their families and their communities.
	www.innocentsbetrayed.com /reviews.htm (8956 words)

	Notes on the Cinema Stylographer: The Holy Innocents, 1984
		Evoking the films of Carlos Saura in its allegorical portraits of culturally entrenched social and psychological landscapes (most notably, in The Hunt) coupled with Luis Buñuel's wry excoriation of the bourgeoisie, Mario Camus' The Holy Innocents presents a caustic and...
		Evoking the films of Carlos Saura in its allegorical portraits of culturally entrenched social and psychological landscapes (most notably, in The Hunt) coupled with Luis Buñuel's wry excoriation of the bourgeoisie, Mario Camus' The Holy Innocents presents a caustic and potent indictment of the inhumanity (and corruption) of privilege, class stratification, and marginalization.
		The film opens to image of a soldier, Quirce (Juan Sachez), recently discharged from the military, writing a letter to his sister at an empty café in what would prove to be a procrastinated homecoming.
	www.filmref.com /notes/archives/2007/03/the_holy_innocents_1984.html (190 words)

	THE CINEMA LASER DVD REVIEW-- THE INNOCENTS
		While there are supernatural films in which the presence of phantoms is unquestionable, yet said ghosts are never seen, THE INNOCENTS takes a completely different tact by vividly portraying these ghostly apparitions, without ever confirming that these visitations are real or simply within the imagination of the central character.
		For an early 1960’s film, THE INNOCENTS is rather shocking in nature, although the shocking aspects of the movie have very little to do with the supernatural aspects of the story.
		The film elements are in great shape for their age, displaying very few blemishes and other signs of wear.
	www.thecinemalaser.com /dvd_2005/innocents-61-dvd.htm (674 words)

	eric dodson - post-apocalyptic film
		Ultimately then, the appeal of post-apocalyptic films is not that they depict distant, utterly outlandish realities, but that they illustrate a critical tension that is part of the world in which we are already living, where we find ourselves suspended between existential and post-modern world-tendencies.
		In the final analysis, this may be post-apocalyptic film's greatest message; perhaps post-apocalyptic film's ultimate significance is that it implicitly asks each of us how he or she is participating in the larger revelation, in the larger apocalypse.
		Post-apocalyptic films present the apocalypse itself as a fait accompli, whereas apocalyptic films focus upon the events surrounding the unfolding of the apocalypse.
	www.westga.edu /~psydept/dodson-postapocalyptic.html (3476 words)

	Classic-Horror Review of The Innocents (1961)
		So convincing is her performance that, by the film's conclusion, Kerr's character seems to have aged, despite little change in her appearance.
		It becomes apparent early on in the film, through the heavy use of point-of-view camera angles, that much of the on-screen experience is seen strictly through the eyes of Ms.
		Further, since the film's soundtrack consists mostly of harmonious, complementary tones, those times the music takes a turn for the dissonant are exceptionally jarring, providing as much of a shock as the visual imagery they accompany.
	classic-horror.com /reviews/innocents.shtml (1263 words)

	Underground
		The film's real heart is its devastating idea of a morning after: the moment when, after being in the grip of a political delusion lasting several decades, a man can emerge from a subterranean hiding place in his native Yugoslavia and be told that there is no Yugoslavia any more.
		Their nightlong celebration at the beginning of the film is spoiled by a bombing that kills animals in the local zoo, intimating what all the film's innocents have in store.
		The film is nominally shorter than it was at Cannes, but its party scenes still unfold with an endless and exhausting frenzy until every last tuba has been heard.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/film/underground-film-review.html (648 words)

	Masterpiece Theatre \| Forum \| Innocents
		The film is dedicated to the memory of children who died or suffered brain damage following surgery at Bristol.
		The film brought to mind the plight of these poor parents who entrusted their children to these healers who in turn betrayed them all.
		Monrovia, CA I wish Innocents had explained why the doctors continued to perform neonatal heart surgeries in the face of evidence that something was wrong with their procedures.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/masterpiece/forum/innocents.html (2669 words)

	clydefro » The Savage Innocents
		In addition, the film is appropriately titled as the eskimos are keenly portrayed as inherently good people who simply have a different set of values and beliefs than modern society.
		His films are often very unique for the time period and he seemed to have a commitment to realism in his work.
		Plus the film itself is a fascinating and engrossing work, as well as being gorgeous to look at with its snowy white setting and ice blue frozen waters.
	filmjournal.net /clydefro/2006/03/26/the-savage-innocents (586 words)

	The Innocents: Headshots
		While mugshots and photo arrays are used to condemn and imprison innocent people, Simon has turned the camera around to document the victims of misidentification and perverted justice.
		The mugshot—the emblem of photography in the criminal justice system—signifies the transition from innocent citizen to potential criminal.
		Whether it is recorded on film or in digital format, the mugshot is seen as raw and cheap: a small image, traditionally in fl and white, that shows minimal detail of the subject.
	cds.aas.duke.edu /exhibits/innocentspast.html (723 words)

	Innocents Betrayed
		Innocents Betrayed documents mass murders and vicious brutality in the US as a result of gun control.
		Innocents Betrayed was awarded a Bronze Telly in the history/biography film and video category.
		These are worldwide awards, recognizing the best in film and video production, wherever they may have been produced.
	www.innocentsbetrayed.com /index2.htm (376 words)

	ZSG : Film
		In July of 2005 she was in New Mexico, USA for five weeks of prinicpal filming for Gregory Nava's new thriller, Bordertown, starring Jenifer Lopez and Anthony Banderas.
		This prestigious award is presented annually by the Association of Mexican Film Journalists.
		Film: Bordertown a new film by Gregory Nava
	homepage.mac.com /zaidesil/eng_film.html (404 words)

	Pierre Trudeau - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Few outside the museum community recall the tremendous efforts Trudeau made, in the last years of his tenure, to see to it that the National Gallery of Canada and the Canadian Museum of Civilization finally had proper homes in the National capital.
		The Trudeau government also implemented programs which mandated Canadian content in film, radio, et.
		Two innocents in Red China, with Jacques Hébert 1960.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pierre_Trudeau (4279 words)

	What Others Have Said About Innocents Betrayed
		I used the film to educate mypro gun-control mother and she is now firmly on the side of the secondamendment admitting she never understood before.
		Innocents Betrayed is absolutely vital viewing for open-minded individuals who currently believe that gun control will make them safer, fence-sitters who have not made up their mind about the gun control issue, and citizens of all countries who may not be aware of the insidious roots of genocide.
		This film is about a Holocaust wreaked upon the innocents of the world, at the hands of not only crazed dictators, misguided regimes, and corrupt governments, but also at the hands of criminals.
	jpfo.net /ib-endorsements.htm (9094 words)

	Deborah Kerr - Scottish Rose - The Innocents
		At first, life at Bly House seems splendidly idyllic, but as Miss Giddons learns the horrible truth about the estate's now-deceased groundskeeper and previous governess, she begins to suspect that her young charges are ensnared in a devious plot from beyond the grave.
		However, when Miles arrives, he proves to be every bit as innocent and entrancing as his sister, and Miss Giddens decides that the school officials must have been mistaken.
		Filmed at Sheffield Park in Sussex, this gothic horror film, coscripted by Truman Capote, is fairly faithful to the Henry James original.
	www.meredy.com /deborahkerr/theinnocents.html (1588 words)

	Amazon.ca: Film Music Of Georges Auric: Music: Georges Auric,Rumon Gamba,BBC Philharmonic Brass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This score marked the beginning of a period in which the Frenchman was to write music for some of the most indelibly British movies ever made, ten of which are represented on this anthology.
		The Innocents features the haunting voice of Anthea Kempston, while Mary Carewe is the soprano on Moulin Rouge, the instantly recognisable theme from which remains Auric's best-known work.
		There are 72 minutes of great film music on this album, over an hour of which has never been previously released.
	www.amazon.ca /Film-Music-Georges-Auric/dp/B00001T6KF (464 words)

	TriggerStreet.com \| Weiner
		His first film was "Loose Women" directed by Paul Bernard, starring Charlie Sheen, Keith David, Melissa Erico, Giancarlo Espositio, Tom Verrico, and Stephen Lang.
		His second film as a producer, "Puppet" directed by Felix Limardo and starring Rebecca Gayheart was a comedy thriller about the Russian Mafia.
		The film was premiered at the 2001 Sarasota Film Festival and is also in competition at the Brussels Film Festival, The Newport Beach Festival and the Melbourne Film Festival, The Milan Film Festival and The Moscow Film Festival.
	www.triggerstreet.com /gyrobase/Member?oid=oid:88419 (314 words)

	The Film Journal...Passionate and informed film criticism from an auteurist perspective.
		Further, the film's focus on the conflict of traditional values, represented by the King of Qin, with the more modern aesthetic, represented by the "selfish" agenda of the Nameless Assassin, sounds remarkably similar to the central concerns of many Bollywood epics as well.
		While the question of what is true or real teases us throughout the film as the stories of the assassins are told and re-told; each shares enough similarity to suggest that certain things appear to have happened, but they differ just enough to provoke confusion and uncertainty as to what those events really mean.
		The film's exquisitely choreographed mano-a-mano battles are, oddly enough, reminiscent of a Gene Kelly or Fred Astaire musical, or, perhaps more accurately, a ballet with medieval weaponry.
	www.thefilmjournal.com /issue10/hero.html (916 words)

	Guardian Unlimited: Arts blog - film
		Geoffrey Macnab 12:38pm The new Tarantino/Rodriguez film might not have done as well as expected in the US, but it would be nice if audiences here were allowed to make up their own minds for once.
		The new Tarantino/Rodriguez film might not have done as well as expected in the US, but it would be nice if audiences here were allowed to make up their own minds for once.
		My new film has been landed with a certificate which will mean those who need to see it most will not be able to.
	blogs.guardian.co.uk /film (768 words)

	Foster on Film - Ghost Stories: The Innocents
		In Victorian England, a wealthy man (Michael Redgrave) hires a repressed woman, Miss Gidden (Deborah Kerr), as the governess for his niece, Flora (Pamela Franklin), and nephew, Miles (Martin Stephens), giving her complete control as he never ventures to his country estate to see them.
		Likewise, by the fifth conversation where Miss Gidden tells the housekeeper that she saw a ghost and the housekeeper says to leave it alone, I got the idea that Miss Gidden thought she saw a ghost and the housekeeper thought it should be forgotten about.
		Rather than being a film aimed at the literate, this is pointed squarely at anyone who has the memory of a small house fern.
	www.fosteronfilm.com /horror/haunt/innocents.htm (578 words)

	Horror Films
		This cult film redefined the concepts of beauty, love, and abnormality, but was so disturbingly ahead of its time that audiences stayed away in huge numbers, and it was even banned for 30 years in England.
		Many of the films in the horror genre from the mid-1930s to the late 1950s were B-grade movies, inferior sequels, or atrocious low-budget gimmick films.
		The latter film, a tale cautioning against conformity, was a classic tale of zombie-like clones taking over the bodies of the residents of a small California town.
	www.filmsite.org /horrorfilms2.html (2549 words)

	No Gun Control
		The film shows how genocide and mass murder could destroy so many lives in nations all over the world.
		Photos, footage, facts and figures in the the film make a powerful case that civilians should never relinquish their power to governments, no matter what promises those governments make.
		As the Innocents Betrayed film graphically shows, concentrating power in the hands of government while reducing the power of the people sets the stage for unbelievable human misery.
	home.earthlink.net /~boycott_star_banner/NGC.html (560 words)

	RAKESH SHARMA - Final Solution
		The film reconstructs through eyewitness accounts the attack on Gulbarg and Patiya (Ahmedabad) and acts of barbaric violence against Moslem women at Eral and Delol/Kalol (Panchmahals) even as Chief Minister Modi traverses the state on his Gaurav Yatra.
		The film studies and documents the situation months after the elections to find shocking faultlines – voluntary ghettoisation, segregation in schools, formal calls for economic boycott of Moslems and continuing acts of violence.
		His first independent film Aftershocks: The Rough Guide to Democracy won the Best documentary film award at Fribourg, Big Mini-DV and Jeevika (India) and won 8 other awards (including the Robert Flaherty prize) at various festivals in USA and Europe during 2002-03.
	www.rakeshfilm.com /finalsolution.htm (904 words)

	Austin Chronicle: Print an Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Film festival decides comedy featuring jet planes crashing into buildings is no longer funny.
		We did not feel it was appropriate to represent either the city of Austin or the Austin filmmaking community as being insensitive to the recent terrorist attacks on their community by screening a comedy that features a jet flying into a city skyscraper.
		Behind the utter silliness of the film, described by LeGros as a "mindless midnighter," he also sees a change in the eye of the beholder.
	www.austinchronicle.com /gyrobase/Issue/print?oid=oid:83312 (446 words)

	READING AND VIEWING LOS SANTOS INOCENTES
		To counterbalance this obviously worthless collection of humanity, the Marquesa is shown to have a daughter, Miriam, who is more open to the poor than her elders.
		Added to the film is the broadening perspective of the historical transition that was one of the most important events of the Franco era, the rapid urbanization of the Spanish populace.
		The film's plot does not merely pad the previous narrative, it radically alters the narrative mode.
	tell.fll.purdue.edu /RLA-Archive/1989/SpanishHart-html/Varela-FF.htm (5516 words)

	Boston Review \| Film
		Dancer in the Dark is an all-out assault on the values of commericial film.
		A Czech film explores human cruely and the possibility of forgiveness.
		Burnt by the Sun is a remarkable film with one large flaw -- it sentimentalizes Stalinism.
	bostonreview.net /onfilm.html (484 words)

	Twitch - Death Note Review
		The film has a high gloss feel and it’s ending is very open for future sequels which as of this writing are being aimed for a release in October (November).
		Overall the film is a refreshing change from the usual Asian Horror out there today but it’s pace is quite slow and it’s action is minimal so it may seem a bit bland to those not fans of the Manga.
		I think many fans of the manga will be disappointed with the film, and unfortunately may even go as far as forcing themselves to like it (just because it's a movie version of their beloved manga series).
	www.twitchfilm.net /archives/006793.html (2890 words)

	Film Formats
		Prior to the advent of Sound on Film in 1926, the Aspect ratio was 1.33:1.
		ArriVision was used for two 3D feature film Amityville (1983) and Jaws 3 (1983), is still in use today as an Anamorphic process on such films as Star Wars Episode 1 (1999) and Lord of the Rings (2001).
		They added 2.5mm to each side of the film which allowed two magnetic tracks to be recorded on the left and right sides of the film outside the sprocket holes and one track each was recorded on either side of the image inside the sprocket holes.
	www.dvdaust.com /film_formats.htm (2530 words)

	Bright Lights Film Journal \| The Innocents
		And though The Innocents is a close adaptation of “The Turn of the Screw,” it’s also the only James adaptation that fully transcends the schematic gentility of its source.
		With formal precision that only film artists seem to render vividly, Clayton — with damn-near heroic assistance from William Archibald, John Mortimer, and Truman Capote, who coauthored the screenplay — pierces through the refinement and the period trappings and the rhinoceros hide of the tale’s literary reputation.
		His directorial eye was not as accustomed to this material as a more practiced horror director’s (a Terrence Fisher, let’s say) might have been, which enabled him to avoid the clichés and the stock effects of the genre expertly; almost as though they had never existed.
	www.brightlightsfilm.com /50/innocents.htm (1170 words)

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