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In the News (Thu 31 Dec 09)

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	National Trust Northern Ireland Filming & photography
		The Trust works closely with the Northern Ireland Film Commission to raise awareness of the benefits of filming in Northern Ireland, and is keen where possible to accommodate filming and photography at its properties.
		National Trust properties across Northern Ireland provide a wonderful resource for film makers, television producers and professional photographers.
		Productions to visit Trust properties in recent years have included ITV’s network comedy Cold Feet, drama series Silent Witness, feature film Vahalla and The Natural History of Great Britain.
	www.nationaltrust.org.uk /main/w-global/w-localtoyou/w-northernireland/w-northernireland-media_centre/w-northernireland-filming_photography.htm (162 words)

	Trust - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Trust (film), a 1990 film written and directed by Hal Hartley
		Trust (19th century), an entity used in the late 19th century with intent to create a monopoly
		Trust (band), was a French hard rock band, rose to fame around 1980
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Trust (228 words)

	Card Green Renew - Info Card Green Renew
		Phrasal verb card green renew bank on card green renew To place trust or confidence in: believe in, count on or upon, depend card green renew on or card green renew upon, reckon on card green renew or upon, rely card green renew on or card green renew upon, card green renew trust.
		A supply card green renew of human tissues or card green renew other card green renew materials, such card green renew as blood, card green renew skin, card green renew or sperm, held in card green renew reserve card green renew for card green renew future use.
		Major banks are subject to card green renew the card green renew Basel card green renew Capital Accord promulgated by card green renew the card green renew Bankfor card green renew International card green renew Settlements.
	cardgreenrenew.linzar.com (1105 words)

	AVTrust.ca > The Organization
		For the first time, preservation formed a component of the policy and the AV Trust received funding for public education on preservation issues related to feature film, and for projects to improve access to works from the past.
		Canadian feature films returned to public focus with the support of the AV Trust’s FFEAP program include: Gilles Carle’s
		In three years of operation, FFEAP has assisted a variety of projects, boosted the restoration of landmark feature films and, through education initiatives and the Masterworks awards program, re-awakened interest in seminal Canadian productions.
	www.trustav.ca /avpt/avpt.php?display&en&18 (1105 words)

	Womens Accommodation Network - Accommodation for Women in New Zealand (bed and breakfast, lodges motels,chalets, cabins, camping)
		New Zealand Film Festival The International Film Festival runs every year and travels around 15 NZ cities and towns.
		Waitangi National Trust The Waitangi National Trust Reserve is a rare piece of land preserved in an unusual way.
		It consists of 506 hectares (1000 acres) gifted to New Zealanders in 1934 by a former Governor General of this country, Lord Bledisloe "as a place of historic interest, recreation, enjoyment and benefit in perpetuity to the inhabitants of New Zealand." http://www.taitokerau.com/east/waitangi/reserve.htm
	www.bushwise.co.nz /accdetail.php3 (1105 words)

	AVTrust.ca > The Organization
		For the first time, preservation formed a component of the policy and the AV Trust received funding for public education on preservation issues related to feature film, and for projects to improve access to works from the past.
		Canadian feature films returned to public focus with the support of the AV Trust’s FFEAP program include: Gilles Carle’s
		In three years of operation, FFEAP has assisted a variety of projects, boosted the restoration of landmark feature films and, through education initiatives and the Masterworks awards program, re-awakened interest in seminal Canadian productions.
	www.trustav.ca /avpt/avpt.php?display&en&18 (1105 words)

	The Message
		The film is something of a politically correct or stripped down, greatest hits version of early Islamic history, glossing over or completely ignoring certain aspects of Muhammad's life certain to be questioned by non-Muslims (or even Muslims) who may view the film.
		For believers this film might be inspiring and heartening through its emotional thrust and dramatic combination of scenery and music, but for others I'm afraid it will be no more than a nice period piece and costume drama that could just as well have been titled "The invisible holy man versus the hysterical evil woman".
		The Message Trust: The Message Trust is a UK based charity working in inner city Manchester and Greater Manchester Schools.
	www.elipsiselectronics.com /6305020108/The_Message.html (1402 words)

	Take One Film & Television in Canada
		AWARDS: Canadian Film Awards — Best Feature Film, Actor (McGrath and Bradley); AV Trust — Masterwork.
		AWARDS: Canadian Film Awards — Film of the Year; AV Trust — Masterwork.
		In creating this sensitive, unique and very Canadian film, Leaf also shows us that animation, when it wants to be, can be a powerful and poignant dramatic tool, a medium capable of uncovering the deepest recesses of the human soul.
	www.takeonemagazine.ca /avtrust_p3.asp (1402 words)

	Robin Williamson
		In the '80s, Robin also started a close association with the Scottish Wildlife Trust and the Caledon Forest Project, which is a charitable trust encouraging farmers to replant the Borders with native hardwoods, an important project on many levels from its environmental impact to its symbolic importance in the continual regeneration of Scottish culture.
		Robin Williamson has been the living extension of these ancient bards since the beginning of his career with The Incredible String Band in the '60s and early '70s.
		In the meantime, Robin is in the process of recording several new tapes of stories and music to be released later this year.
	www.dirtynelson.com /linen/feature/33williamson.html (3160 words)

	Heritage Certificates
		The Archive of the British Motor Industry Heritage Trust preserves the surviving records of some of the most famous names in British motoring history.
		Every month we aim to bring you a featured car from the British Motor Industry Heritage Trust's collection that is currently on show at the Heritage Motor Centre.
		A Heritage Certificate in itself does not constitute verification of the present condition or actual identity of a particular vehicle.
	www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk /archive/certificate (466 words)

	New Zealand Arts and Culture Funding
		A charitable trust acquiring and commissioning works of art for The Auckland Art Gallery, The National Maritime Museum, as well as public buildings and spaces.
		Trust Waikato has been providing financial support to organisations in its area since 1989, with a steady increase in donations during this period.
		Providing grants to emerging or experienced moving-image makers for innovative moving-image productions.Creative NZ and NZ Film Commission.
	www.zeroland.co.nz /funding.html (466 words)

	Scoop: Appointments to the New Zealand Film Commission
		He has wide knowledge of the film industry (former Finance Manager of Cinema International Corporation, a large film distribution company) and also has considerable governance experience (Deputy Chair of the Auckland City Mission, Trustee on the Melanesian Mission Trust, a Director of Trust Investment Management Services, and founding trustee and former Chair of Artspace).
		The New Zealand Film Commission is responsible for encouraging the making, promotion, distribution and exhibition of New Zealand films and the development of the New Zealand film industry.
		They bring excellent knowledge and experience in the film industry and governance skills to the Commission and I am confident that the Commission will continue to be well served by these re-appointments," Judith Tizard said.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/PA0506/S00297.htm (466 words)

	MSU News -- Films of '60s sent movies in new direction, MSU's Monaco says
		"The Hollywood studio system, which began its decline in 1948 when the big Hollywood companies lost a federal anti-trust case, unraveled during the 1960s," Monaco said.
		However, Paul Monaco, professor in Montana State University's Department of Media and Theatre Arts and author of "The History of American Cinema: The Sixties, 1960-1969" (Scribner's) says the films of the era are most notable to film historians for something else.
		The films of the '60s broke many of Hollywood's conventions and sent American filmmaking in a new direction.
	www.montana.edu /news/1026334510.html (466 words)

	The Film Reference Library
		The Canadian Film Encyclopedia, the CFE, is an online reference project from the Film Reference Library, a leading educator and research and information resource for Canadian film.
		The film title entries include plot summaries, commentary and credits, and the biographical entries have a comprehensive list of film and video works indicating the person’s key creative roles.
		Some of the other key features you’ll discover are the Canadian film Bibliography section, a useful list of print and electronic resources specially selected by the FRL staff, and the Image Credits, where you’ll find valuable descriptive and source information matched with thumbnails of images from the CFE and FRL web pages.
	www.filmreferencelibrary.ca /index.asp?navid=14 (328 words)

	Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho: A Look at its Impact on the FIlm Industry
		Virtually every aspect of film narrative that the audience had come to accept as normal was overthrown; just as Norman violated Marion with his knife as she stood naked and vulnerable in the shower, Hitchcock violated the security of the viewer and the trust they had put in the cinema.
		Films were judged according to the critical and aesthetic standards of critics, and to deter from that was to threaten the status quo and put the critics on their guard (Kapsis 7).
		"Psycho's emphasis on the breakdown of the practices and discourses that anchored...the construction of gendered identity in the fifties is surprising, for it exactly reverses the focus of (his previous film) North by Northwest" (Corber 191).
	www.film.queensu.ca /Critical/Sage.html (328 words)

	Mad Max 2
		Max's new friend leads him to an oil refinery in the middle of the wasteland, were he tells Max he can get near unlimited fuel but he'd have to find a way to get in and gain their trust.
		Max's Ford V8 Interceptor is destroyed in another car chase, also the saddest part of the film takes place in that Max's side kick his very colourful (personality wise) dog is shot dead, which does tend to leave a lump in your throat.
		The film again kicks off with a chase scene that is after a brief narration about how the world has ended up in the state its in, only this time the chase is a short one compared to the beginning of the original Mad Max.
	www.horrorseek.com /horror/rawheadrex/madmax2.htm (328 words)

	Mahatma Gandhi Research and Media Service - MAHATMA - LIFE OF GANDHI, 1869-1948
		The film depicts Gandhi's struggle against untouchability for the recognition of human dignity, his epic fast in the prison in pursuance of the noble cause and his whirlwind tour of the country shaking the citadels of orthodoxy, spreading a spirit of reform and rejuvenation.
		The film depicts the epic salt march of the non-violent fighters for freedom under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi from Ahmedabad to Dandi.
		This film is the result of his selfless dedication to the work and the full co-operation of the Films Division of the Government of India.
	streams.gandhiserve.org /mahatma.html (1363 words)

	Music Piracy
		In December 1908, the motion picture inventors and industry leaders organized the first great film trust called the Motion Picture Patents Company, designed to bring stability to the chaotic early film years characterized by patent wars and litigation.
		Many of the early independents were resilient film exhibitors who ventured into production when they found their supply of film threatened.
		Edison, who had reportedly been thinking of a figure in the $3,000 neighborhood, decided at the last minute that he might be better off to have the brokers make an offer.
	www.mp3newswire.net /stories/2003/monopoly2.html (1409 words)

	halo on Encyclopedia.com
		In X-ray electron diffraction, the term halos refers to the broad rings that appear on a photographic film as a result of the diffraction of a monoenergetic beam of X rays or electrons from a crystalline powder located at the center of the camera.
		A halo occurs when the light from the sun or the moon is refracted and reflected by ice crystals in the atmosphere, usually in a thin layer of high cirrostratus clouds.
		Similar to a halo and sometimes confused with it is the sun's corona.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/h1/halo-met.asp (981 words)

	Cypher [2003] DVD at Shop Ireland
		We see the film through the eyes of the protagonist Morgan Sullivan a recently recuited agent for a hi=tech firm, who is in a constant state of disorientation, never knowing who to trust.
		This film is extremly slick and stylish, the cinematography is one to be admired.
		I enjoyed the film on a whole but I think there could be allot more to the story, very much like the CUBE which has a sequel and a prequel.
	www.shopireland.ie /dvd/reviews/B0001B3ZA0/2 (740 words)

	DVD Review: Cypher
		Cypher is a movie filled with twist and turns that will leave you confused at times, but also hanging on until the end of the film.
		The biggest problem with the film is the basic premise that these two companies (which they never tell you what they sale) are so powerful that they need to go to these lengths to protect their secrets.
		Liu is basically wasted in the film, and plays the same kind of character that she has in several films.
	dvd.monstersandcritics.com /reviews/article_9771.php/DVD_Review_Cypher (873 words)

	Entrapment (1999)
		Half of the film supposedly hangs on whether she can trust Connery but when we don’t even know whether she is who she claims to be, it’s hard to really care either way.
		Despite being the film’s selling point, the on-screen sex appeal is entirely limited to a cuddle between the leads and whatever titillation the sight of watching Zeta-Jones doing acrobatics in a catsuit may hold.
		Maybe in awareness of the potential ludicrousness of a forty year age gap in the romance between Connery and Zeta-Jones, the film is in actuality a complete cheat on everything its marketing machine tries to sell it as.
	www.moria.co.nz /sf/entrapment.htm (641 words)

	The Light of the World (Video)
		The film's highlight is its heart-tugging invitation to trust Christ.
		This 78-minute film takes you on an unforgettable journey, showing the biblical account of the creation of man and the entrance of sin into the world.
		In a day when many Christians are producing watered-down, politically-correct films, The Light of the World provides exactly what you would expect from Jack Chick-a straightforward, biblically accurate, no-punches-pulled presentation of the gospel with a compelling salvation appeal.
	www.chick.com /catalog/videos/LOTW.asp (530 words)

	Kinoeye Roman Polanski, The Pianist & the victim's double vision
		The victim and the outsider started a process of mutual aproachment and attempted to share the victim's double vision, but this could not be achieved in time to save lives with the victim who was ultimately too weak and the outsider who had no trust.
		The films which Polanski made after the Chinatown and Le Locataire follow a trajectory of going from more expressionistic aesthetics towards a more realistic one;[13] Death and the Maiden (1994) is a film that revisits the issue of the victim's double vision and crafts its own unique response to it.
		The film opens with a quick close-up of a hand bowing a cello, followed by a long shot of a string quartet playing Schubert's "Death and the Maiden;" the film ends with the long take of the same long shot of the string quartet's performance, this time allowing the performance to proceed to its end.
	www.kinoeye.org /04/05/crnkovic05.php (8550 words)

	P.O.V. - High School . The Film PBS
		P.O.V.: How difficult was it to gain the trust and the participation of the particular high school, its administration, and the students profiled in your film?
		Cited by the Library of Congress as a National Treasure, this 1968 film is both a document of the times and a statement of the ways in which school is used by one generation to pass its values on to the next.
		The film is a report on what I found at Northeast High in Philadelphia.
	www.pbs.org /pov/pov2001/highschool/thefilm.html (571 words)

	CCLEC Publications -- Petitions Demanding Full Audits of Episcopal Trust Funds Being Mailed With Copies of Film Detailing Church Scandal
		Petitions calling for full and complete audits of funds held in trust by the national headquarters of the Episcopal Church, are being included in packages of a hard hitting documentary film that raises serious questions about how those funds have been directed and maintained.
		The film, "A Crisis of Faith" was produced by Concerned Clergy and Laity of the Episcopal Church, and 10,000 copies are being produced for mailing to Episcopalians all across the country.
		Cheney says that CCLEC is already receiving large numbers of requests for the new documentary film, just from media publicity generated to date through news releases.
	www.episcopalian.org /cclec/press-audits.htm (571 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Saboteur [1942]: Video
		This is a familiar theme throughout many of Hitchcocks films, a man framed for something he didnt do,but cannot go to the police,as he is not sure he will be believed,and he cant trust them, so then tries to clear his name before he is caught.
		The film was shot in 1942, just about the time when the USA entered the WW2,so with that in mind and put in context this is a very interesting film with historical hindsight.
		It is not the finest Hitch film ever made, but is quite linear and easy to understand, good guys and bad guys, and entertaining to the end nontheless, as in many Hitchcock films, you arent really sure until the final credits roll that you are sure of the outcome.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004R6MI (1242 words)

	Toronto Dispatch: Pride & Prejudice, Revolver - Cinematical
		The 4th film of the day was Trust the Man, a film I had totally forgotten the premise for, and therefore why I had chosen it.
		Gondryl was on hand to introduce the film, though he didn't have much to say about it, and whether that's due to his very thick accent or simply because he's not confident of the film, I don't know.
		While the film has no mention of this block party being for any kind of charity, I think what Dave's really doing is giving back to the community, as we see him handing out golden tickets to folks, young, old, black and white.
	www.cinematical.com /2005/09/15/toronto-dispatch-pride-and-prejudice-revolver (1008 words)

	DVD RE-RUN INTERVIEW: Shane Carruth on "Primer"; The Lessons of a First-Timer
		Carruth previously studied mathematics and worked as a software engineer; the scientific part of his mind is definitely on display in "Primer." The film follows two young engineers in the suburbs of an unnamed city who spend their free time tinkering with various experiments.
		"Primer" is both a story of trust and friendship, and of some fascinating scientific principals -- even Carruth admits that the average viewer may only understand about 70 percent of it on the first viewing.
		Shane Carruth's "Primer" is one of the most confounding, and ultimately exciting, films of the year.
	www.indiewire.com /people/people_041008carruth.html (3552 words)

	About Thanhouser Company
		With his family, he established in 1988 the Thanhouser Film Preservation Trust at the Library of Congress to fund the acquisition and preservation of nitrate-based Thanhouser films.
		Edwin W. Thanhouser is president of Thanhouser Company Film Preservation, Inc. He is the grandson of founders Gertrude and Edwin Thanhouser and has been actively involved in the research, acquisition, preservation and publication of education materials related to the early silent motion picture era since 1986.
		Thanhouser has produced six VHS tapes and one DVD disc containing 26 surviving Thanhouser films making these rare titles available to researchers, scholars and film lovers after almost 90 years since they were last seen by the general public.
	www.thanhouser.org /about.htm (249 words)

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