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susantbraithwaite · 4 months
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From Wild Kicks to Wetsuit Tricks
My Early Foray into Sports As a kid, I tried a raft of sports. Shotputt, discus, javelin… all were deemed a tad dangerous for anyone in my immediate vicinity. Eventually, I scored a place on the primary school’s girl’s football team, where I found my calling as a goalie. I always thought I’d be best out on the field, but again, it was decided that it was safer if I was tucked away in goals. Some…
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swampflix · 3 years
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Gregory's Girl (1980)
Gregory’s Girl (1980)
The opening scene of Bill Forsyth’s cult-classic teen comedy Gregory’s Girl sets audience expectations for something much crasser and more irritating than what’s ultimately delivered. A group of horny high school nerds spy on a nurse via telescope as she changes out of her uniform in a hospital window. They hoot & guffaw at the shared sight of naked breasts, as if it were the opening to a…
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thepeoplesmovies · 6 years
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Oscar-nominated composer Mica Levi Heading To Glasgow Film Festival
You have heard us talk constantly about the important relationship between music and film which Glasgow Film Festival seems to share. In 2 months time 2018 Festival will launch and they have announced Oscar Nominated composer Mica Levi (Under The Skin) will be heading to the festival.
Glasgow Film Festival 2018delivered an early Christmas present as it announced two major live music events and…
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beanonthescreen · 5 years
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Where's the Meat? A quick review of The Other Boleyn Girl (2008)
Where’s the Meat? A quick review of The Other Boleyn Girl (2008)
Directed by: Justin Chadwick
Screenplay by: Peter Morgan
Genre: Drama, historical romance
Starring: Scarlett Johansson, Natalie Portman, Eric Bana
Synopsis
Based upon the Philippa Gregory novel of the same name, the story follows Anne and Mary Boleyn as their family pushes the sisters who are vying for Henry the VIII’s attention.…
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aphieshaven · 7 years
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The Tudor Court by Philippa Gregory
The Tudor Court by Philippa Gregory
I already wrote about the Cousins’ War series, so it’s time I share my thoughts on the sequel series, following the events in the Tudor court. The series consists of eight books and some of them were interesting, others not so much.
PS. I’m still to read the newest one The Last Tudor and I will write a post about it once I read it.
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literarykids · 7 years
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Kelly Barnhill Awarded 2017 Newbery Medal
Kelly Barnhill Awarded 2017 Newbery Medal
At the American Library Association’s (ALA) midwinter conference yesterday in Atlanta, Minnesota native Kelly Barnhil was awarded the 2017 John Newbery Medal for The Girl Who Drank the Moon (Algonquin Young Readers). Like her 2014 debut The Witch’s Boy, this fantasy coming-of-age fairy tale will no doubt secure itself as a modern classic. I had the great privilege of speaking with Barnhill back…
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bigerik13 · 8 years
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The Clown and The Wolfman - Image #128
The Clown and The Wolfman – Image #128
During the late 70s and early 80s, there were a number of light romantic comedies which were set in Scotland. Many people will be familiar with Local Hero or Gregory’s Girl, but how many of you have heard of, never mind seen, this one? I went to see this at the cinema when it came out. It tells the story of two young lads in Edinburgh who decide to supplement their incomes by robbing tourist…
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cherryredlips · 4 years
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Test Of Time
In this poem I look back at my teenage years and the secrets I couldn’t reveal at the time. Well the world and especially Scotland was a very different place in the 70’s to the one we know today. I’ve given it the title Test Of Time I hope you enjoy the read.
Test Of Time Teenage dreams of superstars posters on the wall dreaming that I’d somehow be the fairest of them of all Lipsticks, legs, and mini…
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