janeforyou
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Paul Gambaccini is perhaps one of the most iconic broadcasters in Britain.
Paul is in fact American.
He started his career as a writer for the Rolling Stones magazine.
It is the first time Paul agreed to take part in a feature-documentary.
This is no ordinary documentary.
It has a an interesting concept maybe a bit confusing at times, revolving around the different colors of the spectrum.
I'm not sure if I understood the concept very well.
The concept is some kind of distraction, as a result we tend to focus more of the sound and what he has to say.
Being mainly known for being a radio broadcaster and DJ it does seem appropriate.
Paul is in fact American.
He started his career as a writer for the Rolling Stones magazine.
It is the first time Paul agreed to take part in a feature-documentary.
This is no ordinary documentary.
It has a an interesting concept maybe a bit confusing at times, revolving around the different colors of the spectrum.
I'm not sure if I understood the concept very well.
The concept is some kind of distraction, as a result we tend to focus more of the sound and what he has to say.
Being mainly known for being a radio broadcaster and DJ it does seem appropriate.
It starts on a ship bound to a small almost deserted island.
The two leading actors, two young boys discover an almost abandoned warehouse.
It's getting dark and from then on their imagination is running wild.
It's breathtaking as the film is sometimes moving very fast backwards and sometimes forward.
That's the speed of light 'zoomed in'.
There was a lot of fun when it came out about a rape scene. I'm not sure why.
The real or imaginary people living there, a gangster and his girlfriend are rolling around on the floor.
She is not very happy about it but they are still going out together. It's hardly criminal.
The two leading actors, two young boys discover an almost abandoned warehouse.
It's getting dark and from then on their imagination is running wild.
It's breathtaking as the film is sometimes moving very fast backwards and sometimes forward.
That's the speed of light 'zoomed in'.
There was a lot of fun when it came out about a rape scene. I'm not sure why.
The real or imaginary people living there, a gangster and his girlfriend are rolling around on the floor.
She is not very happy about it but they are still going out together. It's hardly criminal.
It says it is a thriller. I'm not sure I agree with it.
It's like Big brother but every day the contestants are psychoanalyzed.
It's insane. It has a lot of nudity but it's all in a good taste.
The whole film has been shot with infra-red cameras except the game show host.
The film was originally conceived in 1992. There was a book before that. I saw an interview with the director Nick Peterson/Virtual Alien where he said that the only reason he didn't sue the makers of Big Brother was that George Orwell should first have the copyright on the TV show.
Full mark for the music score!
It's like Big brother but every day the contestants are psychoanalyzed.
It's insane. It has a lot of nudity but it's all in a good taste.
The whole film has been shot with infra-red cameras except the game show host.
The film was originally conceived in 1992. There was a book before that. I saw an interview with the director Nick Peterson/Virtual Alien where he said that the only reason he didn't sue the makers of Big Brother was that George Orwell should first have the copyright on the TV show.
Full mark for the music score!