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Tuesday, 1 January 2013
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Kater's Acres Parker December 2012 Polymer Clay Release Schedule Video Clips. Duration : 1.02 Mins.
Follow me on FaceBook: facebook.com Find me on Twitter: twitter.com Adopt Parker: katersacres.etsy.com Visit my website katersacres.com Polymer clay figurines, sculptures, & ornaments slated for release in December 2012 in Kater's Acres Etsy store http Video in this Music is by TSO, The Nutcracker Lullaby Polymer Clay is a malleable material that hardens after being baked at 275 degrees. It has a variety of uses and applications including jewelry, art, sculptures, doll making, and so much more. Please go to my website to learn more about polymer clay. katersacres.com
Follow me on FaceBook: facebook.com Find me on Twitter: twitter.com Adopt Parker: katersacres.etsy.com Visit my website katersacres.com Polymer clay figurines, sculptures, & ornaments slated for release in December 2012 in Kater's Acres Etsy store http Video in this Music is by TSO, The Nutcracker Lullaby Polymer Clay is a malleable material that hardens after being baked at 275 degrees. It has a variety of uses and applications including jewelry, art, sculptures, doll making, and so much more. Please go to my website to learn more about polymer clay. katersacres.com
Thursday, 27 December 2012
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euronews cinema - Ki-Duk's 'Pieta' gets US release for Oscars Video Clips. Duration : 2.07 Mins.
www.euronews.com The near-death of an actress on set nearly ended director Kim Ki-Duk's career four years ago, but after making 'Pieta', which took best picture at this year's Venice Film Festival, the maker of 2003's sublime 'Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter... and Spring' is now South Korea's most feted auteur. Kim's gritty, artistic movies have shocked and carried deep social messages since the self-taught, working-class director debuted with his low-budget movie 'Crocodile' in 1996. He has remained an outsider and something of a fringe figure on the Korean arts scene, describing himself as a monster, thriving on his inferiority complex. "It is an element that makes me train myself harder and grow bigger. The word 'monster' sounds as if it's something enormous, unidentifiable and predatory. Monster means monster, but I don't think it's that bad," he half-joked. The movie, which Kim said he made as a comment on capitalism in Korea, scooped the Golden Lion award at Venice, where one critic termed it "intense". It was his 18th film, and the first one from South Korea to win a major award. It is also South Korea's entry for Best Foreign Language Film for the 2013 Academy Awards. 'Pieta', (named after the famous sculpture by Michelangelo), depicts the relationship between a heartless loan shark and a middle-aged woman who claims she is his mother. Although critics say it is less brutal than many of Kim's other films it still features mutilation, sexual violence and ...
www.euronews.com The near-death of an actress on set nearly ended director Kim Ki-Duk's career four years ago, but after making 'Pieta', which took best picture at this year's Venice Film Festival, the maker of 2003's sublime 'Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter... and Spring' is now South Korea's most feted auteur. Kim's gritty, artistic movies have shocked and carried deep social messages since the self-taught, working-class director debuted with his low-budget movie 'Crocodile' in 1996. He has remained an outsider and something of a fringe figure on the Korean arts scene, describing himself as a monster, thriving on his inferiority complex. "It is an element that makes me train myself harder and grow bigger. The word 'monster' sounds as if it's something enormous, unidentifiable and predatory. Monster means monster, but I don't think it's that bad," he half-joked. The movie, which Kim said he made as a comment on capitalism in Korea, scooped the Golden Lion award at Venice, where one critic termed it "intense". It was his 18th film, and the first one from South Korea to win a major award. It is also South Korea's entry for Best Foreign Language Film for the 2013 Academy Awards. 'Pieta', (named after the famous sculpture by Michelangelo), depicts the relationship between a heartless loan shark and a middle-aged woman who claims she is his mother. Although critics say it is less brutal than many of Kim's other films it still features mutilation, sexual violence and ...
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