Long trailer June presented by dadhiltonmps "cat"

World Premiere of Ode to the Italian Neo-Realistic Cinema of the 1960's as expressed by dadhiltonmps "cat" in the 21st Century incoming. Further adventures of Tomas Harper & T2, Tanya as they pursue, in a humorous fashion, the interview about the 2011 - 2014 Nobel Prize Winner in Literature, T, Thomas in Hollywood.

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Film & Animation

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• Pari
• Tomas
• Harper
• Nobel
• Prize
• Literature
• Hollywood
• Neorealism
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[donnallah]

The mystery continues. Perhaps no one will remain at the end to share the conclusion, but somehow I trust that some of us are determined to survive until that moment...

Oh Thomas how much we hope!

[dadhiltonmps]

January 22, 2009

hi donnallah, hope is always present and that is a good thing.

Survival will be with us as long as we strive to struggle and work to achieve all that is meant for us to do in life.

always T

[Furnifur]

I think I hae to go back before I understand...any suggestion as a good place to start

[dadhiltonmps]

11.21.06

Furnifur. These films are based on the premise that I have won the Nobel Prize in Literature from 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, four years in a row. I suggest that you start with "29 Pickup," and then work your way forward. There are other films that I will post in a few days. The only ONE with music is "Courting for Polito." Just start with the one I suggested and then come forward and read the comments and you should be right up to snuff, rather quickly, but take your time. No rush.

"cat"

[xxSniperK2xx]

That was very interesting to watch Cat. The Hammock breaking at the end of the clip made me smile! lol.

[dadhiltonmps]

It made me smile, too, SniperK2. It surprised the heck out of T2, Tanya as welll. She has a scene that I did not show that is symbolic of the snake at the Garden of Eden. She uses the cane to suggest sensuality. I will show that one the next time you see this.

"cat"

[Furnifur]

reading comments is my favorite part...I love watching my friends and strangers talking! OK I will start there, thank you for understanding with all of my typos

[dadhiltonmps]

What aspects of Fellini's "Amarcord," did this film suggest to you? I saw some of his earlier classics when I attended film school at UCLA with Charles Burnett. Burnett has had somewhat of a checkered career with the paying audience. He needs more money to publicize and advertise his style of filmmaking. My style is completely different from Burnett's. I am AYE STALKEEN. That explains quite a lot. Or, does it?

"cat"

[dadhiltonmps]

Italian movies of the Italian Neo-Realistic cinema were noted for loosely edited, interesting stories. My central character, AYE STALKEEN, is designed to elicit a certain humor at times and sympathy and pathos at other times. He is a chameleon.

"cat"

[dadhiltonmps]

I joined Casperjello's group. I plan to further discuss many films on his platform as well as anything else that you would like to ask me about my own. This includes my time in the motion picture business, my thoughts, suggestions about film or anything else that you choose. I trust that it will be a full featured round table discussion.

"cat"

[dadhiltonmps]

I am using the next 8 years to refine my craft. This is why I am on the GYT network, my friend Timewarlord. Your comments serve as a way to interactively see what works or does not. I would have liked to have had these discussions about the script prior to shooting. Now that we have something to show, it is beneficial to add your feelings about what you have seen and been affected by at this moment.

"cat"