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“Nous tous devenons des pierres d’océan à la fin. L’histoire de maville natale est étrange Elle me fait que sourire avec moi dis des personnes, quand je pense à ma maison I’m heureux et triste”

WERNER HERZOG REQUIEM FOR A DYING PLANET “Mr. Herzog has become one of the greatest and most original of documentary filmmakers.” — The New York Times While music has always played a significant role In the films of visionary director Werner Herzog, it is the extreme larger-than-life narratives of his movies, often blurring the boundaries [...]

Edward Albee has defined modern American theater for nearly five decades with his provocative, controversial and groundbreaking plays. Lauded as one of the eternal innovators in American drama, this three-time Pulitzer Prize-winner challenges his audiences with stories that express the bone-simple, shattering truth of the human experience, perhaps best exemplified by his 1962 masterpiece Who’s Afraid [...]

some standout moments so far.

“Mr. Livingston didn’t have much hair but he had kind of a poetic heart.”  Here’ a funny look at one of The Limesink’s earliest “Movellas”.  And yes “Movellas” is a term that we made up aka coined here in The Limesink.  Obviously a combination of Novella and Movie…

4/10/03 Part One: He noted, “Some planes leave at dawn,” Some trains leave at noon, Some planes lift off right on time some leave way to soon. Part Two: “The making of the in-flight movie is based on actual events.” So for All aboard Who are leaving the station, May your trip be grand. For [...]

You need do nothing at this moment but smile and have a good laugh…