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Thursday 6 May 2010
By John on Thursday 6 May 2010, 09:37
Hello,
If you would like to know more about any of the activities of the
people/groups featured here, please feel free to call or mail me
Wednesday 2 December 2009
By John on Wednesday 2 December 2009, 20:32 - Film
films deAlexandra Grau de Sola
"le saut des deux fous" - filmed in Lortet in the haute
pyrenées in February 2008,
!!!!

« Un film qui ne cesse de pousser les limites du cinéma et de notre
imaginaire". C’est en ces termes que le jury a décerné le Grand prix au film Le
saut des deux fous* d’Alexandra Grau de Sola, lors de l’édition 2009 du
Festival de court-métrage méditerranéen de Tanger.
Les limites… de la vie sociale et de la marginalité, de la fiction et du
documentaire, du fait divers et du mythe, autant de « lieux » investis par le
travail de cette jeune réalisatrice, dont nous vous invitons à venir découvrir
les deux derniers films et à prendre date car un bel horizon lui est
promis.
Une scène de violence aux abords d'une route.Un cavalier. Un vieil homme
échappé d'une maison de retraite.
La rencontre de deux marginaux. Le cours de deux vies en déni de la société
changé par cette confrontation.
Grand Prix du Festival de court-métrage méditerranéen de Tanger, 2009.
France, 2009,
Fiction, 35mm,
Durée : 18 mn
Production :BASIC (Grégory Escure)
Interprétation :
Christian Bertranne,
Valérie Muzetti,
John Kilby,
Guillaume Méziat
Cachés dans Paris
Angelika, ethnologue, Paris 2ème. Aldo,
serrurier, Paris 18ème. Jarry, artiste, quai de Seine, Paris
9ème. Un triptyque d’atypiques dans une ville extrêmement codifiée.
La parole redonnée aux aînés. Gepetto, la gardienne des oies à la
fontaine,
Diogène : trois références littéraires qui poétisent trois portraits.
France, 2009
Documentaire, Béta,
Durée : 52 mn
Production :
BASIC & Alexandra Grau de Sola
Pascal Reneric - Director and actor
"The White Crocodile" (le crocodile blanc) filmed in the
Auvergne August 2003, is a french spaghetti western (western/manouche) set in
itinerant theatreland and follows the story of Terry Poorest (played by
Guillaume Méziat) and how he came to have a hole in the head. The sheriff
(played by Pierre Samuel) is forced to find the elusive white crocodile, but
beware all is not as it seems! God (played by Christian Dumont) has his part to
play. The film was made just after the Avignon Festival in 1993 at Footsbarn's
base La Chaussée. It was filmed just after the strike by "intermittants de
spectacle" (actors and techniciens) cancelled the festival, a hot summer indeed
and the story of the intermittants was woven into the storyline during the
shooting of the film. The White Crocodile was the first artistic reaction to
the problem, that still exists today in 2008. I played the part of the mystery
tramp and wrote the song "Shooting Stars" for the credit roll. 52 mins.
"Invisible" filmed at the Footsbarn 35th anniversary in
August 2006. The film centres on the children of the artists during the
celebration, but more than this Pascal was inspired by finding his milk teeth
in a matchbox! 30 mins.
Pascal made the video clip for The Shiels "Born to Die" see it on Myspace
Both the Crocodile Blanc and Invisible are available on DVD, for copies please write to johnkilby03(at)yahoo.fr
Tuesday 5 May 2009
By John on Tuesday 5 May 2009, 19:08 - Theatre
THE RETURN TWENTY YEARS LATER!
link to more information
here
Sunday 15 February 2009
Friday 23 January 2009
By John on Friday 23 January 2009, 12:14 - Music
Thursday 14 February 2008
By John on Thursday 14 February 2008, 21:08 - Music
Hope you enjoy these eclectic links:
Thursday 15 February 2007
By John on Thursday 15 February 2007, 16:50 - Theatre
By John on Thursday 15 February 2007, 16:39 - Theatre
Abhinaya will place the first stone (of many) of their THEATRE VILLAGE. on
February 10th 2008, wishing them all good luck with their visionary
project
Their next creation will be "MACBETH" W. Shakespeare for
2008
See critic from La Marseillaise
By John on Thursday 15 February 2007, 15:40 - Theatre
Nola is the most bestest mime in the World.........
Shows in repertoire "EXIT NAPOLEON....followed by
rabbits" - "ELIZABETH'S LAST STAND" -
"MOZART""
congratulations on the MBE 30th October, 2008
check Nola's website:
Nola
Rae
By John on Thursday 15 February 2007, 15:35 - Music
Eric Butler's a young singer/songwriter that I met in Galway in September
2006 we went out on the tare one day/night, great craic!.

Here are a couple of songs from the new CD "Oh Man" on YOUTUBE
- SLIVERSLIDE and also REMEMBRANCE
Wednesday 14 February 2007
Tuesday 16 January 2007
By John on Tuesday 16 January 2007, 16:37 - Theatre
Ton und Kirschen based in Glindow (30 k's west of Berlin) David Johnston and
Margaret Biereye started their group in 1992 after nearly 20 years with
Footsbarn and perform worldwide.
Saturday 13 January 2007
By John on Saturday 13 January 2007, 22:51 - Gastronomy
This is for those who are close to Portobello the COOKIE GIRL
Friday 12 January 2007
By John on Friday 12 January 2007, 11:40 - Art
Chris Thomas from Trevalga, Cornwall

Tuesday 9 January 2007
By John on Tuesday 9 January 2007, 13:50 - Art
Here is a link to Keith and Miranda Payne's gallery in the Lot region of
France, it's beautiful situation and well worth a visit of you're passing
through.

http://www.galeriepomie.com/
Saturday 6 January 2007
By John on Saturday 6 January 2007, 10:46 - Art
France Everard I met in Villeneuve les Avignon in July 2008, her project involves a collective of Belgian painters and scuptures on the theme of itinerance, itinerant exhibitions....
