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Infinite list of my favorite movies » The Fall (2006)
“When I get out from the hospital, I miss Roy very much. My mother told me that he plays in pictures and he does things that the other actors cannot do, like falling and hitting and when they climb on something, when they… I didn’t believe my mother, but then I saw him.”
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First of all, if you don’t live in the USA, download this extension.
Now, the NBC and Hulu only have the last 5 episodes. It’s important that you use those websites if you can, so the views are counted. They also provide English subtitles. For the other ones (as well as the fourth episode, which didn’t air and is not there) you can use whatever sources you want, those I’ve put here are merely suggestions.
Episodes
- 1st “Aperitif” Amazon (it’s free!) or here or here.
- 2nd “Amuse-Bouche” Here or here.
- 3rd “Potage” Hulu or NBC
- 4rth “Ceuf” (œuf) Here or here or here.
- 5th “Coquilles“ Hulu or NBC
- 6th “Entrée“ Hulu or NBC
- 7th “Sorbet“ Hulu or NBC
- 8th “Fromage” Hulu or NBC
I’ll be posting a new list every Friday :)
Bon appétit!
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“Explore Ann Arbor” — The University of Michigan (by um)
Ann Arbor is the best and y’all should be jealous.
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hannibal is such a serious business gritty gory show and the fandom is just
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Hao Qun, as quoted in The Guardian. China Tries to Rein in Microbloggers.
The News, via The Guardian:
China has launched a new drive to tame its boisterous microblogging culture by closing influential accounts belonging to writers and intellectuals who have used them to highlight social injustice.
The strict censorship of mainstream media in China has made social media an essential forum for public debate, but authorities have shown increasing determination to control it. Previous campaigns have warned the public against spreading rumours – a theme that has recurred in this crackdown – and ordered users to register with their real names.
Now attention has turned to the country’s opinion formers. A recent commentary in the state-run Global Times newspaper warned that “Big Vs” – meaning verified accounts with millions of followers – had become “relay stations for online rumours” and accused them of “harming the dignity of the law”.
Somewhat Related: The South China Morning Post reports that the central government has ordered universities to stop teaching seven subjects, among them civil rights, press freedom and the communist party’s past mistakes.
(via futurejournalismproject)
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