Respecting yourself !!
everyone have ability and talent to do something. you just have to polish your skills, but first of all explore yourself .what are you? what you wanna do what are your traits ? when you find the answers start working on that, may be you will be fail in attempt, that will be the first point of your learning you have to learn from your mistakes, but do not underestimate yourself by saying i cant do anything ,or i am useless. respect yourself, and try again, tell your self i can and i will and one day you will be successful and everyone will respect you!! so try hard explore yourself respect yourself and you will conquer the world with your talent !!
Cannes Film Review: ‘Wolf And Sheep’ — Variety
The action is set in an Afghan village that 26-year-old, tyro director-writer Shahrbanoo Sadat, Afghanistan’s first-ever distaff feature helmer, was forced to re-create in the dusty mountains of neighboring Tajikistan because of security concerns for her mostly foreign crew — and the tale’s naked, green, female fairy.
Spanish Film Sales Agents Look to Latin America, Small Screen — Variety
Once made up of almost pure-play Spanish film vendors, Spain’s sales sector is diversifying to survive. One reason: the number of Spanish star-driven pics with high production values has plunged as average Spanish movie budgets dropped from $3.4 million in 2009 to $2.0 million in 2015. Despite some exceptions, local films have followed the trend……
via Spanish Film Sales Agents Look to Latin America, Small Screen — Variety
Blake Shelton On Jimmy Fallon: Thrills With ‘Came Here To Forget’ & Plays Charades — Hollywood Life
Film Review: ‘The Darkness’ — Variety
A family beset by autism, bulimia, alcoholism and extramarital canoodling squares off against the world-ending prophecies of Anasazi canyon-dwellers in “The Darkness,” a kitchen-sink horror movie so over-the-top that even the actual kitchen faucet runs mysteriously. At some point in the production process, co-writer/director Greg McLean must have believed he was making John Cassavetes’ “Poltergeist,”……
Cannes Film Review: Steven Spielberg’s ‘The BFG’ — Variety
Let’s say for the sake of argument that giants really exist. That they galumph around London, ’round about the witching hour, plucking kids from orphanage windows as a late-night snack. That one among them has misgivings about all this “cannybullism” and might actually make a pretty good friend, if given the chance. Wouldn’t you like……
via Cannes Film Review: Steven Spielberg’s ‘The BFG’ — Variety
weekly photo challenge: admiraton — pavement stories
Green in green, I can only admire. https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/admiration/
The Kingfisher Manifesto — Discover
“Of course I followed, even as I reminded myself that the most persistent bird is still just a bird, neither guide nor messenger. No fairyland would await me around the last bend, no palace of rainbow-hued shell, no enchanted king and sleeping court.” Flash fiction by Sarah Goslee at Fireside Fiction Company.
f/50: The International Photography Collective — Discover
f/50 collective is a group of international photographers with different styles from Europe, North America, and South Asia, publishing a variety of work from portraits to street snapshots to experimental photography.
via f/50: The International Photography Collective — Discover
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