Anti Clock

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When I decided to make the movie, I took VittorioStoraro to see a X exhibition. I showed him thepaintings, explaining that this was the kind ofthing I wanted to use as my inspiration. Theorange hues in the film are directly influencedby X. says director ofX.

I then took (not required) to see the sameexhibition, and I showed him the paintings. I said

to (not required) , you see that painting? Well, Iwant you to re-create that same intense pain.That was virtually the only direction I gave himon the film.


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It is hard to imagine a more appropriately titled piece of music than X sologuitar showcase, Y. When the wildly innovative instrumental was releasedin 1978, hit the rock guitar community like a hydrogen bomb. Two-handedtapping, gonzo whammy bar dips, artificial harmonicswith Xs masterlyapplication of these and other techniques, it made every other six-stringer

look like a third-stringer. But the most remarkable thing, perhaps, about the unaccompanied solo is

that it almost didnt make it on the guitarists debut album. The storybehind Y is that while we were recording the album, (not required) showedup at the studio early one day and started to warm up because (notrequired) had a gig on the weekend and wanted to practice his solo-guitarspot. The producer, Ted Templeman, happened to walk by and he asked,Whats that? Lets put it on tape!

As for the distinctive echo effect on the track, a relatively obscure unitaUnivox echo chamber was used. It had a miniature 8-track cassette in it,and the way it would adjust the rate of repeat was by the speed of themotor, not by tape heads. So, if something was recorded on tape, thefaster the motor back was played, the faster it would repeat and vice versa.


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His likes became the most popular pets in the middle class andupper middle class Punjabi households. Naming ones pet afterhim was like a status symbol and he literally started the trend ofpet-styling in India. He is none other than Indias most popular

pet, X who gained popularity in the 1994 blockbuster Y. X was not only a pet in the film but the lead character; he

dressed well in fancy Nerms scarves and Golce & Dabbanasunglasses and had elaborate dance sequences picturizedaround him. His emotional scene where he refuses food after his

mother figure, dies was restrained and showcased mastery overhis craft. His big moment in the film is the climax where LordKrishna himself blesses him to resolve the big crisis. X saves theday by getting two lovers together and making the film one ofthe biggest blockbusters in the history of Indian cinema.


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Film adaptations of his short story Manfrom the south

storyline -an elderly man named Carlosoffers a boastful American boy hisgreen Cadillac (in Alfred Hitchcock's versionthere is no mention of brand of car, just a

"convertible") if the boy can strike his lighterten times in a row.


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Hans Beckert was (not required)s first majorstarring role and it boosted his career. Though hewas typecast as a villain for a long time, there isno doubt that this iconic role changed his acting

path. Hans Beckert was one of the few earliestcharacters to be introduced by a musical cue,this technique is known as X.

This musical piece chosen was Y and it truly didits part of introducing fear in the audience whenHans Beckert was nearby or off screen.


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X

Released-1930, Universal

Realistic and harrowingaccount of WW1 based on

the novel of the same

name.

Critically acclaimed with

a number of Oscar nods.

Y

Released- 1930, British

International Pictures Silly comedy of a cook

reminiscing about his daysduring WW I as he chatswith customers of the

cafe where he'semployed. Criticized and considered

to be one among theworst of comedies.

Ironic that both were released together with

such fitting titles.


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The music video, created by Hammer & Tongs, shows a depiction of the processof evolution condensed into three and a half minutes. The beginning of the musicvideo is set "350 billion years ago", and starts with a single cell organism in theocean evolving into a jellyfish, a puffer fish, and then a predatory fish. It managesto eat a smaller fish before leaping up onto dry land. With a dinosaur visible in thebackground and an insect in front, it stays still for a few seconds before setting

off and eating the insect. The land-fish evolves into a small alligator as it enters a forest. It sees a tall tree,

which it climbs up. Its hands are visibly evolving until it arrives at the top asa homo erectus-like ape. It jumps from the tree into an icy landscape, enduringa blizzard as it evolves into a larger, gorilla-like ape. At the end of a large cliff, theape beats its chest as the camera zooms out to show a vast desert.

The ape jumps onto the ground, where it has evolved into a primate resembling

an orang-utan. A large storm blows away much of its hair, turning it intoa human. The human runs much faster and puts on some trousers and a shirt.When fully clothed, it turns into a modern human with a beard. The man walksthrough a city environment and eats some food, at which point he loses thebeard and turns into the obese person. He finally sits down on a bench at night,at which point the video ends with his T-shirt saying 'I'm #1 so why try harder'.


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The first novel that the late X wrote as a 24-year-old in 1962,Kaadu Mattu

Kraurya, will finally be out in print. Through all these years it was carefully

preserved by his wife R. Rajeshwari . He had never published it in his

lifetime saying he was still in the process of revising it. says Ms. Rajeshwari

.Inspired y the forests in the Malnad region , The first two chapters of the novel,indicates his awe for the mystery of the forest as well as his social concerns,

which are running themes in many of his later novels.

It was not long ago that the first novel of Y,Preeti Mrityu Bhaya, was printedafter being in hibernation for 50 years. Y, a Jnanpith awardee and regarded as one

of the most important voices of the new movement in Kannada, was

shortlisted this year for one of the premier literary awards . His literary works

deal with psychological aspects.of people in different situations, times and

circumstances .


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Prithiviraj Kapoor, in his only Kannada movie X, portrayed

the role of Dr. Rajkumar's father.

The following video is a clip from the most famous song of

the movie X.


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X is a 1993 American romantic comedy whichheavily drew influence from Y, an undoubtedromantic classic, using both Ys theme song

and clips in critical scenes, especially theending climax and Y being discussed in X andbeing called a chick movie.

Speaking from the business side of it, X

revived Y by introducing it to a youngeraudience which lead to an increase of almost2 million copies ofY being sold in 1993.


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Y is a long running British television series, first broadcast on 4September 1984. It is based on the __________ series of books bythe Reverend Wilbert Awdry and his son Christopher Awdry. Theshow features a single behind the scenes narrator who narratesand provides voices for all the characters. X was the first narrator

ofY, and arguably the one most frequently associated with theshow. X was initially reluctant to take it; he had never read any ofthe books and felt that children would be more interested in'dinosaurs with lasers.' He changed his mind after having read thebooks, even going as far to considering himself "one of the fewchildren who had been deprived of them," and accepted the

role,narrating the first two series. X did not return when the thirdseries ofY began, citing an interest in focusing on his musicalcareer.


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Born in a small-town weavers family, X was the ninth of the tenchildren born to his mother Margaret Ogilvy. Two of the childrendied in infancy. And when X was six his elder brother David, whowas only two days away from his fourteenth birthday, died in anice-skating accident. This devastated his mother

X, a sensitive child, was traumatized by his mothers condition. Ithas been speculated that perhaps this trauma led to hispsychogenic dwarfism and also became the cause of his asexualadulthood. He tried hard to fill Davids place in his mothersattentions. He would even wear Davids clothes and whistle in the

manner he did. He so doted on his mother that he wrote herbiography, Margaret Ogilvy, which critics called a positive act ofindecency.


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The stage presence of which artist is beingdiscussed?


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It is well known that X and (not required)director ofY did not getalong while writing this 1944 script with (notrequired)director claiming that he flaunted his womanizing abilityat the time to torment the sexually-repressed X and that X was agood writer.of books but not screenplays.

It is said that when X got back in 10 days with a screenplay (as he didnot understand or rather chose to ignore the fact that (not required)director) and him were supposed to work together) it was completebullshit. Starting everyday at 9 and ending at 4.30, both never gotalong with even X quitting because while sitting in the office withthe sun shining through,(not required)director had asked him toclose the curtains and had not said "please." X accused (notrequired)director of having as many as three martinis at lunch andalso wrote that furthermore he found it "very disconcerting that (notrequired)director gets two, three, sometimes even four calls fromobviously young girls.

Ultimately, the screenplay was complete and Y was made.


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Up and till then (not required)actress had been playingsweet roles and found it extremely hard to take onsuch an intense and difficult part. Apart from the role,(not required)actress didnt imagine that the song Xwould become such a hit. Having practiced with Y for

16 days, with the last 7 days being continuous andovernight shooting on the last day, X was not even inIndia to witness the frenzy as she had gone to theStates to attend her sisters wedding.

The X song turned the tables for (not required)her.Every producer wanted (not required)her to do a dancenumber in his or her film with Y directing.


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This cartoon was described by writer Peter Hastingsas "a $250,000 inside joke as it was inspired by thepeculiar personalities of two ofHastings colleagues, Fitzgerald and Minton,

respectively. Hastings wondered what would happenif Minton and Fitzgerald tried to take over the worldgiving rise to this one of a kind cartoon show.

The series had many allusions to Orson Welles, as notonly was one of the main characters made to sound

like him, but an episode titled "Battle for the Planet",in which ______inspired by Welles' infamous War ofthe Worlds radio broadcast and the hysteria itprovoked, stages an alien invasion on television.


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Bob's inspiration for X came from a 36 point lead slugof a generic bear that was a standardised figure froma printer's font box, though it has been debated thathe first say it on a blotter acid paper.

X on the album cover by Y are not actually doing whattheyre doing but are instead doing a high step march.Also, what is generally considered as bibs is actuallychest hair.

The psychedelic feeling given by X is considered to bethe next best artwork ofY after the most famous onewhich we generally associate Y with.


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