Story of My Life

3) Triump of the Nerds 4) Jerry Maguire 5) Big Night 6) WallStreet 7) Boiler Room 8) Barbarians at the Gate 9) The Secret of My Succe$s 10) Pirates of Silicon Valley http://www.youngentrepreneur.com/blog/review/ nspiration can be found anywhere and everywhere. Even on the big screen. Being a motion picture fanatic, I like to watch movies not only for entertainment value, but I really enjoy ones that have a powerful message behind it. At the beginning of my journey as

NT Education Workpack All My Sons The play Arthur Miller 2 Background to All My Sons 3 Synopsis 4 Design 4 Themes 5 The play: characters 6 Practical Exercises 8 For Discussion 8 Other related materials 9 All My Sons by Arthur Miller This production opened at the National’s Cottesloe Theatre on 6 July 2000 Director Howard Davies Designer William Dudley Lighting Designer Mark Henderson Music Dominic Muldowney Sound Designer Paul Groothuis NT Education Royal National Theatre South

Where did you get the idea for RUN LOLA RUN? I always come at things from a visual standpoint. There's an image in my head that I want to bring to life, to build a story around it and make a film out of it. With RUN LOLA RUN, it was a woman running, the side-on medium shot of a woman running. I think the idea of making a dynamic film is a basic desire among filmmakers. That's why we like to watch action films, because film can transport speed. Film has to do with dynamics, with explosiveness. A

wants to be a millionaire?”, the eighteen-years-old and slum kid Jamal Malik (Dev Patel) is arrested under suspicion of cheating. When the policeman asks him how he got all this knowledge on so many different subjects, Jamal reveals that every question is related to a special memory of his past. Through a series of flashbacks the spectator is then the witness of Jamal’s hard life in Mumbai’s shantytown with his older brother Salim (Madhur Mittal). We learn about his childhood, about how he lost

The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde R.L. STEVENSON 1886 Published in 1886, R.L Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is, along with Frankenstein and Dracula, one of the best-known stories of 19th-century British fiction. It is often remembered, by those who have read it or seen one of the numerous filmic adaptations of the novella, as the sensational dramatization of the conflict between good and evil within man. As you know, the names of the ‘two’ protagonists are also

smiling. John was speechless. He murmured. « Oh my God! Homer? Is it real? Is it you? » « Hi, Dad! » answered Homer hesitating. « I’m so happy to see you again after all these years! » John took his son in his arms. « Me too! I have missed you! It’s good to come back to home since all this time! » John exclaimed; pulling Homer to a chair. « Come on, sit down! I want you to tell me what you have been doing during these years. » « It’s a long story. Tell me first how are Mum, Jim and you. Then

young British woman Mary Shelley,published in 1818.The novel is considered to be one of the earliest examples of science-fiction. It is also a warning against the expansion of modern man in the industrial revolution, alluded to in the novel's subtitle The Modern Prometheus. When Mary Shelley's work came out, the general public was introduced to the idea of man creating another man,scientifically without the use of reproduction. The disasters that followed, in the novel, demonstrated the horrid fact

Like Jim Burden, her narrator,in My Antonia, Willa Cather was moved from a childhood home in Virginia to a house near Red Cloud, Nebraska. She says in an interview in 1913, »I would not know how much a child’s life is bound up in the woods and hills and meadows around it,if I had not been jerked away from all these and thrown out into a country as bare as a piece of sheet iron. » Jim,looking out of the wagon on his first journey cannot pray because of the emptiness : »There was nothing but land :

Chip of reading: King’s Ransom 1. Generality A. The book * Title : King’s Ransom * Author : Ed Mc Bain (also known as Hunter Evan) * Language : English * Date : 1959 * The number of pages : 87 * Editor : Oxford-University Press Bookworms Author * Name : Mc Bain (also known as Hunter) * Surname : Ed (also known as Evan) * Birthday : in 1926 * Bibliography: Evan Hunter (who is also known as Ed Mc Bain) was born in New-York in 1926- July 6th, 2005

SHORT STORY PROJECT The Raffle, V.S. Naipaul PLOT Beginning -Who? It's the story of a scholar called Vidiadhar Naipaul. Unlike the other boys, he never gets beaten, humiliated or punished by his teacher, the cross Mr Hinds. In class, Mr Hinds calls him by his first name, contrarily to the other pupils. The boys of his class don't like him much and tend to neglect him (“At cricket I wasn't allowed to bowl or keep wicket and I always went in at number eleven”, page 9). The scholars