Title: Sprout Wings and Fly (1984)
Directors/Writers: Les Blank, Cece Conway, Alice Gerrard, and Maureen Gosling.
Cast: Tommy Jarrell, Julie Jarrell Lyons, etc.
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 30 minutes
Languages: English; no subtitles.
Description: 82-year-old Appalachian fiddler Tommy Jarrell keeps that bluegrass coming and the good whiskey flowing, amid a panoply of backwoods characters and a celebration of native folkways.
Companion piece to My Old Fiddle and Julie.
Source: DVDRip. Taken from MusclyBarbarian's torrent @ SC.
File size: 292MB | Resolution: 720 x 480 (DAR*: 4:3 or 1.333)
Video: 1198kbps DivX 29.970fps
Audio: 48kHz 128kbps 2-channel Joint stereo mp3
* The video's SAR is 3:2, but it's been flagged to display at 4:3.
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http://rapidshare.com/files/324966593/blank.sprout.wings.and.fly.1983.avi.001
http://rapidshare.com/files/324968142/blank.sprout.wings.and.fly.1983.avi.002
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Sound and Fury (2000)
Title: Sound and Fury (2000)
Director/Writer: Josh Aronson
Cast: Chris Artinian, Emily Artinian, Heather Artinian, Peter Artinian Jr., Scott Davidson, etc.
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 80 minutes
Languages: English & American Sign Language. (IIRC, many of the participants sign, and are later overdubbed by voice actors.)
Description: An informative and emotionally involving portrait of an important subculture, Sound and Fury allows us a glimpse inside the world of the deaf community, while dealing with a controversial operation that some people in that community are resisting. Cochlear ear implants have allowed many deaf people to hear and learn to speak, but many in the deaf community who are happy with its supportive and nurturing atmosphere see the operation as a threat. The film focuses on the Artinian brothers -- Peter is deaf, Chris is not -- who are faced with the same decision over one of their children. Peter is married to Nita, a deaf woman, and the oldest of their three deaf children, five-year-old Heather, decides she wants the operation. Her parents are torn, wanting to accede to Heather's wishes but afraid of losing her to the land of the hearing. Chris and his hearing wife, Mari, also have three children, but only one-an infant twin-can't hear. They (and Peter and Chris's hearing parents) are all for the operation, and the film charts the progress of the debates among the family and their final decisions on the operation.
A backup of something I posted a while ago.
Source: DVDRip. Pulled from some torrent.
File size: 1.10GB | Resolution: 720 x 480 (3:2 or 1.500)
Video: 1789kbps XviD 29.970fps
Audio: 48kHz 224kbps 2-channel Stereo AC3
Screenshot
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J80ZT8GV
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9B8XN77X
Director/Writer: Josh Aronson
Cast: Chris Artinian, Emily Artinian, Heather Artinian, Peter Artinian Jr., Scott Davidson, etc.
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 80 minutes
Languages: English & American Sign Language. (IIRC, many of the participants sign, and are later overdubbed by voice actors.)
Description: An informative and emotionally involving portrait of an important subculture, Sound and Fury allows us a glimpse inside the world of the deaf community, while dealing with a controversial operation that some people in that community are resisting. Cochlear ear implants have allowed many deaf people to hear and learn to speak, but many in the deaf community who are happy with its supportive and nurturing atmosphere see the operation as a threat. The film focuses on the Artinian brothers -- Peter is deaf, Chris is not -- who are faced with the same decision over one of their children. Peter is married to Nita, a deaf woman, and the oldest of their three deaf children, five-year-old Heather, decides she wants the operation. Her parents are torn, wanting to accede to Heather's wishes but afraid of losing her to the land of the hearing. Chris and his hearing wife, Mari, also have three children, but only one-an infant twin-can't hear. They (and Peter and Chris's hearing parents) are all for the operation, and the film charts the progress of the debates among the family and their final decisions on the operation.
A backup of something I posted a while ago.
Source: DVDRip. Pulled from some torrent.
File size: 1.10GB | Resolution: 720 x 480 (3:2 or 1.500)
Video: 1789kbps XviD 29.970fps
Audio: 48kHz 224kbps 2-channel Stereo AC3
Screenshot
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J80ZT8GV
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9B8XN77X
Labels:
2000s,
documentary,
josh aronson
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