#Faber drama

[l-scherman]

Faber Drama Editions

[not-poignant]

Daily excerpt from today's writing, chapter 84 of Underline the Black:

‘We’ve had a leak of information, and the local paper, and The Swan River Gazette have both published articles.’ ‘Tell me.’ Faber sighed. ‘Rumours that you’re in a relationship with an omega, after refusing to leave your sick alpha partner, who died from cancer. They’ve made a point of saying that you refusing to leave and let him be with an omega is the reason his cancer accelerated so quickly and he was resistant to treatment.’ ‘He wasn’t-’ Gary forced himself to stop, and then looked over at Efnisien, who’d gone a bit pale. Gary realised he’d spiked his pheromones without thinking. He placed a soothing hand on Efnisien’s shin where it was up on the couch, and then stood and walked into his office. He closed the door behind him. ‘I’ve sent you the articles,’ Faber said. ‘I’m relatively certain – based on the lack of information - that the rumour is from one of our contracted staff who don’t understand the situation, and that the leak isn’t from any of our full-timers, or any of the alphas or omegas on site. But beyond that, the newspapers won’t reveal their sources, as always.’ ‘Damn it,’ Gary said. ‘I know for a fact they have better things to report on.’

[stuff-diary]

Boiling Point

Movies watched in 2024

Boiling Point (2021, UK)

Director: Philip Barantini

Writers: Philip Barantini & James Cummings

Mini-review:

This certainly lives up to its title: the tension slowly builds and builds until all hell breaks loose during the final act. I'm a huge fan of long/single takes, and this movie makes the most of that format. It's amazing how every single second matters in some way or another, regardless of how unimportant or casual it may seem. And of course, pulling off a 90-minute long take means both cast and crew are firing on all cylinders. I can't even begin to imagine how many hours of rehearsals and work went into making Boiling Point, but I hope they know it was absolutely worth it.

[dynamobooks]

Harold Pinter: The Birthday Party (1959)

[esonetwork]

The Diary of River Song Series 8 Review | Earth Station Who

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The Diary of River Song Series 8 Review | Earth Station Who

Delve into the captivating world of Doctor Who with the Earth Station Who Podcast’s review of the Big Finish Audio’s, “The Diary of River Song” series 8! Join us as we journey alongside the enigmatic River Song through time and space in this thrilling audio adventure. Joined this week by Podcaster Julie Filipek, we explore each riveting chapter of River’s escapades along with Rachel and K9, unraveling the mysteries of her captivating character through Time and Space. Whether you’re a devoted Whovian or a casual listener, our review promises to immerse you in the rich storytelling of Professor River Song and the ever-expanding universe of Doctor Who. Tune in now for an unforgettable journey with the Doctor’s most intriguing companion!

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Spencer Sisters There is Something Missing | TV Landscape

I’ve spoken about the new show Spencer Sister in the past. I said I was interested and excited for a female lead detective show that will be humorous. With the cancelation of NCIS Los Angeles I felt the need to bridge that gap. Truthfully my desire to watch the latest season of NCIS Los Angeles is non-existent. I miss Hetty, Nel, and Eric. They were the people that softened the intense action for…

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"JOAN" es un drama de seis partes protagonizado por Sophie Turner inspirado en la historia real de Joan Hannington, la ladrona de joyas más famosa del Reino Unido

29 de septiembre de 2024 en Universal+

Una mujer que oscila entre su próspera y atrevida carrera como ladrona de joyas, mientras intenta recuperar a su hija de los servicios sociales, es arrastrada por el estimulante mundo del crimen.

[blog-oscar-iglesias-casado-23675]

Libro “El libro de las cosas nunca vistas”

Datos técnicos Título original: The Book of Strange New ThingsTítulo en español: El Libro de las cosas nunca vistas[1][2][3]Calificación edad: Recomendada para mayores de 13 añosAutor: Michel Faber[3][5]Editorial: Anagrama[1]País: Reino UnidoGénero: Ciencia ficción, DramaCalificación calidad: 8 (Muy buena) Argumento y comentario “El Libro de las cosas nunca vistas” es una novela que explora…

[ruleof3bobby]

FORCE MAJAURE (2014) Grade: B

One of the best family drama movies that really shows how fragile a tight family could unravel. Surprisingly had some comedic moments. Foreign film that translates like any great comedy or drama should.

[dclblog]

Der Junge dem die Welt gehört (O-Ton)...

...erzählt die wundersame Geschichte des jungen Musikers Basilio, welcher weltentrückt durch ein wie von Zauberhand (in der Realität: wegen des Corona-Lockdowns) menschenentleertes Palermo schlurft, wenn er nicht gerade in einer alten, verlassenen Villa verbale wie körperliche Kämpfe mit seiner in Form eines kleinen französischen Cholerikers manifestierten Muse und Inspiration, bestechend aufrührerisch von Denis Lavant gegeben, führt. Als Basilio auf Karla trifft, eine junge Frau, welche Marc Marons bestechend zutreffenden Satz "The monsters I created to protect the child inside of me are hard to manage" allzu wörtlich genommen zu haben scheint, finden beide erst einander und dann mehr und mehr zu sich selbst.

Das alles klingt gebührend absurd und ist es auch, manchmal an der Grenze zum Prätentiösen. Aber Regisseur Robert Gwisdek (besser bekannt als Käptn Peng) zeigt in seinem Debütfilm ein feines Gespür dafür, wann seine Geschichte um das Ringen der Kunstschaffenden mit sich selbst bodenständigen Humor und putzige Romantik vertragen kann und hat zudem mit Julian Pollina (besser bekannt als Faber) einen Hauptdarsteller an seiner Seite, welcher derart unbekümmert und von der Arthouse-Attitüde der Inszenierung unbeeindruckt drauflosspielt, dass er auch die Momente zu einem reinen Vergnügen werden lässt, in denen Gwisdek in Sachen Groteske in die Vollen geht. Genauso wie Chiara Höflich, welche die meisten ihrer imaginierten Innenlebenfiguren selbst spielt, mit entwaffnender Leichtigkeit von Trauma erzählen darf. Dass Corinna Harfouch auch dann ein Erlebnis ist, wenn sie die meiste Zeit über in einer Ecke sitzt und stickt, muss ich glaube ich nicht extra erwähnen, ich will aber.

Eingefangen ist das Ganze in wunderschönen Film gewordenen Gemälden, die trotz Schwarzweiß durchgehend erstaunlich farbenfroh wirken und in ihrer Bildsprache so virtuos und entschieden daherkommen, dass ich dieser heiter-traurigen Story irgendwann alles abkaufte, was sie mir präsentierte.

Deutschsprachige Filme, die sich wirklich was trauen, sind immer noch seltener, als mir lieb ist. Diejenigen, die es dann auch hinkriegen, nicht nur ambitioniert, sondern versiert zu wirken, sind gar noch seltener. "Der Junge dem die Welt gehört" ist einer dieser Filme. Ich mochte dieses Ding sehr.

D.C.L.

[archivist-dragonfly]

Book 052

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead

Tom Stoppard

Faber and Faber 1967

While this is one of my favorite plays, that isn’t really the reason I keep this book around. I mostly keep it around because I really love the cover design. My photo really doesn’t do the colors justice.

[theaskew]

Djuna Barnes (1892-1982). The Selected Works of Djuna Barnes: Collection of stories, drama and a novel - 'Spillway' (1962), 'The Antiphon' (1958), 'Nightwood' (1936). [Faber & Faber, 1980].

[not-poignant]

Hi! number one faber fan here, that exerpt of 104 you just posted has me ripping my hair out! my boyyyyyy! he said ittttt he admitted it, not willingly, but I can't imagine that was going to happen

Hi anon!

We do have a bit more Faber content coming in the last quarter of the story! Have to get his storyline all set up for Underline the Red, and there's some drama coming his way (there always is lol)

And yeah, him opening up to Efnisien is necessary, but he manages to do it in a way where he also just completely locks up afterwards and like... he allows absolutely no forward growth in the area of his feelings for Caleb or really any of it! Poor Efnisien wants to help him so much, but Faber is a snarly closed book on personal matters!

[lord-emerson]

I must know the answer to 25

[25. Does your OC have any OCs? What are they like?

Oooo... I actually have two answers for this lol. Firstly, in the canon timeline Oswald writes operas to delight to delight The Empress' Court, and only to delight The Empress' Court. Imagine royal settings, big powdered wigs, stories involving drama between nobles of all kinds. Any working class characters that are present fit the stereotype of the "hard-working poor" who pulled themselves up by their bootstraps.

At the same times his plays are considered "progressive and diverse", marking some of the only plays in Court that actually have roles reserved for Rattus Faber actors. His latest playwriting feat is titled The Lost Earring; or Whatever Do Those Rats Get Up To? and one Ms Silvia Salcedo ( @neathyingenue) tore it to absolute shreds in her newspaper.

Secondly, in modern AU he shows up to a DnD session playing a human bard. Naturally, everyone assume Oswald is going to be bringing his usual charming self to the role and before session 1 even begins, there are dragon-fucking jokes galore. Cue the surprise on everybody's faces when he ends up playing a woefully shy poet who's searching the land for inspiration so she can write the perfect poem. A poem that she can finally propose to her lovely girlfriend with. I imagine said girlfriend eventually tells her that there's no need for finding the perfect words, because what they share is already the most perfect thing she can imagine...

Yeah, Oswald's a romantic.]

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Peter Morgan: Patriots (2022)

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Once and Future: The Martian Invasion of Planetoid 50 | Earth Station Who

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In this episode of the Earth Station Who podcast, the hosts engage in an animated discussion about “Once And Future: The Martian Invasion of Planetoid 50,” a Doctor Who audio drama. They share their excitement and enjoyment of the take of the Classic Tale of HG Wells “War of the Wolds” featuring the 10th Doctor, Missy and the Paternoster Gang. The conversation also touches on Doctor Who news, including the delay of season 14, the passing of Michael Jason, and the discontinuation of DVD special shorts. We also discuss the upcoming Pensacon event and talk about our new YouTube Channel and Instagram pages.

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