#andreas andersen

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Andreas Andersen Hendrik Andersen and John Potter 1894

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She is just a baby 🥺

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psychos that kill together, stay together.

an oc *future* couple.

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A. Duncan Carse (Andreas Duncan Carse, 1876 - 1938)

“Hans Andersen’s Fairy Tales” 1912

[adamwatchesmovies]

The Quake (2018)

I never thought I’d see a sequel to The Wave - one of the best disaster movies I've ever seen. When I heard about The Quake, I shook my head. “How often can one man find himself in the middle of a disaster?” Nevertheless, I gave the film a chance and now, I’ve got to hand it to writers John Kåre Raake and Harald Rosenløw-Eeg. This is a good sequel. It follows the characters’ stories in a believable way. While it isn’t on the same level as the first, fans of the 2015 film should check out this second story.

Following the events of The Wave, Kristian Eikjord (Kristoffer Joner) is hailed a hero by newspapers but remains paralyzed by guilt - he failed to save so many. His marriage to Idun (Ane Dahl Torp) has fallen apart, he and his son Sondre (Jonas Hoff Oftebro) have become estranged. While trying to make amends with his daughter, Julia (Edith Haagenrud-Sande), he looks into some notes an old colleague sent him. They warn of an impending quake that’s sure to hit Oslo.

I should clarify Kristian's now-deceased former colleague sent him the notes knowing - based on his previous exploits - that he would take them seriously and investigate whether the numbers made sense. They do, meaning there is a quake coming… eventually. One of the reasons this film isn’t as good as the first is the pacing. On its own, it’s fine. All of the time spent with the characters allows you to know them and care about their safety when they are in peril. The pressure builds as the numbers are tallied and the scale of the catastrophe is measured. It’ll be beyond anything the country’s ever seen. Problem is, we’ve already kinda seen these scenes in The Wave. Not quite, but kinda. You know the characters, you “get” them. When’s the titular quake going to start?!

The drama featured throughout is genuine and often, heartbreaking. As someone who's seen Kristian at his most heroic, it's hard seeing him broken. Julia isn't so little any more. Story-wise this means she can be a more active character, which ups the stakes. For Kristian, she's the one member of his family he might be able to hold onto. Oslo is much bigger than Geiranger and there’s personal drama among the Eikjord family. We want them to be a family again - maybe this disaster will be just the thing to do it?

Everything you want from an earthquake disaster film is here. The scale may not be as big as something like San Andreas but that’s what makes it better. You believe this scenario. The characters make logical decisions and you can see that they stand a chance. At the same time, the realistic scale makes the danger genuine. Most of the post-quake peril is found in a partially collapsed building - a great setting for one nail-biting sequence after another. It’s so big and nerve-wracking it winds up throwing you off. When the film cuts to Sondre off on his own at the University, I was certain it was to set up a big second calamity… but it really doesn’t. It's more realistic but I might’ve liked a bit of fantasy to get three big scenes, instead of just two.

In this pair of disaster films, The Wave is the main course. The Quake is a nice follow-up; the desert. It’s got all the pieces required to make a great disaster movie. The destruction, the drama, the writing, the tension, the special effects and the performances needed to make it both convincing and engaging. If you see one, check out the other, with the caveat that the first is the better movie. (Original Norwegian with English Subtitles, July 5, 2019)

[cinemedios]

'La Sirenita' | Primer tráiler oficial

Ayer durante la entrega del Oscar, Disney lanzó el tráiler de 'La Sirenita', protagonizada por Halle Bailey, con Melissa McCarthy y Javier Bardem.

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The Royal House of Landova

(L-R front row)

HRH Prince Vincent of Newcrest

HRH Prince Gabriel of Bridgeview

HRH Prince Magnus of Newcrest

HM The King

HM The Queen

HRH Princess Leonore of Newcrest

HRH Prince Andreas of Newcrest

(L-R back row)

HRH The Duchess of Bridgeview

HRH The Duke of Bridgeview

HRH The Crown Princess, Duchess of Newcrest

HRH The Crown Prince, Duke of Newcrest

HRH The Princess Royal

HRH The Duke of Ridgeline

HRH The Duchess of Ridgeline

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Le mois de Novembre fut, un mois, assez léger pour nos membres de l'agence, mais après tout, après une année remplie de beau projet et avec les fêtes de fin d'année, il est normal que nos membres pensent un peu à eux.

Nous allons commencer part le domaine de l'acting, est c'est avec Anjali Kapoor qui a poster plusieurs photos des behind the scenes de son film indien Roohi que vous pouvez retrouver ici, ici, ici, ici, ici ainsi que des screencaps. Et pour finir cette catégorie, c'est au tour de Zoey Nancy Andreas d'avoir posté des photos des behind the scenes de son prochain que vous pouvez retrouver ici et ici.  

Niveau musique cela a été plutôt bien charger, car Xiomara Sanchez a sorti quelques clips ( ici et ici ) ainsi que son album solo Mal de Amores. Puis c'est au tour de Liv Andersen d'avoir sorti un nouveau clip ainsi qu'une nouvelle chanson intitulée  « BAD Bitch  »  Johanna Walter a sortir un nouveau single  « Les Étoiles  » puis c'est à Archibald Toretto de sortir  « You Don't Know Love  ». Zoey Nancy Andreas à sortie elle aussk son album  « Heart of glass  » Plk annonce être sur le projet de Aitch qui a vu le jour le 17 novembre. Anjali Kapoor a elle aussi sortie une nouvelle musique pour le film Roohi et un clip avec son groupe intitulé Cat and Mouse.

Passons à la catégorie mannequin, Zoey Nancy Andreas a réalisé plusieurs shooting photos que vous pouvez retrouver ici, ici, ici et ici puis des shooting photos d'Anjali Kapoor que vous pouvez retrouver ici et ici.

Et pour fini Helio Walker à poster quelque photo du personnage qu'il double dans un jeu vidéo. 

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FEI Dressage European Championship Riesenbeck 2023 - Teamgold für Großbritannien

FEI Dressage European Championships 2023 – Team- Riesenbeck (GER) Podium European Championship Teams   :1. Great Britain, 2. Germany, 3. Denmark at the FEI Dressage European Championship Riesenbeck 2023 f.l.t.r. Klaus Roeser, Frederic Wandres, Isabell Werth, Matthias Alexander Rath, Jessica von Bredow Werndl, Gareth , Hughes, Charlotte Dujardin, Caroline Griffith, Charlotte Fry, Carl Hester,…

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Andreas Martin Andersen

in the morning

Andreas Martin Andersen

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HENRIK ANDERSEN | Chitarra | Chitarrista, polistrumentista e cantante danese è celebre per il suo studio della contaminazione fra i generi musicali: la sua musica è jazz, musica classica, musica classica indiana, rock, blues, folk e funky. Henrik è anche uno dei maggiori esperti al mondo di konnakol (un complesso stile vocale indiano). E’ stato membro del World of Guitar Trio con Roman Miroshnichenko e José Antonio Rodríguez e negli ultimi anni sta riscuotendo un grande successo internazionale: dalla nomination per l'Hollywood Music and Media Award ad un concerto da solista con la Moscow Symphony Orchestra. Presenta ad Inascolto il suo ultimo lavoro discografico The Shape of Sound.

CANDELORO-BAVETTA DUO | Pianoforte e Contrabbasso | Collaboratori di lunga data e punte di diamante della nuova scena jazz italiana, Andrea Candeloro al pianoforte e Carlo Bavetta al contrabbasso sono un esempio di come la tradizione possa rappresentare una risorsa per intraprendere percorsi attuali ed imprevedibili. Spesso chiamati ad affiancare veterani del calibro di Sandro Gibellini e Gianni Cazzola, si presentano ad Inascolto in una nuova veste, quella del duo. Il loro repertorio, formato da standards e brani originali, seppur omaggiando i capisaldi di questa musica, è trattato in maniera assai personale. Nella loro musica il sapore del blues si mischia con un sound tipicamente europeo che risente degli influssi della musica classica del ‘900.

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Queer gaze in art and photography of the past

Konstantin Somov, A Reclining Man, 1936. Somov was gay, and quite openly. Here he painted his lover and muse Boris Snezhkovsky

Paul Cadmus, Jerry, 1931. Cadmus painted Jared French, another artist, while they, as a couple, were travelling around Europe

Alice Austen, Gertrude Dancing, 1899. Alice Austen, a pioneering female photographer, met Gertrude Tate in 1897. They lived together, travelling, throwing tea parties, and riding automobile, until Alice's death in 1952

Wilhelm von Gloeden, Two Men Talking, c. 1895. Von Gloeden was famous for his homoerotic photography and made Italy popular among gay men and lesbians. Although this photo is likely just that, a photo, its meaning is clear

Louise Catherine Breslau, The Toilette, 1898. Breslau lived with Madeleine Zillhardt, fellow artist, for over forty years. She drew her often, like in this tender painting. There's now a street in Paris called Place Louise Catherine Breslau & Madeleine Zillhardt

Andreas Andersen, Hendrik Andersen and John Briggs Potter in Florence, 1894. Andersen depicted his brother Hendrik, a sculptor and the lover of Henry James who caled him his beautiful Henrico. Hendrik met artist John Potter before James, in 1894, through his brother Andreas. The three travelled together in Italy

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I miss you zach hyman I miss you kasperi kapanen I miss you travis dermott I miss you patrick marleau I miss you joe thornton I miss you jack campbell I miss you tyler bozak I miss you andreas johnsson I miss you tyson barrie I miss you matt martin I miss you rasmus sandin I miss you nazem kadri I miss you connor brown I miss you frederik andersen I miss you ilya mikheyev I miss you pierre engvall I miss you garret sparks I miss you mason marchment I miss you frederik gauthier I miss you kasimir kaskisuo

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ANDREAS MARTIN ANDERSEN - PERGOLA

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Interior with Hendrik C. Andersen and John Briggs Potter in Florence - 1894

Andreas Andersen

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📷 Alex Høgh Andersen by Andreas Houmann