#spring awakening in cinemas

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BIG SPRING AWAKENING NEWS!!!

If you live in the UK, a live filmed version of the Almeida Theatre’s ‘Spring Awakening’ will be playing in select cinemas across the UK in November!! (Cinemas TBA)

Once I find out which cinemas are playing it, I’ll add it to this post! UK friends, go see it and tell me all about it! Super excited!

Edit: Sign up to be notified about tickets below!

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春の目ざめ (Haru no mezame) [Mikio Naruse, 1947]

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With Coachella 2023 wrapping up, let’s revisit the 2007 direct-to-video gore-fest CoacHELLa.

The film opens when a group of bitter old Palm Springs goth Satanists, angry about the growing crowds of shallow LA hipsters who swarm the region each year, set up a stand at a Coachella party to give away free samples of organic home-brewed small batch alcoholic kombucha. The fashionable young partiers arriving for the festival can’t resist the free drinks, but the potent liquid contains a dark secret: It’s brewed with an ancient potion cursed with dark Satanic magic that unleashes a horrific revenge on Coachella’s beautiful people, turning them into hideous carnal demonic creatures who know only madness and bloodlust.

As more blood is spilled, the curse spreads, from pool parties to dance tents to the vast open desert fields, where the cursed blood awakens massive ancient demons from beneath the sand. The festival becomes literal hell on earth as thousands of zombified hipsters consume each other in mindless rage, and the uncursed trying to escape are torn limb-from-limb by elder gods hungry for souls. In the end, the military bombs the entire Coachella site before the curse can spread to the general population. In the film’s final scene, the goth Satanists return to survey the charred grounds, scattered with human bones and flowers from Coachella girl flower crowns. The crowds are gone, the parties are over, the land is deadly quiet, and no one is likely to ever return: Just how the goths wanted it.

CoacHELLa marked a surprise return to writing/directing for legendary “splattercore” auteur Ron Sharleton, who had mostly disappeared professionally after the Cannibal Quarterback 2 disaster. Unable to get a deal with a major studio, Sharleton made CoacHELLa on a direct-to-video budget. The film was panned by critics as “a disastrous attempt to bring trashy shock cinema from a different era to more refined 21st century audiences” and “dripping with the resentment of an old man angry that the world was moving on without him.” But fans of camp horror were delighted, and the film has since gained a cult following.

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Here’s the list of U.K. cinemas showing the pro-shot of the Almeida Spring Awakening: https://almeida.co.uk/whats-on/spring-awakening-cinema/

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first lines meme!

The delightful @omokers tagged me, so I'm going to oblige with as many lines from my published works as I can. I put the first set in chronological order for the sake of ease.

And the Stars Will Sing - book 1 of The Meaning Wars. This short, friendly novella tells the story of a young wormhole engineer's first foray into deep space, clashes with her coworkers - and the escalating danger that descends on the ship.

Dear Sarah, So, I find myself preparing for my first job, and I should be excited, but I'm really just dithering. I hope you don't mind if I ramble at you.

2. The Stolen: Two Short Stories - book 2 of The Meaning Wars; this features a collection of short stories (though the old edition had only two) set through different periods of the Human Conglomerate, including one from before it all went wrong. The opening comes from "The Fields," the first story in the (now multi-story) collection.

It was a dry spring - that was one of my last memories before the reformatory. As I recall it now, it plays like one of the old films from the beginning of Earth cinema. Dry yellow-green fields, dusty roads whirring past.

3. The Meaning Wars - book 3 of the same series; this is a soft reboot that picks up a little while after book 2's ending. Crystal and Sarah finally catch up after a few years apart!

Crystal wiped her mouth and straightened. Space-sick again. It was one of the things she hated about small craft like these.

4. Poe's Outlaws - book 4 of The Meaning Wars, and the beach episode book.

As he leaned against Paulo's side, trying to get a good hold on his arms, Toby's face was turning red. Paulo twisted away, writhing with more agility than she expected from such a large man.

5. A Jade's Trick - book 5 of The Meaning Wars, the last one in the series; this sees Sarah, Crystal, Toby, Paulo, and Patience bring the fight against the Human Conglomerate back to the Solar System.

"We have a problem," said Paulo grimly, leaning against the ladder-side wall up to his loft bed. His glowing irises stood out sharply from his ceramic white sclera, but there was nothing unnatural about the scowl he was giving all of them.

6. The Underlighters - book 1 of the Nightmare Cycle, is told through journal entries written by Janelle, a scrappy young electrician living in Underlighter City - a bastion of civilization after the fall of the mysterious Dust killed much of humanity and forced the survivors deep underground. Janelle is starting to see things, and if that wasn't bad enough, her relationship with her girlfriend is on the rocks. And then the children start going missing...

The conversation went like this. "You seem tired, kiddo. And...uh, what happened to your shirt?" "Uh...I killed a dragon on my way home from work."

7. After the Garden - book 1 of the Memory Bearers Saga. Set in the same world as The Underlighters, though quite a bit later, this features the adventures of Ember - a young woman who's erased her own memory and left her secretive home village to search for the truth of her mysterious memories. Fortunately, she runs into some people like her along the way. Unfortunately, she also runs into a vicious cult that hunts those same people - Memory Bearers, individuals gifted (or cursed) with fragmented recollections of people from The Time Before the world broke.

The girl paused on the hill, shading her eyes from the sun. It had been a long journey, and she was getting tired of it - especially with the sun blazing down. Too exposed.

8. Bad Things That Happen to Girls - this standalone novella is a dive into literary fiction, featuring the disintegration of a family, fairy tale themes, and a queer awakening.

The day my sister fell in love was a gorgeous, sunny Tuesday afternoon in March. We were sitting on the roof of the shed behind our house when she told me about what had happened in school that day.

I'm not sure if there's a theme, but I'm tagging @pinkchaosart @dyrewrites @ventela1 @the-chiefster @jpohlmanwriting @the-chaotic-writer @careful-fear @thechaoscryptid and @palebdot anyway!

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List 5 things that make you happy, then put this in the askbox for the last 10 people who reblogged something from you. learn to know your mutuals and followers.(ू•‧̫•ू⑅)♡

Thank you for the ask!

1 watching a movie at the cinema

I prefer watching movies at the cinema in contrast to streaming at home for the way that there is nothing to distract me and I can focus on the movie and if it is that kind of movie loose myself in it. That's an experience I won’t get at home

2 A walk in the park on a sunny spring day when you can watch how the nature awakens

3 A slice of black forest cake

4 A long hot bubble bath

5 The smell of books and the general feel of holding one in your hand while reading

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Marlee Matlin: Un’Eccellenza nel Cinema e una Voce per la Sordità

Marlee Beth Matlin, nata il 24 agosto 1965 a Morton Grove, è una delle attrici più celebri della comunità sorda. La sua carriera ha segnato la storia di Hollywood grazie al suo impegno e alla determinazione con cui ha abbattuto le barriere legate alla sordità nel mondo dello spettacolo. Da sempre impegnata nella promozione della consapevolezza sulla sordità, Marlee Matlin è un esempio straordinario di talento e resilienza.

Marlee Matlin è sorda dall’infanzia: una malformazione genetica alla coclea l’ha resa sorda totale dall’orecchio destro e all’80% da quello sinistro quando aveva solo 18 mesi. Sin da giovane ha abbracciato questa realtà, diventando un membro attivo della National Association of the Deaf, organizzazione americana che rappresenta e sostiene le persone sorde. La sua passione per la recitazione e la sua voglia di sfidare le aspettative hanno dato vita a una carriera straordinaria che ha contribuito a sensibilizzare il pubblico sulle sfide e le potenzialità della sordità.

Il debutto di Marlee Matlin nel film “Figli di un dio minore” ha cambiato il panorama del cinema per sempre. Con la sua interpretazione, ha ottenuto l’Oscar come miglior attrice, diventando non solo la prima attrice sorda a ricevere questo premio, ma anche la più giovane, a soli 21 anni. Questo successo ha fatto di lei un’icona per la comunità sorda e un esempio di come la sordità non rappresenti un limite per chi ha talento e determinazione.

Nel corso della sua carriera, Matlin ha lavorato in numerosi progetti cinematografici e televisivi, ampliando la sua notorietà e continuando a rompere le barriere legate alla sordità. Ha recitato in serie TV di successo come “The West Wing”, “The Practice”, “The L Word” e “Switched at Birth”, portando la sua esperienza e il suo talento a un vasto pubblico. Le sue apparizioni in TV le hanno inoltre fruttato quattro candidature agli Emmy Awards e due ai Golden Globe, una dimostrazione dell’apprezzamento per la sua abilità di attrice. Attraverso questi ruoli, ha messo in luce le sfide che molte persone sorde affrontano ogni giorno, contribuendo alla consapevolezza collettiva sulla sordità.

Oltre a essere un’attrice di successo, Marlee Matlin è anche un’attivista per i diritti delle persone con sordità. Grazie alla sua visibilità, ha sostenuto numerose cause e organizzazioni benefiche e ha utilizzato il suo lavoro come mezzo per promuovere l’inclusione e la comprensione della sordità. La sua partecipazione alla celebrazione del Super Bowl è uno degli esempi più memorabili del suo impegno. Matlin ha infatti interpretato l’inno nazionale per la comunità sorda per tre edizioni del Super Bowl, rendendo l’evento accessibile anche ai non udenti e dimostrando come la sordità non sia un ostacolo per la partecipazione alla vita pubblica.

Nel 2009, Marlee Matlin ha ricevuto una stella sulla Hollywood Walk of Fame, un riconoscimento al suo contributo significativo all’industria dell’intrattenimento e al suo impegno costante per la sensibilizzazione sulla sordità. Nel 2015 ha anche partecipato al musical “Spring Awakening”, in cui ha dimostrato ancora una volta la sua abilità di attrice e la sua passione per il teatro, coinvolgendo nel progetto interpreti sordi e udenti per promuovere l’inclusione.

Marlee Matlin non si limita a essere un simbolo per la comunità sorda, ma è anche una madre e una moglie. Nel 1993 ha sposato Kevin Grandalski, un poliziotto, e insieme hanno quattro figli. Nonostante le sfide che la sordità comporta, Matlin è riuscita a costruire una vita familiare solida e soddisfacente, un altro esempio della sua resilienza e determinazione. La sua relazione con William Hurt, suo co-protagonista in “Figli di un dio minore,” ha attirato l’attenzione dei media, ma la sua stabilità familiare dimostra che la sordità non influisce sulla sua capacità di vivere una vita piena e appagante.

La sua influenza va oltre il cinema e la TV: Matlin è un’autrice di successo, con diversi libri al suo attivo. Tra i suoi lavori più noti ci sono “Deaf Child Crossing” e “I’ll Scream Later”, nei quali racconta la sua esperienza come donna sorda in un mondo spesso ostile alle differenze. Queste opere non solo offrono uno sguardo intimo sulla sua vita, ma forniscono anche un contributo importante alla letteratura sulla sordità, mettendo in evidenza il modo in cui le persone sorde affrontano sfide uniche e superano ostacoli sociali e culturali.

Infine, Marlee Matlin ha anche fondato Solo One Productions con il suo interprete ASL, Jack Jason, una casa di produzione dedicata a progetti che sensibilizzano sulla sordità. La loro collaborazione ha portato alla realizzazione di una serie TV, “Life and Deaf”, che esplora l’amicizia tra un’attrice sorda e un interprete della lingua dei segni americana. Questo progetto rappresenta un ulteriore passo verso l’inclusione e la comprensione della sordità, una tematica che Matlin ha sempre portato avanti con passione e dedizione.

In conclusione, Marlee Matlin è molto più di un’attrice premiata: è una pioniera per i diritti della comunità sorda, un’attivista, una scrittrice e una madre. Il suo impegno per la sordità è una fonte di ispirazione per milioni di persone in tutto il mondo, dimostrando che con talento, determinazione e passione si può superare qualsiasi limite.

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Magic of Turkish Festivals: A Journey Through Culture and Tradition

Turkey, a nation where East meets West, boasts a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions. This vibrant blend is beautifully reflected in its numerous festivals, each offering a unique window into the country's soul. From religious holidays steeped in spiritual significance to lively folk celebrations and modern cultural events, Turkey's festivals promise an unforgettable experience for every visitor.

Embracing Religious Traditions: Kurban Bayramı and Şeker Bayramı

Turkish Islamic holidays hold immense importance for the nation's predominantly Muslim population. Kurban Bayramı, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, commemorates Prophet Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son Ishmael. Celebrated after the Hajj pilgrimage, it's a time for families to gather, share special meals, and donate meat to the less fortunate. Şeker Bayramı, or the Sugar Feast, marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting. Characterized by exchanging sweets and visiting loved ones, it's a joyous occasion overflowing with sweet treats and vibrant decorations.

Celebrating National Pride: Cumhuriyet Bayramı

Every year on October 29th, Turkey erupts in a fervor of national pride as the country commemorates Cumhuriyet Bayramı, or Republic Day. This momentous occasion marks the anniversary of the foundation of the Republic of Turkey in 1923. Grand parades, vibrant street decorations, and heart-stirring performances pay homage to the nation's rich history and the legacy of its founding father, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

Welcoming Spring: Hıdırellez

As winter loosens its grip and spring awakens the land, Turkey comes alive with the joyous festivities of Hıdırellez. Celebrated on May 6th, this ancient festival marks the meeting of Prophet Hızır (Khizar) and Elias (Elijah). It's a time for welcoming new beginnings, fertility, and abundance. People tie colorful wishes onto trees, prepare special foods, and participate in lively gatherings, all while basking in the beauty of the blossoming spring.

A Whirling Dervish Ceremony: A Spiritual Experience

Beyond the festivities, Turkish festivals also offer a glimpse into the country's profound spiritual traditions. The Mevlana Whirling Dervishes Ceremony, held in Konya, is a mesmerizing spectacle. This ritualistic dance by Sufi dervishes embodies their journey towards spiritual perfection through love and devotion. The twirling white robes and rhythmic music create a truly captivating atmosphere.

A Celebration of Cinema: The International Istanbul Film Festival

Turkey's cultural scene flourishes not just with traditional events but also with modern extravaganzas. The International Istanbul Film Festival is a premier event that attracts international acclaim. Held annually, it showcases a diverse selection of films from around the world, providing a platform for cultural exchange and artistic appreciation.

Discover Turkey with Istanbul holiday packages from Dubai and Turkey tours from Dubai. These expertly curated packages offer the perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation, ensuring an unforgettable experience in this captivating country. Whether you're seeking to explore ancient ruins, immerse yourself in vibrant bazaars, or savor delicious Turkish cuisine, Turkey holiday packages from Dubai have something to offer everyone.

These are just a few of the many festivals that paint Turkey's cultural landscape in vibrant hues. Each celebration offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the country's rich heritage, traditions, and spirit. So, pack your bags, embrace the festive atmosphere, and embark on an unforgettable journey through the magic of Turkish festivals.

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Thursday Thrill: 6 Unmissable Summer Fest Frenzy!

In July's embrace, the world awakens to a kaleidoscope of life's wonders. Music festivals weave their melodies, while tantalizing gastronomic delights tempt our taste buds. Cultural fiestas bloom, revealing the rich tapestry of humanity. Let's dance to July's tune and paint eternal memories on life's canvas. Embrace the magic, for this month promises a symphony of experiences like no other. Made Festival 28 - 30 July The highly anticipated annual Birmingham sell-out Urban dance music festival gets under-way this weekend.  After notching up impressive success story’s Made festival lovers are in for a treat across this two-day music mash up. Its where festival expectations are catered for on every level. With a choice of music genres that includes a roller-coaster of heart pumping House, Drum & Bass, Bass Music, Hip Hop, Disco, Garage and much more Each year the festival organisers go all out, bigger is better.  Showcasing impressive stage productions and a world-class line-up which is the talk of the Midlands.  In Its 9th year, Made has built a fierce reputation becoming a highlight during the festival season. Attendees can look forward to 11 music stages all hosting one of the momentous stellar 2023 line-ups of over 100 DJs & live artists and headline acts including Eva Lazarus, Flowdan, Girl Grind UK, Girls Don't Sync, Shy FX, Alex Bowen, Dan Schofield, Lewis Carroll, BKLAVA, Gentlemens Club, Holy Goof, Tom Shorterz, Dj Mini, HP3, Nathan Pinder, Reeshy, Born On The Road, Rage Twins Crew and many more. Featuring special guests like Sean Paul at Luna Springs on Sunday.  Furthermore, the festival also features art displays and the some of the best Birmingham’s Street food offerings to tickle your taste buds. Taking place in the Digbeth Triangle, Made will surely go down as one of the unforgettable summer festival to be at in 2023 More Info> made-festival.co.uk Y Not Festival 29 - 31 July Y Not Festival is an independent UK music festival with a lineup of rock, indie, and alternative music. There's also a dance tent for evening entertainment. Promoters work tirelessly to create an exceptional atmosphere with a high bar for back-to-back entertainment. The lineup includes Kasabian, The Wombats, Bombay Bicycle Club, Royal Blood, KT Tunstall, Kate Nash, James, Paul Weller, Beabadoobee, Everything Everything, and more. Located in the beautiful Peak District, Derbyshire, this award-winning festival is a hit-list event. Enjoy comedy shows at Flamingo Jacks and movies at the Night Hawk Cinema. Families have their share of fun with dedicated camping and various activities for the little festival-goers. Plan your weekend or go with the flow, either way, Y Not Festival promises to create the best festival memories. Tickets & More Info> ynotfestival.com Camp Bestival 27 – 30 July Winner of the UK Best Family Festival, Camp Bestival is a must-attend event for all the family who love music, food, and fun in the outdoors. This four-day festival is held annually at Lulworth Castle in Dorset, and it never disappoints. With a diverse line-up of musicians and performers, there is something for everyone at Camp Bestival.This festival has live music for everyone, with incredible performances from various artists, headline acts, and DJ sets by Grace Jones, The Kooks, Craig David Presents TS5, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, and many others. It's a diverse lineup that will cater to all music lovers' tastes! Its festivals that cover all the basis for having the best experience and with the essentials including an array of fabulous food stalls. From gourmet burgers to vegan options, there is no shortage of delicious food to enjoy. You can also take part in cooking workshops and learn how to create your own culinary masterpieces.In addition to the music and food, there are plenty of activities for all ages. Kids can enjoy the Kids' Garden, where they can take part in arts and crafts, storytelling, and games. Adults can take part in yoga classes, talks, and workshops.Overall, Camp Bestival is a fantastic festival which goes all out on creating a family atmosphere which offers something for everyone. Not forgetting its annual festival theme that encourages festival-goers to get their best dressed attire on. This year’s theme is 'Animal Snap' Whether you are a music lover, a foodie, or just up for a fun weekend away, this festival is not to be missed. Tickets & More Info> campbestival.net Kendal Calling 27 - 30 July Each summer Kendal Calling curates a diverse line up that span across the genres, taking in rock, indie and dance music.  Growing each year in its idyllic surroundings of Hackthorpe Cumbria.  The festival has extended to a four-day musical extravaganza which draws in a 25,000-capacity crowd all eager to get dancing in a field of dreams seeing their favourite music artists & DJs right up close and across its various stages and instillation productions. This year's festival brings an exciting lineup of DJs and music artists, offering festival-goers a diverse range of musical delights. The talented performers include A.Skillz, Annie Mac, Example, Black Honey, Blossoms, DJ Jools, Krafty Kuts, Frank Turner, DJ Yoda, Deja Vega, Happy Mondays, Jaguar Skills, Mike Skinner, Natalie Imbruglia, We Are Scientists, Kasabian, KT Tunstall, Kaiser Chiefs, Nile Rodgers, Reverend And The Makers, and Scouting For Girls. We hope for sunny weather, but it's always good to be prepared with your wellies, wet wipes, and mackintoshes. Let's make it an unforgettable weekend filled with incredible music and great experiences! Tickets & More Info> kendalcalling.co.uk Hospitality In The Harbour 29 July Hospitality In The Harbour, one of Bristol's electrifying festivals, returns after a sold-out event last year. The high-energy festival promises non-stop music at its finest, with a stellar lineup of DJs and performers. This year's festival features an incredible lineup, including Wilkinson, A.M.C, DJ Marky, The Ragga Twins, Flava D, and more. Get ready for an unforgettable experience as elite DJs play the best D'n'B and Jungle music at the beautiful Lloyds Amphitheatre on a perfect Saturday daytime party. In addition to exceptional music, the festival offers captivating art installations, interactive workshops, and various fun activities to enjoy. Fuel yourself with a wide selection of food and drinks available on-site during this celebration of music and creativity. D'n'B fans, don't miss this unmissable dance music event! Be a part of the amazing festival experience. Tickets & More Info> hospitalitydnb.com Womad 27 – 31 July Womad festival is happening this weekend, and it's a place where people can let loose and enjoy music, arts, and culture. The festival keeps getting better each year, with a fantastic lineup of artists from all over the world. From African drums to Indian classical music, Womad offers a variety of mesmerizing sounds for everyone. The colorful parade is a highlight, showcasing traditional costumes and dances from different cultures. Beyond music and dance, Womad offers workshops and talks on culture, sustainability, and this year, a focus on environmental issues and climate change. Experts and activists will be there to make a positive impact on the planet. Get ready for an unforgettable festival experience! Whether you love music, culture, or just want to have fun, this festival has something for everyone. Don't miss out on this celebration of diversity and creativity! The festival lineup includes top acts like Femi Kuti & The Positive Force, Bombay Bicycle, Kate Rusby, Mariza, Horace Andy with Dub Asante Band, The Comet Is Coming, Dakh Daughters, Dele Sosimi Afrobeat Orchestra, Isaac Birituro and The Rail Abandon, Israel Fernández, Kathryn Joseph, and King Pleasure & The Biscuit Boys. It's going to be an incredible mix of music and performances! Tickets & More Info> womad.co.uk Read the full article

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Rules: Shuffle your 'on repeat’ playlist and post the first ten tracks, then tag ten people🎶

Just pretend I was tagged by @justanothersquidblog (hahahahaha)

Don't Do Sadness/Blue Wind from Spring Awakening

Rhinestone Eyes by Gorillaz

Don't Wake Me Up by The Hush Sound

Brutal by Olivia Rodrigo

Take Me Out by Franz Ferdinand

Human by Rag'n'Bone Man

Feel Good Inc. by Gorillaz (again)

Celebrity Skin by Hole

Undercover Martyn by Two Door Cinema Club

Ya Soshla S Uma by t.A.T.u.

I don't have that many mutuals on Tumblr, so hearby I summon thy, @i-love-you-i-swear.

Rules: shuffle your ‘on repeat’ playlist and post the first ten tracks, then tag ten people 🎶

Tagged by @the-frankenman-writes - thanks for the shoutout! <333

Shuffled my master-playlist of songs which have at any point been in heavy rotation in my Offline, downloaded Spotify playlist I spin on an everyday basis.

Assault & Batteries - Ice Nine Kills

Fixated on Devastation - Dying Fetus

The Pit - Cvlt Ov the Svn

Guitar Gangsters & Cadillac Blood - Volbeat

Gott Mit Uns - Sabaton

Birds of Prey - Fit For An Autopsy

Spirit of the Forest - Korpiklaani

Burn - Papa Roach

DEAD SILENT - Sl!ck

Heavy Lies the Crown - King 810

I SUMMON: @neet0 @belladdonna @vohalika @rotten-hearts-sharp-teeth @nuclearforest @dont-touch-my-balls @salrai @hellogreyeyedathena @the-better-parts-of-space

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Spring Awakens (1947)

dir. Mikio Naruse

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Cancioncita de primavera

春の目ざめ (Haru no mezame) [Mikio Naruse, 1947]

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Haru no mezame (Naruse Mikio, 1947)

[the-academic-actress]

Breaking theatre news (as of today, September 20th): https://www.whatsonstage.com/news/almeidas-spring-awakening-to-be-shown-in-uk-cinemas_1528447/

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