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I first read about this obscure 70s vampire flick a couple of years back,
one of my numerous reference books on hard-to-find films. Having never
of director Richard Blackburn at the time and being a fan of the more
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Overall this is a beautiful, poetic and hauntingly surreal adult fairy tale, the horror film equivalent of "Little Red Riding Hood" (though with some modifications). Although shot on a very low budget, the film manages to overcome all its budgetary constraints and deliver a final product with more (emotional) impact than a dozen modern horror films combined. The film is genuinely creepy and atmospheric, with an almost Gothic flavour reminiscent of Hammer and Benjamin Clark & Alan Ormsby´s "Children shouldn´t play with dead things". The performances are all excellent, and the make-up & gore effects are surprisingly good, adding to the creepiness of the story. Add to all this a charismatic lead (Lemora, convincingly played by Lesley Gilb) and you have all the characteristics of a cult classic; A unique, mesmerizing film experience full of "primitive" energy, a film where you find yourself drawn into a mysterious world, yet where you can´t really describe why the film appeals to you.
What most viewers have either failed to recognize or not bothered to comment on though, is the fact that there is so much more to this film than meets the eye. Underneath the surface this intelligent & well written little low budget gem is a complex allegory (or parable if you will) concerned with questions of faith, the process of growing up and the duality of man. The whole film is one long symbolic journey, an odyssey, into the darkness of man´s heart; A journey from childhood to adolescence (leaving the childhood illusions and facing the real world), from oppression and self-deception to freedom and self-recognition. The main character leaves her safe, protected & idyllic sanctuary (church/local community), and stumbles into a frightening and nightmarish world of violence, darkness, death and lust. One the way she encounters numerous dangers and temptations (she succumbs to many of them), and she gradually changes from a young, innocent beauty with little knowledge of the world, to a mature woman who has both seen and felt death. Throughout the journey her believes are questioned, and one by one her pietistic fears are taken form her, as she finally recognizes her true nature (from which there is no escape). The characters, as well as the setting, all have a symbolic function and significance; The young, pristine girl (symbolically dressed in white; Innocence), the vile, savage, beast-like creatures out in the woods (man´s uncontrollable primal urges, sexuality, the beast in man), and Lemora (forbidden knowledge, freedom, breaking free of chains, immortality). Yes, Lemora probably symbolizes everything we do not want to face, the darkness deep inside of us.
As for themes, the film is concerned with religious hypocrisy, the breaking of taboos (sexual and others), good vs. evil, light vs. darkness, sin, and most importantly of all, recognizing the darkness within ourselves (an aspect of man that Christianity refuses to accept and for centuries has tried to suppress). The film does not draw any conclusions though, and the ending, which is both ambivalent and a bit confusing, leaves one to ponder. Did it all just happen in the young girl´s mind, and is this a film that criticizes religion as narrow-minded and suppressive or that embraces it? Personally I feel it´s the former, but some of you may disagree.
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Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Andrew, Duke of York; Prince Edward
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Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Andrew, Duke of York; Prince Edward
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print on white card mount, May 1964
11 1/8 in. x 8 1/2 in. (281 mm x 216 mm)
Given by Cecil Beaton, 1968
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- Prince Andrew, Duke of York (1960-), Second son of Queen Elizabeth II. Sitter associated with 35 portraits, Artist of 5 portraits.
- Prince Edward Antony Richard Louis, Earl of Wessex (1964-), Third son of Queen Elizabeth II. Sitter in 26 portraits.
- Queen Elizabeth II (1926-), Queen regnant. Sitter associated with 909 portraits.
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A woman looking to fulfill her late husband's final wish sets out on a transformative cross-country road trip in director Christopher N. Rowley's warmhearted tale of friendship, self-discovery, and the memories that make life worth living even after the ones we love have gone. Arvilla (Jessica Lange)'s husband Joe has recently died during a trip to Borneo, and his ashes have just arrived at her home in Pocatello, ID. Though Joe had previously specified in his will that he would like his ashes scattered by his beloved wife, the well-intending Arvilla soon becomes locked in a heated battle of wills with Francine (Christine Baranski) -- Joe's well-to-do daughter from a previous marriage. Francine is determined to see her father laid to rest next to her mother in Santa Barbara, and she's threatened to sell the house that her father and Arvilla have lived in since marrying to ensure that she gets her way. Now Arvilla has lost Joe's will, leaving no way to confirm either what he wanted done with his remains or what Arvilla is to receive upon her husband's death. Defeated, Arvilla sets her sights on Santa Barbara to surrender the ashes to Francine and attempt to come to terms with the loss of her husband. When Arvilla's sassy best-friend Margene (Kathy Bates) and uptight pal Carol (Joan Allen) agree to join their recently-widowed friend on her journey and offer some much-needed moral support, the trio soon sets out in Arvilla's vintage '66 Pontiac Bonneville for a journey of a lifetime. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi … More
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The aid, which dates from the Great Depression, could end when Congress acts on the next farm bill. The World Trade Organization has ruled it's an illegal subsidy, and legislators are looking for budget items to slash.
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Current SERM users had a 39 percent increased risk, while women taking over-the-counter preparations had an increased risk of 37 percent.
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- Cartoon Characters: Fozzie, Scooter, Yoda, Rowlf, Piggy, Gonzo, Robin, Kermit, Skeeter, Nanny, Animal, R2-D2 (Archive Footage).
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- First Aired on December 26, 1987.
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British Airways is extending the savage airline price war to long-haul routes with a summer offensive that will see ticket prices fall by up to 42 per cent.
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Axel Springer is understood to have sounded out government ministers about whether there would be any official opposition to a German firm owning the Telegraph. By Richard Wachman.
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ITV's powerful City shareholders want the company to ditch Charles Allen and replace him with Greg Dyke, the former BBC director general. By Richard Wachman.
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Co-ops revel in sudden profits upturn
The Co-operative Movement has recorded its biggest profit increase since its pre-decimalisation glory days.
Paper for sale. £650m ono. Contact Lazards
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Vodafone cuts losses and boosts dividend
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Shareholder revolt over Davis's sticky fingers
Sainsbury is facing a shareholder revolt at its annual meeting in July, following disclosures that its chairman and former chief executive has been given 864,000 shares worth £2.4 million, despite a profits warning that shocked the City two months ago.
Man U bows to Irish on player deals
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Brown begins assault on EU farm subsidies
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Per Una makes City curious about George
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The truth behind the claim game
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Singh adds up for India
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The man with BBC written in his DNA
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Quick fix gets short shrift from Labour
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The world wars that time forgot
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Wensley aims for a higher profile
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Lean times for innovation
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When the cherry-picking has to stop
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Margaret Dibben writes your wrongs.
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Figure 3.
Maximum likelihood optimization of larval habitat on the topology from Figure1(pruned to include only one terminal per species) analyzed with Mesquite using the AsymmMk model of character evolution. Only character states that are statistically significantly better than the others are shown along the branches. A solid (one color) node indicates that state is significantly better than all other possible states. Numbers after species names are specimen numbers (Table 1). Lagrange-estimated ancestral charater states are denoted by blue (aquatic) and black (terrestrial) boxes. Only those nodes with a single state estimated to be significantly better than all other states are plotted. The full Lagrange output is shown in Additional file 1: Figure S5.
Chapman et al. BMC Evolutionary Biology 2012 12:175 doi:10.1186/1471-2148-12-175