That Was the Decade That Was Part One The Oxford Times

Everybody's doing it. So, for once, why not follow the herd - if only to demonstrate just how distinctive the Oxford Times's coverage of cinema has been for much of the last decade.

A back problem has prevented me from getting to London for press shows since March 2002. Consequently, mainstream Hollywood releases have largely been in the capable hands of the man from the Press Association. However, thanks to a much-appreciated supply of discs from a number of generous arthouse distributors, it has been possible to keep both the film and DVD columns going - in print until this time last year and online as Parky at the Pictures since January.

As will soon become apparent during the course of this three-part survey of the Noughties, there is precious little correlation between each year's box-office hits and the titles selected for my personal Top 10. But how dull it would be if we all liked the same films.

Besides, it has become increasingly obvious as the decade has progressed that nobody takes any notice of critical opinion where blockbusters are concerned, anyway. The studios have pretty much ensured that their pictures are now critic-proof. But, just to be on the safe side, they have corralled the eager denizens of the blogosphere into a fanboy claque that shouts down the voices of experience, taste and reason who dared to lament the fact that the vast majority of Hollywood's output is now being created and consumed by adolescent males who have either yet to grow up or who resolutely refuse to.

Do anyone know anything about Phellipe Haagensen?

i advised of things like, what movies he played in, his b-day and age but i would like to know more.


This web-errand-boy will provide you with the basic details, plus offer several external links where more data about him can be found :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phellipe_Haagensen


Here's an article with an interrogate with him.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1285/is_10_33/ai_109085152/pg_1

2002: City of God (Fernando Meirelles and Katia Lund)

Released: August 30, 2002

a.k.a.: Cidade de Deus

Directors: Fernando Meirelles and Katia Lund; Screenplay: Braulio Mantovani based on the creative “Cidade de Deus” by Paulo Lins; Cinematography: Cesar Charlone; Studios: 02 Filmes, Globo Filmes, StudioCanal, and Manoeuvre Bunch; Producers: Andrea Barata Ribeiro, Mauricio Andrade Ramos, Elisa Tolomelli, and Walter Salles

Tinge: Alexandre Rodrigues (adult Rocket), Luis Otavio (child Rocket), Leando Firmino de Hora (Li’l Zé), Douglas Silva (Li’l Dice), Phellipe Haagensen (matured Benny), Michel de Souza (child Benny), Matheus Nachtergaele (Carrot), Seu Jorge (Knockout Ned), Jonathan Haagensen (Unshorn), Renato de Souza (Goose), Jefechander Suplino...

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That Was the Decade That Was - Part One
Touching the Void; Whale Rider 10) City of God Director Fernando Meirelles Cast Alexandre Rodrigues, Leandro Firmino, Phellipe Haagensen, Douglas Silva

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