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Will.i.am on AI's impact on the TV business and wider creative industries [00:43]; MultiChoice's Nomsa Philiso on the South African broadcaster's desire to foster more international drama partnerships [19:21]; and Three River Fiction's Benjamin McGrath on why BBC/Virgin Media's Dead AND Buried exemplifies increasingly multifaceted TV finance [40:14].

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Le festival de la fiction de La Rochelle propose peu de séries étrangères, mais il y en a, et c'est le cas de Dead and Buried imaginé par Colin Bateman, l'auteur irlandais connu pour sa série littéraire avec Daniel Starkey. Il adapte sa propre pièce de théâtre. Projeté en avant-première française, cette mini-série en quatre épisodes assez sombre plante son décor dans le Derry. Le récit est centré sur Cathy (Annabel Scholey), une femme qui, 20 ans après la mort brutale de son frère, découvre par hasard que l'homme responsable, Michael McAllister (Colin Morgan), mène maintenant une vie apparemment réussie après sa sortie de prison. Cette découverte bouleverse son existence, réactivant un traumatisme profondément enfoui. https://youtu.be/gWBR5C-kINs?si=iGIO75T93PNeaRtB L'histoire commence par une rencontre fortuite dans un supermarché de Derry, où Cathy reconnaît Michael. Cet homme, qu'elle n'a jamais pardonné, est libre, a refait sa vie, et semble prospérer. La rage de Cathy, alimentée par des années de deuil non résolu, la pousse à traquer Michael sur les réseaux sociaux. Utilisant un faux profil, elle commence à le harceler, passant d'actions apparemment anodines, comme envoyer des pizzas à son domicile, à des actes beaucoup plus intrusifs et dangereux, tels que s'introduire chez lui et laisser des objets personnels pour le perturber… On fait face à une affaire de harcèlement qui rappelle un petit peu Mon petit renne sur les bords avec une touche d'humour noir, mais la comparaison s'arrête là. Cathy n'agit pas seule dans cette quête de vengeance ; elle entraîne sa meilleure amie dans ce jeu dangereux, bien que celle-ci tente de la dissuader. Cathy, cependant, est animée par une obsession qui la pousse à brouiller la frontière entre haine et attirance. Ses actions deviennent de plus en plus imprévisibles, et il devient clair que cette quête de vengeance est en train de la consumer. Michael, de son côté, est présenté comme un homme qui a payé sa dette à la société et qui tente de reconstruire sa vie. Il est marié, père de famille, et travaille pour l'entreprise de son beau-père. Mais malgré cette apparente normalité, il est évident que Michael n'a jamais totalement surmonté son passé non plus. La série laisse entendre que lui aussi lutte contre ses propres démons, cherchant à se racheter d'une manière ou d'une autre, bien que cela soit entravé par son mariage difficile et son mécontentement général quant à sa situation actuelle. Le cadre sombre et pluvieux de Derry et Donegal renforce l'atmosphère oppressante de la série. Le décor joue un rôle crucial, reflétant les âmes tourmentées des personnages principaux. Colin Bateman présent à La Rochelle, nous parle un peu de cette adaptation en série et de la dimension psychologique de ce projet. [bs_show url="dead-and-buried"] Malgré ses aspects parfois excessifs, Dead and Buried réussit à captiver le spectateur en explorant des questions morales difficiles. Elle nous plonge dans l'esprit tourmenté de ses personnages, en particulier celui de Cathy, tout en posant des questions cruciales sur le pardon, la justice, et les conséquences d'une vengeance incontrôlée. Pour le moment, il n'y a pas d'acquisition française annoncée, mais on croise les doigts !

Le festival de la fiction de La Rochelle propose peu de séries étrangères, mais il y en a, et c'est le cas de Dead and Buried imaginé par Colin Bateman, l'auteur irlandais connu pour sa série littéraire avec Daniel Starkey. Il adapte sa propre pièce de théâtre. Projeté en avant-première française, cette mini-série en quatre épisodes assez sombre plante son décor dans le Derry. Le récit est centré sur Cathy (Annabel Scholey), une femme qui, 20 ans après la mort brutale de son frère, découvre par hasard que l'homme responsable, Michael McAllister (Colin Morgan), mène maintenant une vie apparemment réussie après sa sortie de prison. Cette découverte bouleverse son existence, réactivant un traumatisme profondément enfoui. https://youtu.be/gWBR5C-kINs?si=iGIO75T93PNeaRtB L'histoire commence par une rencontre fortuite dans un supermarché de Derry, où Cathy reconnaît Michael. Cet homme, qu'elle n'a jamais pardonné, est libre, a refait sa vie, et semble prospérer. La rage de Cathy, alimentée par des années de deuil non résolu, la pousse à traquer Michael sur les réseaux sociaux. Utilisant un faux profil, elle commence à le harceler, passant d'actions apparemment anodines, comme envoyer des pizzas à son domicile, à des actes beaucoup plus intrusifs et dangereux, tels que s'introduire chez lui et laisser des objets personnels pour le perturber… On fait face à une affaire de harcèlement qui rappelle un petit peu Mon petit renne sur les bords avec une touche d'humour noir, mais la comparaison s'arrête là. Cathy n'agit pas seule dans cette quête de vengeance ; elle entraîne sa meilleure amie dans ce jeu dangereux, bien que celle-ci tente de la dissuader. Cathy, cependant, est animée par une obsession qui la pousse à brouiller la frontière entre haine et attirance. Ses actions deviennent de plus en plus imprévisibles, et il devient clair que cette quête de vengeance est en train de la consumer. Michael, de son côté, est présenté comme un homme qui a payé sa dette à la société et qui tente de reconstruire sa vie. Il est marié, père de famille, et travaille pour l'entreprise de son beau-père. Mais malgré cette apparente normalité, il est évident que Michael n'a jamais totalement surmonté son passé non plus. La série laisse entendre que lui aussi lutte contre ses propres démons, cherchant à se racheter d'une manière ou d'une autre, bien que cela soit entravé par son mariage difficile et son mécontentement général quant à sa situation actuelle. Le cadre sombre et pluvieux de Derry et Donegal renforce l'atmosphère oppressante de la série. Le décor joue un rôle crucial, reflétant les âmes tourmentées des personnages principaux. Colin Bateman présent à La Rochelle, nous parle un peu de cette adaptation en série et de la dimension psychologique de ce projet. [bs_show url="dead-and-buried"] Malgré ses aspects parfois excessifs, Dead and Buried réussit à captiver le spectateur en explorant des questions morales difficiles. Elle nous plonge dans l'esprit tourmenté de ses personnages, en particulier celui de Cathy, tout en posant des questions cruciales sur le pardon, la justice, et les conséquences d'une vengeance incontrôlée. Pour le moment, il n'y a pas d'acquisition française annoncée, mais on croise les doigts !

In this episode, the boys had a few scheduling issues that led to them speaking on some more current events, such as this week's new Jam Tracks, the Fury of the Storm X+ FBFC, and some deep GHTunes lore.

The Stats Man and The International Cricket Sensation are back with us, as we go through another great week of footy. The lads begin their talks on the shape of the top eight, who's in, who's on the fringe, and who's no chance. There's banter, there's whinging, it's another week of the content you love! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/josiah-alchin/support

From the Roman Catechism (Catechism of the Council of Trent), Part 1: The Creed

Liberia' President Joe Boakai cuts his salary by 40% in solidarity with his struggling compatriots. How much of a sacrifice is it?   Zimbabwe's homegrown therapy for the elderly has been adopted in the U.S. and elsewhere. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we get to the fulcrum on which all our faith pivots - the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. His cross opens up the way to eternal life. And we must pick up our crosses daily to follow him. Hebrews 2:10-18 fmhouston.com

Ken breaks down how through the crucifixion, Jesus became our high priest. He is the restorer. But he took the lowest form he could when he did it. “If you are going to participate in the life of Jesus, it is impossible to separate from a call of being a family. You cannot do it. There is no taking hold of the grace of God and rejecting your brother and sister.” Hebrews 2:10-18 fmhouston.com

Sunday Evening Service, June 30, 2024

Sunday Evening Service, June 30, 2024

Preacher: John Hudson Music: Leslie Edis & Joanna Justus Today John is taking us through the third topic in our series on The Apostle's Creed - Jesus: Dead And Buried. Though the creed is not scripture, it clearly states beliefs that all Christians hold - the beliefs that are consistent across all churches and denominations. The statements contained in the creed are all substantiated by scripture. This message looks at the third line of The Creed: "He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried." John shows us that Christianity could be easily falsified by simply proving that Jesus did not die. However, history has proven that he did in fact die and was buried. He didn't "sort of die", he 100% died and was buried. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.

Welcome to Out of the Shadows, a series that dives into the world of (mostly) 80s horror movies. Join Chris Chavez and Jim Clark as they explore the best and worst of what made the 80s the golden age of horror. This week, Chris and Jim watch Dead & Buried, a horror film that follows the unsettling events in a seemingly idyllic coastal town, putting a new spin on the reanimated corpse genre.

Hello there, listeners, and welcome back to Horror Hill. As usual, I'm your host and narrator, Erik Peabody, and in tonight's episode, we'll be concluding the story, “Blood, Holes, and Videotape” by Kevin David Anderson. This is the latest story in his “Midnight Men” series, covering the supernatural adventures of good ole boys Earl and Dale. If you haven't yet heard the first part of this tale, I recommend listening to the previous episode of Horror Hill to get all caught up.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. David B. McWilliams - April 21, 2024

Good evening, listeners, and welcome back to Horror Hill. I'm your host, Erik Peabody, and tonight is the beginning of a two-episode special, covering the newest story from Kevin David Anderson in his Midnight Men series. Several of these stories were featured in earlier seasons of this show, and I'm absolutely OOZING with delight now that we have a new one. To watch the podcast on YouTube: http://bit.ly/ChillingEntertainmentYT Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/HorrorHillPodcast If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://bit.ly/HorrorHillPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pastor Aaron Carlson preaches on Matthew 27:55-66Support the show

Rev. Terence Gray takes us deeper into the heart of the Apostles' Creed, exploring the profound truths of Jesus' suffering, crucifixion, and triumphant resurrection. With a personal anecdote about misunderstanding communion, Pastor Terence invites us into a reflection on grace, shame, and redemption. This sermon dismantles the lies of condemnation, highlighting Jesus' role as our mediator who fully embraced humiliation to offer us eternal paradise. Drawing from Luke 23 and 1 Peter 3, it emphasizes Jesus' victory over sin and death, affirming that even in our lowest moments, we can proclaim His victory and hold onto hope.

This is week eight in a multipart series on the Apostles' Creed taught be Lee Eric Fesko at Christ Presbyterian Church. This lecture is from February 25, 2024.

This is week seven in a multipart series on the Apostles' Creed taught be Lee Eric Fesko at Christ Presbyterian Church. This lecture is from February 18, 2024.

The cross of Christ is evidence of the truthfulness of the Gospel and essential to our salvation.

This week on S&A Lindsay is joined by Movies for Life Co-Host Michele Eggen as they go to a small town for a long weekend, where it has amazing scenery, idyllic and a whole bunch of grizzly murder. It's a Double of Gary Sherman's Dead and Buried (1981) & Jim Cummings' The Wolf of Snow Hollow (2020). This is a movie of small town Sheriff's out of their depth, something ugly hiding under the surface, and people who love taxidermy. Listen to Schlock & Awe on your favourite Podcast App

PUBLIC VERSION. Legendary actor and horror icon Robert Englund (A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, V: THE FINAL BATTLE, STRANGER THINGS, HATCHET, BEHIND THE MASK: THE RISE OF LESLIE VERNON) joins Adam, Joe, and Arwen for a wonderful conversation about his 50 year journey through Hollywood and his lifelong love affair with cinema. From the importance of film festivals and why every filmmaker needs to experience seeing their work with an audience whenever possible… to why he thinks Montreal is the best city to visit in the summer… to shooting by international candlelight… to why he adores Lance Henriksen… to how he considers taking on new projects and how he's held on to his love of acting for half a century… to why he believes a director's ability to command a room with their unabashed passion is the very key to securing a production's budget… to why the modern deluge of streaming content is giving today's audiences “entertainment fatigue”… to what he felt went wrong behind the scenes of his directorial effort 976-EVIL… to his process behind becoming “Victor Creel” and his season stealing performance in Netflix's monster hit STRANGER THINGS… to the emotional experience of seeing the new documentary HOLLYWOOD DREAMS AND NIGHTMARES: THE ROBERT ENGLUND STORY (now on Screambox and available for digital rental/purchase) for the very first time at the Sitges International Film festival in Spain… to deeply personal stories about how Robert has been one of Adam's cinematic angels in his journey as a filmmaker… this is an extremely candid conversation with Robert Englund that you simply won't hear anywhere else.  You can hear all of Robert's greatest hits and “Freddy” stories in the awesome new documentary, in his 2009 autobiography HOLLYWOOD MONSTER, and in the phenomenally comprehensive NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET documentary NEVER SLEEP AGAIN… but this truly special fly on the wall conversation between three filmmakers (who are still just movie fans themselves) is something you can only get from THE MOVIE CRYPT.

Wedding bells are in the air and the boys are getting married to a definitely-not-creepy funeral home director in the definitely-not-creepy town of Newbury! As we write our wedding vows, we discuss blood tests before marriage, air boobs, a new t-shirt idea, church pat-downs for hidden sins, Dan's coming of age moment, and accidental David Lynch-isms! Oh yeah, also, this movie has zombies in it! Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF0syKM-P2oIMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099373/Leave us a 30 second voicemail and if we like it we'll play it on the show: (949) 4-STABBY (949-478-2229)Like a book club but for dissecting obscure thriller, exploitation, and horror movies. Next movie announced every Wednesday. New episodes every Monday. Follow us on the things:Linktree: https://www.linktr.ee/stabbystabbyInstagram:  @stabbypod  https://www.instagram.com/stabbypod/Letterboxd:   https://boxd.it/dp1ACGet the shirt: https://www.big-other.com/shop/p/stabby-stabby-podcast-tee

With a missing co-host, GDM Christopher has a friend fill in for GDM Jay. The guys talk about the recent campaign they were in, Waterdeep: Fiendish Summer.

So when people try to frame Assange's persecution as a matter of public perception and fighting foreign narratives about the US, they are incorrect. The issue is not that Assange's persecution makes the US look bad, the issue is that it proves the US is bad. Reading by Tim Foley.

Luke 23:44-56 View this week’s sermon outline

The 2023 Grammys Award ceremony celebrated artists and songs featuring transgenderism, Satanism, and profanity. But the Grammys have turned into an irrelevant side show. Among 77 of the top selling albums of all time, only 1 comes from the last 20 years. . .--and that was 12 years ago.--Popular music and the popular icons that go with it is done. It's over for-the pop culture phenomenon of the last-60 years. The world passes away with its lusts thereof, but he who does the will of God abides forever. What is the source of this destructive force on culture, and why is every major institution behind the destructive agenda-- But how do we rebuild a culture out of the ruins, or do we resort to the metaphoric islands of culture and freedom----This program includes---1. The World View in 5 Minutes with Adam McManus -Smithsonian Museum told pro-life students to leave- In State of Union, Biden championed more baby-billing and perversion- Christian Danes object to scrapping of Great Prayer Day---2. Generations with Kevin Swanson

The 2023 Grammys Award ceremony celebrated artists and songs featuring transgenderism, Satanism, and profanity. But the Grammys have turned into an irrelevant side show. Among 77 of the top-selling albums of all time, only 1 comes from the last 20 years . . . and that was 12 years ago. Popular music and the popular icons that go with it is done. It's over for the pop-culture phenomenon of the last 60 years. The world passes away with its lusts thereof, but he who does the will of God abides forever. What is the source of this destructive force on culture, and why is every major institution behind the destructive agenda-- But how do we rebuild a culture out of the ruins, or do we resort to the metaphoric islands of culture and freedom--

In this episode we continue our study of Article IV of the Apostles Creed focusing on the death and burial of Christ. Additionally we read two articles from The Summa Theologica addressing the "whether it was fitting that Christ should die?" (ST IIIa, Q. 50, A. 1) and "Was it fitting for Christ to be buried?" (ST IIIa. Q. 51 A. 1)

In this episode we begin our study of Article 4 of the Apostles Creed "Suffered under Pontius Pilate, Was Crucified, Dead, and Buried." We discuss the mention of the Pontius Pilate who reigned in the province of Judea around 26AD-36AD. We also discuss why it was so fitting for Christ to die on a cross reading the Summa Theologica Tertia Pars Q. 46 A. 4

WARNING: FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY. UNDER 17 REQUIRES ADULT SUPERVISION.This week is a listener's pick from Bob Evans! "Dead and Buried" (1981) is a weird one taking place in a weird costal town with a FABULOUS mortician and a young Robert Englund! We do hope you enjoy! Remember to leave a review on Apple Podcasts and you can pick a movie for us to review!

We're almost done. Two to go for this trash show. The writers pretended the plot was over at the end of the last episode, so we're treated to a lame recap where they try to lampshade their poor storytelling. A bunch of stuff happens off screen, and we're told, not shown, a bunch of random stuff to move the plot along. The evil Sheriff is revealed to be more evil, and the secret rapist becomes rather obvious. People got paid to write this…

In this episode, the hosts recap season 1 episode 9 of “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin” ‘Dead and Buried.' The post Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin Season 1 Episode 9 Recap, ‘Dead and Buried' appeared first on PostShowRecaps.com.