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codyw1 wrote:... on the other hand, she always wears that coat!

She says she's trying to become a koala, just like me.

A female koala. Mmmmm.

It is a very cuddleable coat.

ianscripteditor wrote:...cuddleable...

I'm sorry, what was it you said you did for a living again

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cuddleable

OK.
If you're going to stoop so low as to resort to using things like "facts" and "evidence" then I'm just going to continue assuming that I'm right and that all the "facts" and "evidence" you have are mere figments of your bewildered imagination.

Gee I like my reality better than yours.

Heh heh heh.

Alexandra Dahlström skrev manuset till Remixen. Foto: Jonas Lundblad

The ninth edition of the Stockholm Film Festival Junior broke box office records, a 40 percent increase since last year.

This year's theme at the Stockholm Film Festival Junior was "Stop violence against children and young people" and the performances were sold out. 14,000 children and young people filled the cinemas and saw during eight days free movies from around the world. The most popular movies was "Beautiful Bitch" by Martin Theo Krieger, "Game Boys" by Antonio Carlos da Fontura and "Behind the Clouds" by Jorge Quieroga.

Although participation has increased in Remixes, doubling since 2007. Schools had been written by Alexandra Dahlström on the theme of an end to violence against children and young people and 400 students from Stockholm School was then an infinite number of films, which can now be seen on http://www.stockholmfilmfestival.se / remix.

Surprise, surprise, I'm confused.
How/where do I find Remixes?

Ima guessing this is to do with the Junior section competition of the film Festival. Perhaps triddy would know?

So, presumably, violence against adults is okay, then?

(goes out all tooled up)

codyw1 wrote:So, presumably, violence against adults is okay, then?

You betcha.


I think I've sussed it out. I did a search for "remix" on snapsie's link and found pages and pages articles by kids entering the "1 minute film contest". The articles seem to contain a few stills to do with their short films. Here's a translation of what the contest is about.

1 minutes film is a film contest for those who are 6-16 years. Your film has a chance to end up among the ten finalists who get their films seen at Stockholm Film Festival Junior, in April and on television.

The competition goes like this:
The film makes you based on the festival's theme is a greener world. You decide how you want to interpret and dramatize the theme, but you can also choose to make a film about what you want. Animation, feature films or documentaries, all ways are right!

Who will win?
The competition is divided into two age categories, 6-11 years and 12-16 years. In each category are nominated five premium. The competition will be determined at the award ceremony in Stockholm on 24 April and winners will then make his short film was accompanied by a professional film crew from OW!

Arla Ko Prize - Win a camcorder
Last year, instituted the Stockholm Film Festival Junior, together with Arla, the new animation prize, which this year named Arla Ko-price and go for the best animation refund! Amongst all animated 1 minutes film contributions so will select one lucky winner out who may receive a camcorder worth SEK 5,000 in prizes.

Talk to your teacher or make the movie yourself! You may also be a group who make a joint contribution. The film will be about 1 minute long and are stored on mini-DV or DVD. Everyone who submits his film to fill in the registration form available on our website. Deadline to submit your film is 6 April 2010.

1 minutes film is a film contest for those who are 6-16 years. Your film has a chance to end up among the ten finalists who get their films seen at Stockholm Film Festival Junior, in April and on television.

Send film to:
"1 minutes film
Stockholm Film Festival Junior
Box 3136
103 62 Stockholm
Email: 1minutfilm@stockholmfilmfestival.se
Tel: 08-677 50 00

Maybe Alex will be a presenter in April. Hopefully someone will remember their camera.

Let's hope so!

fish wrote:Here's a few from the Dutch soap days, from a site which has just about every half second as a pic.

If anyone's interested in these pics, I stumbled across the page again. Probably something like 6-700 individual pics.
http://vidcaps.web-log.nl/photos/alwxnde/index.html

and this one appeared today too.



Concentrating so hard on being a DJ that she's biting her lip. Cute.

Aww.