*Feb 25 2012: God's Film Review: 'Carlo' English V
Feb 25, 2012 12:54:43 GMT 1
Post by Anne Terri on Feb 25, 2012 12:54:43 GMT 1
Short Film: 'Carlo' 2004
Director: Michaël R. Roskam
Writer: Michaël R. Roskam
Producer: CCCP
Cast: Oliver Bony, Fabrice Boutique and Francois Brice
Languages: French/Dutch Dialect Limburg / Flemish
Director’s Biography: Michaël R. Roskam was born in Belgium in 1972. He is the Director of the Belgium film, 'Bullhead', which has brought him a nomination for best foreign film at the 2012 Academy Awards.
Roskam studied arts in Brussels, at the St. Lukas Academy of Fine Arts. He teaches his knowledge of film making to students at the same academy. He has directed shorter films, which have received awards: “Haun,” “Carlo” and “The One Thing To Do.”
"February 25, 2012 God's Living Bible – The Third Testament – Research Library – God's Living Bible-Book, Film Reviews/ and God's New Revelations - God's Lessons For Living/ Cultural Differences AND Animals / Cruelty to Animals
God's Film Review: 'Carlo' (God Through Anne Terri and Carlo Ferdinando With The Holy Spirit)
1. In the short film 'Carlo', directed and written by Michaël R. Roskam, cattle appear to place judgment upon man.
2. There are many levels to think about.
3. The next section contains a spoiler; I Warn you now, this will be such a document.
4. Cultural differences between cattle and human.
5. Cultural differences between humans themselves.
6. Cultural differences based upon history, languages, and life styles.
7. Self imposed borders.
8. The first scenes in the film are extremely graphic.
9. The main character, Flemish speaking Carlo, works at the beginning of the line in a slaughter house, as the butcher.
10. Imagine, the suffering.
11. Gentle cattle standing in line awaiting their end, uninformed they are about to be killed and strung up to be sent to the next step.
12. After work, Carlo is now back home, where he is confronted with a choice by his Flemish speaking friend.
13. This man plays soccer across one of Belgium's many internal borders, with a French speaking team.
14. He is also an automobile mechanic, who has been injured when a vehicle fell off a jack.
15. He asks Carlo to take his place on the team.
16. New problem; language border.
17. The soccer team is French Speaking, while Carlo speaks only Flemish.
18. He fights his friend's suggestion, but succumbs to pressure.
19. The scene changes and we witness Carlo standing on the side of a Belgium road, waiting for his ride.
20. Two cars are on the way.
21. One containing three members of a French soccer team who are to pick him up along the way.
22. This is a yellow vehicle.
23. The other vehicle is black, and has parked not far from one of the borders between the Flemish and French areas within Belgium.
24. They also are to pick up someone, but not him.
25. Therefore, there are two hitch hikers waiting to be taken to their destiny.
26. What if, in confusion, each man gets in the wrong vehicle?
27. Life's choices.
28. What happens next is exactly this.
29. Carlo gets in the black vehicle, confronted with French speaking criminals, who are on their way to rob a mechanic's shop at gun point, and he can not communicate with them in his language.
30. He realizes his mistake too late when they hand him a hand gun and mask.
31. He breaks away and begins to run, but is finally cornered.
32. The man who was to join with the team of criminals, has gotten in the yellow car of Soccer players, and they never arrive to their game alive.
33. The final judgment is yet to come, but one in the interim, becomes surreal.
34. A shallow grave is dug in the country side, which is dotted with cattle who are peacefully living out their short lives.
35. The cattle are interested and come to watch all this activity of grave digging.
36. The last thing Carlo sees on earth, as he kneels on the ground by the open grave, are the faces of the cattle.
37. Do I Recommend this film?
38. I Uphold the message, brought forward by Director, Michaël R. Roskam
39. And now, I Repeat what I Taught so long ago.
40. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
41. The word 'others', does not apply only to humans.
42. Cultural differences also cross species.
43. AMEN''
''Special Message from God: My Review will also be the languages of Polish, French and Dutch. Carlo is fluent is five languages and understands the need for cultures to come together in Peace.
The Polish Version is for our newest member, Katarzyna.
AMEN''
POLISH
Boża Recenzja filmu: "Carlo" (Bóg przez Anne Terri i Carlo Ferdinando Duchem Świętym)
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Movie Review de Dieu: «Carlo» (Dieu par Anne Terri et Carlo Ferdinando Avec Le Saint-Esprit)
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God's Movie Review: 'Carlo' (God door Anne Terri en Carlo Ferdinando Met De Heilige Geest)
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Director: Michaël R. Roskam
Writer: Michaël R. Roskam
Producer: CCCP
Cast: Oliver Bony, Fabrice Boutique and Francois Brice
Languages: French/Dutch Dialect Limburg / Flemish
Director’s Biography: Michaël R. Roskam was born in Belgium in 1972. He is the Director of the Belgium film, 'Bullhead', which has brought him a nomination for best foreign film at the 2012 Academy Awards.
Roskam studied arts in Brussels, at the St. Lukas Academy of Fine Arts. He teaches his knowledge of film making to students at the same academy. He has directed shorter films, which have received awards: “Haun,” “Carlo” and “The One Thing To Do.”
"February 25, 2012 God's Living Bible – The Third Testament – Research Library – God's Living Bible-Book, Film Reviews/ and God's New Revelations - God's Lessons For Living/ Cultural Differences AND Animals / Cruelty to Animals
God's Film Review: 'Carlo' (God Through Anne Terri and Carlo Ferdinando With The Holy Spirit)
1. In the short film 'Carlo', directed and written by Michaël R. Roskam, cattle appear to place judgment upon man.
2. There are many levels to think about.
3. The next section contains a spoiler; I Warn you now, this will be such a document.
4. Cultural differences between cattle and human.
5. Cultural differences between humans themselves.
6. Cultural differences based upon history, languages, and life styles.
7. Self imposed borders.
8. The first scenes in the film are extremely graphic.
9. The main character, Flemish speaking Carlo, works at the beginning of the line in a slaughter house, as the butcher.
10. Imagine, the suffering.
11. Gentle cattle standing in line awaiting their end, uninformed they are about to be killed and strung up to be sent to the next step.
12. After work, Carlo is now back home, where he is confronted with a choice by his Flemish speaking friend.
13. This man plays soccer across one of Belgium's many internal borders, with a French speaking team.
14. He is also an automobile mechanic, who has been injured when a vehicle fell off a jack.
15. He asks Carlo to take his place on the team.
16. New problem; language border.
17. The soccer team is French Speaking, while Carlo speaks only Flemish.
18. He fights his friend's suggestion, but succumbs to pressure.
19. The scene changes and we witness Carlo standing on the side of a Belgium road, waiting for his ride.
20. Two cars are on the way.
21. One containing three members of a French soccer team who are to pick him up along the way.
22. This is a yellow vehicle.
23. The other vehicle is black, and has parked not far from one of the borders between the Flemish and French areas within Belgium.
24. They also are to pick up someone, but not him.
25. Therefore, there are two hitch hikers waiting to be taken to their destiny.
26. What if, in confusion, each man gets in the wrong vehicle?
27. Life's choices.
28. What happens next is exactly this.
29. Carlo gets in the black vehicle, confronted with French speaking criminals, who are on their way to rob a mechanic's shop at gun point, and he can not communicate with them in his language.
30. He realizes his mistake too late when they hand him a hand gun and mask.
31. He breaks away and begins to run, but is finally cornered.
32. The man who was to join with the team of criminals, has gotten in the yellow car of Soccer players, and they never arrive to their game alive.
33. The final judgment is yet to come, but one in the interim, becomes surreal.
34. A shallow grave is dug in the country side, which is dotted with cattle who are peacefully living out their short lives.
35. The cattle are interested and come to watch all this activity of grave digging.
36. The last thing Carlo sees on earth, as he kneels on the ground by the open grave, are the faces of the cattle.
37. Do I Recommend this film?
38. I Uphold the message, brought forward by Director, Michaël R. Roskam
39. And now, I Repeat what I Taught so long ago.
40. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
41. The word 'others', does not apply only to humans.
42. Cultural differences also cross species.
43. AMEN''
''Special Message from God: My Review will also be the languages of Polish, French and Dutch. Carlo is fluent is five languages and understands the need for cultures to come together in Peace.
The Polish Version is for our newest member, Katarzyna.
AMEN''
POLISH
Boża Recenzja filmu: "Carlo" (Bóg przez Anne Terri i Carlo Ferdinando Duchem Świętym)
glbresearch.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=godsmrev&thread=3992&page=1#4262
FRENCH
Movie Review de Dieu: «Carlo» (Dieu par Anne Terri et Carlo Ferdinando Avec Le Saint-Esprit)
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God's Movie Review: 'Carlo' (God door Anne Terri en Carlo Ferdinando Met De Heilige Geest)
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