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Chick flicks. Brokeback Mountain. Bollywood. Superhero movies. Sophie's Choice. Sandra Bullock. Avant-garde musicals... If this sort of stuff is your cup of tea, then this isn't the book for you. Blokey film enthusiast Dave Franklin instead concentrates on the politically incorrect delights of Coffy, Magnum Force and Boogie Nights while paying tribute to the likes of Christopher Walken, Paul Schrader, 70's disaster movies and Brian De Palma. There's even some tongue-in-cheek appreciation of the God-like Steven Seagal. So settle back, forget about identity politics and the prevailing lefty narrative, and immerse yourself in a book that values celluloid entertainment above all else. Or as Rob Reiner says at the start of the immortal Spinal Tap: "Enough of my yakking. Let's boogie."

This is the ninth reference book in a series on British films, dealing with more than thirty motion pictures that were maide in Britain or produced by British studios and companies between the years 2010 and 2019, The book includes all films in date order, complete cast listings, numerous photographs, directorial credits, running times, and a succinct story synopsis for each motion picture.

This is a reference book on the 1974 TV series Father Brown starring Kenneth More. All 13 episodes are included, along with complete cast listings, numerous photographs, a story synopsis for each episode, directorial credits, and original air dates. Also included are the 1934 film Father Brown, Detective and the 1954 film Father Brown (a.k.a. The Detective).

This is the eighth book in a series of reference books dealing with more than 30 motion pictures which were made by British studios or companies. This book covers the years 2000-2009. It provides complete cast litings for each film, numerous photographs, running times, directorial credits, and a story synopsis for each film.

This book is the first of its kind to bring basic notions of contemporary physics to bear on African cine-scapes.

This is a reference book on the TV series Hannay, starring Robert Powell, which ran for 13 episodes 1988-89. The book includes all episodes in date order, complete cast lists, numerous photographs, directorial credits, and a story synopsis for each episode. It also includes four film versions of The 39 Steps, which introduced the Richard Hannay character.

The amateur radio today is seen as the access-point into the telecommunications world. It has an international coverage and can even be used in the space but you need an fcc license to operate!The technician license exam is a basic requirement needed as an amateur operator, though you can upgrade. In the technician license exam, you will be given 35 questions drawn from a question pool of over 400 questions. Contents of the question pool are in the public domain. Many people are of the opinion that rote memorization is probably not the best strategy for passing the exam, even if you have a technical background. This is a preview of what you will learn:Every possible question and every answerCorrect answers clearly indicatedAll technical topics explained in clear, plain languageCovers questions that will be used until july 1, 2026Effective study habitsAnd lots more!There is a detailed table of contents and internal hyperlinks which allow the student to quickly navigate back and forth between questions in the pool and the associated background material.All technical discussions are presented in plain language to allow an individual with minimal technical background to easily understand and use the concepts.

This is a reference book on 13 short films released in England from 1962-67. The book includes complete cast listings, original dates of production, directorial credits, running times, numerous photographs (including cast pictures) and a story synopsis for each film.

A mashup of emojis and movie trivia that keeps film buffs, trivia geeks, and everyone who emojis guessing.<BR><BR>Featuring 100 movie titles or plotlines, each described through a series of emojis that must be deciphered, Movie Emoji tests readers' movie and emoji IQ. Thinking Face and Hands in the Air!<BR><BR>In Movie Emojis, Frying Pan with Egg with a Diamond Ring become a beloved film about a tiara-wearing free spirit set in New York City while Shushing Face and two Sheep can only be the one that pits an FBI agent and a psychopath against a serial killer. From classics to blockbusters, indie gems to fan-favorites, easy to challenging--guessing the titles behind the emojis is pure Face with Tears of Joy. <BR><BR>Movie Emojis brings together the universal languages of emojis and movies to perfectly break Grimacing Face moments at parties, enliven Zzz car rides, and test anyone's movie and emoji Brain.

A topical reference of how some of your favorite professionals in the film industry enhanced their career choice and insured their future.THIRD EDITION: READY FOR YOUR CLOSE UP? AFRICAN AMERICANS AND INTERNATIONALS IN CINEMA WHO ARE COLLEGE GRADUATES by G. Shields offers a core account of collegiate backgrounds of recognized and influential professionals in the film industry. Film aficionados will appreciate the select listing of awards, stage, film, and television resume for those profiled, who act, direct, write and produce for the cinematic screen. Chapters include profiles of professional actors, actresses, athletes who transitioned to film, early pioneers, independent filmmakers, directors, producers, screenplay writers, and a wide spectrum of international contributions.Aspirants in pursuit of a film career will be apprised of how armed with advanced education while trying to proceed can make the difference between working in non-related employment, to increased career options with better-earning potential and sense of well-being, until sustained career breakthrough.