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מיוחדת ונהדרת - שרה מכל הלב ומכישרון הענק שלה!!!❤❤❤

Why dont more people make the connection with Freuds obsession with sex and the fact he was shootin cocaine

That song towards the end definitely made me pray to every god to make it stop

This is great! In so many ways. What a treasure ive discovered in the algorithm! I really hope the people who made it are still alive and well

WE ARE BACK

James wilby so Beautiful 😍

Where did this air? What’s the name of this production?

Huh - my dreams tend to be little dramas with an emotional overtone that reflects the day I've just been through, or else the feeling that I should properly feel given what's likely to happen tomorrow - though once in a boring stretch I had a Neverland dream offering fantastic adventures - as if my mind was trying to cheer me up -

and 19:56

and 18:44

Also around 9-55

Beautiful reading - but the subtitles fuck up around the 7 mark. Please fix - as this was absolutely lovely.

Thanks for uploading this.

Thank you 🙏🏻

What a titanic woman of stupendous rhetorical power, and expertly wielded intellectual grasp, and burning love and flames of empathy. Inspiring and storming outrage at the disgusting miseries of rural idiocy and crushing patriarchal-capitalist social and economic relations. Brilliant woman! Love

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Anthony Quayle.

There is ZERO evidence for evolution. So tell the children they where created by God, the God of Abraham Issac and Jacob. The living God, the father of Jesus Christ. Who reveals himself in the Holy Bible.

c'est honteux de traiter les personnes du 3eme age de cette façon

Gli hanno ucciso la gallina

amazing

A black man in a ditch with a white woman. That ain't going to end well back in those days.

Home Counties accent don't really matter does it?..a great rendition..Dorothy and Coleridge probably just close friends..we will never know for sure..been reading Coleridges' account of descent of Broad Stand Scafell.. He's got balls the size of Skiddaw...

" . . . captures Gunemanz's misreading of every situation." ???

I love when he puts his powerful black hand on her beautiful porcelain white skin so hot and sexy!!!

Göttlich!!!

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Cymru am byth....I come from an Anglo immigrant working class family that so much mirrors what takes place in this movie. All 5 of us kids were successful mostly due to our hard working parents and grandparents. I miss them all.

Thank you very much, beautiful.

Fuck yeah ❤

Love how they squabble over the meaning of "wallah" at the beginning. 😁James Cameron and Ismail Merchant made 44 films together. I think Madhur Jaffrey steals the show in "Shakespeare Wallah", brilliant acting.

My both pertal grate grandfather's where coal miners like them. Even after being traumatised from the grate war.

Magnificent.

He cut the high C in the aria , but it so beautiful

Una película sin grandes pretensiones, sin efectos especiales, sin gran dinámica, pero tremendamente humana, real, profunda en su estilo. Casi se puede oler el carbón pegado a las ropas y al cuerpo de los cansados mineros y la escena de la catástrofe... mejor no sigo.

Consolatrix afflictorum, ora pro nobis.

Well narrarted. When a woman says it there is a vague feeling that we've done something wrong. But you don't always nag. Sometimes a bloke can be right.

Though I like this series, it glosses over the political landscape of post-Reformation Europe during the time of the Galileo controversy. Note that the Jesuits purpose at the time of the order's creation was a reunification of the Church, and that Reformers, like Luther and Melancthon, were biblical literalists, who vehemently opposed Copernicanism. The Jesuits played a central role in Galileo's condemnation because their interests laid elsewhere, finding common ground with Protestants to help move toward reunification, viewed as a greater purpose than supporting an unproven theory at the time. Rejecting Galileo would have been seen as a small price to pay in the interests of unifying fractured Europe.

Though I like this series, it completely ignores the critical role that medieval Franciscans played in the development of Western science, who also would have been familiar with the Book of Nature, presented here as an invention of Galileo's, in error. Medieval Franciscans played a significant role in the development of Western science. Their contributions can be seen in several key areas: Education: The Franciscans established schools and universities across Europe, including the University of Paris, where scholars like Roger Bacon (inventor of the scientific method)studied. These institutions provided a platform for the study of natural philosophy, mathematics, and other sciences. Encouragement of Inquiry: The Franciscans encouraged inquiry and learning, even in areas that were not traditionally within the purview of theology. This openness to new ideas fostered an intellectual environment conducive to scientific discovery. Contributions to Natural Philosophy: Roger Bacon, a Franciscan friar, made significant contributions to the study of optics, mathematics, and the scientific method. His work laid the foundation for the development of experimental science. Observational Astronomy: Several Franciscan scholars made important contributions to observational astronomy. For example, William of Ockham and Jean Buridan developed theories that challenged the Aristotelian view of the universe, way before Galileo, and laid the groundwork for the Copernican revolution. Botany and Medicine: Franciscan friars were also involved in the study of botany and medicine. They established botanical gardens and wrote treatises on medicinal plants, which contributed to the development of pharmacology. Overall, the Franciscans played a crucial role in the development of Western science by fostering an environment of intellectual inquiry, supporting education, and making significant contributions to various scientific disciplines. Their legacy continues to influence scientific thought to this day.

Though I like this series, it does need a rebuff or two. In Dame Francis Yates great work, The Art of Memory, Giordano Bruno was not executed for his belief in heliocentrism. A bit more complicated. He was in the position of a teacher and was thrown out of every Protestant country he went to spreading his own doctrines. Astrology and Magic: Bruno was also interested in astrology and magic, which were considered forbidden arts by the Church. Heretical Beliefs: Though he was a Dominican, he rejected the doctrine of the Trinity, the divinity of Christ, and the authority of the Church. He also believed in an infinite universe with many worlds, which contradicted the Church's teachings on the nature of the cosmos. Pantheism: Bruno was also a pantheist, which means he believed that God is identical to the universe itself. This was considered a heretical belief by the Church, which taught that God is distinct from the created world. Rejection of Transubstantiation: Bruno rejected the Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation, which holds that during the Eucharist, the bread and wine become the actual body and blood of Christ. Instead, he believed that the Eucharist was symbolic. Denial of the Virgin Birth: Bruno also denied the virgin birth of Jesus, another central tenet of Catholicism. Writings: Bruno's writings, particularly his philosophical and theological works, were considered dangerous and heretical by the Church. He was accused of promoting ideas that were contrary to Catholic doctrine and of spreading heresy. Refusal to Recant: Bruno was given several opportunities to recant his beliefs and retract his writings, but he refused to do so. This led to his eventual trial and conviction for heresy. His refusal to recant these beliefs and retract his writings ultimately led to his execution by the Roman Inquisition. Science folk still think he was a martyr to science.

There are many fine conductors of Wagner, (Kna, Levine, Solti, etc.) but I think, hands down, my fave is Barenboim. He really "gets" Wagner consitantly.

sehr schön aber nicht so warm als von Monserat Caballe

Ahh how much this county has changed 😭

I think this song is actually "Arglwydd arwain trwy'r anialwch" As no version of cwm Rhondda I could find had those lyrics

Delightful!

Beautiful! It strikes me that this passage is in part Shakespeare letting the actor know how to play Falstaff.

Wonderful performance, such control with emotion.

“More wine”Quayle is a good actor but way too stiff and humourless for this character.

A true delight. I have Dorothy’s journals but my eyes not great as is my age. I always thought I would re read them at leisure when had time but alas my eyes no longer strong. often thought she was even more poetic than her brother, taking down notes for him to remember. This is wonderful. Thank you.

recomendo o filme e o luvro