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Is anyone else appalled by "Worst Cooks in America?"
As an amateur home chef who is also a teacher, I am completely disgusted by this show.
The hosts of this program know nothing about education, but they have mastered the art of humiliation.
While educators such as Julia Child (and Alton Brown and Rachael Ray) successfully demystify cooking and inspire home cooks to believe in themselves, these chefs seem more concerned with belittling their students.
It is truly sad that the Food Network believes this program is more worthy than the far more inspirational "Chef Jeff Project." That show was the exact opposite of "Worst Cooks." It taught people who had little self-confidence to believe in themselves in cooks and as human beings.
Obviously, these hosts have not seen the "Chef Jeff Project." If you haven't seen the program, you should try to track it down. It is an antidote to this dehumanized, toxic mess called "Worst Cooks in America."
Its the worst show I have ever seen on the Food Network, and thats saying something considering what the programming has been like in the last few years.
interesting to see the disparate opinions:
personally i find it unwatchable. i tried twice, but everything about this show makes me cringe. the contestants are clueless, some of them are scared of their own shadows so trusting them with sharp knives and flames in a stressful environment is an accident waiting to happen, and Anne Burrell's demeanor just rubs me the wrong way. and the woman who breaks down weeping all the time is just more than i can tolerate. it's absurd. she acts as though the fate of the free world rests on her learning how to cook, and you'd think this show was her only option in the entire universe. take a freaking cooking class!
i've already wasted 2 hours of my life on this train wreck. that's more than enough for me. the Cablevision customers who were upset about losing access to the channel can rest assured that they're really not missing anything.
re: goodhealthgourmet
I watched this for the first time (and last!) time last night. Really NOT a good show - but then again, no surprise, considering who's putting it out.
Why aren't they REALLY teaching them the basics? They get less-than-cursory knife skills training, and then have to use them in a teppanyaki challenge? I guess ratings wouldn't be as good without the challenges and humiliation.
Seriously amazing that the people who go on this show are that clueless, or would want to humiliate themselves just to be on TV. Why not go to a local culinary class or two and really learn?
TFN really dug deep into the bottom of the barrel for this one. Oy.
re: goodhealthgourmet
Thanks for your opinion, ghg, I was wondering. I can't handle cluelessness.
No FN for me these days; as a Cablevision customer, I actually don't miss it.
"take a freaking cooking class!" I scream this at the TV frequently.
I watched tonight and decided that's it. I agree with much of what you say. Apart from belittling the students in the name of competition, the challenges don't appear to match up with the ambitions of the cooks (most of whom seem to be genuinely more interested in learning to cook for the sake of learning to cook than they are in competition. For example, they had training on knife skills, ok, I can see that, but then they are asked to use their skills in teppanyaki cooking (on a teppanyaki grill at a restaurant). So, what home chef is ever going to need to know, much less WANT to know, how do that?
This show is a big train wreck. IMO it's rather obvious that Food Network took the confrontational aspects of shows like "Chopped" and multiplied the angst.
I think the level of cookery expected from the contestants is ridiculous. They're being told to make complex dishes that many middle class people have never encountered or eaten, using techniques and ingredients that 95% of the amateur cooks in the US have no idea about. It would be much more meaningful if the boot camp progressed through some basics, such as making a reduction sauce by deglazing. Instead it's this showy nouvelle cuisine stuff.
Of course, a sensible approach wouldn't get ratings and it would take too long. You have to make people break down and cry on camera and you need to eject someone after each round.
The show that is closest to this I've seen lately is "Hoarders" on A&E. It makes me squirm the same way because you just don't see a happy ending. If I were a contestant who made it to the end I would feel like crap for all of the friends that I saw get booted.
Guess we'll see if this concept has legs.
re: donw9876
In defense of Hoarders (I'm a recent fan) many of the episodes really do appear to reach some helpful semi-resolution. A few are notable for the amazing psychological growth and accomplishment of the participants, in fact (I'm thinking in particular of the young man with the alcoholic father, who cleaned their entire house and really, really gained some deep personal perception, in the process).
Additionally, the intent of the Hoarder shows truly seems to be HELPFUL. Some of the more frequent helpers are getting snippy, though (the man who is in charge of the dumpster detail, for instance, is running out of patience) but many of the mental health professionals seem really compassionate.
That's all. Now, to return to our regularly scheduled programming... <g>
re: donw9876
Yikes! Haven't seen "Worst Cooks" and probably won't now..."Hoarders" was just completely disturbing!
re: donw9876
what does middle class got to do with anything?
Humiliation is what TV is all about these days, my friend. Not only do people by the millions tune in to watch others be humiliated, they also line up around the block for the opportunity to be humiliated themselves.
After reading these posts I thought episode 2 would be awful in terms of the humiliation, but I didn't really think it was as bad as what I've seen on other shows.
I have to agree that it's not going to do squat in terms of giving the contestants any usable skills. If you're starting at level 0 and given challenges that would be challenging for a level 4-5, of course you're not going to do well.
I think what frustrates me the most is that these people just want to learn to be decent home cooks. Why do Anne and Beau insist on using ingredients and techniques the average home cook would never need to know? Who is going to be cooking on a hibachi while making his spouse/kids dinner or using duck? They should be starting with the typical ingredients a home cook would use and then build from there, not throwing them into ducks and mussels right off the bat.
re: queencru
"Why do Anne and Beau insist on using ingredients and techniques the average home cook would never need to know? '
because the show has an identity crisis. the ultimate "goal" for the chefs and the show is to train two of these people to pull off a restaurant-quality meal for the final face-off...but it sounds to me as though the goal for the contestants themselves is simply to learn basic cooking skills. the two don't mesh.
re: queencru
I think what frustrates me the most is that these people just want to learn to be decent home cooks.
I think what frustrates me is that they don't seem entirely interested in learning to cook, so much as they are really quite interested in being on television.
re: mattwarner
I think some of them want to learn to cook, but clearly some are interested in "winning" or at least just want to good/not look bad. Very different motivation.
But then if all they wanted to do was learn to cook, they wouldn't have put themselves on a TV show. sigh.
How do non-cooking people -- or anyone -- find the audition notices about stuff like this or Chef Academy? Do they go out and look for it? Do other people suggest it for them? Do you suppose they do it because it is free (no tution) or because they want their 15 minutes of fame like the guy with the balloon or the couple who crashed the WH soiree? I'm trying to not be cynical here.
re: chicgail
it's a tv competition. what would be wrong with going with the motivation of being on tv or winning the prize? why would that be somehow less "pure" a motivation than learning to cook?
re: thew
I don't think it's BAD or WRONG being on a TV competition. And I wasn't putting a value judgment on their motivation.
I was responding to the previous poster who said he was frustrated that "they don't seem entirely interested in learning to cook as much as they are really quite interested in being on television."
And then I found myself speculating about who goes on shows like that that, why they do it and how they even find out about them.
My world is a little different in that if I wanted to learn to cook the first place I would look would not be to find some TV reality show so maybe they didn't really want to cook all that much. The other side of it was that maybe they could learn something and it wouldn't cost them the fee or tuition of taking a class.
And it may be that people don't even really know what they are signing up for. A colleague of mine applied to be on an Apprentice-type show, (and nearly made it) only to find out after the fact that the show was actually designed to openly humiliate the contestants for a laugh. She was glad she wasn't on it.
re: chicgail
Of course they know. I used to work on a show about clutter, and people manufactured cluttered rooms, just to get on the show. We'd go on a scout, and they'd be scattering stuff around the living room--even though they didn't really live like that. Hoarders shows the houses our show wasn't willing to do.
For some people, being on a TV show, no matter how silly or inconsequential, is fun. Or at least noteworthy. If you don't live in a big media center, it's exciting and cool. If you live in NYC or LA, chances are you probably know someone in entertainment, and thus, it's no big deal. Like in Atlanta--you probably know someone who works for CNN, but in Billings MT, not so much.
Casting notices are all over Craigslist, so it's easy to find out about the shows. There are casting agencies, but for most shows like this, people just answer an ad.
Like this one for a new Gordon Ramsey show. http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/...
re: chicgail
I figure they go onto channels of interest and just search for casting calls. If you're just looking for your 15 minutes, I imagine you just sign up for anything and everything for which you could possibly qualify. That said, Worst Cooks is only a 10-day competition, so it's probably less likely to attract quite as many fame seekers as we saw on the 6-8-week Chef Academy.
I don't think everyone who goes on reality show is really looking for a career in acting. When I taught in Japan, one of my coworkers was on the first season of what became a very popular Road Rules-like reality show. Aside from that experience, he seemed like a perfectly normal, down-to-earth teacher who was enthusiastic about his job. I wish I'd asked him how he found out about it or why he decided to apply.
re: chicgail
Guess what? There's a whole industry that has cropped up for finding these auditions - just Google "reality show auditions" and you'll come up with dozens of sites, including:
It's actually quite frightening how many of them there are.
re: LindaWhit
It's true. One of my sibs, who knows I love to cook, sent me a link to the original casting of "The Taste". I was asked to audition at the NY audition. I made the first cut, then the second cut and made it to the last 100 finalists. After I saw that first episode of "The Taste" I was jumping up and down for joy that I hadn't made the cut to the actual show. Since then, I've been bombarded with many casting emails that I just delete.
re: jarona
You and me both Jarona, you and me both.
re: TrishUntrapped
Trish---right?????? Right????? Talk about trainwrecks of shows...........:)
re: jarona
Although I didn't make it as far as you in the auditioning process, Jarona, I was sad not to have made it. Then I saw the show and had that "Wow, I dodged a bullet" moment.
I think for people like you and me we see these shows as away to showcase cooking. But in reality, that's not the point at all. It's all about personality casting:
A good guy (or woman), a villain/egoist, a pretty young neophyte way out of his/her league, a whiner, and a "character" who dresses oddly or speaks with an accent - someone to make the butt of jokes.
After this thread was initially posted in 2010, I watched a little of the next season of Worst Cooks, then I was done with it. Like other reality show, I saw a bunch of personalities desperate to get their 15 minutes on TV. No interest.
BTW, I now host a Food Chat radio webcast for my newspaper, so I get to discuss real food topics with real people. Very satisfying.
re: mattwarner
"I think what frustrates me is that they don't seem entirely interested in learning to cook, so much as they are really quite interested in being on television."
Ding. Ding. Ding!!! You win the prize Mattwarner! I remember watching this horrific show the first season--and one of the "worst" cooks was this "quirky" woman with glasses and looked very nerdy..well, it turned out she has been on a few "reality" shows and I believe she had a little class at the Learning Annex--I'm not sure though.
While I do realize that there are many "bad" cooks out there, it mostly has to do with laziness and just a general dislike for cooking. These people auditioned for this show and just wanna be on tv so if they are suffering humiliation--they secretly crave it!
I was kind of disturbed when I saw this show last week. After it, I thought to myself…."wow, are there really people out there like that?" After all, for many years I knew nothing about cooking or food. Yet, I was never as bad as any of those people, even at the height of my culinary ignorance, nor had I ever witnessed anyone that bad. I suppose there really could be folks out there like this.
Then it hit me. This is just another reality/competition show, that's tied to money and potential fame. It's just on the opposite spectrum of the Chef Jeff Project. I think of the balloon boy Dad and his burning desire to get a reality show. So much so that he risks his wife's deportation, jail, and public humiliation. If we think he's the only one like that, we need to think again.
As I looked at some of those dishes, I wondered how many of those original 24 contestants didn't just throw some nasty dish together on purpose because 1) The show is called "Worst Cooks" so maybe even if they didn't know that first night's premise; they decided to be the worst cook, or 2) If they knew the premise (and they did soon enough) being the worst was the way to avoid the mass elimination in that first round. So, the strategy may have been to be the worst, which wasn't hard for most of them, then try to be the best.
So really, this is one of these contestants big chance at fame. Aside from the $25K, which is nothing to sneeze at, if the eventual winner of this thing has any charm or likeability, and comes off well on TV, it's their ticket to potential more spots on air with FN. This show is what they are referring to a cooking "boot camp." Anyone in the service knows there is a launch from boot camp to a next level. It's usually school/education. There could be a logical next level here, if the winner is likeable and FN survey's show people are drawn to one of these people.
I saw Ann and Guy together on his show this weekend too. What a natural to throw the winner of this thing with Melissa D'Arabian or Big Daddy to take them to the next level.
So, I agree with most that – these two host's main goal is to humiliate and not teach, that FN's ultimate goals for this competition seem to be at odds with the basic premise of the show, and the contestants goals, and that the foods/ingredients & techniques they are trying to cook are too complicated if they are this inexperienced.
As to the contestants- I too think some are genuinely sincere about learning. Others I see as fake. I don't know if any of them will have the TV personality for further gain but I don't feel sorry for them at all. They signed up. I don't necessarily fault FN for putting on the show either. Who on CH would really watch a basic entry level show teaching home cooks to make basic knife cuts and wash your hands after handling poultry etc.? I wonder what the ratings have been for the show? I wonder what demographic they are going for? I don't think it's the CH set, but more younger people and the hardcore reality/humiliation junkies. I'm not entirely sure this show is aimed for anyone interested in food. Just as the Chef Jeff Project was not really geared toward food. That was an emotional show that had to deal with real life. One didn't need to know a lick about cooking, food, or CH to have enjoyed that show.
just watched the second episode - in about 25 minutes. I fast-forwarded thru most of it. While I do not find it overly harsh or humiliating (compared to HK, it doesn't even come close), neither is it really enjoyable. I would have loved to see the knife skills they taught, not just a quick view of each cut. But, this is a so-called reality competition, not an instructional show. If I want serious cooking, FN is not where I go to find it.
I have to remember they called it a bootcamp in the opening show. Bootcamp means its not going to be spa treatment. So far I'm liking it.
I absolutely love The Chef Jeff Project; I actually shed a few tears over the last season's shows watching how much he really cared about those kids and wanting them to succeed..can't wait until the new season starts.
Worst Cooks in America is just a terrible show. They really expect these people to learn things in a short amount of time with no skills at all that students in a accredited cooking school program learn over a period of a 10 months for the basics to years to become refined. That dish that Anne Burell had the "recruits" make should have started in a lesson on stock making. You can't expect them to get it right when you give them pre-made stock & expensive saffron to which they have no clue how it is supposed to be.
Food Network really need to make a show on learning skills: braising, stewing, knife skills, produce, meats, butchering, etc. The closest they have to anything such is Good Eats.
it's just the bizzarro world top chef. i'm amazed at the cluelessness, but somehow i enjoy watching
re: Sam Fujisaka
I think the problem for me is not that the contestants are heinous cooks. I think the problem is that they are being subject to an artificial competition and that the opportunity for real compassion and teaching isn't happening. Ultimately it appears that there is precious little teaching going on for them and all the other heinous cooks who are watching leaving the "contestants" under a false pressure and subject to humiliation.
I'm not all that familiar with Guy, but Ann seems to be awkward and uncomfortable with her role.
re: Sam Fujisaka
I hated the first show, but the second was far better. Some of them are actually learning something. The two winners actually did a decent job on some relatively complex dishes.
I'm going to hang in with it.
Some of these people are never going to learn, but it's obvious that if you pay attention, you CAN learn something. As the really horrible ones (like the waitress with the ripped stockings) get eliminated, we might get to see something really interesting.
I had such high hopes because I LOVE the premise of the show. But I agree that there is little teaching going on and the Chefs are simply dull. Rather than teaching them the essentials of cooking, they've set up a series of challenges that are quite dull because the only point of interest is the contestant's fear and trepidation. They aren't learning any technique and while the Chef's are fairly unpleasant neither has the charisma to bring a Simon Cowell or Gordon Ramsey vibe to the party.
It is a disappointment but Food Network is really weak in the Reality/Competition show department.
re: Phaedrus
The premise -- for me -- was flawed from the beginning. What's to stop a bonafide chef from acting deliberately clueless and cooking horrible dishes all in the name of competition?
I can't watch the show without thinking some of these "horrible cooks" are, in actuality, quite adept and are only faking it for the benefit of entertainment.
Oh well, as the saying goes, television is a medium because anything well done is rare.
I've taught several baking classes, and this show is making me cringe.
It's clear from all the previews that two contestants will indeed make it to the finals and will dazzle the judges. Good for them, they will have gotten something from the show.
As for the first four contestants who were booted, they got nothing. I did feel sad for that tall Southern guy who just wanted to learn how to cook for his family.
I truly hope that as a parting gift, FN givers all the contestants a certificate to a bonafide cooking school, because except for a lucky few, most of them aren't going to learn how to cook from this show.
Each time I think Food Network has reached a new low they never fail to disappoint by sinking even deeper after a while. I caught maybe five minutes of this debacle about a week ago. If it weren't for Bobby, Giada, Ina, Tyler, Guy, and Ace of Cakes I'd never go near the channel any more.
I just caught the show for the first time and didn't think it was terrible. It's like watching people go through a boot camp for cooking. I wish I had been chosen to be mentored like that. Some of the people are annoying but at least they're all self acknowledged as not having a clue. It would be nice if they focused more on technique so it could be a learning experience for everyone, not just the participants. I'd rather watch the two chefs teaching and less on the mistakes of the participants. OTOH, it shows what can go wrong and how for when people at home try the same thing. Boiled over milk, burned pans? Who hasn't experienced that?
Okay, I just caught the show where the winner of the quickfire challenge got a HUGE advantage - her side's worst player was swapped for the other's best player.
So let me get this straight....this woman wins the challenge, and her prize is she now has to compete with the other team's best player...
This show is mean-spirited in many ways really... I think I will finish the season, but it's kind of crappy.
re: TrishUntrapped
Trish, it seems to be the common thread of all reality shows. Sadly, it also seems to be a reflection of our culture... mean spirited and narrowminded.
re: bushwickgirl
Enjoy the show, it's a lot of fun! (Unless you're too big for your britches)
re: coney with everything
Maybe because no one cares.
re: coney with everything
I stopped watching it after the 2nd episode. It just wasn't a good show.
re: coney with everything
What happened?
re: chicgail
The gal with the glasses that jumped around alot and the goth gal competed.In the end Ann Burrell and the little jumpy gal won :)
I just caught my very first Worst Cooks...oh my gosh, awful. Train wrecks already get way too much attention. This show is just BAD.
As far as I know we do not get it in Canada. But from what I have read I know I would not like it one little bit. It sounds atrocious, deplorable, despicable and disturbing.
re: libgirl2
I agree. Few of the dishes they cooked seem practical for the at-home cook. Starting out with basic comfort food and then teaching them how to make the leftovers interesting would have been a much better approach.
I'm guessing that the show bombed and the network got a lot of complaints. The last two episodes were crammed together on two consecutive nights and to me it looked like they just wanted to get them over with.
Good freaking riddance. This wasn't a "fair fight".
It kind of amazed me how these non cooks all became so emotionally invested in the idea of becoming good cooks. I think they misused the contestant's "emotional capital".
re: donw9876
I think most of the normal Sunday night shows this week were rescheduled so as not to conflict with the Super Bowl. I read somewhere that they are actually planning a second season, which seems strange to me.
re: queencru
Chef Mcmillan was recent arrested for warrants
http://www.tmz.com/2010/02/10/food-ne... oks-warrant/
re: medRare28
not plural warrantS. *one* outstanding warrant for an unanswered red-light camera traffic ticket sent in the mail. seriously, this is hardly news and just an attempt to exploit him & create drama where there's no real story.
re: goodhealthgourmet
The traffic violation is nothing, he should have been arrested for taking part in such an awful show.
re: TrishUntrapped
LOL! actually, i'd arrest the producers/creators first ;)
re: medRare28
Good thing they didn't go with the original UK series title of "Kitchen Criminals" then.
I think I might be in the minority here when I answer, and four years late besides, but I have to disagree.
"Worst Cooks in America" is reality TV, it's a competition, and it's there for entertainment. It is *not* there to be an uplifting show about teaching, for all that it tries to incorporate that theme into its programming.
I think it's successful for what it sets out to do, and that it's a fun show to watch--and that the people on that show start out to win $25,000 and not to be uplifted.
In an educational sort of project, the teachers don't eliminate somebody every week, nor do the students get a huge chunk of money for having better test scores than their classmates (though that last point is debateable).
re: TheNStorm
I think the show's tone has changed a bit since 2010.
I watch loads of reality tv competitions. I get the premise. Yet, within these constraints, there are more mean spirited competition shows and more positive competition shows. This program -- at least during the first two seasons -- was more mean spirited.
And this program does have education/instruction as a core mechanic. It's not like I'm being some unrealistic hippie idealist to view a show about teaching cooking through the lens of my experiences as a teacher.
I'm glad it is fun for you. I couldn't stand it. Clearly, many people agree with your take on the show, as it is still on the air. I'm not saying it should be banned, just was wondering if others were similarly appalled by it. Many people were appalled, and many others weren't.
re: TheNStorm
I wonder about the show...I am watching the 3rd or 4th season (with Carla, who absolutely loves Bobby Flay). I do find it entertaining, but I do agree that the dishes they "learn" to cook are HARD. However...they repeatedly say they've been at Boot Camp for five or so weeks, and that they'll be there for a total of seven weeks. Do you think, the rest of the time that's not aired, they're teaching them actual techniques? Or is it a lie, that it's not actually 7 weeks?
Most of what is on the Food Network has nothing to do with education. It's all about entertainment and ratings. Sure it's humiliation, but that is what a lot of their Viewers want. Five will get ten that the "Contestants" are aware of this as well, and are coached on how to act for the show.
I caught a whole 3 minutes of the final episode, and all I can say is YUCK!
The winning woman's fingernails were disgusting. Put some gloves on those bacteria-loving talons!
Her fingernails reminded me of playing with Bugles as a kid and pretending to be a witch.
Chrissakes, why didn't anyone tell her to cut those things off before she handled food?
re: monavano
Those fingernails were positively revolting.
re: monavano
I said the same thing to my husband - I can't believe they didn't insist she cut them off before competing for sanitation reasons. Completely disgusting. I am all for individualism, but crikey!
re: monavano
I stopped watching (in full disclosure because my TV provider stopped putting it on On-Demand, and that's the only way I watch most stuff). The long fingernail lady won? Gross!
re: elegraph
- They're fun to compete in and to judge. And great motivation to learn more about cooking.
- The better televised cooking competitions wind up showcasing a lot of useful cooking tips and tricks. Watching closely and comparing against recipes published on their website, I've caught quite a few nifty techniques off Top Chef.
- Cooking/eating may be about one thing for you, but it's not necessarily about the same thing to everyone else.
re: elegraph
I have always wondered "what happens to the FOOD"?
It is dismaying to watch the judges crinkle their noses, pronounce judgement, and push away plates.....while thousands go to bed hungry.
We (human beings) need to figure out a way to fix this.
I know this is an old thread.
Just wanted to say:
Two different things.Some of the "old" cooking programs turn up on TV. Jaques and Julia. The Two Fat Ladies. Etc. Usually on "public TV" stations.


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This morning at 3am I hopped in the rental and drove to the top of Haleakala - The summit of the now inactive volcano that Maui is made of. At 10,000 ft in the air it's higher than many of the clouds that cover Maui. What. A. View.
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|Closet Land
Theatrical release poster
|Directed by
|Radha Bharadwaj
|Produced by
|Brian Grazer
Ron Howard
Karen Koch
Janet Meyers
|Written by
|Radha Bharadwaj
|Madeleine Stowe
Alan Rickman
|Music by
|Richard Einhorn
Philip Glass
|Bill Pope
|Edited by
|Lisa Zeno Churgin
|Distributed by
|Universal Studios
|Release dates
|March 6, 1991 (United States)
September 10, 1991 (Toronto Film Festival)
April 2, 1993 (Japan)
June 1, 1994 (France)
February 25, 1999 (Argentina)
January 2, 2000 (TV premiere)
|Running time
|89 minutes
|United States
|Box office
Closet Land is a 1991 independent film written and directed by Radha Bharadwaj. The film stars Madeleine Stowe as Victim, a young author of children's books who is interrogated by a sadistic secret policeman Alan Rickman known as Interrogator.
Set in an unspecified country, Stowe's character is taken from her home in the middle of the night, accused of embedding anarchistic messages into her book, entitled Closet Land. The book is a story about a child who, as a result of bad behaviour, has been locked in a closet as punishment. While in there, the child is greeted by a group of childhood ally archetypes who innocently attempt to comfort the scared little girl. The seemingly simple content is questioned by the government, which accuses the author of encouraging and introducing anarchism among its audience of naïve children.
While the interrogator is obstinate in his belief that the author is guilty of hidden propaganda, the audience is convinced of the victim's innocence. The audience later learns that the novel was actually created as a form of escapism, providing a coping mechanism for the author, who endured sexual abuse as a child. Near the end of the film, the interrogator claims that he was the man who had sexually abused the author in her childhood. But one cannot be entirely sure he was the one who abused her, as the film suggests he was just using the abuse against her as a way of breaking her down.
- Madeleine Stowe as Victim, a young author of children's books and also interrogated by a sadistic secret policeman.
- Alan Rickman as Interrogator, a ruthless interrogator.
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The script was Radha Bharadwaj's winning submission to The Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting program in 1989. The Nicholl Fellowships are run by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
It is left up to the viewer as to whether Stowe's character has in fact run afoul of the Government — or, alternatively, that the Interrogator is acting alone.
The film exhibits the use of brutal and inhumane torture to coerce confessions from innocent victims. The human rights organization Amnesty International served as consultants for the film.
Stowe and Rickman are the only cast of the film and they are both credited.
Radha said that this film was an outgrowth of her graduate studies at Temple University (PA), that she charmed her Hollywood producers into giving her money to do the film... and that they dropped it upon release.
While Universal released the film theatrically on March 6, 1991, the film was released on videocassette six months later by Media Home Entertainment, distributed by Fox Video. In 1993, Video Treasures released an EP-Mode recorded tape of the film. A DVD has been released in Europe.
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External links[edit]
- Closet Land at the Internet Movie Database
- Closet Land at AllMovie
- Closet Land Writer/director Radha Bharadwaj's personal web site, includes an essay written by Bharadwaj about her film


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by Jeff on June 6, 2014
Over on the AC Blog Anna has a post up on Bob Williams, which is rad of course since Bob's been a mainstay of the racing and of course track scene for decades.
What really got me pumped though were the images of the long defunct Shakopee Velodrome run by the legendary Cecil Behringer.
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Very cool to see these pix, thanks for posting.
Looks like photos 1 & 3 are the only images of Cecil's track. The others are shot at (I believe) Raceway Park, the car track along Hwy 101 east of Shakopee. Which now rests in peace like the 'drome.
As mentioned previously, only 1 & 3 are from Cecil's track. The rest, in my opinion, are from the State Fairgrounds speedway where the State Championships were held for several years. You can see the buildings of the St. Paul campus in the background.


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Marshall County Humane Society News
Dangers of heartworms in cats
Most people are aware of the danger to dogs from heartworms, but what about cats?
Cats get heartworms in the same way dogs do; from a bite from a mosquito that has previously bitten an infected animal.
Because of the difficulties in testing, the incidence of heartworms in cats has been hard to determine. Also, there is no drug approved for treating heartworms in cats. The same drug used on dogs has been used but has side-effects in cats. Since the heartworms live in the heart and pulmonary arteries leading to the lungs, once the worms die they may block the tiny arteries and cause sudden death.
Since there are potentially fatal side-effects of using the canine drug on cats the symptoms, rather than the cause, may be treated with the hope that the cat will outlive the heartworms which usually survive in a cat for about two years.
It is commonly recognized that dogs should be on heartworm prevention year-round. Dogs' immune systems do not recognize heartworms as foreign bodies and so do not produce antigens to fight them. On the other hand, cats (and humans) do produce the antigen to fight heartworms in their pre-larva stage. Usually if the heartworms in cats reach maturity the cat already had a weakened immune system.
Cats usually have fewer and smaller worms than dogs, the worms do not live nearly as long (two to three years in cats, five to seven years in dogs) and far fewer reach maturity (0 percent to 25 percent in cats compared to 40 percent to 90 percent in dogs).
According to Bob Drenton, DVM in Columbia, South Carolina, "The extreme southern states are a natural haven for heartworms and the numbers of cats that die from mature heartworms are very rare, less than 2 percent."
Symptoms of heartworms in cats are coughing and rapid breathing and/or weight loss and vomiting but these are also symptoms of several other problems. If you notice these symptoms in your cat you should take it to your full service veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment. For an appointment at the Humane Society sponsored, low-cost Spay/Neuter Clinic, call 662-252-6196.
For information on adoptions, fostering or anything else about our Humane Society, call 662-564-2900. Correspondence and donations should be sent to the Marshall County Humane Society, P.O. Box 625, Holly Springs, MS 38635.
Pages from the Past
10 Years Ago - November 19, 1998
Memphis St. gas station total loss in Tuesday fire
A Memphis Street service station was a total loss after fire engulfed the building when fuel from a gasoline tank ignited. Holly Springs Fire Chief Kenny Holbrook said that employees of Street's Chevron Station were working on a car when a fuel tank fell loose spilling gas onto the floor. At the same time, a drop light fell, breaking the bulb, which ignited the gas.
Publishes book
Lee Eric Smith, son of Mayor and Mrs. Eddie Smith of Holly Springs, has published a provocative new book, "Is There Sex In Heaven? And Other Hard Questions For the Man Upstairs." Smith hopes the book will talk about something they're afraid to -- their beliefs.
Library loses dear friend
The Marshall County Library will miss one of its dearest friends and supporters, Ruth Bobbitt French, who died Nov. 9. She was a trustee for many years and recently was secretary of the Friends of the Library.
25 Years Ago - November 17, 1983
Cancer Society has organizational meeting
The Marshall County unit of the American Cancer Society held an organizational meeting at the Marshall County Library. Members of the board and elected officers are Charles King, Hallie Chatham, Verna McAlexander, Gertrude McAlexander, Eleanor Crawford, Katherine Keller, Sara McClatchy, Beth Fitch, Laurie Simpson, Lucy Carpenter and Jo Ann Miller, area director, of Oxford.
Pilots place veterans' wreath
Members of the Pilot Club of Holly Springs placed a wreath on the veterans memorial on the Holly Springs square in observance of Veterans Day, Nov. 11. Nancy Hutchens, Sallye Ball Clayton, Sidney Seale Morgan and Billie Holbrook placed the wreath.
Board of Aldermen asked to buy leased property at county-city airport
Representatives of the Holly Springs Marshall County Airport Commission appeared before the board to request help in the purchase of leased airport property and buildings, owned by George Bishop, who wishes to sell his lease and improvements.
50 Years Ago - November 13, 1958
An Open Letter
Dear God,
Of course there is no doubt as to what this writer is thinking. I am sure you know how heavy my heart is this morning. Perhaps this day, November 11, is good, in that it causes us to stop and remember. My heart is heavy for every mother and father who has walked the road of sacrifice and given of their sons and daughters to war. How sad they must be on this day. Will you, dear Lord, wrap your arms about them, walk with them and make them know You have the solution? How are Hines and Jack these days? Has Hines started a basketball team yet? I remember my last conversation with Jack, he coming in and telling me he was going to go fight. I remember getting the telegram from his mother, telling me he had fallen, somewhere on the Burma road. My heart is also in that grave. Tell those two guys and all the others like them, that "Old Coach" just ain't no poet, but J.J. Metcalfe is and he sends my message for me...
I walk among the flowers and the flags on graves today. And say a prayer for every cross I see along the way. I cannot help my tears as I remember those who died... Who gave their all to end the war they hoped would be the last... I see the flowers and the flags and as I go among the graves, I cry a little more.
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Why are we not even discussing Obamacare? Townhall has only two articles on the main page while Huffpo has 0. We all know the rollout of the Healthcare.gov website has been a failure, this is old news. I have trying since Oct 1 to try and find out what insurers are going to be providing coverage and what the plans consist of. Finally, yesterday I found a general list of providers and pricing. In Texas, we will have one insurer to choose from, BCBS. I guess this is what our government has newly defined choice/competition in the marketplace as. If I am to switch from my current BCBS plan to one of the ones provided under the ACA I will spend approximately $400 per month more. Folks need to be hearing what our actual insurance costs are going to be and be reminded of the fines (tax) that will be required to pay.


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Pawn Brokers.
Gavel-kind. Expedit.
Draining Lands in sundry Counties.
Sir John Spencer and others.
Newport and Carlioll Bridges.
Sir Hen. Unton. Expedit.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales, quorum nomina subsequuntur, præsentes fuerunt:
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vice lecta est Billa, An Act for the enabling Edmund Mullineux, Esquire, to sell Lands, for the
Payment of his Debts and Legacies.
And was referred to Committees: videlicet,
Appointed to meet at the Earl of Lincolne's House,
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by Two of the Clock.
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vice lecta est Billa, An Act for Reformation of Retailing Brokers, and other Pawn Takers.
Hodie 3a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act to enable
the Owners of Gavel-kind Lands, in the County of
Kent, to alter the said Custom.
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1a, An Act for the recovering of 300000 Acres,
more or less, of Wastes, Marsh, and Watery Grounds,
in the Isle of Elie, and in the Counties of Cambridg,
Huntingdon, Northampton, Lincolne, Norfolke, and
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Hodie 3a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act against Forestallers, Regrators, and Engrossers.
Returned to the Lower House, for their Consideration of some Amendments:
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vice lecta est Billa, An Act giving Power
and Liberty to Sir John Spencer, Knight, Marye his
Wife, and Robert Spencer, Esquire, their Son, to
alienate certain Manors and Lands, in the County of
Dorsett and Bedford.
Two Letters from the Lady Spencer to the Lord
Chamberlain read in the House, signifying her Consent
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vice lecta est Billa, An Act for the Explanation of the Statute, made in the 5th Year of Her Majesty's Reign, concerning Labourers; and a Motion
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vice lecta est Billa, An Explanation of an
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Hodie 2a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act for repairing of
the Bridges of Newport and Carlioll, in the County
Hodie 3a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act for establishing
the Possessions of Sir Henry Unton, Knight, lately deceased, for the Payment of his Debts.
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The Old Testament In A Nutshell
What would you write if asked to do a composition relating your version of the Old Testament? Local columnist Jimmy Reed shares the story on elementary school student turned in. (February 21, 2012, Page 4)
Learn From The Birds
In the spirit of Valentine's Day, local columnist Jimmy Reed writes about how nature – and birds, specifically – show us all about love and commitment. (February 14, 2012, Page 4)
A Wretch Like Me
John Newton made one of life's biggest turnarounds, going from being a man involved with slavery to becoming a minister and composer of hymns. Local columnist Jimmy Reed takes a look at Newton's life and some of his works. (February 7, 2012, Page 4)
Local columnist Jimmy Reed takes a look at some of God's creations (good food, fish, salads, et cetera) and Satan's responses (sugary snacks, pastries, salad dressing, et cetera) after a recent visit to his doctor discussing another of God's wonderful creations – doctors who can perform ablation. (January 10, 2012, Page 4)
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Must New Year's resolutions be made before, on on, the first day of the year? Editor Don Whitten wonders about protocol as he offers some suggestions about how to deal with resolutions and some to consider making if it's not too late. (January 4, 2012, Page 4)
The Final Journey
Local columnist Jimmy Reed takes us back in history and on the "final journey" as the three wise men follow the star to find the Christ child. (December 20, 2011, Page 4A)
There's so much to be thankful for
Do you like lists? In honor of Thanksgiving, Editor Don Whitten gives us a Top 20 list – of Things to be Thankful For. (November 24, 2011, Page 4A)
Rights or privileges?
Do we have rights? Or are lots of things we consider rights just privileges? Local columnist T.J. Ray takes a look at those questions and others when it comes to rights and Constitutional rights. (November 3, 2011, Page 4)
Letters to the Editor
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'Holy Ghost Girl' takes us behind the tent
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