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Rebecca Campbell has served as Executive Director of the Austin Film Society since 1998. During her 16-year tenure, the AFS has expanded its nationally recognized exhibition programs, presenting 16+ films per month; broadened its artist services programs, including the AFS Grant, which provides $100,000+ each year to Texas-based independent filmmakers; created Austin Studios, a 20-acre film production facility with 60+ long- and short-term tenants; founded the Texas Film Hall of Fame; and established a community outreach and education initiative involving paid internships and summer youth camps, as well as ongoing after-school filmmaking programs in 18 Austin schools in economically disadvantaged areas.
Before coming to the AFS, Ms. Campbell spent 12 years serving as Executive Director of two statewide California non-profit organizations. She holds an MFA in Video and Film Production from The University of Texas at Austin. She produced several award-winning CD-ROMs for Cortex Interactive, including Film, Form and Culture; worked on feature films in Austin and Los Angeles; and produced and directed an award-winning documentary, THE TOWN THAT JACK BUILT. Her position managing the Austin Film Society allows her to put her film and nonprofit background to work on AFS's mission to make Austin synonymous with great film, and to empower community members throughout Austin to MAKE, WATCH and LOVE film.
Cameron was born and raised in Oklahoma City. He first became interested in film at the age of six after seeing JURASSIC PARK. While all of his other friends were inspired to become paleontologist upon seeing the film, Cameron declared triumphantly, " I will make dinosaurs come back to life!" After several failed attempts to write sequels to the popular Spielberg film, Cameron came to the conclusion that there are many other types of film to be explored. Cameron studied Theatre, Film Studies, and Art History at Oklahoma State University. Professionally Cameron has worked on a handful of feature films including serving as the graphic artist on Nick Casavettes "Yellow". Occasionally he also works as a freelance videographer. He moved to Austin in September of 2012 in order to pursue a career in Austin's film industry. He is currently shooting and cutting a series of shorts and hopes to be submitting to festivals soon.
Zack Carlson is a writer/producer living in Austin, TX. His previous production work includes THE AMERICAN SCREAM (named one of 2012's best documentaries by Roger Ebert), where he was lead producer for director Michael Stephenson, as well as international horror anthology THE ABCs OF DEATH and independent comedy ZERO CHARISMA. He was a lead film programmer for the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema and Fantastic Fest for many years, and co-authored the book Destroy All Movies!!! He's currently at work on five other features to be completed by the end of 2014, including collaborations with Todd Rohal (THE CATECHISM CATACLYSM), Michael Stephenson (BEST WORST MOVIE), Jason Eisener (HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN), novelist Sam McPheeters (author of The Loom of Ruin) and the Zellner Brothers (KID-THING). He doesn't eat fruits or vegetables.
Raised in San Antonio, Texas, Gillian joined Austin Film Society in September 2013 as the Director of Development. Gillian is a creative and results-driven non-profit management professional with experience generating revenue, increasing support bases for expanding organizations, and crafting long-term strategies. Previously, Gillian served as the Director of Development and Communications at Breakthrough Austin, responsible for all philanthropic activities and communication operations of an organization whose annual budget more than doubled during her tenure. While at Trinity Episcopal School, Gillian implemented fundraising efforts of a new school, including annual giving, capital campaigns, event planning, marketing and donor relations. Gillian is also licensed to practice law in Texas and spent 10 years specializing in criminal appellate law at the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. Working at Austin Film Society allows Gillian to combine her background in non-profit work with her interest in supporting excellence in all that Austin has to offer as a community.
Austin Culp was born and raised in Amarillo, TX. Film and television have always been an important part of his life but it was while making short home videos that he realized he wanted to work in the entertainment industry. A few years later after watching a good majority of the AFI's top 100 films, he found it the perfect time to come to Austin to seek an education in Radio-Television-Film. So in 2006, Austin moved to Austin (say that five times fast) where he soon discovered the passion the city of Austin had for film. In his first month in town, the city hosted Fantastic Fest and the next month it was Austin Film Festival and soon thereafter SXSW. While Austin was finishing up his degree in RTF from the University of Texas, he also interned at the local PBS station, KLRU. Austin has transitioned from Interim Artist Services Manager into the Marketing & Event Associate.
Katy was born and raised in Houston, Texas, where she developed an eclectic love of all things film – from JURASSIC PARK to GONE WITH THE WIND. She moved to Austin to get her RTF degree from the University of Texas and never left the Bat City. Before AFS, she worked as the Video Game & Animation Industry Liaison for the Texas Film Commission, where she grew the State's educational opportunities and economic benefits. She's also had her hand in other aspects of filmmaking, working as Assistant Managing Director for CinemaTexas Short Film Festival and doing research and publicity for the documentary RICHARD GARRIOTT: MAN ON A MISSION. Katy has a Master's Degree from the UT School of Information and has served on the Steering Committee for non-profit arts organization StrataTX. In those rare moments that she's not working on, talking about or experiencing the moving image industry, Katy is indulging in her love of historical fiction and digital archives.
Raised right here in Central Texas, Chris Engberg started his education at Austin Community College before abdicating to mini-Austin (aka Denton, TX) to finish a degree in Radio-TV-Film at The University of North Texas. After completing their program in less than two years, he immediately returned to Austin. Following a year of freelancing on commercials and small budget productions, Chris found himself as Studio Operations Manager at East Side Stages. In that role, he spent two years as the sole employee running and maintaining their daily studio functions while also managing the facilities for the building's other tenants; not uncommonly seven days a week just to ensure the production community continued to have a stage available (to avoid over postulating he'd like to shout out to Region C for having his back on numerous occasions). Chris joins the AFS/Austin Studios team bringing that passion and understanding the need for having a great hub available to all levels of production.
Charlotte was born in Canada, raised in New Zealand, and relocated from London to Austin to join AFS in July 2014. She had previously managing partnerships between MGM Studios and Sky Television - for 13 years, in both New Zealand and the United Kingdom - prior to moving to Texas. During her time with Sky and MGM, Charlotte programmed, acquired, commissioned and produced content, before moving into a more marketing/partnerships/development position. Feel free to challenge her to a quiz on the MGM film library, but you'll lose every time!
Having attended Austin annually to attend SxSW, Charlotte fell a little bit more in love with the city with each passing year and finally decided that she would stop just talking about moving here and just do it! Luckily that thought coincided with an exciting job opportunity at AFS and, well, the rest is history.
You can catch Charlotte around Austin, snacking on tacos or banh mi, catching a movie, or a live band, and saying words that unintentionally get a laugh from locals, like "jandal", "carpark", "footpath", "chuffed", "brekkie", etc... the list could go on for days.
Katie was born and raised in Arlington, a liberal haven located in between Dallas and Fort Worth. She recently graduated from St. Edward's University with a degree in English and communication. Her extensive film knowledge comes from Netflix and an unhealthy obsession with IMDB. Katie is thrilled to be working with the Austin Film Society where she will be intermittently managing the office.
Holly Herrick joined AFS in June of 2012 to serve as Associate Artistic Director. Prior to joining AFS, she served as Deputy Program Director at the Hamptons International Film Festival in New York, where in addition to film programming, she programmed and produced the festival's signature artistic events. Concurrently with her Hamptons work, Herrick served as Director of Programming at the Sarasota Film Festival in Florida, and also programmed an edition of the Newport International Film Festival in Newport, Rhode Island. Through her work in festival programming, Herrick developed a passion for talent discovery while fostering her deep appreciation for daring, ambitious filmmaking in narrative, documentary and experimental forms. Also during her time in Sarasota, she partnered with Women Make Movies to develop and produce a symposium for the mentorship and promotion of American women filmmakers. Herrick has collaborated with her writer/director husband, Michael Tully, on his films. In 2011, she associate produced his narrative feature SEPTIEN, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and in Austin at SXSW, and was distributed by IFC/Sundance Selects. She is also associate producer on the upcoming narrative comedy feature PING PONG SUMMER. Prior to her career in film, Herrick studied French literature and cinema at New College of Florida, the honors college of the Florida state university system. She researched her undergraduate thesis on Senegalese filmmaker Safi Faye at the African Cinemathèque in Paris, while continuing her literature and cinema studies at the Sorbonne Nouvelle. Holly continues to write about films, and contributes to the Resources Blog of the Independent Feature Project and the editorial film website, Hammer To Nail. Her writing has been syndicated by the trade publication IndieWire.
Aaron was born and raised around Dallas, Texas, but has called Austin home ever since he moved to pursue studies in Radio-Television-Film from The University of Texas at Austin. His bond with the city solidified when, after graduating, he found he could not bear the thought of leaving a city so rich in live music and independent art. Before joining the Austin Film Society in 2011 Aaron previously worked as a production manager for 91.7 KVRX FM, a freelance location sound recordist and post production sound designer, and as an intern with Pony Sound Studios and Texas Media Systems. In 2012 Aaron became office manager of AFS, helping the society by managing day to day tasks, organizing events and screenings, and helping to manage AFS' internship program.
Sarah Ann began her tenure with AFS in 2008 and became deputy director in 2011. Before joining the team, she worked in the development department at KUT and in the communications department at WNYC, the premiere NPR affiliate in New York City. She has served on the board of the Austin chapter of the American Institute of Architects and been a grant reviewer for the National Endowment for the Arts. She is a producer of CITIZEN ARCHITECT, a documentary about her father, Samuel Mockbee, and the architectural design/build program Rural Studio that he created in Alabama.
Lara has been blending her love of movies and imagination since she was eight years old, and, after seeing INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM, went through a phase in which she insisted on being called "Indy," sporting a fedora, brown leather jacket, and her trusty whip. Flash-forward to the present, where Lara can be found spending her evenings at the Alamo Drafthouse or the Marchesa Theater and her days screening films and researching for documentaries. Somewhere in between, there was a move to Oxford, England, a degree from Abilene Christian University, a move to Ruidoso, New Mexico, and a move to Austin after a growing admiration for the Austin film community. When she isn't haunting the Marchesa, she's marathoning a TV show of any caliber, volunteering as a quality control screener for SXSW, or eating Ramen Noodles.
Chale Nafus was reputedly conceived in the top balcony of the Majestic Theater in Dallas, TX, two weeks after the attack on Pearl Harbor. His first profound movie memories were THE RED SHOES and some Abbott and Costello horror movie, both of which explain something about his life. His father was particularly fond of British comedies, so young Chale was often called upon in junior high to "speak British." At the same time he was learning lots of interesting things, including Texas-Spanish, from his best friends, all of whom were gang members. The only sport he enjoyed playing was soccer, but the school deemed it "Communist" and removed it from the playground. Totally unprepared by the public school system for SMU, he dropped out before it was cool and took a job at Texas Instruments, where he made a hella lot of money for a 19 year old. But, after two years of his own version of walking on the wild side, he decided to go back to school, this time to UT Arlington where he got his B.A. in English. By that time Fellini and Bergman were happening. When Chale went to UT Austin for his M.A., he studied film and English. Nearly every summer was spent in Mexico, which he came to know much better than the U.S. After a rather odd semester teaching at Texas Southmost College in Brownsville, he moved aimlessly about and settled in Puerto Rico where he taught for a year. From 1970 to 1973 he lived and taught in New York City, while studying super-8 filmmaking and becoming a psychedelic macrobiotic Buddhist militant activist, contradictions be damned. When Austin Community College opened in 1973, Chale applied. When told he would be hired, he immediately went to Hippie Hollow and cast the I-Ching, which indicated he should take the job. He did, thinking he would leave after a few years. Twenty-five years later, he retired from ACC, after teaching film studies for many of those years, establishing the RTF department, and serving as Chair of Humanities for seven years. During that time he created over 80 video programs on Latino culture in central Texas as well as a hip-hop series in 1984-1985. In 1985 he became a founding board member of the Austin Film Society.
Chale now happily serves as Director of Programming for AFS, a position he plans to hold until he is murdered by some angry film patron in the lobby of the Alamo Drafthouse. He continues to write and will eventually dump onto a website his 850-page magnum opus on the making of REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE. Right now he writes lots of program notes and web essays on films he programs for AFS and is currently researching interesting crimes committed in Dallas in the 19th century and through mid-20th century. Why? He hasn't a clue.
Lars Nilsen has been an Austin resident since 1994 and a film programmer since 2001. Born in 1971 and raised in North Carolina to movie-loving parents he spent just as much time reading about movies as watching them. His most cherished book as a child was Thomas G. Aylesworth's "Monsters From The Movies", and whenever a horror movie played on television he would stay up as late as necessary to watch it. When the family acquired a VCR in 1985 his obsession really took flight and has been airborne ever since. After years as a musician, bookseller and cabdriver, Lars began programming a weekly series at the Alamo Drafthouse in 2001 and was hired fulltime in 2003 as a programmer. In 2007 he became lead programmer for the Drafthouse and continued programming for the Alamo until the opportunity at the Austin Film Society presented itself. He still spends as much time reading about movies as watching them and his passionate film introductions tend to be full of equal parts information, humor, and enthusiasm.
Born and raised in Austin, Texas, Celeste Quesada has been preaching the gospel of Texas artists and entrepreneurs for over 15 years. Quesada has worked with some the finest talent that Texas has to offer, ranging from filmmakers, musicians and designers to educational projects. In 1997, launched her Event Production career as the Founder and then Executive Director of Cine Las Americas Media Arts Center. Quesada raised funds and produced numerous film screenings, concerts and cultural activities in Austin, Texas and New York City, New York. For the last four years, she works for Austin Film Society as the Event Producer for the Texas Film Hall of Fame. She is responsible for all aspects of producing the event including program creation, management, budget supervision, and hiring event vendors. Quesada works extensively with the Director of Development, Production Designer associated with the show and provides support to other members of the AFS staff, production team and vendors. Celeste lives in South Austin with her husband, musician Adrian Quesada, their daughters, Amelie and Marcelle, three chickens, two parakeets and their six-year-old chihuahua, Ana Empanada.
Macy Ryan's love of film (and fear of wicked witches) began with watching THE WIZARD OF OZ at age three. She shot her first documentary, about the history of alternative music, in high school. While attending Rice University, she co-founded Rice's student-run TV station, Rice Broadcast Television (RBT), now known as RTV5. Macy's career spans commercial, film and television production, as well as film school at the University of Southern California and an internship at Lionsgate Films. She has produced two award-winning short films, GAY BY DAWN (2004) and SHOT (SXSW 2008), and she associate produced the Telly Award-winning KLRN-PBS documentary WWII: IN OUR WORDS. In between filmmaking, Macy had a successful career in corporate sales and marketing. She returned to the film industry in 2013 and is passionate about growing the vibrant Austin film community and making Austin synonymous with great film.
A professional urban and facilities master planner, Catherine moved to Austin from New Orleans in 2006 in order to raise her family. Catherine has worked on numerous downtown, campus, and economic development plans both across Texas and nationally, and she opened her own consulting business in the summer of 2011 to explore more local projects. Over the past two years, Catherine has been working with the Austin Film Society to help plan the expansion of Austin Studios, including preparation for the 2012 City of Austin Bond election and 2013 Creative Placemaking project. You can find out more about Catherine at studioespero.com.
Ashland was born and, partially, raised right here in Austin, Texas. At the tender age of 8 she was swept away to a small town in Oklahoma, relying on a surprisingly well-stocked local video store and a well-programmed two-screen theater to ease the transition and help expand her love of cinema. She stayed in Oklahoma and received a B.A. and an M.A. in Political Science (no need to worry UT fans, she didn't attend either OU or OSU). Much to her surprise, she loved managing data, something she didn't expect to find during her employment with the Oklahoma Office of Personnel Management. Keeping with the spirit of non-profit or government work, Ashland joined the Peace Corps and served in Honduras. Upon her stateside return, she moved back to the city she loved best and began working at UT. She used every ounce of her time outside of UT to either work with independent filmmakers, attend AFS or community screenings. In fact, she can be found in the same seat, week after week, at the Alamo Ritz attending her favorite genre series, Terror Tuesday. She gleefully accepted a position with AFS where she finally found the career that allows her to balance her two loves, cinema and data.
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The term "ESP" was created by a _________.
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Psychometry is the ability to understand a person by ________.
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Renowned medium James Van Praagh served as co-executive producer on the television series ________.
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A study led by psychologist Dr. Daryl Bem suggest that words were recalled better when they were ______.
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Nostradamus, who famously predicted the future during the 16th century, originally worked as a/an _______ after completing his education.
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In 2002, the British Ministry of Defense launched an investigation to determine if 12 professional psychics could assist the British military, but:
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In a 1957 investigation, the FBI looked into claims that a psychic could teach _______.
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Psychic Uri Geller says he is related to _______.
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According to a 2005 Gallup poll, what percentage of Americans believe in ESP?
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As a child, psychic John Edward says he ___________.
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The 15 best space games on PC
For more than a generation the Earth's space game scanning network barely registered a blip as it swept the heavens for signs of code-based life. Eve expansions and the odd new entry into the X series aside, a gaming frontier that once bustled with X-Wings, TIE Fighters and Right On Wing Commanders was for a decade almost totally devoid of traffic.
No longer. The tactical display is alight with all manner of space game contacts; rusty classics relaunched from the GOG.com launch pad, a rag-tag fleet of indie bucaneers harrassing gaming's core worlds, while at the edge of our scopes some of the most celebrated space commanders to have ever taken to the stars are assembling new fleets in preparation for an almighty assault. For space gaming fans the future hasn't been this bright since the old Captain Kirk died.
In celebration of the coming starmageddon we thought it a splendid idea to gather together the very best examples of space games that you should be playing now and keeping an eye on into the future. Alas, there are some timeless classics that we've had to pass over, games such as Homeworld, Freelancer and TIE Fighter - that are only available via illegitimate rais into the dark corners of the internet. Perhaps their obvious omission from the roster will spur their corporate owners into facilitating some kind of digital re-release. It doesn't seem quite right to not have them prepped for launch. Thankfully though, what is out there more than fills the void.
Eve Online
Eve has been the preeminent space game for so long that you might be forgiven for thinking it's the only space game in existence. Unquestionably it's the most interesting, partly down to the fact that its half a million online inhabitants play on the same mega-server rather than having to endure the severed realities offered by it's many fantasy contemporaries.
Combined with the manner in which players join together to form fleets that number in the thousands and alliances in the tens of thousands; all laying siege to entire regions for months on end, supported by an extensive supply chain of miners, traders, researchers and manufacturers, means that in terms of scale and substance there really isn't anything else much like it. In all honesty nor does there seem anything else likely to usurp it anytime soon.
The game is not without its downsides. It has a bad rap for being bastard-hard to get into, but with recent updates to the user interface, graphics and the near-constant streamlining of some of the game's more obscure systems, the Eve of 2013 is no more difficult to approach than it's single-player bosom buddy, X. Much more of a concern for the newcomer is how difficult it can be to succeed, especially if your aim is to carve out a small empire for yourself within a few weeks. Be warned, if you enter New Eden with the wrong attitude (or without the means to back it up), you will not enjoy yourself for very long.
Don't fly what you can't afford to lose is a common mantra, and it's one that should be applied far beyond the contents of any hangar bay. Having piles of in-game cash is nice, but trust and time are far bigger commodities, and if you lack the latter, be heartened that Eve is almost as enjoyable to observe as it is to actually play.
Elite: Dangerous
In the space of a twelve month period we Earthlings refer to as 1993, not only did seminal space games like X-Wing, Master of Orion, Star Trek: Judgement Rites and Wing Commander: Privateer appear (and Wing Commander III a few months later), there was also a third entry in the mighty Elite series, Frontier: First Encounters, which, as its name suggested, was a slight but significant departure from the classic space trading original.
Twenty years on a fourth Elite is nearing completion, Elite: Dangerous, which promises a back-to-basic approach in terms of arcade flight, but that will build on the almost absurd scale enjoyed in the Frontier follow-ups, with potentially billions of procedurally-generated systems in which players can not only fight and trade, but through economic blockades and piracy change the allegiance and fortunes of their pretend populations.
Aside from existing at all, what's most exciting (not to mention a little uncertain) is how the single and multiplayer sides of Elite: Dangerous will be integrated, with players able to switch between any number of user-defined galaxies, from the traditional solo adventure, friends-only co-op to no-holds-barred shards resembling the full-PvP realms of traditional MMOs.
Being a game of dueling and dogfighting, as opposed to Eve's fleet-scale engagement, Elite: Dangerous promises a wealth of intriguing innovations, such as damage modeling where a ship that is spilling cargo containers will still be able to function. Also combatants will have to be aware of two things that might give their position and intentions away to pursuers; directional thrusters that will signal an imminent attempt at evasive action, and a build-up of hull temperature that will come from all that twisting and turning. Distant ships on the way to Raxxla will be able to hone in heat signatures - hopefully via the best scanner that any game has ever implemented.
Star Citizen
2003's Freelancer was a technically ambitious space trade and combat sim that proved that the genre could still wing it in an era when joysticks had largely become obsolete. It was a fitting swansong for it's creator Chris Roberts, who after ten years obscured in the mire of Hollywood production is making a return to games development with the similarly-ambitious and space-obsessed Star Citizen.
Building on the fan-assisted longevity of Freelancer, not to mention Roberts' prior Wing Commander experience, Star Citizen will weave a familiar tale of a future united Earth empire fighting to establish itself in a galaxy far from empty, with the hook being that players have to earn their way to gaining citizenship, or instead find ways to thrive outside on the margins of mankind's crumbling borders.
Through a combination of a mission-based solo campaign and persistent world multiplayer, the plan is to evolve and expand the Star Citizen world to add new systems, markets, missions and technologies on a regular basis, rather than have to work through bi-annual expansions and constant reiteration of features. Star Citizen's universe might not start out the biggest, perhaps just 60 solar systems or so, but Roberts is hoping that the core gameplay will launch fully-formed.
One of the game's most interesting features is to allow players the ability to govern how and where the universe expands, with pilots able to plot entry to new regions and sell the coordinates to the highest bidder. If that's not intriguing enough, players will also be able to design new ships for inclusion in the game.
There will be a microtransaction element to Star Citizen, although Mr. Roberts has gone on record as saying that there'll be no grind and no "pay to win" elements. We'll have to see whether that's the case, but given his track record we're prepared to give the king of space sims the benefit of the doubt.
The Ur-Quan Masters
While The Ur-Quan Masters isn't the oldest game in this stellar round-up, Star Control II, from which UQM takes everything bar the name, just about is; having been released a year ahead of the game that follows it in this list. Other than seniority, the other aspect in which it outranks the others is value: UQM is free, possibly the greatest free game you'll ever have the chance to play.
Played from a top-down perspective, UQM is a hitchhiker's' fight for the galaxy game of exploration, diplomacy, role-playing and combat. You play the commander of a lost research mission sent to re-establish contact with Earth. However, upon reaching the Sol system you soon discover the third planet has been conquered by the unpleasant Ur-Quan. Without the means to free the planet's inhabitants or oppose its oppressors, your quest is then to head out to distant worlds and find the resources, allies and clues to help overcome the three-eyed tentacle-beasts that hold humanity in bondage.
While UQM's flight model isn't much more evolved than a game of Asteroids, the extensive galaxy, populated by hundreds of planets, stars and moons - all of which can be scanned, visited and plundered - make for a deeply involving game. Truth be told, constantly having to land on planets and collect materials to trade can get a little tedious, but discovering ancient secrets and conversing with the game's 18 unique and often hilarious races (20 if you separate the Zoq from the Fot and Pik) more than makes up for having to constantly take in so many identikit planets. If meeting the cowardly Captain Fwiffo doesn't make you immediately fall in love with the game then you're probably dead inside.
Master of Orion 1 + 2
Fans have been arguing since last century over which of the Master of Orion games is the better of the series and they only seem to agree that the third most definately isn't it, which makes the widely-available double pack featuring the first two MOOs something of an essential and stress-free purchase.
Released in 1993, Master of Orion was the first game to earn the genre label 4X (eXplore, eXpand, eXploit and... eXfoliate?), essentially taking the concepts of Sid Meier's classic turn-based Civilization and applying it across a galaxy of planets rather than one, so that instead of various flavours of human settlers and terrestrial biomes, players were given a wide range of planet types and races to control and conquer, such as the Silicoids; able to thrive in the most hostile of environments, albeit at a glacial reproductive rate.
While the driving force behind Master of Orion and every 4X game since has been technological advancement and colonialism, Master of Orion was the first game of it's type to really nail diplomacy and offer a route to victory in which some measure of galactic peace could be achieved. The sequel went even further, with customisable races and a possibly political victory that required you to be elected as the Supreme Leader of the galaxy, which isn't a career option many games have offered since.
What is undeniable is that MOO I and II are important historical references, as seminal an influence on turn-based space conquest as the first two Doom games were establishing and defining the FPS. Unlike Doom however, MOO has cast such a long monolith-shaped shadow over the entire space game genre that many would argue that the Orion games have yet to be eclipsed. Given it's placing in this list, it's a view we have some affinity with.


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Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter (2014)
You should never criticize a movie for what it isnĺt. But here I go.
I thought ôKumiko, The Treasure Hunterö was about a Japanese girl who was obsessed with the Coen brothersĺ movie ôFargoö for the movie itself, and thatĺs why she travels to Minnesota in the middle of winter: to immerse herself in that odd, Minnesota-nice, Scandinavian culture. Go Bears.
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The enablers
Kumiko (Rinko Kikuchi) is an ôoffice ladyö for a nondescript company in Tokyo, 29 now, and thus a bit old for the position. Her officemates gossip and chat about getting their eyelashes permed, while Kumiko stands off to the side, contemplating spitting in the bossĺ tea. The bossman tells her to get his dry cleaning and she dumps it in the garbage. Old friends try to engage her and she stands stricken, then flees. She wants no engagement. What does she want? Money, apparently. The money from ôFargo.ö
Why? Why does she think itĺs even there? Who knows? It might have something to do with her mother, whom we never see, but who berates her daughter by phone about promotions and boyfriends. Kumiko obviously has severe mental issues that are never addressed. The opposite. Sheĺs surrounded by enablers.
At one point, she attempts to steal an expensive atlas from the public library but is caught by a security guard who questions her in a private room. She keeps her head down, barely saying anything. Finally, she mumbles, ôI only need page 95. It is my destiny.ö What does he do? He tears out the pageŚa map of MinnesotaŚgives it to her and lets her go. Why not? Later, Kumikoĺs boss tells her she has an increasingly poor disposition and brings out a possible replacement. Then what does he do? He gives her the company credit card. With which she books a flight to the Twin Cities.
There, she meets more enablers. An old widow rescues Kumiko from a snowstorm and takes her to her farm, where she gives her hot chocolate, a dog-eared copy of ôShogun,ö and a room to sleep in. Kumiko bolts. A kindly cop (writer-director David Zellner) finds her roaming the small-town streets wearing a quilt for warmth, like sheĺs in a low-budget version of ôJoseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,ö and takes her to the station. Eventually she confesses her quest to himŚthe one about finding the money from ôFargo.ö What does he do? Does he take her to a hospital or psych ward? No. He takes her to a Chinese restaurant, hoping to get a translator; then he takes her to a second-hand store and buys her a winter coat and boots. This last is actually fairly sweet. Heĺs tying the boots on her feet when she leans down and kisses him. He pulls back: Itĺs not what he wanted. Heĺs got a wife and kids. So she bolts.
Bedtime for Bunzo
Zellner, who wrote the screenplay with his producer-brother Nathan, keeps the film moody, the pace slow. Way too slow. Itĺs a slow-paced movie about an uninteresting girl on a pointless quest.
I liked a few moments. When Kumiko lands in ôthe new world,ö as itĺs called, we get a surreal shot of airplanes being de-iced on a cold winter night at the Twin Cities airport. Several times in Tokyo, Zellner has Kumiko walk off frame, then holds the camera there until she walks back. These are usually life-altering moments: stealing from the library (but being led back by the security guard); picking up the bossĺs dry cleaning (but returning to dump it into a nearby garbage can); entering a subway with Bunzo, her pet rabbit (but returning empty-handed and crying). Bunzo winds up sitting in a subway seat by himself, nose twitching. Heĺs her last tie to ... well, anything. Itĺs the most affecting, and effective, part of the movie.
Earlier she tried to abandon Bunzo in a park: ôBunzo, you are free! Go where you want to go!ö she tells him, then grows annoyed when he simply stays there, nose twitching. Kumikoĺs reaction to Bunzo is mine to her. I sat in my seat, thinking, ôYou are free! Go where you want to go!ö Well, I guess she does, doesnĺt she?
Does Kumiko ever find the nondescript spot by the side of the road where Buscemiĺs character buried the ransom? She does. At the very end. And look! The window scraper is even there. And so is the ransom money! Then she walks off happily, smiling and swinging the briefcase. But sheĺs probably deadŚfrozen in a snowstormŚor so insane sheĺs living completely within her own mind.
And the point of it all? I have no idea. We never know enough about Kumiko to really care about her. As Kumiko has trouble grasping reality, we have trouble grasping Kumiko.
Iĺm not sure I agree with you a hundred percent on your movie work there, David.
June 5, 2014
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