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Glasgow FF15 #12: A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence (En duva satt på en gren och funderade på tillvaron, Swe/Nor/Fra/Ger 2014)
This was one of the first films on my booking list. Roy Andersson won the Golden Lion at Venice in 2014 for this, only his fifth feature in a career that began in 1970. I enjoyed his previous film You, the Living (2007) very much and hoped for something similar but also different. 'Pigeon' is referred to as the third in a loose trilogy so it is indeed similar and at first I was a little disappointed because the overall idea and the approach – several short comic scenes knitted together by a handful of characters – are identical to the earlier film (and I suspect to the first in the series, Songs From the Second Floor (2000) which I haven't seen).
It wasn't until a few days later when I studied Andersson's excellent website for the film, watched the trailer and flicked through the stills that I began to remember more of the sketches and to understand more of what he was getting at. The strange title refers to the painting by Pieter Bruegel, 'Hunters in the Snow' (1565), and the three birds sat on branches in the tree in the foreground. This famous painting has been referenced by other filmmakers, including Andrei Tarkovsky. Andersson suggests that the birds take a panoramic view of human activities and the human condition – and that they are astonished that humans cannot see the coming apocalypse. Andersson shares their view and intends that we should be aware that we could change our behaviour and avert the tragedy for ourselves and the planet.
In order to present the pigeon's view, Andersson selects a distinct aesthetic, moving away from realism and naturalism and drawing on 'Neue Sachlichkeit' – the 'New Objectivity' art movement of Weimar Germany in the 1920s. He's referring to both fine art and photography and in his notes he refers to a particular photograph by August Sander, entitled 'The Pastry Chef' (1928) in which the subject looks "trapped, aggressive and dangerous". So, in his vignettes looking at the lives of 'ordinary people' in Sweden, Andersson sets out to tell little stories, some tragic, some sad, some pathetic. His chosen approach involves using painted sets with reduced colour palettes and using his company of 'ordinary-looking' actors with pale make-up. His camera usually remains static and keeps its distance from the actors so the vignettes play out in tableaux – often with a great deal going on in the background.
Some of the vignettes are historical such as the one represented in the image above which refers to (I think) the young king Charles II in the Great Northern War of the early 18th century in which the Swedish Empire took on the Russians – please correct me if I've got this wrong. The bar is a popular location for Andersson since people go there to drown their sorrows and to seek solace with strangers.
The main linking device between the vignettes id the sad progress of the two travelling salesmen. If you look carefully you'll see them in the image of the bar above – one of them is wearing the 'Uncle One-Tooth Mask', one of their 'bestsellers'.
I remember some very darkly comic moments in Andersson's previous film. One included a man eating from a large box of popcorn as he watched an execution in a prison. This new film has two very disturbing scenes featuring animal cruelty and the hideousness of (British) colonial barbarism. I confess to being puzzled as to exactly what Andersson intended these to say – but perhaps I'm expecting too much in terms of clarity.
Overall this is a wonderful film because of its use of film language as well as offering both comic relief and piercing commentary. Oh, and I mustn't forget the music. I loved 'Limping Lotte's Bar' in 1943.
The trailer from the Roy Andersson website:
Concerning Violence, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, USA, 2014.
The Leeds International Festival Catalogue describes this as an 'essay film, rather than a documentary. This places the film in that cinematic discourse best represented by the masterworks of Chris Marker. Like those it offers a studied ambiguity that can and should stimulate the viewer's thoughts as well as their emotions. It combines recently discovered archive footage covering wars of decolonisation in Africa from the 1960s through to the 1990s accompanied by quotation from Franz Fanon's seminal work, The Wretched of the Earth. What follows is a short response to a complex film and I plan to return with a longer engagement on the Third Cinema Revisited Blog.
The film is divided into 'Nine scenes from the anti-imperialist self-defence'. In the course of the film we see many sequences of the white settlers in various occupied territories, mainly lording it over the oppressed and exploited black natives. We also see various conflicts between National Liberation Movements and the colonial armies. There is extensive coverage of the struggles in what has become Angola. Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
Each sequence also presents quotations from the Fanon's book. This provides comment, analysis and ironic counterpoint to the comments of the white settlers, the colonial military, and the predominantly western journalist covering events. There are also extensive interviews with and comments by black natives, including those involved in the armed struggle. Refreshingly there is much screen space given to women, both as part of the exploited indigenous people but also as participants in the armed struggle.
Notably we also hear readings from the writings of Amilcar Cabral [Guinea Bissau] and an interview with Tomas Sankara [Burkino Faso]. There is also an interview with Robert Mugabe from the early days after the ZANU-PF victory. Whilst there are many male voices on the soundtrack the frequent quotations are read by an Afro-American woman, Lauryn Hill.
Most of the footage was shot in 1.37:1, some in colour, and some in black and white. But the opening and closing sequences are in 1.85:1 and the footage in the older ratio is on a DCP, letter-boxed within this frame. There is also extensive use of music, both diegetic and non-diegetic. Unfortunately, [as in common in foreign language documentary] the songs are generally not translated in subtitles. There are a number of scenes of violence and horrific wounds: also of colonial atrocities.
The Director, Göran Hugo Olsson, is quoted in the Catalogue:
When you see these films today you are struck by how biased they were, and how the filmmakers were totally lost in their political views. The use of older archive material reveals perspectives and prejudices that are clear, enabling viewers to see beyond them.
I was impressed by the film. The selection of material, and especially the way that it is edited into a coherent and very effective arguments is finely done. It works well both as a film and as propaganda [expressing complex ideas supporting the movement]. One caveat that I had was that the film has added an introduction by Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, a writer regularly included in anthologies of 'post-colonial' writings: [neo-colonial would be more accurate]. She places the work of Franz Fanon with a short biopic of his life and work. She correctly rejects the notion that he popularised support for violence: the colonized must, of necessity, use violence because of 'the absolute non-response' of the colonisers.
She also makes the point that Fanon's ideas, many of them developed in the historic liberation struggle by the Algerians against the French occupation, need developing in the present day and situation. However I think she offers only a partial account of Fanon's politics in The Wretched of the Earth. Moreover, I think her opening remarks offer a reading of the film which is not borne out. She comments on gender and appears to suggest that 'violence against women' is committed both by the colonial movement and the anti-colonial movements. But the film depicts armed women who state, "We are on the same level as men." The film does undercut some of Fanon's reliance on male nouns and adjectives when passages are read over images of armed women fighters. But also note that he writes:
In an under-developed country every effort is made to mobilize men and women as quickly as possible; it must guard against the danger of perpetuating feudal tradition which holds sacred the superiority of the masculine element over the feminine. Women will have exactly the same place as men, not in the clauses of the constitution but in the life of every day: in the factory, at school and in the parliament.
And both images and quotations undercut the values expanded by the colonialists.
I think Spivak also overlooks the centrality of class in Fanon's work. But this seems to me something that is at least underdeveloped in the film, especially in the Conclusion where we hear Fanon's maxims for the future of the anti-colonial, anti-imperialist revolution. Fanon writes about the class forces in play after the end of direct occupation: a quotation from these comments would have made sense of the situation of Mugabe and Zimbabwe.
The quotations from Fanon are brief, mainly single sentences. Some the context of his position is often lost. This is the case when the film makes the point that the colonised black people use violence against their own: but Fanon is writing about the situation of the native under colonialism and before the development of an anti-colonial consciousness. One hopes that the film will stimulate viewers to read Fanon's book – though I fear many may believe they have been provided with a sufficient grasp of his thought. The film's title and focus is on one aspect of Fanon's book, violence: this is where The Wretched of the Earth commences, but it goes a long way beyond this.
Even so this is a film that is unlikely to leave you unmoved and should certainly stimulate you. The audience at the Hyde Park Picture House showed their response with applause at the film's end. This is definitely a film to see. It is getting a UK distribution [probably limited] by Dogwoof. I hoped to see it again, and did, [see http://thirdcinema.wordpress.com/2014/12/16/concerning-violence-with-a-q-a/].
Pride (UK 2014)
Pride is a remarkable film in several ways. Its narrative is conventional (based on a true story). It isn't aesthetically interesting but it does two things very well. One is to provide its audience with high quality ensemble performances, some by well-known and celebrated UK actors, some by relative newcomers, all of which are well-judged and represent very effectively an array of characters, each of whom gets enough screen time to act as an identifiable 'hero' for part of the audience. In this way a broad audience can identify with the central narrative because of their attachment to one or more characters. This is no mean feat for a film dealing with arguably the most divisive period of modern British history.
The second great success of the film, at least to my mind, is that it deals with political ideas in a way that is inclusive, but at the same time is quite precise in analysing specific issues. OK, it is conventional, it uses familiar types and it does carry a large element of nostalgia and romance about very difficult times, but I think it manages to achieve the holy grail of 'serious fun'. In doing so it raises a number of questions that need exploring.
The 'true story' here is that a number of activists in London branded themselves as 'Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners' (LGSM) in June 1984. They then randomly chose a community in South Wales as the recipients of the money they raised. This was not easy as NUM officials and strike committees were suspicious and reluctant to engage with LGBT groups. The resulting link-up was in the end a success, but not without trials and tribulations as well as downright opposition from individuals within the mining community. The strike ended in defeat, the eventual near-collapse of the mining industry and severe hardship for the mining communities themselves. But the film doesn't end there. I won't spoil the real ending.
The other horror of 1984-5 to go with the scores of police in transit vans and on horseback confronting striking miners was the spread of HIV and AIDS associated at this point with 'unsafe sex', especially within the gay community, and represented in public health advertising on TV by images of an iceberg lurking in dark waters. In 1984 gays and miners alike needed all the help they could get in the face of Thatcher's attacks on 'the enemy within' as she branded them. The disappointment is that it's taken 30 years to put these kinds of alliances on the screen. The current 'Con-Dem' government in the UK is now worse in many ways in its attacks on working people, even if so far it hasn't resorted to Thatcher's outright violence. Instead it has allowed the rich to get richer while penalising the poor – the kind of mutual support shown in Pride is even more valuable now.
Pride has taken off slowly in the UK despite a wide release. It made number 3 in the UK chart, but the screen averages were disappointing (for the weekend – it did OK in midweek when older people go to the cinema). Everyone I know who has seen it, raves about how much they enjoyed it. It should have the legs to grow a substantial audience over the next few weeks (only dropping 11% after the first week). Perhaps some audiences have been put off by the idea that it is about something from long ago. For many younger audiences the actual struggles will be something they know little about, but this shouldn't stop engagement with the characters. It's noticeable that the right-wing press in the UK have given the film 5 star ratings (Daily Mail, Telegraph etc.) even though the film explicitly attacks the ideologies they support. Significantly, they have also likened the film to The Full Monty and Billy Elliot – likeable popular films but films which denigrate traditional male working class culture and the political struggles of the 1980s and early 1990s. Pride is much more akin to Brassed Off which represented the anger created by the attacks of Thatcherism and Made in Dagenham that celebrated the political activism of women workers. Both Pride and Brassed Off represent the historical importance of the politicisation of the women of the mining communities, though Pride does so much more positively.
The screenwriter and director were both new to me. Because I don't follow theatre I was not aware of Matthew Warchus who has had a stellar career as a stage director. It's interesting that in aesthetic terms Pride is not particularly 'theatrical' in terms of lighting and mise en scène. This is only Warchus' second feature and I liked the way he focused on the ensemble acting performances, the great dialogue scenes and the use of music. There are several interesting interviews with the pair, e.g. this one in Empire magazine. Writer Stephen Beresford tells us that the idea for the film arose in the mid-1990s during the second and final round of pit closures and, echoing a scene in Pride, Beresford had answered a call to support the miners with a "what have they ever done for us [gay men]?" kind of comment . . . and then somebody told him the true story. But it took more than 10 years to get the film into production because it seemed to break too many rules. It didn't have a single hero, it had a lot of politics etc. It's worth reading the interviews to get a full sense of just how conservative the UK film production community is.
The film doesn't analyse the causes of the strike or the politics behind it, but what it does do is to focus on the idea of solidarity and mutual support, of committing to a cause and not forgetting who are your comrades and who is the enemy. The two other outcomes/'tie-ins' for the film are the music and the associated news and feature stories. The music includes a host of 1980s club classics but also three great songs of solidarity, 'Solidarity Forever' by Pete Seeger, 'There Is Power in a Union' Billy Bragg and a spine-tingling rendition of 'Bread and Roses' by Bronwen Lewis. A soundtrack album adds more 1980s songs and is likely to prove very popular. See the film's website for details. Meanwhile, the true story is circulating via various press features like this one in the Observer about Mark Ashton played by the American Ben Schnetzer (beware spoilers about what happened to the historical figure).
Go and see it – you won't be disappointed. Here's a 'making of' featurette to introduce the film to US audiences (opens 26 September):
Brassed Off (UK/USA 1996)
30 years on from the pivotal miners' strike of 1984 the anniversary recalls a key time in late C20th brutal capitalism. One contribution was the screening of the drama-comedy Brassed Off at the Hyde Park Picture House on Yorkshire Day. As the audience suffers the travails of another capitalist crisis the film was a poetic reminder of what has been taking place.
This is a drama/comedy that manages to combine an amount of gritty Yorkshire humour with a series of bleak personal dramas. The film is set in 1992 at the Grimley Colliery. Following on the victory of the government, the police and their paymasters: coal mine after coal mine is closed, miners rendered redundant and mining communities suffer economic, social and personal dislocation.
The strength of the film is in the performances of a team of experienced and talented character actors. Leading them is the now sadly lost Peter Postlethwaite as the bandleader, Danny. His son, Philip (Stephen Tomkinson), imprisoned during the 1984 strike, is caught in a catastrophe of debts and family breakdown. Two stalwarts of the band, Harry (Jim Carter) and Greasley (Ken Colley) provide humour but also sympathetic support. Whilst Jim (Phillip Jackson) represents the harder edge of the group.
Much of the personal drama is conventional, especially the romance between Andy (Ewan McGregor in a role that fits his distinctive talents) and Gloria (Tara Fitzgerald), And there are conventional but distinctive moments of humour – the fish and chip shop call 'In Cod We Trust': the recurring pool games at the pub which Andy continually loses: and the band sequences in their rehearsal hall. And there is the local bus company with international destinations like New York on their logo but also 'mainly Grimley'. Then there are the two wives cum fans, Ida (Mary Healey) and Vera (Sue Johnston), who travel to the Band's concerts and sport the band's colour – purple.
The film does attempt to present equally positive representations of women. The success of this varies. We frequently see the picket outside the pithead of 'Women Against Pit Closures'. But the film fails to develop the characters involved. Harry's wife Rita (Lill Roughley), a member of the picket, remains a cipher. Equally the film fails to develop a sense of the community in the mining town. Only once do we see a large set of town characters, waving the band off to the finals. The standout among these supporting characters is Melanie Hill as Phil's long-suffering wife Sandra.
The travails of their family life – with financial problems and debts undermining the family – are among the most moving in the film. Scenes focusing on Danny are equally powerful. He is completely convincing as the bandleader, down to his conducting. (Harry's stand-in performance by comparison is amateur, presumably deliberately). There is a great shot, set against the pithead, when Danny's illness finally catches up with him. And the hospital scenes following are also extremely effective.
Without being overly didactic the film also vents the anger of the mining community about their treatment. Phil has an almost surreal scene as he performs as Mr Chuckles (a party clown) at a middle-class children's party. Whilst Danny has the great set piece delivery at the penultimate and climatic sequence in the Albert Hall.
Unfortunately the opposition are also undeveloped and fairly conventional characters. These include the smarmy manager leading the closure of the pit and one miner who just wants 'to take the money – bribe'. For the film the most powerful enemy in the story is the disillusionment amongst the miners themselves.
What works best are the scenes of the community of miners: at work and in their off-duty hours. The pit brings out the best qualities of cinematographer Andy Collins. The short montages in the mine and at the face are incredibly effective. And there are some luminous shots of the great pithead at dusk and at night.
The other splendid contribution is the Brass Band music, provided by the Grimethorpe Colliery Band. They provide both non-diegetic music and on screen performances, including near the beginning in the band's rehearsal hall with Joaquin Rodrigo's 'Concierto de Aranjuez' – 'orange juice': at a series of open-air competitions in the Saddleworth area: and finally at the National Brass Band Finals at The Albert Hall. These are frequently played over montages of developments in both the personal and the community life. We also hear Hubert Party's 'Jerusalem', Percy Grainger's 'Danny Boy' and Edward Elgar's 'Pomp and Circumstance March' ('Land of Soap and Glory'). The tunes are familiar and a number evoke a traditional, almost whimsical sense of English or British culture. But the strength of the film is that this suggests, not the conformist ambience of 'The Last Night of the Proms', but a different England, closer to that described by Richard Hoggart.
The last suggests an England that has passed on, which is the case. But the new, nastier, more competitive England still bears all the 'birthmarks, moral political and intellectual' of the earlier periods. Brassed Off manages to suggest this. And whilst the feel-good ending may seem a little too upbeat it is accompanied by on-screen titles reminding the viewers of what has been lost.
An added pleasure was that the film was screened in a pretty good 35mm print.
There is now a successor to this feel-good drama, Pride (2014). Set in Wales in 1984 it takes actual events involving gay and lesbian supporters of the miners to create a comedy-drama.
It opens at the National Media Museum in September and there will be a Study Day to accompany the screening on the 14th, 'Miners – One hundred years of film'.


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You know that I love showcasing the parties, kids' rooms and style of real Australian families, and photographer Danielle Trovato's style is one of my favourites. Danielle lives on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria and is soon to start a photography business focusing on children and children's interiors. Have a peek at these images of her own daughter Ruby's room, and you'll see why!
Room: Ruby's bedroomAge: 2
Designed by: Photographer Danielle Trovato (Ruby's Mum)
Location: Mornington Peninsula, Victoria
Photography: Danielle Trovato
I love that Danielle embraces local Australian design. She made the gorgeous tissue chandelier using paper products from Melbourne-based Poppies for Grace, who also designed the spotty pillow slip and heart print. You'll also find a gorgeous Armadillo & Co hemp rug, Cocoon Couture bean bag, Uimi cot blanket, polar bear lantern by MOZI and an art print by one of my favourite Australian illustrators, Nomuu.
Poppies for Grace
Toddler Bed and Dresser: oeuf nyc (Cot Sparrow Conversion Kit)
Zigzag Cot Blanket: Uimi
Smarties Pillow Case: Poppies for Grace
Small Pillow: Maiike
Toy Mouse: Maiike
Bedside Table: Replica Anna Castelli Ferrieri Componibili 2 Round from Matt Blatt
Heico Rabbit Lamp: Down To The Woods
Hemp Marigold Rug: Armadillo & Co
Pirum Parum Pear Poster: Fine Little Day
Knitted Garland: oeuf nyc
Tidy Baskets: Lark
Danielle uses the never-fail neutral-with-splashes-of-colour design style that works so well for kids rooms, allowing for an eclectic collection of toys and art without being too restrictive. Danielle's 'neutral' is a combination of white and natural light wood tones, used for the furniture, shelving, rug and frames.
Lovin' You Heart Print: Poppies for Grace
All The Joy You Bring Card: Poppies for Grace
Floating Shelves: IKEA
Polar Bear Lantern: MOZI
Tivolivat Wooden Windmill Decorations: Swiden
Another great lesson - not all art needs to be framed. This collection of sweet prints and cards works well unframed and grouped together. You could also use washi tape to add favourite paper goods to walls for a cute look at is easily removable.
A look that I've been seeing a lot and love is the use of book rails to display forward-facing books in a child's room. As book stores know well, it's a great way to add colour and personality to a room, and encourage a child to pick up and engage with the books. Much more enticing that a thin spine! Danielle works this look to perfection.
Freckle Wreath: Little Lamb by Down To The Woods
Bean Bag: Cocoon Couture
Thank you so much Danielle for sharing with us your daughter's inspiring room and for supporting Australian artists. Danielle's blog is coming soon; in the meantime, you can follow her on Pinterest.
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Navigating a 'Crooked Room': Reflections From Black Women on Their Experiences in Progressive Spaces
Black women do not expect much from those whose inhumane social, political, and economic interests challenge our human rights, but we do expect respect, support, and trust from our progressive allies, who supposedly are on our side.
A Q&A With Judith Helfand of Chicken & Egg Pictures on Supporting 'Vessel,' 'After Tiller,' and More
Chicken & Egg Pictures is the only nonprofit in the United States focused exclusively on funding and promoting women documentary filmmakers. The group's REEL Reproductive Justice has supported films including After Tiller, No Más Bebés Por Vida, Infanity, Vessel, and Young Lakota.
Democratic Texas lawmakers who have proposed a handful of new reproductive rights bills said Thursday that they know they have an uphill legislative battle, but that they refused to back down while anti-choice Republicans push for more restrictions on abortion care, sex education and reproductive health access.
The lack of reproductive rights instruction in law school doesn't just fail budding advocates eager to learn; it also minimizes the importance of the subject area in the minds of law students who will go on to wield significant power and authority in various areas of practice—particularly in elected office.
Although feticide laws were originally intended to protect pregnant women from violence, such statutes are now being used to punish them, sending the message that women who do not have healthy pregnancies may be investigated for criminal acts.
One of the most popular and prevalent examples of purity culture's racism is the critique of the pop singer Beyoncé's life and work by conservative white politicians and pundits, who have gone so far as to wonder aloud if Jay Z had not crossed the line from husband to exploiting "pimp," thus reducing Beyoncé's talent and ambition to a sexuality that is not under her control.
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- Mini Nephthys, at AOOO or livejournal
- Recommended by digitamer2
- Synopsis: Numerous fics, mostly drabbles or one-shots, as well as many Fate/Stay Night works.
- Pairings: Mostly Rider/Waver, Caster/Ryuunosuke, or Gen.
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Drowning Dream by Aeanagwen
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- Recommended by amatakamata
- Pairings: None
- Synopsis: Two months after the Fuyuki City Disaster, a survivor of the Fourth Grail War explores the ruins. He finds more than he bargained for, in the wreckage and in himself.
- Warnings: There is a bit of slashy pseudo-selfcest and spoilers about the fate of the Rider pair.
- Recommended by silentTestimony, kay4today
- Pairings: None
- Synopsis: Kayneth Archibald El-Melloi's stolen relic was one shipped from Ireland rather than Macedonia. As a result, an inexperienced Master determined to prove himself and a desperate Servant seeking absolution share in a quest for victory and recognition.
- Tags: AU fic
- Comments: Ongoing For Want of a Nail story based on switching around Servants, focused primarily on Waver and Lancer.
- Has its own page.
- Recommended by: Mirage, nitewind, Pastykake, Metal King 1417
- Status: Ongoing
- Synopsis: When Rin Tohsaka's dad proves that he is her father by wearing the Family pendant bringing Counter Guardian Emiya into the 4th Holy Grail War.
- Comments: Another "Archer gets summoned to the 4th Holy Grail War," except this one is much longer than the others. Archer then proceeds to troll the participants and mess with everyone in general.
- Recommended by Nanya, Unclouded TJ, nitewind, Pastykake, Metal King 1417
- Status: Ongoing
- Crossover with Fate/Prototype, Fate/Strange Fake
- Synopsis: This isn't quite the Fourth War that Kiritsugu was expecting. After all, he wanted King Arthur, not this white haired Archer he got.
- Comments: Not the first time a fic has used EMIYA as Kiritsugu's servant, it is, however, the first time we get Enkidu instead of Gilgamesh, Lancelot's not Berserker and Saber is actually the prototype version. Also, Caren seems to make it her mission in life to annoy Rin. It's looking quite good and I, for one, am really enjoying some of the smaller things in the fic like Irisviel and Archer's interactions.
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Link by Joel 7th
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Sensha Otoko by hin
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Love of a Knight by Advi
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- Pairings: Diarmuid/Sakura
- Synopsis: What Matou Sakura craves for is not the Holy Grail but a protection. And he is the Heroic Spirit that has traveled across times and space to answer her heart's desire.
- Tags: AU fic
- Recommended by Gunbazca
- Pairings: girl!Waver/Rider
- Synopsis: One day, Waver-chan gets bothered by a strange man in a hoodie. Rider punched the man flying. All goes downhill from there.
- Tags: AU fic
- Recommeded by ErikHowlett.
- Status: Complete.
- Synopsis: "Diarmuid Ua Duibhne... Betrayed and sinking into darkness hears a mysterious woman calling his name. Who is this who dares disturb his descend into the deepest pit in Hell?"
- Pairings: Lancer/Saber (Diarturia).
- Comments: Written to be set between the events at the end of Fate/Zero and the beginning of Fate/stay night, this one-shot addresses the fate of Lancer following the events of the series. I won't spoil things for readers, but this one really gets you, right in the feels, but in a good way.
- Tags: Slightly dark tone at the beginning, WAFF.
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Alexandriad: The Song of Fire by SuperGoldenFroggie
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The Fourth King by S S Hiei
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Holding Back the Sea (FF.net Link), by Ryuugi
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Postnuptial Disagreements by Zalgo Jenkins.
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The War Of Kings by Pale Wolf
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Yuru/Zero by Shimazaki Kazumi
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Just An Unorthodox Thief by The Infamous Man
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Fate All Riders by freebiewitz
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From Azure To ZeroFFN link by Siriel
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- Synopsis: At the Spring Summoning Ritual, Louise summoned a bear of a man who claim to be the greatest conqueror that is. Will she be the laughingstock of the school, or will he prove his dream of glorious conquest true?
- Tags: AU fic, Crossover
- Recommended by Nanya, Cherry_Lover
- Pairings: None
- Synopsis: The fourth Grail War originally had three kings. Kariya happened to summon a 4th King.
- Comments: Pure, unfiltered crack. Only meant to be a one-shot, but has grown since then. Well, what kind of fic do you expect when someone summons the King of all Monsters, Godzilla?
- Recommended by Crimson Flight
- Sypnosis: Taken from the summary provided: Chiron always said there'd be legends about him one day. He hadn't thought that'd result in him fighting to the death with other Heroes, though. Percy Jackson and the Olympians/F/SN.
- Comments: Thread 2 can be found here, and the third here while the current one is here.
- Recommended by Mythtakesweremade and Grand Prince Paul II
- Crossover with Sekirei, Fate/stay night
- Now with a tropes page
- Synopsis: Author's Summary: Years after his parents survived Heaven's Feel, the son of Kayneth and Sola-Ui finds himself in a different sort of supernatural tournament. But can he survive superpowered alien females, scheming businessmen, and his own partner's urge to strangle him?
- Comments: Somehow, Kayneth Archibald El-Melloi and his wife Sola-Ui survived the fourth Heaven's Feel ritual. Their son, Meriwether, seems like a chip off the old block when he travels to Japan to research the Fourth War. Unfortunately, his short layover at Shin Tokyo takes a little longer than expected when he accidentally wings Benitsubasa and gets dragged into the Sekirei Plan. Benitsubasa soon finds to her disappointment that her Ashikabi has lived a rather...sheltered life. Not that this will stop our protagonist from making the Sekirei Plan a whole lot bloodier...
- Fanfiction.Net link is here.
- Recommended by Jiven, nitewind, ItsaRandomUsername
- Crossover with Code Geass
- Synopsis: The Holy Grail War is taking place in Fuyuki at the same time Kallen's resistance is stealing CC. When Lelouch protected that purple-haired girl from the fighting between terrorists and Brittanians, he didn't think he will be able to seize an extraordinary opportunity. Lelouch, as Master of Lancer, will try to grasp this wish with his own hands and to destroy Britannia. And doing his level best to put some more 'war' in the Holy Grail War.
- Comments: A newborn fan fiction who shows great promise. Some original flavor, good characterization, good use of drama, and really well-paced action.
- Recommended by Gunbazca
- Crossover with Yuru-Yuri
- Synopsis: All of the sudden, seven girls among the cast of Yuru Yuri found themselves in control of the seven Servants of Fate/Zero. Everyday life continues more or less as usual, but will it last?
- Tags: AU fic, Crossover
- Comments: Warning for NSFW danbooru ads! Well, this is an excellent series with good pacing and significant volume. The melding of the universes could be smoother, but it suffices. It is Lighter and Softer on the Fate/Zero side, but things do take a bad turn midway...
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- Status: Ongoing
- Crossover with Lupin III
- Genre: Dramedy
- Synopsis: Kotomine Kirei is a troubled man that only participated in the Holy Grail War to serve Tohsaka Tokiomi and meet Emiya Kiritsugu. In order to do both, he attempted to summon Hassan-I-Sabbah as the Servant Assassin. The Grail heard his plea and instead gave Kirei a rather... unorthodox thief. Gilgamesh better keep his Gate of Babylon locked at night...
- Comments: It's about time the Lupin III series got some love. Not only does this fic keep Lupin in character, but it also keeps the dark elements of the first and most recent Lupin anime along with the matureness of Fate/Zero. If anyone is a true Lupin III fan, this fic is for you.
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- Recommended by Gemini24
- Status: Ongoing
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- Synopsis: In a war where the good must fight each other only the one who fights hardest will survive! Every Servant is a Rider, summoned from the throne to heed the call of the Holy Grail. Some fight for themselves, some fight for others and some don't need a reason. The Holy Grail is filled with many heroes, many of them are Riders.
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- Status: Complete
- Synopsis: A crossover of the 4th Holy Grail War with BlazBlue, as a certain awkward and clumsy girl from the NOL ends up as Kiritsugu's Servant.
- Tags: Crossover
- Recommended by dragonfire5000
- Status: In-Progress
- Crossover with Shin Megami Tensei
- Synopsis: The Fourth Holy Grail War is coming, but there are several new players in town. Demons are throwing in their lot with certain Masters, a mysterious man named Cypher is pulling several strings in the war, and mysterious candelabrum are popping up, heralding in terrifying presences...
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Fate:Zero Sense by The Infamous Man
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- Recommended by Kishou, Pastykake
- Crossover with at least 6 other fandoms: ( Marvel, Trigun, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Bleach, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, and Naruto.)
- Genre: Dramedy
- Synopsis: The Grail is bored and decides to spice up the 4th Fuyuki War with different Servants than the Masters intended... save for Kiritsugu's Saber. Berserker is vocal and wants to fight, Archer's a pacifist, Caster is disturbed rather than disturbing, Lancer is a timid kid in a suit, Rider thinks he's the coolest Servant around, and Assassin casually demolishes the fourth wall by asking if he is in "the Visual Novel or the anime" the moment he's summoned. No one knows what to expect from these wild cards, not even their own Masters.
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Lorde was right: We may never be royals. But that doesn't mean we can't treat our hair like we're living in Buckingham Palace. Condition your tired, dull tresses with this antioxidant-rich conditioner from British classic Gilchrist & Soames (they've been a beauty favorite since the early 1970s). From the crisp, fresh scent to that seriously classy bottle, your shower time is looking downright queenly.
What I loved most about this product was the thickness of the conditioner. I actually felt like it was moisturizing for my blonde, wavy hair which can be very dry at times. What I didn't enjoy about this product was the packaging, you have to physically scoop it out of the bottle-- very annoying. A squeeze bottle would be much better.3
I received a sample of this conditioner - was good for three washes which is a good size. Pleasant but forgettable smell. thick texture, good coverage. i'd say this is a good conditioner for normal hair, but for my thick wavy hair it's not enough moisture - still needs more aftercare products.3
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Evelyn Mae Kampfe, 87 - June 10, 2010
Evelyn Mae Kampfe, 87, of Lincoln, formerly of Gothenburg, passed away Monday, June 7, 2010, at Tabitha Heath Care of Lincoln.
Anatomical gift, a memorial service will be held at a later date.
Survivors include: her son, Ron (Charlene) Kampfe of Tucson AZ; daughters—Barb (Kim) Fry of Reno, NV, and Mary (Jim) Arter of Lincoln; grandchildren—Jason and Matt Fry, Kimbra Haggerty, and Tyler and Alex Arter; great-granddaughter, Ireland Haggerty; a brother, Clarence (Bud) Gray of Portland, OR; sister, Ione Barnett of Rio Linda, CA.
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Chicken Roulades
25 Jan 2011
|Chopped mushrooms
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Finely chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Finely chopped celery
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm), pressed / finely chopped
|3 Tablespoon
|Fine bread crumbs
|2 Tablespoon
|Finely chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|Ground thyme
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Whole boneless chicken breasts
|1 1⁄4 Pound, skinned and pounded to 1/4 inch thickness (2 Pieces)
|Canned cream and mushroom soup
|10 3⁄4 Ounce (1 Can)
|Dry white wine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
1. Combine mushrooms, onion, celery, garlic, and butter in a 1-quart glass bowl. Microwave, uncovered, at Cook Cycle 1 (power level 9) for 6 to 7 minutes, or until vegetables are tender, stirring twice.
2. Add bread crumbs, parsley, thyme, salt, and pepper to vegetable mixture. Stir to blend.
3. Spread half of the stuffing mixture in the center of each chicken breast. Roll up breasts and fold in the sides. Secure with a toothpick. Arrange roulades in an 10-inch round baking dish. Combine soup and wine and pour over chicken. Cover with wax paper. Microwave at Cook Cycle 2 (power level 10) for 11 1/2 to 15 minutes, or until chicken is cooked. Let stand, covered, 3 to 5 minutes before serving.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
Cook Time:15 Minutes
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