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BUIES CREEK — Academy Award-nominated documentary filmmaker Mark Kitchell will present his latest film, "A Fierce Green Fire: The Battle for a Living Planet," at Campbell University at 7 p.m. on April 11 in the School of Business' Lynch Auditorium.
The film will be followed by a question-and-answer session, presented by the University's Lecture Symposium Committee and 1 More Film Blog. Kitchell will be introduced by Dr. Kenneth Morefield, Campbell University English professor and Christianity Today film critic.
"A Fierce Green Fire" is a history, told in five acts, of the environmental movement from the 1960s to the present. It is narrated by Robert Redford, Meryl Streep, Ashley Judd, Van Jones and Isabel Allende.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Kitchell's new film "brings to light the vital stories of the environmental movement where people fought – and succeeded – against enormous odds. From halting dams in the Grand Canyon to fighting toxic waste at Love Canal; from Greenpeace to Chico Mendes; from climate change to the promise of transforming our civilization."
Rick McManus, writing for the Sierra Club, describes A Fierce Green Fire as "an indispensable primer for anyone unfamiliar with the breadth of the global environmental movement, and a shot in the arm for movement veterans in search of new inspiration."
Kitchell is best known for "Berkeley in the Sixties," which won the Sundance Audience Award in 1990, was nominated for an Academy Award, and won other top honors. It has become a well-loved classic, one of the defining documentaries about the protest movements of the 1960s. Kitchell went to NYU film school, where he made The Godfather Comes to Sixth St., a cinema verité look at his neighbors caught up in filming "The Godfather II" – for which he received another (student) Academy Award nomination.
According to Kitchell, his wife came up with the idea for "A Fierce Green Fire" after the two of them searched in vain for a "big picture documentary" about the environmental movement. They then developed the film together, drawing inspiration from what Kitchell calls Paul Hawken's "brilliant metaphor of the movement as humanity's immune response system."
Dr. Sherry Truffin, associate professor of English, is currently serving as chairman of the Lecture Symposium Committee.


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Marie T. Schnorr, a longtime resident of Beach Lake, PA, formerly of Ridgewood/Glendale, NY, passed away on Friday, April 26, 2013 at Wayne Memorial Hospital, Honesdale, PA. She was 89.
The daughter of Charles and Germaine Rea-u Bordonaro, she was born October 20, 1923 in Brooklyn, NY. She was loving wife to the late Charles A. Schnorr, who had passed away on January 23, 1998.
She was a member of St. Francis Xavier R. C. Church, Narrowsburg, NY. She was a member of the Red Hat Society; she was a member and avid donor to the Smithsonian and National Geographic Society.
She is survived by a son, Kenneth Schnorr and his wife Janet; her grandsons, Michael and Christopher.
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Wah!! I can't beliebe I haven't read this yet. I loved I Am Number Four. Glad to hear this does not disappoint. I, too, love Sam. Thanks for the spoiler alert!ReplyDelete
Great review!
I just read this last week. I found John a little wimpy- like Sam and Six handle themselves but John alwyas gets his butt kicked. Picturing Alex Pettyfer does the trick though (sooo hot- I want him to be the star of my own book).ReplyDelete
I liked seven and the split narrative, but I found that the voice didn't change much between the two, which was disappointing.
I'm curious about this one I did read I am #4 and enjoy it but I didn't feel it was anything special. I did like the characters it was the writing that made me cringe a few times. Thanks for the review I'll be getting to it soon.ReplyDelete
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I wasn't thinking that I would read this series--but you're changing my mind, I think.ReplyDelete
Stop by this post if you like–I've tagged you for a blog award! http://readingontheftrain.blogspot.com/2011/10/what-was-i-just-saying-about-this.html
I really enjoyed the split narrative as well, it just made me keep leaving me with cliff hangers at each time they switched, which really kept me hooked! But I have to say, in I am #4 the girl (can't remember her name anymore...) she played a really important role in developing John's character, and I thought this series would be some epic love story with coolness of being an alien and hunted added in, but when she **spoiler alert!** betrays John (or however that worked out) I was so mad at her! See I forgot her name because she's no longer important... Anyways she built herself up into this really awesome character and then just crumbled into unimportantness for me.ReplyDelete


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Crazy Crabs Picture taken of my son Kevin at what once was Holly Shores Campgrounds on the Eastern Shore. (Credit: Kathy Brewer)
Crazy Crabs Frank and Gissell of Bel Air, Md.
Crazy Crabs Catching some Blues on the Wye.
Crazy Crabs Enjoying Wye River crabs.
Crazy Crabs Ron holding his first catch!
Crazy Crabs! My daughter at 3 months - love those crabs
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Crazy Crabs! A fresh load of crabs ready to be steamed!
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Crazy Crabs! John and Jan steamed the crabs they caught. Crab, Corn, and Old Bay - the perfect meal!
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Crazy Crabs! Crabs are a birthday treat for this Maryland family.
Crazy Crabs! John and Jan Likens caught crabs and steamed them for their 50th wedding anniversary
Crazy Crabs! Jan Likens went crabbing on her wedding anniversary with her husband, John.
Crazy Crabs! I missed the mouthwatering taste of our beloved Maryland Crab so much that it is sent overseas in the form of potato chips. The Iraqi and Kuwait people never tasted such a tasty treat from Maryland. I may have started a craze over here for Old Bay seasoned flavor foods originating from Maryland. Hooraaah for Maryland!!!
Crazy Crabs! Man takes hold of a crab.
Crazy Crabs! Diane Taylor and her dog, Indiana "Bones" Taylor – who loves crabs more than life itself.
Crazy Crabs! Ouch, this thing is still alive!
Crazy Crabs! Father and daughter on her 40th birthday, July 4th.
Crazy Crabs! I say, " When life gives you lemons....Put them on crab legs!"
Crazy Crabs! The first crab her ever caught!
Crazy Crabs! Samantha's favorite crab picture.
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Crazy Crabs! A fresh batch!
Crazy Crabs! Tyler getting ready to stack the crabs in the steamer.
Crazy Crabs! Tyler with some BIG Crabs!
Crazy Crabs! Captain Dave with a couple of BIG ones too.
Crazy Crabs! Maryland Blue Crabs
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