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List of biographical films
Louie Henri (older)
Pancho Villa (older, as himself)
Khalifa Al Marar
Producer IndpendentKhalifa Al Marar
Khalifa Suhail Al Marar was Vice President, Group Communications, at Mubadala Investment Company (Mubadala), where he was responsible for the strategic direction of national and global marketing and communications for one of the company’s strategic partners.
He is a multi-award-winning producer of social documentaries, receiving international accolades for his work at Cannes, New York, Abu Dhabi, and Los Angeles film festivals.
Al Marar holds a Master of Strategic Marketing from the Australian University of Wollongong in Dubai, and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with a double major in Finance and Marketing from California State University, Long Beach, USA.
Drew Ambrose
Senior Producer 101 East Al Jazeera EnglishDrew Ambrose
Over the past 9 years, Drew Ambrose has worked as a senior producer and foreign correspondent for Al Jazeera English in Asia.
Before that he worked across Australia on current affairs programs such as Insight, Australian Story and Living Black.
At 21 years old, he was posted to ABC’s Jakarta Bureau as a video-journalist for the Australia Network. Since then Drew has reported from over 35 nations. He has also been lead journalist on many interactive, VR and online projects.
His journalism has won a number of accolades including the Walkley Award, New York Festival Gold Medal, Melbourne Press Club Quill and United Nations Media Peace Awards.
Noriko Aratani
Senior Producer,Global Content Development Division NHKNoriko Aratani
Noriko Aratani joined NHK in 1989. She worked on flagship shows including “Today’s Close-up” (current affairs) and “NHK Special” (documentaries) as a news director. From 2006, she was involved with NHK’s content business. Her remit included the acquisition of foreign dramas and international marketing of NHK programs. Also, programs she had pro I hear that Gianfranco Ferre will announce later today the appointment of Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi as its new designers. Rimondi and Aquilano, of the label 6267, have been at the center of Ferre speculation for the past month. They’re a good choice, considering their background in tailoring, and of course their own designs for 6267 and Malo have been generating buzz for a couple of seasons. Living in Italy, working for many years at Max Mara, looking closely at couture–it’s fair to say that Rimondi and Aquilano already know a lot about Ferre and, possibly, what the label needs to be contemporary. Sunday’s blog:mode event at the Met went off pretty well, I think. (Sorry, Lori, I didn’t get a chance to say hi). There’s so much one can say on this topic, and I sort of agree with someone in the previous thread that maybe we were a bit all over the map. Diane Pernet’s experience is completely unique, so is Scott Schuman’s. I wanted to ask him about photographing the fashion show regulars, which Bill Cunningham does as well. It’s inevitable that he and Bill would be drawn to certain editors and fashionistas for their style and that they’re creating what amounts to a visual record of those individuals. I wondered if Scott’s audience expects that now. Anyway, there were lots of questions from the Met crowd and I’m sorry that we couldn’t get to them all. That night I went to the premiere of the Rolling Stones-Scorsese documentary, “Shine a Light.” It’s really funny, in part because of Scorsese’s dealings with the band (getting a song list out of them was a bit of a trial) and in part because of the 60s and 70s news clips he included. The questions the newsmen asked of the band, especially after the Redlands raid, were so straight! And Twin films
First film Release date Second film Release date Similarities Das Mirakel 1912 The Miracle 1912 Based on play The Miracle (1911). Both films were exhibited with similar titles, causing legal disputes. Ivanhoe 1913 Ivanhoe 1913 Based on Ivanhoe (1819). Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 1920 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 1920 Based on The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886) The Three Musketeers 1921 Les Trois Mousquetaires 1921 Based on The Three Musketeers (1844). The Spanish Dancer 1923 Rosita 1923 Based on the play Don César de Bazan (1844) and the opera Don César de Bazan (1872). Ingagi 1930 Africa Speaks! 1930 Both exploitation films about an expedition in the Belgian Congo. Dishonored 1931 Mata Hari 1931 Both films are about female spies. M-G-M studios, alarmed by the competition that the Sternberg-Dietrich phenomena posed to star Greta Garbo, responded with the copycat Mata Hari the same year. Topaze 1933 Topaze 1933 Both are adaptations of the play by Marcel Pagnol released a month apart. Little Man, What Now? 1933 Little Man, What Now? 1934 Both are adaptations of the novel by Hans Fallada. The Rise of Catherine the Great 1934 The Scarlet Empress 1934 Both are about Catherine the Great. The Black Cat 1934 Maniac 1934 Both are loose adaptations of The Black Cat. Crime and Punishment 1935 Crime and Punishment 1935 Both are based on Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. The Emperor's Candlesticks 1936 The Emperor's Candlesticks 1937 Both are adaptations of The Emperor's Candlesticks (1899) by Baroness Orczy. Jezebel 1938 Gone with the Wind 1939 William Wyler's Jezebel (1938) was reportedly created for Bette Davis when she failed to win the highly coveted role of Sca