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By: Adam
https://whatthewhat.tv/30rock/s05e04/#comment-934269
Tue, 08 Sep 2020 20:57:57 +0000https://whatthewhat.tv/?post_type=episode&p=55#comment-934269In reply to Ted.
Exactly! Also, a chai boy is typically in charge of not only cleaning the workspace and delivering drinks, but also providing office supplies, like pens.
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By: Ted
https://whatthewhat.tv/30rock/s05e04/#comment-923520
Sun, 21 Apr 2019 01:14:16 +0000https://whatthewhat.tv/?post_type=episode&p=55#comment-923520"chai boy"… as in the main character on Slumdog MIllionaire, who serves chai at a call center and goes on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire as a signal to a woman he loves.
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By: Olga Blaine
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Wed, 08 Mar 2017 20:57:25 +0000https://whatthewhat.tv/?post_type=episode&p=55#comment-887018Nice post, really enjoyed it. The beauty of freelance films is that they don’t have the marketing-directed bucks, or the must-fit-in-a-box standards that mainstream movies adhere to. They don’t have to be the “black” film or the “teen” film. But what those films were able to do is lend a gritty voice to an unrepresented population. It’s possible independent filmmakers like Singleton and Anders felt the artistic freedom to cover these stories because life during the ’80s and ’90s were economically sound for most people. Their films didn’t represent the majority of the culture b w cinema us which wouldn’t necessarily be true if those films were made today.
I think that documentaries will be the best record of this time in our country’s history. Documentaries aren’t as hopeful as movies. They’re not as pretty either, but they’ll give it to us straight. They’ll give us the cash-poor, or the crazy, or horrifyingly illegal practices of the filthy rich, or racially-infused violence. They’ll deliver subjects that filmmakers have otherwise been avoiding.
Rich Hill, a documentary and Sundance jury Winner, directed by histrion Droz Tragos and Apostle Droz urban center, is that this year’s shining example. In it, the filmmakers (cousins, WHO visited family in wealthy Hill, Missouri, the city the moving picture is called for) unfold the story of yankee poorness through the purpose of read of 3 teen boys.
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By: Olga Blaine
https://whatthewhat.tv/30rock/s05e04/#comment-887017
Wed, 08 Mar 2017 20:57:25 +0000https://whatthewhat.tv/?post_type=episode&p=55#comment-887017Nice post, really enjoyed it. The beauty of freelance films is that they don’t have the marketing-directed bucks, or the must-fit-in-a-box standards that mainstream movies adhere to. They don’t have to be the “black” film or the “teen” film. But what those films were able to do is lend a gritty voice to an unrepresented population. It’s possible independent filmmakers like Singleton and Anders felt the artistic freedom to cover these stories because life during the ’80s and ’90s were economically sound for most people. Their films didn’t represent the majority of the culture b w cinema us which wouldn’t necessarily be true if those films were made today.
I think that documentaries will be the best record of this time in our country’s history. Documentaries aren’t as hopeful as movies. They’re not as pretty either, but they’ll give it to us straight. They’ll give us the cash-poor, or the crazy, or horrifyingly illegal practices of the filthy rich, or racially-infused violence. They’ll deliver subjects that filmmakers have otherwise been avoiding.
Rich Hill, a documentary and Sundance jury Winner, directed by histrion Droz Tragos and Apostle Droz urban center, is that this year’s shining example. In it, the filmmakers (cousins, WHO visited family in wealthy Hill, Missouri, the city the moving picture is called for) unfold the story of yankee poorness through the purpose of read of 3 teen boys.
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Thu, 16 Feb 2017 14:40:16 +0000https://whatthewhat.tv/?post_type=episode&p=55#comment-885982nice post
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Fri, 30 Dec 2016 17:05:25 +0000https://whatthewhat.tv/?post_type=episode&p=55#comment-883294cool and nice post keep it up and thanks for sharing
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Fri, 13 Nov 2015 10:35:09 +0000https://whatthewhat.tv/?post_type=episode&p=55#comment-851759Every individual has some goals in life. Everybody wish to become well of, respectful, honorable and famous in society. All these wishes of an individual can be fulfilled with the acquisition of education according to desire.
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