Unknown (2011)
by Milos Itic on March 12, 2012
The biologists Dr. Martin Harris (Liam Neeson) and his wife Elizabeth Harris (January Jones) arrive in the airport of Berlin to participate on famous Biotechnology Global Summit. They take a cab in cold snow weather to the Hotel Adlen in the Central Berlin. However, when they get there, Martin observes that they forget his briefcase in the car. While Liz check-in in the hotel, Martin immediately takes a cab back to the airport. During the route, there is an accident and the taxi fall off the bridge into the river, but the driver Gina (Diane Kruger) rescues Martin and saves him. Liam Neeson awakens from a coma, and when he gets better, he went back to the hotel. But there is a problem, nobody knows (recognize) him, even his loving wife. With the help of a young taxi woman, he sets out to prove his true identity.
The Grey (2012)
by Milos Itic on March 9, 2012
After plane of hard boiled oil workers crashes in coldest part of the Alaska, seven survivors are led by a skilled wolf huntsman to survival, but a pack of merciless wolves haunts their every step.
Blazing Saddles (1974)
by Milos Itic on March 5, 2012
One classic comedy by parody filmmaker Mel Brooks. This is such a funny film. From the opening scene along the railroad tracks and 2 main actors riding off into the sunset to till the end of crew fight, this film is enjoyable.
Parody on western films, and everything in USA cinematography. Read the rest of this entry »
Solitary Man (2009)
by Milos Itic on March 2, 2012
Everybody know the song “Solitary Man” and a lot of version of it. There is a film. And good one. With Michael Douglas. From 2009. Michael Douglas is the man in black. With him, there are soem great actors and acting too: Susan Sarandon, Danny DeVito and Jesse Eisenberg.
Johnny Cash was known as “The man in black” because of his tendency for wearing all black stuff. Michael Douglas’ character Ben Kalmen spends most of the film wearing black clothing and only occasionally wears anything except black.
A Pure Formality (1994)
by Milos Itic on February 28, 2012
Giuseppe Tornatore, Gérard Depardieu and Roman Polanski were a great trio for this film project. What else to say. One room, Night, Storm, Rain, Small old police station. Una pura formalità (original title). It happens in few rooms, and film reminds in classics like 12 angry mans and many other…
Gerard Depardieu plays Onoff, a burnt-out writer who finds himself at a foreign police station in the middle of the night in a big storm. He is picked up by the police one stormy night, without any identification, out of breath and running madly, without clear memory of recent events. The Inspector, Roman Polanski is suspicious. Through an interrogatory dialectic, the principal of this lonely, isolated, broken-down police station tries to discover what has happened, by delving into the mind of his writer-hero, and clearing up a mysterious killing. He is being interrogated by Roman Polanski for a murder. Read the rest of this entry »
Solitary Man
by Milos Itic on February 27, 2012
Solitary Man is one of the most covered songs on the Earth, is the masterpiece by Neil Diamond, in the original. “Solitary Man” is a 1966 hit song written, composed, and originally recorded and released by Neil Diamond. It has since been covered many times by high number of great artists. We will present you all:
1. Neil Diamond – Solitary Man 1966. “Solitary Man” was Diamond’s debut single as a recording artist. After, it was included on Diamond’s first album, “The Feel of Neil Diamond“, released in August 1966. What a great song for the first! Many people think that this is originally song by Chris Isaak.
Rumor or Rumour
by Milos Itic on February 26, 2012
Both words are correct, depending on which language type you’re talking. The American English language uses “Rumor“. The British English language uses “Rumour“
Spirited Away (2001)
by Milos Itic on February 24, 2012
The first association when you mention “animation films Japan” is Hayao Miyazaki, no denying about that. He once again delivers gift to the public, work of amazing beauty, with stunning visual and receptive delights and great storytelling. It overwhelmed. I present you the magic of Spirited Away.
The Rum Diary (2011)
by Milos Itic on February 22, 2012
Rum Diary is the average film by any element of it. It is a comedy, but there is not a single moment of laughing, it is a drama, but no intrigue, thriller but no plot. Only some kind of story.
Girl on the Bridge (1999)
by Milos Itic on February 20, 2012
The Film magic in its nice view. It’s silent night on a Paris bridge. A beautiful girl leans over Seine River with handfull of tears in her eyes and a deep longing to drown her sorrows. Out of nowhere someone, a knife thrower who needs a human target for his show, takes an interest in her. He is Gabor. She is Adele. Read the rest of this entry »
Great Nightscape Video
by Milos Itic on February 6, 2012
This is a great Nightscape Video. London at night. Really great!
Montgomery Clift Talent
by Milos Itic on January 27, 2012
Edward Montgomery Clift was an American film and stage actor.
Best Camera for Independent Filmmaking in 2012
by Milos Itic on January 7, 2012
Hi All. I make one poll. Choose your favorite camera (hdslr) for independent film production.
Best Camera for Independent Filmmaking in 2012.
You can choose more then 1 camera.
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I am the Nikon D4
by Milos Itic on January 7, 2012
I am the Nikon D4, I am pushing the limits
These words introduce new camera from Nikon.
Art Remote Introducing the new HDSLR “Nikon D4″. The Nikon D4 will soon be on sale in February 2012. This full frame DSLR will costs $6000 0r €4680.
Venice (2010)
by Milos Itic on January 6, 2012
Wenecja (Venice) is definitely film you should watch. Another solid film from Jan Jakub Kolski, Poland Film Director. Four years earlier he make also one good movie with magic realism style, Jasminum.
Excellent cinematography with every scene its own depth and correctly pronounced story. Nice colors and shapes with the scene of beautiful deserted pictures of landscape Poland. Read the rest of this entry »
Jasminum (2006)
by Milos Itic on January 6, 2012
Jasminum is a beautiful and warm story about love, living and a friendship.This one is from Jan Jakub Kolski magic realism films, because, the movie is filmed in the style of several of his previous films. In recent years, several European directors are trying to make their films in this direction.
Earn every month 70 euros
by Milos Itic on January 5, 2012
Earn every month 70 euros/5.000 rs (The Indian Rupee) with your filmmaking skills. We present you Tzinga Contest. Especially for Indian filmmakers.
First preserved portrait in the world
by Milos Itic on December 28, 2011
Portrait of Duke Rudolf IV of Austria is the first preserved portrait in the world.
Aspect Ratio
by Milos Itic on December 12, 2011
The aspect ratio of an image (picture) is the ratio of (divided) two numbers. First is width of the image. Second is height of the image. This is expressed as two numbers separated 
by a colon. x (width) : y (height)
Any image has its own aspect ratio.
We have two video standards:
4:3 standard – Old television standard
16:9 standard - international standard format of HDTV
Mr. Nobody (2009) – Alternate life paths
by Milos Itic on December 6, 2011
“I’ve got nothing to say to you. I’m Mr. Nobody, a man who doesn’t exist. ” I ask myself more often, is it enough this only 1 life we have? 1 is like 0. If we have 100 lives, is this be enough?
This is the fourth feature film of Jaco Van Dormael. Finally someone brave and genius to carry out this very serious subject and theme. The film is difficult to describe as it does not follow a traditional narrative structure
