"An Escape Worth Reliving"

       It’s the year 1843 and a young girl named Grace Marks at the age 16 has been convicted for being involved in the vicious murder of her employer as well as the house keeper and mistress. It is believed by some that the young Grace is said to be innocent and wouldn’t hurt a fly ; but others think different for such situation. As Grace none the less serves the sentence she claims to have lost her memory. Distinctly saying that she does not recall anything leading to that day or if she had been involve in such Animalistic acts. An expert in the medical field of mental illness is beckoned within a group of spiritualists; who also believe that Grace isn’t a murderess but an innocent who was just unlucky to be at the crime scene at a time that wasn’t dignified. He listens to her story, gets even more intoxicated with her and as time goes on clues and mysteries begin to unwind, what will he be able to say about Grace Mark at the very end?        Alias Grace is very captivating and bone chilling. It brings out the question: Who and why?. The book presented itself in a mind testing manner that goes to confuse and also brainwash the readers, It presented itself with a spin chilling feeling of fear and also one of justice, the book would make you remember the woman who had been forgotten in history. This novel is based on a true story of a 16 year old by the same name Grace Marks, history had lost track of her after her release from prison but Atwood had brought her back and deemed her unforgotten. I would say that Atwood is a ‘Witty, elegant’ writer who has managed to take her time in given you the full details and explanation, she has taken a fragment from the past to reality, from a crime which had been committed in Canada of the 1840’s. Through her novel Atwood had brought her to life again. If you like mysteries Alias Grace will be sure to leave you fidgeting at the edge of your seats, this is the book for you.

Are you Creative? Red-Riding Hood retelling

DESCRIPTION: Lighthouse’s Viral programme presents Open Sessions, an opportunity to hear first-hand from professionals working in the creative industries. This 5th Session is about making music videos; image, style, content, working with artists, having your own vibe and pathways into the music industry.  Guests: Lauren Joy Kennett (photographer), Reece Proctor (director)  For more info, please visit Eventbrite.co.uk   

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Wonder (2017) Directed by Stephen Chbosky The story is about a boy named August Pullman, who was born with facial differences, goes to a local school for the first time. August is the youngest in his family, which include his father Nate Pullman, mother Isabel Pullman and sister Olivia Pullman so he is the centre of attention in his family. He often hides himself under an astronaut helmet due to his appearance and on the first day of school, his parents encouraged him to take off the mask and learn to befriends with other people. He was first introduced to three students studying Fifth grade, the same as August and their names are Jack Will, Julian, and Charlotte. We start to follow August to school and we hear what his mind is thinking through voice-over which we can know is he sad or happy, and what he enjoys. For example, he seems to be confident with science, it’s like a little secret between the character and us as the audience. It's Halloween. August told us about why he loves Halloween and it's because he

Technology builds gap between

People and Sport.

1- Estadio BBVA Bancomer – Maxico. With Capacity of 52,000. Home of: C.F. Monterrey it is special because If the game is crap, at least you can enjoy the view otherwise, you should you go there either if you dont like football Estadio BBVV Bancomer was opened in 2015 amid controversy – there remain concerns that its location in the shadow of the Cerra de la Silla mountain will have an adverse effect on the local wildlife. From the top tier of one of the stands, you get an incredible view.

                Richard became the founder of a new genre of shooting where fashion-shooting intertwined with living emotions. The photographer sensitively felt his model, thereby  replacing ordinary photography to a picture of the inner world of the model.  From school young Rihard was fond of photography connecting it with poetry and literature. He grow up and his photos made a sensation, as they were filled with life. He skillfully combined naturalism and grotesque, which was created by a breathtaking effect, which was appreciated by recognized masters and Richard got a place in "Harpers Bazaar". Each event, such as, the rise of rock music, the Beatles, the hippies or the Vietnam War, had a very strong influence on his style. He began to shoot not only models, but ordinary people, anti-war activists and unnamed soldiers. Thus, he expressed his attitude towards the war. After 1990, he worked with Vogue and shooted the richest and most famous models, actors, musicians, writers, artists and many others.     

 ​There are a lot of opportunities for photographers to try yourself. For example, applications are now accepted for Street Photography Awards where everyone can share their work or look at the work of hundreds of photographers around the world.

The competition in search of talent encourages photographers to share their vision of the streets in their cities. The jury believes that every photographer deserves attention and can achieve recognition. Winners are expected to receive prizes: an exhibition in France, grants worth $ 22,000, shows at photo festivals, a publication in the photobook LensCulture and much more.