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 [Movie Hounds] moviehounds @ 2008-08-11T19:20:00: Man vs Wild & Survivorman ~ Bear Grylls is a Brit nutjob who loves to be dropped into the wilds to show some extreme survival skills that really have no real-life relevance but amusing. I think in every episode he has to make some sort .

 [Book Group Buzz - Discussion of Book Clubs, Reading Lists, and Literary News - Booklist Online] Capturing Reality in Cartoons: a problem comedy about a teenage girl growing up in Ivory Coast, both demonstrate a capacity for contemporary relevance and plot complexity in a film-like series of visual sequences. The two books each end with a gasp.

[Some Came Running] Palme D'Or sports book...: Not only does it fulfill Penn's obnoxious requirement of being conscious of the world we're living in today, but it examines a phenomenon that most Israel-boosters in the U.S. would baldly deny even conceivably exists. Also, the mere act of a French film festival honoring an Israeli film would be big symbolic/semiotic news to those who pay attention to such things.

[I wanna talk about Pneumatic Jacketers] Animated 'Persepolis' is literature as cartoon: Deep relationships, honest emotions and political/historical relevance, not so much. So think again about Persepolis, an ambitious yet personal animated film about growing up smart, spunky and female during the Iranian Islamic .

 [AndytheSaint - The Patron Saint of Bloggers] Movie Review Catch-up: The movie adapts Marjane Satrapi's graphic novel of the same name (which I've yet to read), bringing us into her life with genuine warmth, affection, and humour, while still producing drama and political relevance.

[cars] Persepolis: This is a book that can be used by an individual, a team or a business unit, with relevance for all of them. This book is my first introduction to Keith Sawyer’s work, and I look forward to reading his other books after reading this one .

 [deux ex machina] Right, ok.: It's not the lack of banana peels to blog about, more the lack of will to blog about it. In fact, there have been a couple of banana peels in the last few days that I could have blogged about, some of which include: .

[[CinemaRatty] Lattest Articles] Cannes Film Festival: Singapore roundup: Not only does it fulfill Penn's obnoxious requirement of being conscious of the world we're living in today, but it examines a phenomenon that most Israel-boosters in the U.S. would baldly deny even conceivably exists. Also, the mere act of a French film festival honoring an Israeli film would be big symbolic/semiotic news to those who pay attention to such things.

 [beyond magazine] Persepolis: Contributing writer Doug Cummings, keeper of the Beyond feature Film Journey and the blog of the same name has picked ten of his favorite films from the Toronto International Film Festival. Persepolis is mentioned among the ten: .

 [Journalista - the news weblog of The Comics Journal] Apr. 9, 2008: Dullsville hoedown: This weblog may contain adult material. Everything up to and including illustrations and links may not be suitable for underage readers and/or workplace viewing.

 [toddjacobsen.com] thoughts on “persepolis”¦”: (If you’re interested in seeing some of the more socially relevant animated things that still inspire me , I urge you to check out “When the Wind Blows,” “Allegro non Troppo” , “Technological Threat,” .

 [The Forbidden Planet International Blog Log] ”˜Under new management’ - FPI speaks to Mike Conroy, new editor of ...: It felt to us more recently that Comics International was perhaps undergoing its own crisis of, if not viability, then certainly of relevance. How were sales prior to the 200 re-launch compared to 10 years ago, 5 years ago?

 [My Blog] Comic Con!: It is touching, loving, heartbreaking and oh, so relevant to the world today. If any of you have read Maus, the Pulitzer Prize winning comic, you will love this one.

 [NOWToronto.com Blog | All Posts] CANNES FESTIVAL, DAY ONE: There are two Palmaires getting Gala Screenings, Michael Moore and Steven Soderbergh, who famously, on winning the Palme for Sex, Lies And Videotape said “I guess it’s all downhill from here.” And the opening and closing films are both directed by previous Cannes prize-winners -- Wong Kar Wai having picked up Best Director for In The Mood For Love and Denys Arcand, Canada’s Ken Loach, having won the Jury Prize for Jesus de Montreal, the FIPRESCI Prize for Decline Of The American Empire, and the screenplay prize for his Oscar-winner, The Barbarian Invasions.

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