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Movie stars weep for only a minute : Joram Ten Brink in conversation with Andrzej Pitrus
Pitrus rozmawia z Joramem ten Brinkiem - reżyserem i producentem eksperymentalnych filmów dokumentalnych i eseistycznych - tuż po prywatnej projekcji wyprodukowanego przez niego filmu Joshui Oppenheimera "Scena zbrodni" ("The Act of Killing", 2012). Dokument ten opowiada o płatnych zabójcach działających na zlecenie prawicowego reżimu generała Suharto i stał się sensacją wielu festiwali, w tym tegorocznego festiwalu w Berlinie, gdzie otrzymał dwa znaczące wyróżnienia - Nagrodę Jury Ekumenicznego oraz Nagrodę Publiczności. Werner Herzog, Errol Morris i Dušan Makavejev okrzyknęli tę produkcję sensacją i arcydziełem. W filmie wykorzystano niecodzienną strategię - jego bohaterowie odgrywają własne zbrodnie, wykorzystując różne konwencje gatunkowe: od kina czarnego, przez western, aż po musical. Joram ten Brink m.in. zdradza rozmaite szczegóły dotyczące realizacji filmu, mówi o jego recepcji, a także wspomina swoje wcześniejsze produkcje.Pitrus interviews Joram ten Brink - a film director and producer of experimental film documentaries and film essays - just after a private screening of "The Act of Killing" (2012), a film produced by him, and directed by Joshua Oppenheimer. The documentary tells the story of paid assassins who worked on behalf of the right wing regime of general Suharto. The film was considered sensational on many film festivals, including this year’s Berlin International Film Festival, where it obtained two major awards - the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury and the Panorama Audience Award. Werner Herzog, Errol Morris and Dušan Makavejev hailed the production to be a sensational masterpiece. The film is based on a very original strategy - the protagonists act out their own crimes using various film genres, from film noir, through western, to the musical. Joram ten Brink reveals among others various details related to the production of the film, he talks about the way it was received, and recalls his earlier productions
Enhancement of Work Orientation in Multicultural Work Community
This thesis is made for an International organization in Finland where a largescale of diversity is working. The objectives of this thesis were to focus on the enhancement of work orientation in a multicultural work community. In addition, to help this specific multicultural division to enhance its communication and help managers and local workers to have a better understanding of oncoming workers who have foreign backgrounds. Providing some solutions for enhancement in work orientation are crucial for this specific division since results would ease the workflow of a multicultural work community. It is also desirable to let the organization know which bottom lines are causing these challenges in work orientation.
The theoretical framework of this thesis presents basic theories and how they are connected to this research. Theories include immigration and their work employment in Finland, multiculturism in work community and significance and benefits of work orientation. the research was carried out as qualitative research since the process of observation, record keeping, and theme interview methods are used. These methods are used to answer the head question, along with sub-questions to provide an enhancement in work orientation.
According to the results of this research, the main problems were the ignorance of the background of new foreign recruits, time and language used and keeping work orientation up to date. By utilizing the methods of qualitative research, the researcher is able to scoop an extensive, versatile and informative answers from different perspectives and to form a precise solution for the enhancement of work orientation in multicultural work community. Follow-up research could be done in the same work community in a specific division, or in other work communities as well by taking into account if enhancement proposal in work orientation has been taken noted
Joram Alford, Baritone
Honor and Arms, from Samson / George Frideric Handel; Poème d’un jours / Gabriel Fauré; Ideale; L\u27ultima Conzone / Sir (Francesco) Paolo Tosti; Starbuck\u27s aria, from Moby Dick / Jake Heggie; Aufenthalt; Wanderers Nachtlied / Franz Schubert; The Cloak, the Boat, and the Shoes; Requiem / Ben Moore; Raccogli e calma, from Il Figliuol Prodigo (The Prodigal Son) / Amilcare Ponchielli; Make Them Hear You, from Ragtime / Stephen Flahert
The Politics of Apology:Zimbabwe After the 2018 Elections
Dr Joram Tarusarira, Director of the Centre for Religion, Conflict and Globalisation and Assistant Professor of Religion, Conflict and Peacebuilding, reflects on politics in Zimbabwe after the 2018 elections, cautioning against simplistic calls for apologies and forgiveness
Loved and hated in equal measure? The religio-political legacy of Robert Mugabe
On the death of former President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe, CRCG Director Dr Joram Tarusarira reflects on his life and legacy
Joram Alford, Baritone
Honor and Arms, from Samson / George Frideric Handel; Poème d’un jours / Gabriel Fauré; Ideale; L\u27ultima Conzone / Sir (Francesco) Paolo Tosti; Starbuck\u27s aria, from Moby Dick / Jake Heggie; Aufenthalt; Wanderers Nachtlied / Franz Schubert; The Cloak, the Boat, and the Shoes; Requiem / Ben Moore; Raccogli e calma, from Il Figliuol Prodigo (The Prodigal Son) / Amilcare Ponchielli; Make Them Hear You, from Ragtime / Stephen Flahert
The Politics of Apology:Zimbabwe After the 2018 Elections
Dr Joram Tarusarira, Director of the Centre for Religion, Conflict and Globalisation and Assistant Professor of Religion, Conflict and Peacebuilding, reflects on politics in Zimbabwe after the 2018 elections, cautioning against simplistic calls for apologies and forgiveness
Loved and hated in equal measure? The religio-political legacy of Robert Mugabe
On the death of former President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe, CRCG Director Dr Joram Tarusarira reflects on his life and legacy
Loved and hated in equal measure? The religio-political legacy of Robert Mugabe
On the death of former President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe, CRCG Director Dr Joram Tarusarira reflects on his life and legacy
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