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How to Dance in Ohio (2015)
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In Columbus, Ohio, a group of teenagers and young adults on the autism spectrum prepare for an iconic American rite of passage -- a Spring Formal. They spend 12 weeks practicing their social... Read allIn Columbus, Ohio, a group of teenagers and young adults on the autism spectrum prepare for an iconic American rite of passage -- a Spring Formal. They spend 12 weeks practicing their social skills in preparation for the dance at a local nightclub. Working with their psychologist... Read allIn Columbus, Ohio, a group of teenagers and young adults on the autism spectrum prepare for an iconic American rite of passage -- a Spring Formal. They spend 12 weeks practicing their social skills in preparation for the dance at a local nightclub. Working with their psychologist, they take the challenges expressed in their respective therapy groups from one level to ... Read all
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I was channel surfing and stumbled across this presentation. The movie was captivating and had a profound effect on me. The typical population does not realize how challenging it is for differently able persons to socialize. Thank you for this wonderful documentary. My daughter has to be encouraged to socialize with family members and friends whenever they come for a visit. She prefers television, computers and alone time more than being in a group setting. It helps to know that we are not alone and that other families have love ones with similar traits. It's great to know that there are resources available. I hope to include this documentary in our college library collection.
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Overview: How to Dance in Ohio, an HBO documentary about three women on the autism spectrum who attended training sessions with the team but was never eligible to play. long enough to (with the complicity of the opposing team) score a touchdown. The crowd cheers and everyone has their moments of wellness.
Vignettes like these actually irritate some parents of children with special needs who think they are giving the rest of the world the right to continue to marginalize such children. Hey Marge, a disabled kid just scored a goal. The problem is solved, so let's forget about the existence of children with disabilities again.
How to Dance in Ohio, HBO's poignant Monday night documentary, by its description, might seem like a variation on this staple of the evening news. It's about teenagers and young adults from Columbus, Ohio getting ready for their spring formal dance. But Alexandra Shiva, the filmmaker, goes so much deeper than the bodice and boutonniere shot that this piece, though it also has sweet moments, ends up painting a portrait of young people whose futures are full of worries and uncertainties.
The film is dedicated to the communication skills therapy program for young people with autism run by clinical psychologist Emilio Amigo. His efforts to teach his clients how to interact with each other and with the whole world prompted him to announce that they will all participate in the spring event, including everything that entails: finding a date, choosing clothes, learning to dance, understanding how to have a simple small talk about social function.
Ms. Shiva focuses on three young women and their families: Maridette Bridges, 16; Caroline Mackenzie, 19years; and Jessica Sullivan, 22. The dance becomes simply a vehicle to explore the myriad challenges the three and their parents face as they approach adulthood. Will they be able to go to college, live independently, make friends, keep a job?
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I have always wanted it to be a kind of bridge of understanding and there was no better way for me than to take what we have all experienced in some way and tell a story through it,” Ms. Shiva said about movie. The dancing is sweet and the dancing is beautiful, but the biggest challenge is how to show you, as a viewer, that for Marideth, just saying "Hi" is an accomplishment?
Three young women have a relatively high level of functionality that allows Mrs. Shiva to allow them to be guides to their world; this is not a traditional documentary full of talking heads sharing aloof academic wisdom. All three understand their limitations and the obstacles they face, and Ms. Shiva has provided excellent access to them and their families.
“I wanted them to speak for themselves and have a free hand in the process,” she said. And we understood very well that we did not go beyond the scope of their history.
She highlighted the scene where Ms. Sullivan talks about her obsession with anime, which is a very honest moment.
“I dream in cartoons,” she says. I feel like a little cartoon character. Plus, cartoons never judge you the way people do.
Ms. Shiva said the goal was to show the viewer Ms. Sullivan's point of view. “Hopefully this is the moment you got into her experience,” she said. You are not looking at her, you are in her experience.
Yes, the film pays off with smile-inducing images when dance comes, but getting there means for the viewer to face hard-to-think questions about what happens to young people with disabilities when they grow out of the school system. and what are society's obligations to them. Ms. Shiva has directed two previous films, Bombay Eunuch and Stagedoor, both of which also deal with people who somehow don't fit into the mainstream.
I have a hot topic that I didn't even know about until I started doing this, which is: I'm very interested in people who are looking to belong, and I'm very interested in people living on the sidelines, she said. . In my opinion, you learn more about the human experience from people who struggle than from people who think, "It's okay."
Blumhouse Productions - frwiki.wiki
Blumhouse Productions is an American production company founded by producer Jason Blum.
The company is mainly known for releasing low-budget horror and/or thriller films, some of which have become franchises such as Paranormal Activity , American Nightmare , Happy Birthdead and Insidious .
The company is also involved in the production of television programs or publishing books and comics through specialized subsidiaries, and sometimes distributes some of these films itself through its distribution company Blumhouse Tilt .
Summary
- 1 History
- 2 productions
- 2.1 Cinema
- 2.1.1 2000s
- 2.1.2 2010s
- 2.1.2.1 2020s
- 2.1.3 Coming soon
- 2.2 Short films
- 2.3 Documentaries
- 2.4 Distribution via Blumhouse Tilt
- 2.5 Television through Blumhouse Television
- 2.5.1 Television films
- 2.5.2 TV series
- 2.5.3 Programming and entertainment
- 2.6 Books and comics via Blumhouse Book
- 2.1 Cinema
- 3 Bibliography
- 4 Notes and references
- 5 External links
Historical
The "Blumhouse Model" of low-budget films was highlighted in 2009 with the release of Paranormal Activity . This found film made under for $15,000 and distributed by Paramount Pictures has grossed 193 million checks worldwide. This success has since spawned a franchise. In 2011, Blumhouse repeats the process with James Wan's Insidious , which generates 97 million in revenue worldwide with a budget of 1.5 million. After that, the sequels of several more films will be known.
Blumhouse quickly forged relationships with directors such as James Wan, Mike Flanagan, James DeMonaco and Scott Derrickson. In 2013, Blumhouse achieved another worldwide success with American Nightmare ( The Purge ), which grossed over $89 million worldwide on a $3 million budget.
In 2011, Blumhouse signed a partnership with Universal Pictures to partially distribute their catalog.
In 2014, the company took part in the production of the film Whiplash by Damien Chazelle, which was very different from the studio's usual productions. The film garners numerous awards and nominations and even won three Oscars in 2015 including Best Supporting Actor for JK Simmons. That same year, Blumhouse was still producing horror films, most notably Ouija , adapted from the game of the same name, which grossed over $100 million worldwide on a budget of around $5 million.
In 2015, Bloomhouse produced the film The Unfriendly . This found movie is about teen cyberbullying on social media. The company is also funding a film by acclaimed director M. Night Shyamalan, who then tries his hand at found footage with The Visit . Blumhouse is also embarking on a musical film featuring Jem and the holograms, an adaptation of the animated series of the same name.
Since 2015, the Blumhouse Books subsidiary has published several horror novels: Bloomhouse's Nightmare Book: Haunted City , The Apartment , or The Wild Ones .
In 2016, Blumhouse expanded its genres with Ty West's western In the Valley of Violence starring Ethan Hawke and John Travolta. She also knows further success at the box office with Split from M. Night Shyamalan, then comes out from Jordan Peele, released in 2017. Blumhouse then announces that it will co-produce the Split series, titled Glass , which is also related to Unbreakable . The film is scheduled for release in early 2019.
Blumhouse announces that after a nine-year hiatus, they will be producing the franchise's next installment for Halloween . The film will be directed by David Gordon Green and produced by John Carpenter, director of the first film and creator of the franchise. In the same year, Blumhouse launched an adaptation of American Nightmare into a television series, marking the first television version of one of its franchises.
Manufacture
Unless otherwise noted or stated, the information mentioned in this section can be verified by the IMDb database.
Movie
2000s
- 2004: Fever by Carlo Nero
- 2006: Finn Taylor Darwin Award
- 2006: Griffin and Phoenix Ed Stone
- 2007 : Prom Michael Mayer
- 2008: One Husband Too Many ( Random Husband ) by Griffin Dunn
- 2009: Paranormal Activity Oren Peli
Years 2010
- 2010:
- Tooth Fairy ( Tooth Fairy ) by Michael Lembeck
- Paranormal Activity 2 , Tod Williams
- Insidious by James Wan
- 2011:
- Paranormal Activity 3 , Henry Joost and Ariel Shulman
- 2012:
- Babymakers ( The Babymakers ) by Jay Chandrasekhar
- Sinister , Scott Derrickson
- Paranormal Activity 4 by Henry Joost and Ariel Shulman
- Bay by Barry Levinson
- Lords of Salem , Rob Zombie
- 2013:
- Dark Skies by Scott Charles Stewart
- American Nightmare ( Purge ) by James DeMonaco
- Insidious: Chapter 2 ( Insidious: Chapter 2 ) by James Wan
- Plush by Katherine Hardwicke
- The Bachelor Party ( Best Night ) Jason Friedberg & Aaron Seltzer
- Mirror ( Oculus ) Mike Flanagan
- 2014 :
- Paranormal Activity: Tagged , Christopher Landon
- 13 sins by Daniel Stamm
- Inconvenient Witness ( not safe for work ) Joe Johnston
- American Nightmare 2: Anarchy ( The Purge: Anarchy ) by James DeMonaco
- Mockingbird Brian Bertino
- Mercy Peter Cornwell
- Stretch by Joe Carnahan
- Whip by Damien Chazel
- Alfonso Gomez-Rejon `` The city that feared the sunset ''
- Stiles White Ouija
- Jessabel Kevin Greutert
- Creep Patrick Bryce
- 2015 :
- Too Perfect Neighbor ( The Boy Next Door ) by Rob Cohen
- Lazarus Effect ( Lazarus Effect ) David Gelb
- Not friends with Levan Gabriadze
- Area 51 from Oren Peli
- Insidious: Chapter 3 ( Insidious: Chapter 3 ) Leigh Whannell
- Project 666 ( Exeter ) Marcus Nispel
- Hangman ( Hangman ) Travis Cluff and Chris Lofing
- Gift ( Gift ) Joel Edgerton
- Sinister 2 by Ciarán Foy
- Visit by M. Night Shyamalan
- Paranormal Activity 5: Ghost Dimension ( Paranormal Activity: Ghost Dimension ) Gregory Plotkin
- Jem ( Jem and Holograms ), John M. Chu
- Visions of Kevin Greutert
- Curve by Ian Softley
- Martyrs Kevin Goetz and Michael Goetz
- 2016 :
- Veil by Phil Joanu
- Don't Noise ( Hush ) Mike Flanagan
- Darkness by Greg McLean
- American Nightmare 3: Election ( The Purge: Election Year ) by James DeMonaco
- Viral , Henry Joost and Ariel Shulman
- In the Valley of Violence, by Tee West
- Ouija: The Origin of Evil ( Ouija: The Origin of Evil ) by Mike Flanagan
- Incarnated from Brad Peyton
- 2017 :
- Divide from M. Night Shyamalan
- Gavin Stone Resurrection , Dallas Jenkins
- Get out from Jordan Peele
- Lowriders by Ricardo de Montreuil
- Happy Birthdead Christopher Landon
- Creep 2 Patrick Bryce
- Amityville: Awakening by Frank Khalfoun
- Like. Share.Follow. Glenn Gers
- Totem Marcel Sarmiento
- 2018 :
- Insidious: The Last Key Adam Robitel
- Benji from Brandon Camp
- Truth or dare ( Truth Dare gold ) by Jeff Wadlow
- Stephanie D' Goldsman
- Brad by Dennis Iliadis
- Update by Leigh Whannell
- American Nightmare 4: Beginning ( First Purge ) by Gerard McMurray
- No friends: Steven Susko Darknet
- Refurbished watch ( The Hours Keeping ) at Karen Moncrieff
- BlacKkKlansman: I infiltrated Spike Lee's Ku Klux Klan ( BlacKkKlansman )
- Seven Heavens by Chris Ayman
- Halloween by David Gordon Green
- Cam Daniel Goldhaber
- Dallas Jackson Thriller
- Stockholm Robert Boudreau
- Bloodline by Henry Jacobson
- 2019 :
- Glass by M. Night Shyamalan
- Happy Birthdead 2 You ( Happy Death Day 2U ) by Christopher Landon
- Ma from Tate Taylor
- Don't Let Go by Jacob Aaron Estes
- Prey - Frank Khalfoun
- Beloved from JD Dillard
- Hangman Act II by Chris Lofing and Travis Cluff
- Take Highway , Logan Marshall Green
- Black Christmas by Sofia Takala
Years 2020
- 2020 :
- Nightmare Island Jeff Wadlow
- The Invisible Man Leigh Whannell
- You should have left at Keppe
- Hunt Craig Zobel
- Falsehood Guilt Court
- Black Box Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour Jr.
- The Evil Eye Elan Dassani and Rajiv Dassani
- Nocturne Zu Quirka
- Craft: New Witches ( Craft: Legacy ) Zoe Lister-Jones
- Freaky by Christopher Landon
- 2021 :
- Vigil Keith Thomas
- American Nightmare 5: Unlimited ( The Eternal Purge ) Everardo Podag
Coming soon
- 2021: Kills at Halloween by David Gordon Green
- 2021: Bay House Alex Macaulay
- 2022: Black phone from Derrickson
- 2022: Paranormal Activity 7 by William Eubank
- 2022: End of Halloween by David Gordon Green
- coming soon: Boogeyman Pop Brad Michael Elmore
- coming soon: Spooky Jack by David Soren
- coming soon: The Wolfman by Leigh Whannell
- coming soon: Firestarter Keith Thomas
- coming soon: Five Night At Freddy by Chris Columbus
Short films
- 2013: Whip by Damien Chazel
- 2015: Fifteen: The Movie with Periscope Gavin Michael Booth
Documentaries
- 2015: Jinx: The Life and Death of Robert Durst Andrew Jarecki (mini-series)
- 2015: How to Dance in Ohio , Alexandra Shiva
- 2017: Election Day: Lenses Across America Henry Jacobson and Emma Tammy
- 2017: Susan Glatzer alive and alive
- 2018: This is Home: A Refugee Story , Alexandra Shiva
- 2018: Baths over Broadway , Dava Whisenant
Distribution via
Blumhouse TiltThe following films are distributed by Blumhouse on the BH Tilt platform, but are not produced by the company.
- 2013: Green Hell , Eli Roth
- 2016: Agility by JD Dillard
- 2016: Belko Experiment by Greg McLean
- 2016: Birth of the Dragon by George Noogo
Television via
Blumhouse TelevisionTV movies
- 2014: Normal Heart , Ryan Murphy
TV show
- 2012: River
- 2014: Ascension
- 2015: Eye Candy
- 2015: south of hell
- 2016: 12 days of bloody Christmas ( 12 days of death )
- 2018 : Sharps
- from 2018: Purge
- 2018: Ghoul
- since 2018: Sacred lie
- 2018: Into the Dark
- 2019: The Loudest Voice (miniseries)
Shows and entertainment
- 2013: Mel
- 2015 - 2016 : Hellevator
- 2016: Doomsday: prison or parole?
- 2017 : Case file
Books and comics through
Blumhouse Book- 2015 : Bloomhouse's Nightmare Book: City p haunted various authors
- 2016 : Apartment S. L. Gray
- 2017 : Feral by James DeMonaco and B.K. Evenson
- 2017: Child Intervention Edgar Cantero
- 2017: Ghostly nights different authors
- 2017: Agility Ryan Parrott
- 2018 : This body is not enough for both of us , Edgar Cantero
- 2018: Bad Man Datan Auerbach
- 2018: Listen! The cry of the messenger angels various authors
Bibliography
Lucas Hesling, Blumhouse Productions: from paranormal activity to release, rev. by Scientific Monkey, 2018
Notes and links
- ↑ (c) " Paranormal Activity (2009) " on Box Office Mojo
- ↑ (in) " Insidious (2011) " on Box Office Mojo
- ↑ (c) " Purge (2013) " on Box Office Mojo
- ↑ (en-US) Mike Fleming, " Universal Makes First Choice Deal with Jason Blum of 'Paranormal Activity' and 'Insidious '", Deadline (accessed January 22, 2014)
- ↑ (in) " M. Night Shyamalan confirms the continuation of the novel" Unbreakable and split " on The Hollywood Reporter, (as of May 23, 2017)
External links
- (en) Official website
- (en) Blumhouse Productions in Movie Database in Internet
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