Re: New Beginning Download Di Film Mp4
Mirthe Luria
Yana, the wife of a Jehovah's Witness religious leader, David, becomes disillusioned with her life inside a patriarchal religious community after its Kingdom Hall is firebombed by violent extremists.[2] This event is the starting point of the film, which focuses on Yana's interior life and emotional deterioration after David apparently does not understand what she is trying to express, and repeatedly says that something is wrong with her. David reports the firebombing to the police, who pressure him to delete the security footage of the incident. He decides to present himself to the elders of the church and ask them for funding for the construction of a new Kingdom Hall, leaving Yana alone with their son Giorgi.
A detective from Tbilisi calls on Yana, ostensibly to ask questions about the fire at the church, but his questions become intrusive and personal, including about her sexual life with her husband. He asks if she feels scared, to which she answers "Yes". He asks her to sit on the couch with him, before forcing her hand into his trousers. Shortly afterwards he apologizes and leaves. Yana heads to the police, but is informed by the officer there that no detective from Tbilisi has arrived. Later at night, the detective ambushes Yana near a river and sexually assaults her. He briefly appears to consider killing her with a rock, but decides against it and leaves.
Yana visits her mother and sister. Her mother tells her a story about when Yana was a child and used to cry through the night, which resulted in her drunk father kicking her and her mother out, forcing them to spend the night under a nearby tree. David returns home, but in the morning Yana finds him listening to an audio recording of the questions she was asked earlier by the detective. She tells him that she was raped, but he does not believe her due to the deceptive nature of the audio.
David and Yana attend a series of baptisms, including that of Giorgi. On the way home, David suggests that they should move to Tbilisi to start over. At home, Yana blends a large number of pills into a smoothie and makes Giorgi drink it. When David asks what has happened, she tells him that she has killed their child and refuses to look at him. Elsewhere, the detective from earlier, identified as Alex, is seen hunting with a group. He lays down on the ground and appears to turn to dust.
Mexican filmmaker Carlos Reygadas is executive producer.[2] The film is Kulumbegashvili's first feature film as director.[3] Originally given the working title Naked Sky, the film was awarded a production grant by the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR),[4] and Kulumbegashvili was given the Cannes Film Festival Cinfondation residence in Paris and other assistance with development of the film by the Sam Spiegel International Film Lab, the Sofia International Film Festival, and the Sarajevo Film Festival.[5]
The film was named as an official selection of the 2020 Cannes Film Festival in May 2020; however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was not screened there until the special outdoor screening series in October that year.[6][7] It had its premiere at the 2020 Toronto International Film Festival,[8] and was screened at the New York Film Festival,[9] the 68th San Sebastin International Film Festival[10] (where it holds the record for the most awards in the main competition of the festival, taking home Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Actress), and the Adelaide Film Festival.[11]
Originally from Mexico City, Carlos Aguilar was chosen as one of 6 young film critics to partake in the first Roger Ebert Fellowship organized by RogerEbert.com, the Sundance Institute and Indiewire in 2014.
In the middle of working on a project, Movie Edit Pro 16, the playback has "decided" to always start from the very beginning of the film. So, now editing is impossible because I must watch the entire film from the beginning.
Pressing space or the play button effectively sets the carrot (or position marker) to the beginning of the film even though it is visually in a different place. This appears to be a bug because no setting or feature changes this (that I am aware of), this happened in the middle of my work, and new projects do not have this (absolutely useless) behavior.
Thank you! The first part worked. I kept trying to open two separated Movie Edits when copying and pasting, which doesn't work. But it just opening the problemed file and then copying, going to File > Manage Movie > New, did the trick! :]
The second one, from Magix, only seems to optimize the zoom level. I recall clicking that when I had the problem and it did not work. I wonder what causes this playback issue. Maybe inadvertently pressed a shorcut, but I do not recall any feature that changes playback to such a strange manner.
I've encountered this problem recently as I've been making larger projects than before (still less than 15 minutes though). Copying and pasting everything into a new movie does make playback work properly again. Just restarting MEP doesn't usually help. I wanted to add two things I noticed:
1) The setting "Spacebar stops at current playback position" is irrelevant. That's just the difference between setting a floating cue point (if you think like DJ software), or pausing and continuing playback. If it's set, it does change where the triangle playback head appears, but when you hit play again, a second triangle-less red cursor bar starts at the beginning of the movie.
2) This seems to happen more frequently when I start a project by Save as... from another project that has objects positioned and set that I want to re-use. In the case, the previous filename displays in parenthesis in the program title bar, and is also the title of the movie timeline. If I copy and paste into a new movie (within the same MVP file), the old filename doesn't appear anymore.
Not my experience! That setting does exactly what it says: stops playback at the point the Spacebar is pressed and when it is pressed again playback continues from the same point, every time.
So, that setting is NOT irrelevant. Please do not make sweeping assertions which are clearly not correct for all users. I accept this situation may occur for you, and hence may appear irrelevant but it is definitely not widely so.
This happens to me occasionally in VPX. Restarting VPX usually helps. If not, then I save with a new revision code (r1, r2... appended to the project name) copy/paste the movie to a new movie and delete the old movie, and rename the movie. That has always seemed to work.
You are correct FunkyB - that setting John EB mentioned is irrelevant for your problem which is a bug that has been in MEP / VPX for 15 or more years. What responders often don't realise is that the problem should read (and often does read) that the cursor and whole timeline view go back to the first clip in the timeline after performing an edit, not the start where it previously started playing somewhere further down the timeline.
The official Magix fix is to click the double headed arrow at the bottom right of the timeline that zooms out the view ("Optimises") to show the whole movie, reposition the cursor then zoom back in again with the adjacent plus and minus buttons. Strange as it seems - this works for the current project so there is no need to create a new movie.
Northeagle, Same for me, the movie would jump to start & only play from the beginning, in the preview window the range at the bottom in point [ & out point ] were at exactly the same position making the movie length reading at the bottom of the preview 00:00, which is impossible to recreate, when this happens now i press the optimize timeline view bottom right & that annoyingly sets the timeline to complete movie length but does correct the range & it then plays as it should.
If this bug has been known for so long, why haven't Magix sorted it out?
(And I know the fact that software works at all should be a marvel, but when you come to rely on something, when it causes you extra work, it is really rather irritating.)
I do not have MEP 2020 installed any more, however I did not encounter this issue of jumping back when an edit was made or using the play/stop or spacebar to control playback once the spacebar behaviour option in the program setting was set.
This happened to me yesterday in VPX. I hit the Optimize button (extend project full width of the timeline) and went back to where I was on the timeline, zoomed back in on the timeline and kept working. It took less time than to type this message.
Glad to have found this. I've been tearing my hair out with this and my film is only 4 minutes! I know I had this once already 5 or 10 years ago, but couldn't remember how I finally fixed it. It was NOT the double arrow back then that saved my sanity, but just now that worked perfectly.
Two things to mention: The film is very short at the moment and will grow a bit to perhaps 14 minutes. Who knows, maybe this isn't solved yet. Also I have used more "save as....." actions as I am making four "pieces" of film each on the same basis. Perhaps that had something to do with the problem. I am using Magix Movie Edit Pro 2019 (19.0.1.31).
Karen
That's a great question to ask yourself, my friend. The introduction, beginning, opening...whatever you want to call it...to your movie is incredibly important to get right. If it's too slow and boring your viewer isn't going to stick around to even watch your hero be called to action, and if it doesn't provide enough information about its tone, themes, or the general story, your viewer is going to be pretty confused by Act II.
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