new FIW Film

[thomsomfeld]

Hallo,

have a look to the new film "Alone Yet Not Alone"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n0TORpISk8
http://www.aloneyetnotalone.com/
https://www.facebook.com/aloneyetnotalone
http://www.amazon.de/Alone-Yet-Not-free ... alone+film
http://seay-musicforthesoul.blogspot.de ... alone.html

best regards
thomsom
http://flintlockandtomahawk.blogspot.de/

[Paul]

Looks ok.

The Story of Marie le Roy and Barbara Leininger, told by them.
They tell that the Allegheny treated them well, of Meeting a lot of other captives, French officers/soldiers and english soldiers/officers.
A interesting but sometimes brutal Story.
http://www.jstor.org/stable/20085307?seq=1

[Benno]

Would make a good "Sunday afternoon" film.

[MABO]

Does anybody know if and when it will be in cinemas in Western Europe?

[Benno]

I don't think this will hit the cinemas here. It will probably be available here on DVD in a year or so.

[Paul]

It doesn´t look like the sort of film that would make it into the cinemas here..not quite profesional looking enough..in fact, looking at the youtube advert again, I think the trees were less wooden than the actors. The English lord´s Accent is very funny and the german farmers
"ja vee are blessed here"
As Bennos says, a "sunday afternoon film" along with a couple of beers, well worth getting out on DVD

[Benno]

in fact, looking at the youtube advert again, I think the trees were less wooden than the actors

You mean "ze trees vere less vooden zhen ze aktors".

It's definitely a B film, but for historical fans they're usually quite enjoyable. I think it's because of the *ooh shiny uniforms!* effect. It's just not something the "main public" of cinemas would enjoy. I would watch it though. *Shiny uniforms!*

[Peter]

You mean "ze trees vere less vooden zhen ze aktors".

Is this something of the makers of "Allo, allo!"?

[Paul]

You mean "ze trees vere less vooden zhen ze aktors".

Arnold Schwarzeneggers great great grandfather "if wee ver shtill in jermany John un Chris vould be vorst inta de dooks army..."..

They actually went to Puncksotonay ( Punxsutawney )..I wonder if they met Phil?

A great book the war and the Story
Crossroads: Descriptions of Western Pennsylvania 1720–1829
http://books.google.de/books?id=6tMCgaP ... er&f=false