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‘We follow Milson Pulse on 21/05/17; the day he is convinced to plan and take part in a robbery lead by his girlfriend. it is also the day Milson goes missing.’ Director – Frank Lebon Producer – Nat Baring Production designer – Alice Kirkpatrick Cinematographer – Molly Manning Walker 1st AD – Nick Middleton Stylist – Laura Vartiainen Styling assistant – Claire Lemaigre Hair/Make up – Katie King Location manager – Tancred Campbell Casting director – Camilla Arthur Casting assistant – Rebecca Cheavers Production design assistant – Yasmina Kurunis Production design assistant – Phoebe Shakespeare 1st AC – Evangelous Polychronopoulos 2nd AC – George Young Production assistant – Celeste Kennedy Doig Production assistant – Carl Standertskjold Production assistant – Joe Fox Animation Assistant – Gilbert Bannerman Milson Pulse – Wilson Oryema Lily – Lily Ashley Robber #1 & #2 – Clint and Lee Sanderson Police Officer x2 – Lachlan Munro Bank Clerk x2 – Nickesha Grant Bank Customer x3 – Camilla Arthur

Today I want to share a new video about a special place which evokes contradictory feelings. It’s impossible to not be entranced by the beauty of the Kremenchuk reservoir. At the same time, many hate it as a manmade imposition. It’s creation from 1956 to 1959 forced the residents of over 200 villages to abandon their homes without any assistance or compensation. On top of that, imagine the the feelings associated with knowing that the place of your birth, the place where your life’s memories are built has been literally washed off the face of the planet. In total, 212 villages were flooded and 133 people moved out of the valley. But this video isn’t about those people and their fate, but about the feelings, the emotions, that the water elicits. Today the Kremenchuk reservoir is the largest in Ukraine with an area of 2252 km2 and a volume of 13.5km3 Despite knowing their history, I can’t help but admire these landscapes. They inspire me. P.S. This video was unplanned. The large majority of the footage was filmed incidentally at different times over the course of the last year. Today it practically assembled itself into the short video before you now. Enjoy! Credits: Film & edit: Vadym Sapatrylo Music: Ryan Taubert – We Wish It Was Never Light (licensed by musicbed.com) Sound: stonefromthesky Gis & cartography: Fedir Gontsa Gear: Nikon D800 + Nikkor 85mm/f1.4 + Carl Zeiss 25mm/f2.8 Dji Phantom 2 + Gopro 3+ Kessler Cineslider + Second shooter

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Bill & Boyd lip-sync their cover of “Are You Kissing More Now (But Enjoying It Less)” in this clip from Australian TV series “Bandstand”. This is from the 12 June 1965 episode. This a kinescope recording (as is usual for the series).

Pop singer Sharon Black lip-syncs her cover of “I Know a Place” on the Australian TV series “Bandstand”.