What To Do While the Doc's Away...

FROM:  OMFGUS HELL               
TO:  PENTAGON

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ROUTE ID:  04-3058-/23W-KM

TOPSEC EYESONLY CHENEY

Greetings.  the information that follows is Classified/Top Secret:  Level MKULTRA Rating:  EYESONLY.  If you do not hold this clearance, destroy this document at once and report to your commanding officer for *ahem* debriefing.

Good day Special Agent.  What follows are your orders for field operations for the days of 12 June, 2006 through 20 June 2006.  You are to report to our secret training base in the Valley of the Fort at 1530 hours each of the assigned days (MTWR and M).  Training films and hygiene films will be shown during these times.  This web site will also provide links to additional information about these very special films.

Your leader, code named "AGENT ORANGE," for the duration of this operation, WILL place a link to an assignment on this page during his dangerous field assignment keeping the US safe from terrorists, commies, robot-zombies, and aliens.

Be sure to report back to this page.

Morpheus

Film One:  What the Bleep Do We Know?

"What the Bleep" Do We Know" continues our discussions of reality.  It is also a test of your critical thinking and perceptual skills.  The film extends the virtual mental matrix argument to physics and neurology as well as spirituality..

Literary Visions 21/22 "Setting and Staging in Drama" and "The Language of Drama"  are award-winning documentaries by the Annenberg Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

"The Day the Earth Stood Still" is , by most accounts, the greatest Sci-Fi film ever made.  I'm including it here because the film, using very little in the way of on screen "spectacle" creates a great deal of conflict and tension in the audience.

Link to the script.
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Maybe you'd rather read the short story the film was based upon.  "Farewell to the Master," by Harry Bates.

Film Four:  Literary Visions 23/24 "Myth and Symbolism in Drama," and "Theme in Drama." are more award-winning documentaries by the Annenberg Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Film Five:  Orson Wells' masterpiece:  "Citizen Kane.". set the modern standards for film-making and drama for the twentieth and twenty-first century.  Pay careful attention to how Point of View is constructed, and camera angles are used to create setting and emotion as well as character.  Also watch how Wells masterfully uses symbolism. Considered by most critics to be the best American film ever made.

Film Two:  Literary Visions 21/22 "Setting and Staging in Drama" and "The Language of Drama"

Film Three:  "The Day the Earth Stood Still"