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Blue Smoke (Blauer Dunst)
(1983, Germany)
Director: Keske, Klaus
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PROMOTION
A dark and moody story of petty thieves,
gay lovers, lesbian lust, waterfront bars,
and murder. Blue Smoke is a nostalgic new
Super-8 feature from Berlin made in the tradition
of Cocteau, Genet, and the early German silents.
With its stylishly grainy photography and c
laustrophobically intimate scale, director Keske's
film may actually be more true to the atmosphere
of Genet's Querelle than Fassbinder's overblown
production.
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deep cleveland - poem o' the week
A bankrupt turn signal. Beth stepped into her s.u.v.
She looks pretty . You don't know her ...
ghoulardi, his blue. face laughing at. me,
cool it with. the boom booms, norm sits in his
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STAY SICK! TURN BLUE!
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STAY SICK! TURN BLUE! There's a purple knif ova dey! ...
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The Ghoul - Turn blue, stay sick, climb walls.
The Ghoul is a legendary late night horror movie host.
Friday night at 11:30pm on WBNX CH55.
This is the official successor of Ghoulardi.
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The May 2004 issue of The Revisionist contained
an essay by Charles D. Provan entitled:
"The Blue Color of the Jewish Victims at
Belzec Death Camp-and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning."
Provan insists that I am wrong to claim that descriptions
of "blue" victims are a major flaw as far as the claim
that diesel gassing victims died from carbon monoxide.
There is no disagreement between Provan and myself
as to whether diesel exhaust victims, if there ever
are any, might appear bluish-many of them certainly
would. I went to some lengths in my essays to explain
that Kurt Gerstein's descriptions of "blue" corpses
being tossed out from alleged diesel gas chambers
is entirely consistent with reduced oxygen in the
diesel exhaust-and, in hindsight, it is even consistent
with elevated levels of carbon dioxide. But, it is totally
at odds with the claims of all post war exterminationists
such as Raul Hilberg that the toxic ingredient in the
diesel exhaust was carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxzide
causes a reddish appearance of the corpse.
To the careful reader, Provan's essay contains major flaws.
For example, the titles of subsections 5 and 6 of his essay
(in bold letters) claim that the medical literature
"mentions" "blue" in connection with carbon monoxide
fatalities. Alll of the references Provan quotes fail
to use the words "blue" or even "bluish" at all.
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Meanie: Are you, er, bluish? You don't look bluish.
(From one of the the first five jokes ever written by
humanity, the punchline of which is of course, "
Funny, you don't look Jewish...")
J: Run for it!
They all fall over and the apple bonks Max on the head.
They run.
P: Right men, we've made it!
G: Instruments at the ready.
J: Ok, on the beat of one, a-two, a-three,
a-four, a-five, a-six.
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Short description/annotation: WINNER OF THE WINGATE PRIZE.
Taking its departure from both the Nazi massacre
at Kragujevac in former Yugoslavia in 1941,
and a moment at the memorial museum in 1985,
when a blue butterfly descended onto Burns'
writing hand, this profound book crafts living
poetry out of suffering and tragedy.
Passionate and thoughtful, demanding and rewarding,
this moral and joyous work is European in context
but universal in scope and relevance.
Main description: WINNER OF THE WINGATE PRIZE.
The Blue Butterfly has two points of departure.
The first is a Nazi massacre in former Yugoslavia.
On 21 October 1941, seven thousand men and boys from
Kragujevac, a town in central Serbia, were marched
out to the nearby hills and gunned down.
The poet Richard Burns visited the site of
this atrocity, on 25 May 1985. As he was queuing
to enter the memorial museum, a blue butterfly
descended onto the forefinger of his writing hand.
This extraordinary and powerful book takes off
from these two episodes. The title poem is already
famous in former Yugoslavia in the translation
Burns has recently been honoured with the
international Morava Prize for Poetry.
In the UK, an early unpublished draft of this
sequence was awarded the Wingate-Jewish Quarterly Prize
in 1992. The Blue Butterfly unflinchingly explores
both revenge and forgiveness, expanding from the
Balkan historical context to the present time.
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