Instrument of War [DVD]

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Although such instruments lack the depth and tone of a genuine and full-size cello, the sound they produce is very recognisable and it comes surprisingly close to the real thing. Knowing that I could go there with the Alexa XT with a Cooke 5/i, wide open, was amazing – it’s the lens at its most vulnerable state. The mission of BYUtv is to create purposeful, engaging viewing and listening experiences that entertain, inspire, uplift, and improve families and communities. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

When Cline (Jack Ashton) is incarcerated with other Allied troops he begins an audacious attempt to build a violin from scratch. We work in partnership to deliver the services that bring our collections to the university community and the wider public.When the American pilot Clair Cline is captured by the German forces during World War II, he uses music as a healing power to bring prisoners together as they struggle to survive .

This is a creditable enough analysis of the structure, composition and nature of the German army from the Franco Prussian War to 1918. I could light up a quarter-mile of landscape with one 18K light, and still have a stop to play with. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. Brigham Young University has long been one of the best kept secrets for film studies and Instrument of War is definitely in the upper tier of films to come out of their program. When the American pilot Clair Cline is captured by the German forces during World War II, he uses music as a healing power to bring prisoners together as they struggle to survive captivity.You immediately feel like you’re back on celluloid, it just knocks the digital edge off the sensor — that subtlety, that’s just so hard to describe.