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This is a journal about the making of The Glass House. All Photos by Christopher Williams
WELCOME, FRIENDS!
Welcome to the first blog of CW. This is a blog chronicling the development and shooting of the feature film, The Glass House. It's a film about the Jewish resistence in Hungary during the Nazi occupation, in 1944. We are currently shooting in Romania, where I will be for 2 months. I will give details about the insanity and fun that goes into making this feature. So much has already happened, much you would never believe, that I will try to weave within the subsequent new developments. I will do my best to upload photos and unfolding events as best as I can, given the schedule I'm on. I hope you have fun!
Thanks,
CW
Thanks,
CW
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- Watch Out, Playas!!
- William Hope as Carl Lutz
- Andrew Brooke as Captain VargasSimon Dutton as Mik...
- Flora Spencer Longhurstas Rachel
- Great Pic by Jeffrey Hawkins
- Simon Kunz as JozsefMark Wells as Ferenc
- Charles Hubbell as SS Col. EichmannSimon He...
- Ken Bones as Jewish Councilman Stern
- Eichmann arrives atThe Majestic Hotel
- The Yellow Star Apartment
- Hannah Tointon as Hannah
- Dan Hembal as SS
- Belated Blog
- KABOOM !!
- Mark Wingett as Sorenzi
- Tom Bacon as Samuel
- Shooting in the Monestary
- The Cohen Family
- Jonas Armstrong and Mark Wells
- Richard Albrecht as Rabbi Cohen
- Biertan transformed
- Week #1 in Review
- Tom B...
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- Day #1
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This pictures stirs so many emotions. It is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful picture, but it does make the subject of the film all the more moving and awful somehow?
ReplyDeleteSuch a heart renching picture. I am such a softie that anything like this makes me very emotional! The children in school nowadays don't get taught about these times, it's disgraceful!!! We try and teach our children about this time in history as we think it is so important! They don't know how lucky they are. We owe it to the men and women who died. Thank you CW for the reality check, so easy to forget how lucky we are! x x x
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