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Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Sundance 2020 – The Winners And Nominees And Best Events

The 2020 Sundance Film Festival takes place from January 23 to February 2, 2020.
The number one event 2020 was the ECOLUXE Park City / ABC4 News Celebrity Hospitality & Media Lounge on Saturday January 25th at TEKILA Mexican Grill & Cantina in the heart of the film festival’s action by Debbie Durkin Productions, Hollywood Celebrity Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe stated.
Worldwide press and A-list Stars descend upon Park City each January to celebrate and honor the world’s top indie filmmakers. Last January 130,000 film goers attended. We anticipate high caliber VIPS and the media who cover them to attend this years festival.
Here the best films of America:

U.S. Dramatic Competition

  • The 40-Year-Old Version by Radha Blank
  • Blast Beat by Esteban Arango
  • Charm City Kings by Angel Manuel Soto
  • Dinner in America by Adam Rehmeier
  • The Evening Hour by Braden King
  • Farewell Amor by Ekwa Msangi
  • Minari by Lee Isaac Chung
  • Miss Juneteenth by Channing Godfrey Peoples
  • Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always by Eliza Hittman
  • Nine Days by Edson Oda
  • Palm Springs by Max Barbakow
  • Save Yourselves! by Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson
  • Shirley by Josephine Decker
  • Sylvie’s Love by Eugene Ashe
  • Wander Darkly by Tara Miele
  • Zola by Janicza Bravo

U.S. Documentary Competition

  • Be Water by Bao Nguyen
  • Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets by Bill and Turner Ross
  • Boys State by Jesse Moss
  • Coded Bias by Shalini Kantayya
  • The Cost of Silence by Mark Manning
  • Crip Camp by Jim LeBrecht and Nicole Newnham
  • Dick Johnson Is Dead by Kirsten Johnson
  • Feels Good Man by Arthur Jones
  • The Fight by Eli Despres, Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg
  • Mucho Mucho Amor by Cristina Costantini and Kareem Tabsch
  • Spaceship Earth by Matt Wolf
  • A Thousand Cuts by Ramona S. Diaz
  • Time by Garrett Bradley
  • Us Kids by Kim A. Snyder
  • Welcome to Chechnya by David France
  • Whirlybird by Matt Yoka

Premieres

  • Downhill by Nat Faxon and Jim Rash
  • Dream Horse by Euros Lyn
  • Falling by Viggo Mortensen
  • The Father by Florian Zeller
  • Four Good Days by Rodrigo García
  • The Glorias by Julie Taymor
  • Herself by Phyllida Lloyd
  • Horse Girl by Jeff Baena
  • Ironbark by Dominic Cooke
  • Kajillionaire by Miranda July
  • The Last Shift by Andrew Cohn
  • The Last Thing He Wanted by Dee Rees
  • Lost Girls by Liz Garbus
  • The Nest by Sean Durkin
  • Promising Young Woman by Emerald Fennell
  • Sergio by Greg Barker
  • Tesla by Michael Almereyda
  • Uncle Frank by Alan Ball
  • Wendy by Benh Zeitlin
  • Worth by Sara Colangelo

Documentary Premieres

  • Aggie by Catherine Gund
  • Assassins by Ryan White
  • Disclosure: Trans Lives On Screen by Sam Feder
  • The Dissident by Bryan Fogel
  • Giving Voice by James D. Stern
  • The Go-Go’s by Alison Ellwood
  • Happy Happy Joy Joy – The Ren & Stimpy Story by Ron Cicero and Kimo Easterwood
  • Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind by Laurent Bouzereau
  • Okavango: River of Dreams (Director’s Cut) by Dereck Joubert and Beverly Joubert
  • Rebuilding Paradise by Ron Howard
  • Miss Americana by Lana Wilson
  • On the Record by Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering
  • Vivos by Ai Weiwei

World Cinema Dramatic Competition

  • Charter by Amanda Kernell
  • Cuties by Maïmouna Doucouré
  • Exil by Visar Morina
  • High Tide by Verónica Chen
  • Luxor by Zeina Durra
  • Possessor by Brandon Cronenberg
  • Summer White by Rodrigo Ruiz Patterson
  • Surge by Aneil Karia
  • This Is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection by Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese
  • Yalda, a Night for Forgiveness by Massoud Bakhshi

World Cinema Documentary Competition

  • Acasa, My Home by Radu Ciorniciuc
  • The Earth Is Blue as an Orange by Iryna Tsilyk
  • Epicentro by Hubert Sauper
  • Influence by Diana Neille and Richard Poplak
  • Into the Deep by Emma Sullivan
  • The Mole Agent by Maite Alberdi
  • Once Upon a Time in Venezuela by Anabel Rodríguez Ríos
  • The Painter and the Thief by Benjamin Ree
  • The Reason I Jump by Jerry Rothwell
  • Saudi Runaway by Susanne Regina Meures
  • Softie by Sam Soko
  • The Truffle Hunters by Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw

NEXT

  • Beast Beast by Danny Madden
  • Black Bear by Lawrence Michael Levine
  • I Carry You With Me by Heidi Ewing
  • The Killing of Two Lovers by Robert Machoian
  • La Leyenda Negra by Patricia Vidal Delgado
  • The Mountains Are a Dream That Call to Me by Cedric Cheung-Lau
  • Omniboat: A Fast Boat Fantasia by The Daniels, Hannah Fidell, Alexa Lim Haas, Lucas Leyva, Olivia Lloyd, Jillian Mayer, The Meza Brothers, Terence Nance, Brett Potter, Dylan Redford, Xander Robin, Julian Yuri Rodriguez, Celia Rowlson-Hall
  • Some Kind of Heaven by Lance Oppenheim
  • Spree by Eugene Kotlyarenko
  • Summertime by Carlos López Estrada

KIDS

  • Binti by Frederike Migom
  • Come Away by Brenda Chapman
  • Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made by Tom McCarthy

Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: The Duke And Duchess of Sussex Leave The Royal Family

The following important statement from The Office of The Founder Thomas Mace-Archer-Mills British Monarchists Society shows the most significant news of the British Royal Family in 2020 their Patron His Highness Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe adds.

With the statement released from Her Majesty, and subsequently Buckingham Palace this afternoon, many media outlets have begun issuing reports stating the the Duke and Duchess have lost their titles and will now be repaying public coffers for the cost of refurbishment to their Windsor Great Park Frogmore Cottage. The media in its tabloid and gossip glory, has failed to mention that the refurbishment of Frogmore Cottage was not paid for by the tax generated revenue of the public, but by Crown Estate profits which go to form the Sovereign Support Grant.

Royal Finances are quite complicated, and in wanting the public to be as educated as possible, it is important to the British Monarchists Society that the public understand exactly to whom the Duke and Duchess intend to reimburse for the home that they will continue to use when they are within the United Kingdom.

Frogmore Cottage is owned by the Crown Estate and therefore the Queen is the proprietor. She can and has gifted use of the property to her grandson and his family as well as allocated funds from the Crown Estate to refurbish the home to bring it up to a habitable standard. Frogmore Cottage was scheduled by Crown Estate management to be refurbished regardless whether or not there were going to be Royal inhabitants living within the structure. Harry and Meghan spent hundreds of thousands of pounds from their private funds to increase the standard of fixtures, supply their own furnishings and interior decoration, in addition to other special luxuries they desired. The tax payer did not see any of their hard earned money pay for the refurbishment to the home of the Duke and Duchess and therefore, they will be reimbursing The Crown for the money spent on renovating the home in which they now occupy on Crown land.

As for the issue of the Duke and Duchess losing their titles, the Palace has stated that they will not use their HRH titles as they no longer will be formally representing the Queen, however this does not mean that they will not retain the titles. They will still be referred to as The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, however “Their Royal Highnesses” will no longer be used or acknowledged formally. As the couple have decided to reduce their role from a senior position to a junior position, the use of the phrase: “They will no longer receive public funds for royal duties.” means that they, in the capacity of carrying out engagements on behalf of the government when asked, or visiting councils on behalf of the Queen, to which these visits are met by the taxpayer, will not longer occur. Any taxpayer subsidy in relation to the aforementioned will no longer be allocated to the couple.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have chosen to live as normal and as private of a life as they think they will be allowed to do, with the blessing of Her Majesty. We remain within the belief and under the impression that The Duke and Duchess could and would have been a great added value to the Royal family and indeed the monarchy when the time comes for the Prince of Wales to ascend to the throne. The addition of Meghan to the Royal family was certainly celebrated and welcomed, an addition which is and will remain a positive impact on an otherwise neutral and unwavering institution. It is out of respect and understanding that we offer our support for the Duke and Duchess, and wish them every happiness as they leave behind a nation that has loved and supported them as they embark on their journey as private individuals.

Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Fans Wait For Duchess Meghans Website Revival – The Tig.com By Meghan Markle

Duchess Meghan of Sussex has moved away from the Hollywood actress and lifestyle blogger she once was to make room for her journey as the newest member of England’s royal family. She and Prince Harry started a brand new life together. Meghan Markle’s lifestyle blog The Tig still gets a lot of hits in 2020.

Never heard of it? Well, The Tig was a “hub for the discerning palate — those with a hunger for food, travel, fashion [and] beauty,” according to the now-inactive site’s “About” section per the Wayback Machine, a website that stores internet archives. Thanks to handy tools like that, die-hard Markle fans can relive many recipe, travel, and wellness posts Markle shared during the site’s three-year existence. It was a wonderful site and the new move, occurrences and freedom the Duchess takes from her Royal life, we can not wait for this website and blog to be rejuvenated. A fellow aristocrat AND Hollywood News Anchor Celebrity Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe adds: There is nothing wrong publishing when you are a Royal. The blog will even have more interest and we can not wait for it to relaunch as The Duchess Tig.com

Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Peace & Harmony Through Music – Meet 2020 Biggest Star Fiona From China

Article written by our Asian Editorial Director Dr. Mark A. Rafter for NewsTodayWorld.org on Google News

2020 Star Fiona. Fangfei Guo (“Fiona”), an international pianist whose star is on the rise was born in a musical family and started learning music and piano from her father since 4 years old. Fiona’s father Guo chengzhi was a famous composer of the central orchestra, and her mother fang ying was a gold medal music producer in China. Fiona showed extraordinary talent, and won the Gold Prize of National Hailun Cup Youth Piano Competition in 2005. As a teenager, she began to try cross-border art creation. In 2009, she performed a song written by herself, “Love love love” in the China Online Music Festival, and won the best stage image award. In 2012, she published and released her first personal piano album “Fangfei.” In 2013, Fiona travelled to Europe and America, and served as a music director at JUSMEDIA. In 2014, she was invited to be photographed for posters for the “WABC Accessible Art” project and recorded the theme song. In September that year, she was invited to the Cool Glass release conference, and participated in recording the theme song. 

During her growth, she kept her original feelings about music, which also brought her rich imagination and expressive power. Colin Stone, a world-renowned piano master, commented that Fiona’s music had “extremely talented expressive power.“ 

On 27th June 2015, Fiona was the first Chinese woman to perform in the musical capital, where she performed the fifth concerto of Mozart in Vienna’s Golden Hall, dressed in a Chinese red long dress. Later in the year Fiona won first prize in the American Lansum International Piano Competition. In May 2017, Fiona performed a cross-border concert at the Royal Northern College of Music. The concert was packed and Fiona received broad acclaim with BBC Radio and Television in the UK.      

Fiona published an original piano album in January of 2016 called “Travel”, including “Your Smile”, “Rainbow”, “Rest in Peace” and other pieces and in August she was photographed for the BMW X1 advertisement and in September 2016.” In February 2017, she created the ending song for the movie “Through the Eye”.

Ambassador. In June 2017, she became the Goodwill Ambassador of Miss Global Tourism.

In October 2017, she performed piano choreography “Lotus in the Water” in Serbia and won Best Oriental Original Music Contribution Award. In 2018, she produced a personal musical score “Shimmer”, and released a new album “Peaceful Home.”

 

On November 24, 2019 Fiona went to sha tin town hall inHong Kong The concert was to display beautiful and moving music with Fiona’s own adaptation of “chasing the moon with colorful clouds,“ along with Hong Kong folk musicians performing this enduring classic music. The mainland and Hong Kong share the same cultural heritageand Fiona’s music depicts the common pursuit of peace, stability and a better life of all people. The performance was broadcast on Hong Kong’s TVB jade channel during the new “golden music culture square” program, arousing the audience’s yearning for poetic life. Fiona also brought her original piano score for Hong Kong audience “butterfly,“ for “sea dream” a large-scale multimedia magic show “chuang tzu’s dream.” Each part had a special meaning. Part one: the encounter between classical and modern; Part two: the fusion of originality and dream; Part three: the classics. Fiona wore an elegant and stunning black, white and red “Hello Mirror” gown at the concert. In the first part, Fiona played Chopin waltz, Vessenia, The Bumblebees, the girl’s prayer, the four seasons – spring, the path of the wind, one step away, Mozart G major piano trio in the third movement, she was joined with a violin, cello ensemble and at the end of the concert to loud applause from the audience.

Fiona’s music also radiates a soft power of increasingly bright light in the field of healing. Dr. Rafter has used her music in hospitals and with patients, veterans and homeless and watched many receive a change in mood and motivation.

TV Star. Following her concert and TV in Hong Kong, many famous artists have sent their blessings and flower baskets. In the end, we will hear much more from this wonderful talented young woman. Fiona thanks music fans around the world who have and will in the future support her…

Music Pro and Grammy Academy member H.H. Dr. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe adds: The most wonderful musical talent after Lang Lang and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Born and leading circles in Salzburg Austria (home of Salzburg Festival Die Salzburger Festspiele) – the hub of classical music – the Prince truly knows best.

Find more about Fiona on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/fangfei_guo

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https://weibo.com/u/1590901265

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