[REL] Most Shocking Second a Day Video (2014) UK

[For An Angel]

http://www.savethechildren.org/syria
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... Syria.html

To mark the third year of the Syrian crisis, the relief organization Save the Children produced this viral ad campaign, ostensibly shot as a "one second a day for a year" video, depicting a crisis like the one in Syria happening in England in an effort to raise money for Syrian child refugees. It has already garnered 26 million views since it was uploaded a week ago. The girl's name is Lily-Rose Aslandogdu and she's not really famous. She doesn't even have an imdb page.


You will probably want to watch this more than once.
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[ptguardian]

Short but very powerful. Thank you for sharing!

I will pay it forward

[reastavachi]

Very powerful, indeed !
The girl has no imdb page, but a YT channel, here is one video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3Lao3u3Glc
(sorry I cannot find the way to have the video embed - first time and no time enough to browse the forum for information)

[Phuzzy4242]

Here's reastavichi's YouTube link...



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[reastavachi]

Thanks Phuzzy

[donkeykog]

Credit to Children in Media.

With the other time lapse posts, I think this is a great fit!

For other time lapse posts see -

Portrait of Lotte/Vince - https://www.first-loves.com/forums/v ... 130&t=9885
Boyhood - https://www.first-loves.com/forums/v ... =77&t=9902


Most Shocking Second a Day Video

A young girl's life gets turned upside-down in this tragic second a day video. Could this ever happen in the UK? This is what war does to children.

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[For An Angel]

I remember this one! It's my fault for not giving it the same name.

[mgray]

I just stumbled on these and...wow, very powerful and well directed. The way you can pause any given second and see bits of storytelling, such as newspaper headlines, is really clever and well done. It reminds me of the movie The Unloved viewtopic.php?f=24&t=5649&hilit=the+unloved if you look at that movie it is all shot roughly eye level of the actress, and in numerous scenes she looks directly into the camera, including the last shot of the film, which is just a long shot staring into the camera/your soul. Generally, obviously, you don't want the actor to look at the camera, but the way these handle it does add an extra level of connection to the characters and their plight, and maybe even a twinge of guilt like, "You're watching this and doing nothing??"

Makes me wish for a one shot style film shot like this. It would be like The Unloved meets Children of Men or something along those lines.

Unless I'm overlooking it, I don't see the second part in the this thread...