Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Trailer for the Documentary "Box or Die", Directed By: Uri Borreda

Posted here with the expressed permission of Uri Borreda

 Short Synopsis:By Uri Borreda

 This is the story of a 16 year old boy from Belgium, who was faced with the choice of boxing for survival. The story makes a curious turn at the boxing ring, where he meets Victor "Young" Perez, a Tunisian born Frenchman, and the first ever Jewish World Flyweight Champion, who had become a legend during his time. The story becomes even more amazing when it becomes apparent that the entire story takes place at the Auschwitz Death Camp between the years 1942-1945.The Jewish boy’s name is Noah Klieger, who is today 82 years old; a highly reputable reporter for the Yediot Aharonot daily newspaper; a reporter for the French Sports Magazine, L'EQUIPE; a former editor of the Sports Section of Yediot Aharonot; as well as a former chairman of the Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Team. The story is based on Noah's book “Dozen Rolls for Breakfast ".

Monday, August 22, 2011

Saturday, June 4, 2011

Let's Get Down NEW MUSIC VIDEO By Cheri "Cheri-Coke" Dennis

i've been bumping this song for awhile now, puts me in a mood i love to be in. FINALLY a video.........#goblue

Cheri Coke | Lets Get Down Official Video | from Cheri Coke on Vimeo.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Joe Frazier: When the Smoke Clears




"He got as much out of himself as there was to give, and maybe more, and you can't ask any more of any man, including yourself" - Larry Merchant



By Randy De La O

I was privileged, recently, to view a video of the new documentary "Joe Frazier: When the Smoke Clears". Joe Frazier's story has been told time and time again. The story is familiar to us by now. Yet director Mike Todd still managed to give us a fresh perspective on Frazier's life and career. Narrated by Joe's eldest son, Marvis Frazier, along with testimonials from family, friends and boxing personalities, including George Foreman, Bernard Hopkins and Larry Merchant, who share some candid memories. However, this is much more than a "This is Your Life" documentary. It is more like a well crafted, tightly woven tapestry that comes together to form a beautifully clear picture of it's subject, in this case "Smokin' Joe" Frazier, former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.

The film begins with Frazier singing a reworked song made famous by Frank Sinatra, "My Way" and he was indeed doing it his way, as only "Smokin' Joe" can, a little slow perhaps and a little off key but with a passion and heart that has defined Joe Frazier to his legion of fans and admirers. The common belief is that Joe Frazier has been left bitter on the issue of Muhammad Ali, maybe at one time, but this peek into his current life says otherwise. If anything Frazier seems content with his place in boxing history, he is content with what he knows. So is his family. Joe Frazier is truly loved by his family, friends and fans and the film seems to answer that question "is it better to be popular or well liked?" As this film shows, being well liked, or loved, in this case,  travels a lot deeper than popularity. I believe this is where Frazier draws his contentment and satisfaction. Frazier seems to relish the attention and enjoys talking about the 1971 "Fight of the Century", a fight he won by unanimous decision.

Marvis Frazier, who wears his love for his famous father on his sleeves, has become, in a sense, the defender and protector of his father's legacy. The bond between father and son is at the core of the film. A brief look back at Marvis Frazier's fight with Larry Holmes was somewhat emotional and we see Joe's pain, immediately after the fight. Both Frazier's have continually given back to the community both in the rural south where Joe was born and in Philadelphia where he lives today. In the south he is remembered as a local boy made good who has never forgotten where he came from and in Philadelphia, a town known for the ferocious gym wars and tough fighters,  where he is heralded as the epitome of a "Philly Fighter". There are a couple of other clips, including Ali vs Frazier I and Frazier vs Foreman I, but the film focuses more on the Joe Frazier of today. This is the story that is being told

Growing up in the South, and later Philadelphia, Frazier experienced the full gamut of the black experience in America, contrary to the way he was portrayed by Muhammad Ali during their well covered rivalry. Joe, a proud man and more importantly, a proud black man has stayed close to his roots; family, friends and community. He has done so as the owner and operator of the Joe Frazier Gym, along with his son Marvis. Much of this documentary was filmed in the gym. Sadly, the gym was closed earlier this year for financial reasons. Still, that doesn't take away from what Frazier has accomplished over the years, nor can we ever count the number of young men that have been helped along the way, whether they became fighters or just good citizens.

There are some scenes in the film where an elderly Frazier is seen working the bag and shadowboxing in the ring.  If you look closely, into his eyes, you can still see the fire burning inside. That wry smile and knowing look gives the impression that Muhammad Ali is still on the receiving end of his punches, thus the look of satisfaction on his face. I cannot say with 100% certainty, that Joe Frazier has exorcised the bitter memories of his rivalry with Ali, nor can I say that he has truly forgiven him for the cruel words that cut Joe deeply. All I can say for sure is, that Joe Frazier has learned to deal with it, and is living life "His Way" and on his terms.

If you are a fight fan, especially if you are a life long fan of Smokin' Joe Frazier, as I am, than you will be moved by this film, and in the long run, isn't that what art is all about?

Written and Directed by: Mike Todd
Produced by: Geseth Garcia, Mike Todd & Louise Rosen
Director of Photography: Quenell Jones
Narrated by: Marvis Frazier

Joe Frazier Film on Facebook

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Astro新闻多看点:PKFZ

Astro新闻多看点:PKFZ

Astro xīn wén duō kān diăn:PKFZ



Astro Host:周慧敏

Astro Host:zhōu huì mĭn



此采访录制于2010年8月7日

cĭ căi făng lù zhì yú 2010 nián 8 yuè 7 rì



嘉宾由拿督斯里翁诗杰和隆雪华堂执行长陈亚才,

jiā bīn yóu ná dū sī lĭ wēng shī jié hé lōng xuĕ huá táng zhí xíng zhăng chén yà cái,



一同­出席!采访内容关系到PKFZ舞弊案,

yī tóng-chū xí! căi făng nèi róng guān xì dào PKFZ wŭ bì àn



人民对敦林被提控上庭,

rén mín duì dūn lín bèi dī kòng shàng tíng



是否对国家司法重拾信心­?

shì fŏu duì guó jiā sī fă chóng shí xìn xīn­?



除了敦林,是否还有其他人涉及舞弊案呢?

chú le dūn lín,shì fŏu hái yŏu qí tā rén shè jí wŭ bì àn ne?



国阵政府是否对肃贪有了决心?

guó zhèn zhèng fŭ shì fŏu duì sù tān yŏu le jué xīn?



抑或那只是一­场戏,最后却会不了了之呢?

yì huò nà zhĭ shì yī cháng xì zuì hòu què huì bù liăo le zhī ne



普罗大众当然对此事各有所持!

pŭ luó dà zhòng dāng rán duì cĭ shì gè yŏu suŏ chí!



那对于拿督斯里翁诗杰和陈亚­才又会怎么说呢?

nà duì yú ná dū sī lĭ wēng shī jié hé chén yà cái yòu huì zĕn me shuō ne?



我们不妨听听两位的意见!敬请观赏!

wŏ men bù fáng tīng tīng liăng wèi de yì! jiàn qĭng guān shăng!




 PART 1

Part 2

Part 3

NTV7与翁诗杰面对面破解巴生自贸区疑团

NTV7与翁诗杰面对面破解巴生自贸区疑团

NTV7 yú wēng shī jié miàn duì miàn pò jiĕ Bā shēng zì mào Oū yí tuán



NTV7 Host: 李晓蕙

NTV7 Host: lĭ xiăo huì



此采访录制于2010年7月20日。

cĭ căi făng lù zhì yú 2010 nián 7 yuè 20 rì



前阵子,当大家在狐疑巴生港口舞弊案,究竟涉及了谁的时候,

qián zhèn zi,dāng dà jiā zài hú yí Bā shēng găng kŏu wŭ bì àn,jiū jìng shè jí le shéi de shí hou



但当在最重要阶段,突然被新任交通部长,勒令撤销彻查,

dàn dāng  zài zuì zhòng yào jiē duàn, tū rán bèi xīn rèn jiāo tōng bù cháng, lè lìng chè xiāo chè chá



为了要让人民知道更多的真相,

wèi le yāo ràng rén mín zhī dao gèng duō de zhēn xiàng,



今天,我们终于邀请到了揭发舞弊案的首要人物,

jīn tiān wŏ men zhōng yú yāo qĭng dào le jiē fā wŭ bì àn de shŏu yào rén wù



拿督斯里翁诗杰,来为我们破解和讲述PKFZ的来龙去脉。

ná dū sī lĭ wēng shī jié, lái wéi wŏ men pò jiĕ hé jiăng shù PKFZ de lái lóng qù mài



专辑内容当中,包括有:

zhuān jí nèi róng dāng zhōng, bāo kuò yŏu:



- 为何舍工地征用法令,而选择高价收购地皮?

- wèi hé shè gōng dì zhēng yòng fă lìng, ér xuăn zé gāo jià shōu gòu dì pí?



- 为何自贸区计划不公开招标?

- wèi hé zì mào Oū jì huà bù gōng kāi zhāo biāo?



- 成本125亿?!是真是假?

- chéng bĕn 125 yì?! shì zhēn shì jiă?



还有许多精彩的内容,有待君亲自聆听!

hái yŏu xŭ duō jīng căi de nèi róng, yŏu dài jūn qīn zì líng tīng!




 Part 1

Part 2

Part 3


Part 4

Monday, July 19, 2010

A Tribute To Dato' Seri Ong Tee Keat 翁诗杰

This Video is made in Honor of Dato' Seri Ong Tee Keat 翁诗杰 for his dedicated and selfless work done for the RAKYAT of Malaysia.



Date created 1st July 2010

2010 © Dato' Seri Ong Tee Keat 翁诗杰 for CLEAN, Transparency & Independent mind group.



Susan Lim

My Darling Princess Susan.......
We met in Facebook
We fell in Love in Facebook
The fairy Tales of modern Love.

Terence Choong


Friday, April 16, 2010

Sergio Martinez vs Kelly Pavlik (with Williams vs Martinez Video)



Anyone interested in the Kelly Pavlik vs Sergio Martinez fight tomorrow night on HBO? Might turn out to be interesting. I thought Martinez did a good job against Paul Williams back in December of last year. I though the fight was his. He proved himself to be a tough customer. Great endurance too. Pavlik's only loss was to Bernard Hopkins but he sort of got exposed a bit in that fight.

Matinez' only loss other than Williams was to Antonio Margarito back in 2000. I think he might just surprise Pavlik. Regardless I hope it turns out to be a good fight. The above video is the complete Paul Williams vs Sergio Martinez fight. It's worth a watch. Below is a video of Pavlik's greatest hits.