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now it will be available in our online shop www.Seifenmanufaktur-Vintage.com an article every week on sale: O)

This week it is our Badekonfekt Box in the Easter outfit!

The offer price is always 1 week from Monday valid until Monday ...

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Last seen: MOMMIE DEAREST

"Helga, I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at the dirt."

"I work and work 'till I'm half-dead, and I hear people saying, 'She's getting old.' And what do I get? A daughter..."

"Christina. Christopher. Damn it."

"Nobody ever said life was fair, Tina. I'm bigger and I'm faster. I will always beat you."

"The biggest female star he's got... ever had... and he's burying me alive. Survive! Survive!"

"Hollywood royalty! Parted friends... everyone already knows! Box office poison! Box office poison! Class! You're... class... you're ... class ... box office poison "

" Tina! Bring me the ax! "

" No Wire * * * Hangers Ever! "


" I do not think this is a campy movie. I do not think it's so bad it's good. I think it's so good it's perfect ...

... except for a few peculiar lines that do go a little over the top. " (John Waters)


80%

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Last Seen: 127 HOURS

Aron Ralston is a sports junkie. He races with the bike in the mountains and goes on climbing trips when he sometimes falls, he is laughing again and grins in his digicam. Danny Boyle, the darling of the video clip advertising film junkies, has the 127stündige tour de force film of a climber. After an accident, his arm stuck for days stuck in a crevice of Blue John Canyon, to make Ralston a momentous decision had to in order to save from death by dehydration. Than in any other of his films go Boyles aesthetic merits, playful imagery and digitally tuned settings here is just as effective as adequate connection with his otherwise strange for the (comfort) form beauty brought glance a: Man as the center, complete reduction of the plot, concentrating on the essentials.

"127 Hours" Erfahrbarmachen is an extreme situation, the derivation of pure existential moment that the will to life can not be broken. Cinema from all possible angles, even still photographs from the bottom of a drinking-box. The camera goes into the interior of a camcorder in the vein of an arm, amputation as a climax, blood and urine in close-up, until the battery is empty. The focus is always the protagonist, the story curdles the hallucinatory perception in split-screen. Recognizable Boyle. And yet pure filmmaking - so I gave him consistent work as a director did not dare do.


70% - erschienen bei den: 5 Filmfreunden

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coupon box

Our vouchers are now available (Workshop vouchers and product vouchers from a value of 25 €) in style in a unique hand-made miniature casket.

long we have considered whether we create and print or even which printed but this idea we liked most best: o)








The little card boxes come in different styles, these are two examples this week have gone on tour: o)


your Jessy

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I would again like to draw your attention to the Mid linger in Kiwihelp shop lots and great hand-made unique pieces are set: o)


clicking on the banner, then you will jump to Kiwihelp Shop: o)

worth a visit for sure!

Our Vintage Seifchen go away like hot cakes ... So do not wait too long the shop there are only a limited time: O))

enjoys the sun and gave me a wonderful day!

your Jessy

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Last seen: FILMS in February 2011 ACADEMY AWARDS


Lady in a Cage
(USA 1963, Walter Grauman) (5/10)

Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?
(GB 1971, Curtis Harrington) (7/10)

What's the Matter with Helen?
(USA 1971, Curtis Harrington) (6/10)

Mommie Dearest
(USA 1981, Frank Perry) (8/10)

Teaching Mrs. Tingle
(USA 1999, Kevin Williamson) (6/10)

My Soul to Take
(USA 2010, Wes Craven) (7/10)

The King's Speech
(GB/AUS 2010, Tom Hooper) (4/10)

Girl, Interrupted
(USA 1999, James Mangold) (3/10)

The Old Dark House
(GB 1963, William Castle) (4/10)

Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story
(USA 2007, Jeffrey Schwarz) (7/10)

Unter Kontrolle
(D 2010, Volker Sattel) (7/10)

Sin yan [The Stool Pigeon]
(HK 2010, Dante Lam) (4 / 10)

Silver Bullets
(USA, 2011, Joe Swanberg) (5 / 10)

Art History
(USA 2011, Joe Swanberg) (2 / 10)

Vampire
(USA / CDN 2010, Shunji Iwai) (3 / 10)

En terrain Connus
(CDN 2011, Stéphane Lafleur ) (6 / 10)

Looking
(D 2011, Jan Krüger) (5 / 10)

Toast
(GB 2010, SJ Clarkson) (4 / 10)

The sleeping girl
(D 2011, Judith Barry) (8 / 10)

Stick Climbing
(A 2011, Daniel Zimmerman) (6 / 10)

Untying the Knot
(IRN 2007, Jafar Panahi) (4 / 10)

Sudsanan [Terribly Happy]
(THA 2010, Pimpaka Towira) (oW)

Susya
(ISR 2010 , Dani Rosenberg, Yoav Gross) (4 / 10)

Scenes From The Suburbs
(USA, 2011, Spike Jonze) (3 / 10)

Dish
(USA 2009, Brian Krinsky) (6 / 10)

A series of thoughts in
(D 2011, Heinz Emigholz) (1 / 10)

Twenty Cigarettes
(USA 2011, James Benning) (5 / 10)


Batman (USA 1989, Tim Burton) (7 / 10)


Batman Returns (USA, 1992, Tim Burton) (10 / 10)

Alice in Wonderland
(USA / GB 2010, Tim Burton) (6 / 10)

Arachnophobia
(USA 1990, Frank Marshall) (7 / 10)

Mermaids
(USA 1990, Richard Benjamin) (7 / 10)

The X Files - Season 6
(USA 1998, Rob Bowman, Kim Manners, etc.) ( 7 / 10)

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New in our machines: bizhub C8000

Dear readers,

since yesterday we have started a new "member " in the Wenzel family. The digital printer bizhub C8000 has found a new home with us.

With this printer we can handle orders faster because the machine has such a large paper capacity .
paper with higher weights (so-350g paper, which can almost be called a box), printed on the machine too easily.

One more thing, so here it is purely like:
the new bizhub C8000

We have written to a press release . Who wants to know more, here read everything.

As can be seen in the photos, it is a very nice box ... but we managed it and now everything is there, where you want to it.

Whoever contracts to us: we are well prepared :-)

your


Matthias Wenzel