# Omar Sharif

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Movie And A Beer Episode 198: Hidalgo

On this episode of Movie And A Beer we visit 2004 and experienced an amazing horse race across the Arabian Desert in Hidalgo. Rugged cowboy Frank Hopkins (Viggo Mortensen) is an expert horseman who is at the end of his career and performs (mostly drunk) in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Honor is at…

Canada's controversial resettlement programme

In 1954, a massive government-run resettlement programme began in Canada.This saw the relocation of nearly 30,000 people from isolated ‘outport’ fishing communities in Newfoundland and Labrador to designated ‘growth centres', intended to provide better education and facilities.In some cases this in…

Canada's controversial resettlement programme

In 1954, a massive government-run resettlement programme began in Canada. This saw the relocation of nearly 30,000 people from isolated ‘outport’ fishing communities in Newfoundland and Labrador to designated ‘growth centres', intended to provide better education and facilities. In some cases this …

The battle of Mandalay in WW2

In March 1945, the British Fourteenth Army were advancing on the city of Mandalay in central Burma, now known as Myanmar, which was held by the Japanese Army. The army was made up of soldiers from across the British Empire, with units from the United Kingdom, India, East and West Africa all fighti…

Blake's 7: The Way Back - Episode 11. Bounty

A deposed leader with a fetish for the 20th century, atelepath who politely decides to speak with her mouth shut, a right-wing security guard refuses to wear his face mask, and Omar Sharif makes a deal with the federation. This episode we find the obscure connection between our featured episode and…

Movie Review #63 - Thief in the Night 1972 - Juggernaut 1974 - Who - The Sailor Who Fell From Grace with the Sea 1976 - Madame Rosa 1977 - Headin for Broadway 1979

Hey Film fans, movie reviews #63 is here in the can. Six films today and it’s nice and tight-ish.
1 (Thief in the Night 1972)- Old school Christian Apocalypse film. Just like the late 90’s poop like Left Behind, Megiddo, and that one with Gary Busey, but with longer hair and sideburns. Patty has no…

The last of the Mau Mau fighters

In 1963, as Kenya celebrated independence from British rule, one of the last Mau Mau fighters came out of hiding and laid down her arms. Muthoni Kirima was the first and only woman to be appointed field marshall in the Kenya Land and Freedom Army - better known as the Mau Mau. She had been living…

Ashley Kriel: South Africa's anti-apartheid 'Che Guevara'

In the 1980s, townships in the Cape Flats area of Cape Town became an unexpected hotbed of activity against South Africa's apartheid government. One charismatic young activist emerged as a leader of the struggle against white minority rule, becoming known as the Che Guevara of the Cape Flats. Form…

Nelson Mandela's incarceration at Robben Island

On 13 June 1964, Nelson Mandela, who later became South Africa's president, was taken to the maximum security prison on Robben Island off the coast of South Africa. Mandela had led the military wing of the African National Congress party which was banned by the apartheid government. He was sentence…

Uncovering a lost burial ground in Rio

In 1996, the bricklayer renovating Merced dos Anjos’ home in Rio de Janeiro told her something strange had happened. Bones appeared as he was breaking ground. As she inspected the site, she found they were human. But why so many bones? Was it the work of a serial killer? The answer was more macabre…