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The Achromatic Island. Sofie Thorsen.

Sofie Thorsen’s works often concern concrete places, specific territories and their spaces. From her own oeuvre she will be presenting the films The Achromatic Island and Schnitt A-A’ along with the drawings Schlagschatten (Drehbuch oder Partitur)

Sofie Thorsen’s works often concern concrete places, specific territories and their spaces. For the program, View, Cut, the artist combines her own works with films by Hannes Böck and Armando Andrade Tudela. From her own oeuvre she will be presenting the films The Achromatic Island and Schnitt A-A’ along with the drawings Schlagschatten (Drehbuch oder Partitur). In different ways these works all deal with observing and depicting places.

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New title: Sofie Thorsen. The Achromatic Island. 88 . il. Hardcover, Engl. 2:08 AM - 7 Mar 2010.

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The Achromatic Island (2010). 20 min Documentary, Short. Director: Sofie Thorsen. View production, box office, & company info.

The Island is a historical novel written by Victoria Hislop. It has won several awards including Newcomer of the Year at the 2007 British Book Awards. The book was also nominated for the Book of the Year award at the same event

The Island is a historical novel written by Victoria Hislop. The book was also nominated for the Book of the Year award at the same event. Set on the island of Spinalonga, off the coast of Crete, and on the village of Plaka which lies within swimming distance across the bay from it, The Island tells the story of Alexis Fielding, a 25-year-old on the cusp of a life-changing decision.

Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island is the quintessential British adventure story, and like so many such is aimed at a young and chiefly male readership. Stevenson’s name is often coupled with that of Kipling, his younger contemporary who was equally famous as a writer of adventure stories about and for boys, and there are telling parallels in their lives.