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Category Archives: Film
The Haunted Castle
In honor of the Halloween season, here’s the first horror film, Georges Méliès’ The Haunted Castle. Originally released in 1896, the year before Dracula was published, it had been thought to be lost until 1988, when a copy was discovered in the … Continue reading
Ô Canada
I have to admit that I am a bit of a airline safety video nerd. It’s the height of creativity to create a safety video that can both keep the attention of air travelers and be simultaneously entertaining. Created in … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Canada, Film, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged Air Canada, airlines
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Munich and a little Oktoberfest
Each year around this time Munich and its Oktoberfest seems to get a bit of attention in the media. I’ve only been to Munich twice and Oktoberfest one time, but I’m a big fan. Ironically, I managed to get an … Continue reading
Take the Train
Those of you who stop by TBTP regularly know that I’m a big fan of public transit and clever transit advertising. The short video below from Denmark ticks all of the boxes and best of all it features a great … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Film, Public Transport
Tagged Chrissie Hynde, Denmark, public transit, YouTube
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It’s That Shirley Jackson Time of the Year
Like most U.S. students of my generation I was introduced to the work of Shirley Jackson through her story “The Lottery.” A small town in Vermont is the setting for “The Lottery,” and the town square where the locals gather … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, USA, Writing
Tagged Shirley Jackson, The Haunting of Hill House, The Lottery
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Reading Tolkien
Like millions of other J.R.R. Tolkien fans I have been transfixed by the new televised adaptation of the Middle Earth saga. Waiting for the next episode to drop, I searched out a wonderful set of recordings of Tolkien reading from … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, Writing
Tagged Amazon Prime, J. R. R. Tolkien, Lord of the Rings, the Hobbit
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When a diagram is better than a map
Long-time subscribers to Travel Between the Pages are well aware that I have an unusal interest in London’s Underground map. I can pinpoint my fascination with the well designed plans to my first visit to the British capital and my … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Film, History, Maps, Tourism
Tagged London, London Underground, TFL, YouTube
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Post Cards From The Future
The very trippy short video below titled “Convergence Station” was created by Andreas Nilsson for Meow Wolf’s Denver art center of the same name.
Posted in Art, Film, Photography, Public Transport, Tourism, USA
Tagged Denver, short films, travel video
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Moving Cities
“Moving Barcelona is a magical realist dance story about the Catalonian capital, an autonomous region in the Spanish State contending with an identity crisis. A city with everything going for it is still haunted by the ghosts of its past … Continue reading
Tourism and the Climate Crisis
The U.S. state of Florida is a tourist mecca and is at the same time at the center of the global climate emergency. To highlight the growing emergency, the Florida nonprofit The CLEO Institute staged a dramatic gift shop in … Continue reading
