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SUMMARY:Portrait of the Queen
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DESCRIPTION:Portrait of the Queen is an original portrayal of the story of 
 The\nQueen from a totally new perspective - through the most intense\,\nam
 azing\, revealing photographic portraits of her. The images are\nshared by
  the extraordinary photographers who accompanied and often\ncreated the im
 age of the British monarchy itself. Queen Elizabeth II\nwas the most photo
 graphed\, the most loved and talked about\, spied\nupon\, praised\, critic
 ized\, and popular woman on the planet. All over\nthe globe and in every m
 oment of her long life\, which came to an end\,\nearlier this year\, at th
 e age of 96. The longest reining Monarch\,\npeople have always wanted to w
 atch Queen Elizabeth II through a\npeephole\, discover new things about he
 r\, get to know her better\,\nconnect with her and understand her. [2022\,
  UK\, 77 min\, Rating: PG]\nSpecial focus is given to each of The Queen’
 s most intense\,\nintimate\, faithful portraits\, symbols of 20th century 
 history\,\ncontextualized by the photographers who portrayed Her Majesty s
 uch as\nBrian Aris and John Swannell. In addition\, sincere\, spontaneous\
 ncomments from British subjects alternate with conversations featuring\nph
 otographer and Camera Press photo agency co-owner Emma Blau\,\nValentino C
 reative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli\, actress\, author\,\nphilanthropist a
 nd model Isabella Rossellini\, and Susan Sarandon\,\nactor and activist wh
 o met the Queen in person and gives viewers a\nmore private\, intimate ref
 lection on the role\, obligations and\ncomplexities of being a monarch. Al
 so featuring British actor Charles\nDance\, winner of the Screen Actors Gu
 ild Award for the series The\nCrown. The film is directed by the award-win
 ning photographer Fabrizio\nFerri\, based on the best-selling book Elisabe
 tta II: Ritratto di\nRegina by Paola Calvetti. With Charles Dance. View tr
 ailer:\nhttps://youtu.be/FPvXEXu2gqM Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter:
 \nRehoboth Beach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Portrait of the Queen is an original portrayal
  of the story of The Queen from a totally new perspective - through the mo
 st intense\, amazing\, revealing photographic portraits of her. The images
  are shared by the extraordinary photographers who accompanied and often c
 reated the image of the British monarchy itself. Queen Elizabeth II was th
 e most photographed\, the most loved and talked about\, spied upon\, prais
 ed\, criticized\, and popular woman on the planet. All over the globe and 
 in every moment of her long life\, which came to an end\, earlier this yea
 r\, at the age of 96. The longest reining Monarch\, people have always wan
 ted to watch Queen Elizabeth II through a peephole\, discover new things a
 bout her\, get to know her better\, connect with her and understand her. [
 2022\, UK\, 77 min\, Rating: PG] Special focus is given to each of The Que
 en’s most intense\, intimate\, faithful portraits\, symbols of 20th cent
 ury history\, contextualized by the photographers who portrayed Her Majest
 y such as Brian Aris and John Swannell. In addition\, sincere\, spontaneou
 s comments from British subjects alternate with conversations featuring ph
 otographer and Camera Press photo agency co-owner Emma Blau\, Valentino Cr
 eative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli\, actress\, author\, philanthropist and
  model Isabella Rossellini\, and Susan Sarandon\, actor and activist who m
 et the Queen in person and gives viewers a more private\, intimate reflect
 ion on the role\, obligations and complexities of being a monarch. Also fe
 aturing British actor Charles Dance\, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Aw
 ard for the series The Crown. The film is directed by the award-winning ph
 otographer Fabrizio Ferri\, based on the best-selling book Elisabetta II: 
 Ritratto di Regina by Paola Calvetti. With Charles Dance. View trailer: ht
 tps://youtu.be/FPvXEXu2gqM Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth 
 Beach Film Society.
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