Angela Carter is truly a one of a kind writer. I am currently, reluctantly, nearing the end of "Nights at the Circus". I say reluctantly because I just don't want it to ever end; it is such a delicious book!

@isadoraurbano

3 жыл бұрын

I'm reading this one right now! She was indeed a marvelous writer. Thanks for watching. :)

@jimnichols6525

3 жыл бұрын

@@isadoraurbano Thank you for posting the video! I have been a fan of Angela Carter for a couple of years now, and have collected a majority of her novels. Had read The Bloody Chamber collection first off, then The infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman, Heroes and Villains, and The Passion of New Eve next. Fully enjoyed those, but when I came to Nights at the Circus, my love for her writing fully blossomed. I am on her first novel now, Shadow Dance, and I am thoroughly enjoying it, as well.

@kc4699

3 ай бұрын

i almost never read the very end of my most favourite books. i can't bear the thought of them ending, and so i don't let them.

The best. Her writing will never lose its sparkle. It gives hope the imagination is a slippery creature that can never be caged.

I saw The Company of Wolves at the cinema and loved it. I had no idea it was a from a short story in the collection The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter. Superb film. Dark!

I have been reading Angela Carter's words for nearly 30 years now, and as much as I praise her works, I would like here to praise the Woman Angela Carter. She is someone whom I tried in vain to emulate as a person, because I did not have her Herculean strength of character. However her strength in words gave me more than I would have had without them, and an allay when I was brave enough tho break the mould, and will from beyond her grave remind me to stand up again when I allow myself to be trodden down. To be a wolf again.

10:18 to 10:43 Has anyone NOT felt this way sooner or later? You clean house so it can get messed up again so you'll have to clean again so it can get messed up etc till it takes over your life and fkng owns you. Maybe this is why I've always felt a deep attachment to Carter's writing, maybe I was sensing a kindred spirit.

@Story-Voracious66

Жыл бұрын

Yes Don. I am with you here. I should strike while the iron is hot, and make him do his own!

My favourite writer; once in a million kind of person, and even though I never knew her, she died four years before I was born, she is someone we mourn the loss of. She is the sort of writer we need these days. “The Bloody Chamber”, “Nights at the Circus”, and all the other books are masterpieces. It’ll be hard for someone to fill her shoes.

@isadoraurbano

3 жыл бұрын

She was truly a genious writer! ♥

@TheLightofAniu

3 жыл бұрын

@@isadoraurbano she really was. And hers is a voice the 21st Century could really listen to

@dontaylor7315

2 жыл бұрын

"It'll be hard for someone to fill her shoes." No one will. It's easy to name a dozen or two other authors who can evoke the mythic and folkloric, but not one is as deeply rooted there as Carter. That's been my take for a long long time.

Was watching Dogmen Encounters and started researching werewolf movies and came upon "The Company of Wolves". I've never heard of Angela Carter!💕💗❤️

@isadoraurbano

3 жыл бұрын

You will most certainly LOVE her, as we all do!

Thank you for posting this. A superb documentary for a wonderful writer. I was hoping to hear from her husband and son, but there's something quite classy in their absence.

so great show, thank you for the big producing, beautiful.

As this breathtaking documentary was coming to a close, I could not help but think of how this artist and their writings have had and continue to have an effect on me. As silly as this following closing thought may be, I must share that this documentary pummelled me as like any of the BBC Earth documentaries pummel me. They leave all of me deeply enchanted and joyfully exhausted.

Thank you, so much for uploading this program, I love documentaries on writers.

Thank you so much for this upload, I've recommended it to many who normally can't access UK TV.

@isadoraurbano

4 жыл бұрын

I'm very happy to help! Love Angela Carter.

Wonderful documentary about a remarkable woman. Thank you for posting.

Incredible! I was introduced to Angela Carter via my Junior year Fairey Tale course with the Professor & great Doctor McCloud! It was a FREE PASS to IMAGINATIONville & GREAT JOY! It is my deepest desire to produce a mass of output, as an artist does, which someday would inspire others by their consumption of the likes of my ingestion/absorption/regurgitation of like minded high quality, main course, imagination-ally, archetypal cuisine! Bon Appetite!

@isadoraurbano

3 жыл бұрын

Carter is always a remarkable experience! Best luck with your literary wishes!

Its sad seeing a collection of story with no one making it as a film. I have adopted one story into a short film and wishing it can be made into a real film soon

When I was young I watched the BBC adaptation of the magic toy shop I was forever altered as if she opened a door to my other way of being I read a collection of her work and just become myself xxxx

Thank you for this! ❤️

Thank you for sharing this beautiful documentary with us Isadora :)

@isadoraurbano

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you like it!

I thought I recognised the lady playing Angela carter. She played the enchantress in beauty and the beast. How fitting 🥰

Excellent

Thank you for sharing opened up another world of life magic:))))

@isadoraurbano

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it! ♥

Excellent. ❤️

This is stunning!!! Thank you so much for uploading!!!! ^^

@isadoraurbano

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to see so many of her fans around here!

Genial genial

I’m about to start The Bloody Chamber for the third time. These stories remind me of tiramisu - rich and dark, probably dangerous (especially if you’re being careful about what you consume) but impossible to resist.

@isadoraurbano

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha, amazing! I love tiramisu and The Bloody Chamber 💜 perfect match

@63artemisia63

2 жыл бұрын

Isadora Urbano BTW, also my third time watching your film, too! It gives me the feeling that I know her.

@isrartanolitheresearcher

Жыл бұрын

Nice production. Wao in a hour complete picture of writer. Hats off to producers.

this video is crazy because i keep getting jump scared by my favorite authors

Indifferent. Never smiled at me. Sounds like my ex. I wanted to go home too, Angela.

Laura Fraser ❤

Que pena a legendagem em português sumir aos dezenove minutos!

@isadoraurbano

7 ай бұрын

Oi, Paulo! Me desculpe. Eu estava fazendo a legenda em português manualmente e não consegui terminar. Depois acabei esquecendo. Vou tentar fazer isso em breve 😉 obrigada por me lembrar!

@PauloMorgado66

7 ай бұрын

@@isadoraurbano muito obrigado pela atenção, Isadora! Em Fevereiro vamos começar ensaios para levar a cena um dos textos teatrais da Ângela Carter aqui em Lisboa e gostaria muito que os atores assistissem esse vídeo! Super grato pela tua partilha!

She learned "Learned helplessness" from her mother ☹️😢 A helicopter parent does this to their kids..... It's brainwashing your kids into thinking they don't know how to do anything without you.

@kikidee3204

Жыл бұрын

Who is feeding you these labels question them