The Visit
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| Web site | www.youtube.com |
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| Release date | Russia |
| Directors | M. Night Shyamalan |
| Box office | 98. 5 million USD |
| Budget | 5 million USD |
| Screenplay | M. Night Shyamalan |
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| ID | 536445 |
About The Visit
Becca (Olivia DeJonge) and younger brother Tyler (Ed Oxenbould) say goodbye to their mother as they board a train and head deep into Pennsylvania farm country to meet their maternal grandparents for the first time. Welcomed by Nana (Deanna Dunagan) and Pop Pop (Peter McRobbie), all seems well until the siblings start to notice increasingly strange behavior from the seemingly charming couple. Once the children discover a shocking secret, they begin to wonder if they'll ever make it home.
UK human swine flu case: Why now, and what's next?
... During The Visit, the GP did a swab test...
Ruth Perry: Inquest hears head felt humiliated after Ofsted inspection
... Ofsted downgraded the school to inadequate after The Visit...
Obama, Clooney and Gates: 'We can end child marriage in a generation'
... On Monday, following The Visit of the three campaigners, President Lazarus Chakwera announced further funding for a national strategy to end child marriage...
Prince William visits Moss Side youth projects in Manchester
... Amir Hassan, 11, made the prince laugh with his financial inquiry during The Visit to the Hideaway Youth Project...
Paris Mayor Hidalgo trains sights on SUVs after e-scooter rental ban
... The first half of The Visit was supposedly on official business, but from 21 October she stayed on in order to visit her daughter living on the Polynesian island of Raiatea...
Apec Summit: Xi Jinping's surprising ties to rural Iowa
... And for him personally, The Visit was a life-changing event...
King Charles finds his Seoul food in the suburbs
... He was also wearing a Black Poppy Rose badge for The Visit, as well as a conventional poppy, remembering black veterans from Caribbean and African communities...
Saga cruise ship Spirit of Discovery in UK after Bay of Biscay storm
... But the crew cancelled The Visit and instead tried to head for A Coruña in north-west Spain after news of an imminent storm...
Little Amal: Sheffield crowds welcome 'refugee' puppet
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, Little Amal arrived in Sheffield by barge on Friday eveningThousands of people have gathered in Sheffield to welcome a huge puppet depicting a 10-year-old refugee.
Little Amal, who is 11. 5ft (3. 5m) tall, has So Far travelled almost 4,970 miles (8,000km) from the Syria/Turkey border to the UK.
Amal, which is Arabic For Hope , arrived in the UK's first City of Sanctuary by boat before being treated to performances welcoming her to The City .
John Tomlinson from Sheffield Theatres said it was a " very Sheffield welcome".
About 4,000 people gathered along The Canal in the City Centre as Little Amal arrived on a barge to shouts of " welcome to Sheffield".
Liz Griggs said she had been following Little Amal's journey with interest and that The Puppet and her team were doing " an amazing thing".
Ms Griggs had created a banner to hold up as The Puppet passed by.
She Said : " I think it's a cause of concern for a lot of us and The Visit is timely.
" [We should do] anything we can do to raise The Profile of refugees, not just support them but change The Narrative and recognise they come with skills and bring something to our city. "
Fellow spectator Scott Bramhall had brought his five-year-old son Alfie to see Amal come into The City .
He Said it was important to show his son The Event , adding: " It's nice to make them aware of people who are less fortunate than themselves. "
What is known as The Walk is taking place in a bid to raise awareness about the plight of young refugees and will eventually see Amal arrive in Manchester.
As part of her journey, The Puppet has also been to Greece, Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany and Belgium.
Farouq, who stood in Sheffield City Centre holding a Syrian flag, arrived in the UK himself from the war-torn country eight months ago.
He Said he was " very happy" to see people turn out to see Little Amal.
Mr Tomlinson, who helped organise Little Amal's journey to The City , said the atmosphere was " electric".
Speaking in Sheffield's Tudor Square surrounded by lanterns and flags, he added The Experience was " overwhelming".
" This is very much a Sheffield welcome. I'm absolutely ecstatic and I'm feeling very, very grateful to everyone for turning out and their contribution to all of this. "
Little Amal is due to arrive in Manchester on 3 November, marking an end to her journey.
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