Cloven, the six-minute short film, is the debut production of Bahraini film-maker Mohammed Fakhro.
1855: The "Devil's Footprints" appeared in snowbound South Devon - an estimated 100 miles of
cloven hoofprints, eight inches apart in a single line and measuring four inches by two, reported from more than 30 different locations.
1855: The "Devil's Footprints" appeared in snowbound South Devon - reportedly, between 40 and 100 miles of
cloven hoofprints, eight inches apart in a single line and measuring four inches by two.
1855: The ''Devil's Footprints'' appeared in snowbound South Devon - 100 miles of
cloven hoofprints, eight inches apart in a single line and measuring four inches by two.
1607-1681) "A Procession of Diabolical Creatures": feline heads atop demon-like silhouettes with
cloven hooves-imagine if sphinxes returned only to fall in with the wrong crowd.
The government has now begun a programme to vaccinate all pigs, cows and
cloven hoofed animals.
To Steven old is go the name on it, the world are, in are to buy the my kit look after L4 The
cloven hooves of Thatcher can be heard slowly creeping back up Downing Street through Cameron.
Here, it suffices to state that this article will attempt to apply this definition to a novella of Italo Calvino, The
cloven Viscount.
Caesar had his horse's hooves
cloven into five toes.
In all, the season comprises 19 works spanning nearly 50 years, from the bubbling Esplanade to that vigorous inquiry into man's inner animal,
Cloven Kingdom.
Our greed in wanting cheaper and cheaper prices; manufacturers' greed in wanting to make money even out of
cloven hoof and shrivelled gizzard?
Muslims, and my own Jewish religion says: 'Anything to do with a pig is strictly forbidden, only animals with a
cloven hoof which chew the cud may be eaten.'
1855: The "Devil's Footprints" appeared snowbound South Devon - 100 miles of
cloven hoofprints, eight inches apart in a single line and measuring four inches by two.
1855: The Devil''s Footprints appeared in snowbound South Devon - 100 miles of
cloven hoofprints, eight inches apart in a single line and measuring four inches by two.
1855: The "Devil's Footprints" appeared in snowbound South Devon - allegedly, 100 miles of
cloven hoofprints, eight inches apart in a single line and measuring four inches by two.
