"12 Angry Lebanese: The Documentary" trailer - in UK Cinemas Wednesday 30th March 2011 - Directed By: Zeina Daccache

Uploaded by lamadaccache on Mar 1, 2010 

 

Film by: Zeina Daccache/ Cast & Music: Inmates of Roumieh Prison-Lebanon/ Muhr Arab Documentary First Prize Award and the Peoples Choice Award at Dubai International Film Festival-Dec 2009 / 1st Prize at DOX BOX Film Festival March-2010/ With the support of the Italian Cooperation Office of the Embassy of Italy in Beirut in the framework of the ROSS Emergency Program

For 15 months, 45 inmates, some completely illiterate, worked together to present an adaptation of Reginald Rose's famous stage play 12 Angry Men (known worldwide through the Sidney...

"Embargo" trailer - in UK Cinemas Wednesday 30th March 2011 - Starring: Filipe Costa, Cláudia Carvalho, Pedro Diogo, José Raposo, Fernando Taborda.

Uploaded by zedfilmes on May 26, 2010 

 

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um filme de António Ferreira

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Nuno é um homem que trabalha numa roulotte de bifanas, mas que inventou uma máquina que promete revolucionar a indústria do calçado - um digitalizador de pés. No meio de um embargo petrolífero e deparando-se com uma estranha dificuldade, Nuno tenta obstinadamente vender a máquina, obcecado por um sucesso que o fará descurar algumas das coisas essenciais da sua vida. Quando Nuno fica estranhamente enclausurado no seu próprio carro e perde uma oportunidade única de finalmente produzir o seu invento, vê subitamente a sua vida embargada

Nuno is a man working at a hotdog stand, who also invented a machine which promises to revolutionize the shoe industry- a foot scanner. In the middle of a gasoline embargo and finding himself in a strange predicament, Nuno tries desparately to sell his machine, obsessing for the success that would help him get the things he wants out of life. When Nuno is mysteriously confined to his car, he misses the once in a lifetime chance to finally produce his invention, finding his life suddenly embargoed.

Director: António Ferreira
Production: Persona Non Grata Pictures
Co-Production: Vaca Films (Espanha), Diler e Associados (Brasil), Sofá Filmes (Portugal)
Producers: Tathiani Sacilotto and António Ferreira
Associate Producers: Borja Pena, Emma Lustres, Diler Trindade.
Cast: Filipe Costa, Cláudia Carvalho, Pedro Diogo, Fernando Taborda, José Raposo, Eloy Monteiro
Script: Tiago Sousa, adapted from the homonymous short-story by José Saramago
Director of Photography : Paulo Castilho
Executive Producer : Tathiani Sacilotto

83 min - Portugal/Spain/Brazil 2010

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Nuno is a man who works in a trailer of Bifano, but he invented a machine that promises to revolutionize the footwear industry - a scanner feet. In the midst of an oil embargo and encountering difficulty with a strange, Nuno stubbornly tries to sell the machine, obsessed with success that will make you overlook some of the essentials of life. When Nuno is strangely cloistered in his own car and loses a unique opportunity to finally produce their invention, suddenly sees his life choking
Nuno is the man working at a hotdog stand, who invented the machine Also Which promises to revolutionize the shoe industry, the foot scanner. In the middle of a gasoline embargo and finding himself in a strange predicament, Nuno desparately tries to sell his machine, for the success obsessing That would help him get the things he wants out of life. When Nuno is mysteriously confined to his car, he misses the chance once in a lifetime to finally produce his invention, finding his life Suddenly embargoed.
Director: António Ferreira Production: Persona Non Grata Pictures Co-Production: Cow Films (Spain), Diler & Associados (Brazil), sofa Filmes (Portugal) Producers: Tathiani Sacilotto and Antonio Ferreira Associate Producers: Borja Pena, Emma Chandeliers, Diler Trindade. Cast: Philip Costa, Cláudia Carvalho, Pedro Diogo, Fernando Taborda, José Raposo, Eloy Monteiro Script: Tiago Sousa, adapted from the homonymous short-story by José Saramago Director of Photography: Paul Castillo Executive Producer: Tathiani Sacilotto
83 min - Portugal / Spain / Brazil 2010

England this weekend - Protesters Clash With Police In London, England (Saturday 26th March 2011)

Make the holigan element that were arrested pay the cost of policing this March

Uploaded by BenBronxNYY on Mar 26, 2011

More than 250,000 people have attended a march and rally in central London against public spending cuts. In the largest public protest since the Iraq war rally in 2003, marchers from across the UK set off from Victoria Embankment to Hyde Park. The march began at 1200 GMT and it took more than four hours for the protesters to file past the Houses of Parliament on their way to the park.

Small groups attacked shops and banks with a stand-off in Piccadilly. There have been 214 arrests and 66 people injured, including 13 police.

Ministers say the cuts are necessary to get the public finances in order.

There have been separate incidents involving a number of protesters, some with their faces covered by scarves, away from the main march:

* A sit-in organised by the campaign group UK Uncut took place at Fortnum & Mason department store in Piccadilly. The group has previously mounted protests against tax avoidance measures by big businesses.

* A bonfire was lit by protesters at Oxford Circus, where earlier police said light bulbs containing ammonia were thrown at officers.

* Topshop on Oxford Street had its windows smashed and was doused with paint.

* Missiles were thrown at the Ritz Hotel, Piccadilly

* Bank branches including the Royal Bank of Scotland were attacked with paint and had windows broken, while branches of HSBC and Santander were broken into.

Scotland Yard said there had been 202 arrests for public order offences, criminal damage, aggravated trespass and violent disorder.

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Weekly LoveCast® "Aries-Libra oppositions - conflict between expressing your individuality and respecting/acknowledging the feelings of others"

By Cortney Litwin

Courtesy of  http://blog.californiapsychics.com/

March 28th -April 3rd 2011

Mercury Turning Retrograde

Aries-Libra oppositions between Jupiter and Saturn (throughout the week) and the New Moon and Saturn (this weekend) can produce a conflict between expressing your individuality and respecting/acknowledging the feelings of others. Additionally, Mercury in Aries turning retrograde on Wednesday (through May 14) can stymie communications. On the upside, it encourages a review of how you express yourself. Best days for socializing: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

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Aries: The intense focus on partnerships illuminates any me-versus-we issues you may have, which can involve sharing, cooperation or commitment. You may feel pressured to compromise in a relationship or business partnership. What’s more, this weekend’s New Moon in your sign energizes your self-expression and charisma, but will also heighten any selfish inclinations you may have.

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Taurus: Whether it’s passion, anger or the need for some downtime with your sweetie, emotions you’ve been suppressing may erupt out of your unconscious sometime this week. Acknowledging them will free up your emotional energy, just in time for this weekend’s lusty New Moon! Just be aware of your energy levels so you don’t get depleted.

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Gemini: As friendship and romance play tug-of-war, a compromise may be needed between activities with friends and time spent with your sweetie. Socializing escalates particularly during the New Moon this weekend. Getting involved in a community project (or another group endeavor) can bring satisfaction – and perhaps a romantic interlude as well!

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Cancer: You’ll likely feel both motivated and frustrated at times this week as multiple activities, people and projects pull you in different directions. Setting some priorities will help you get centered. Romance can be found during a friendly gathering, especially if it’s connected to your work. A public event can bring a romantic prospect this weekend!

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Leo: Finding a balance between your ideals about love and the reality of how things stand may be your biggest challenge this week. Being an optimistic Fire sign will help you envision the best-case scenario, but you’ll need patience in working out any issues that stand in the way. Romance with someone from another country or culture is likely this weekend.

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Virgo: How you handle conflicts over resources such as money, energy or priorities will determine how much desire you have left over for romance. Making an effort to socialize with close friends or spend time with your sweetie will uplift you. Intimacy will deepen this weekend if you knock down an emotional wall and open up.

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Libra: The Aries-Libra tug-of-war hits squarely in your partnership sector, so you may need to negotiate more than usual to get what you want in a relationship – without losing your identity, values or money in the process. Know when to stand strong and when to compromise. The New Moon brings a relationship “ah-ha!” moment this weekend.

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Scorpio: Your desire to get things done may conflict with a need to let things be, in your relationship or another major area of your life. Taking some downtime will not only reignite the flame with your sweetie, but will help you get in touch with your needs. Romance can be found during a healthy or helpful activity this weekend.

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Sagittarius: Romance would be soaring, if not for some pesky problem like commitment or duty that keeps you from fully enjoying yourself. The key is to find a deeper meaning in the love you hold in your heart instead of seeking greener pastures. Same goes for the weekend, when responsible Saturn grounds/guides the romance-questing New Moon.

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Capricorn: Your Saturn ruler butting heads with Jupiter means you’ll likely have to face some self-imposed limitations. This can apply to romance, where limiting beliefs about your ability to attract a compatible partner or sustain a long-term relationship hinders your love life. Analyzing family patterns pertaining to relationships will bring a valuable insight this weekend.

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Aquarius: Timing is everything when it comes to romance this week. Knowing when to make a move and when to hold back is the key to success. Knowing what to say, when to say it and when to keep silent is also crucial. Let common sense guide you. Lighthearted flirting may turn into a serious discussion this weekend.

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Pisces: Your boundaries may be tested in a relationship this week. Having good judgment when offering your time, money or something more intimate will keep people from taking advantage of you. In other words, don’t be a doormat, either in or out of the bedroom. A gift that shows your appreciation inspires romance this weekend.

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