18 February 2008

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POLICE - BERLINALE JURORS GET THE MESSAGE

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Police Are Searching For A Cyclist Who Detonated A Small Bomb At The Military Recruiting Station Early Thursday Morning In Times Square. No One Was Injured In The Blast But According To Police, The Unsophisticated Device Could Have Caused Serious Harm And Possibly Death. New York City, Usa picture

Caption: Police (Picture) are searching for a cyclist who detonated a small bomb at the military recruiting station early Thursday morning in Times Square. No one was injured in the blast but according to police, the unsophisticated device could have caused serious harm and possibly death New York City, USA ....

BERLINALE JURORS GET THE MESSAGE

Message films duly delivered at the Berlin Film Festival Saturday as the top Golden Bear award went to the Brazilian film The Elite Squad about a corrupt and violent police squad that tortured and sometimes killed drug suspects. The runner-up Silver Bear award -- the Grand Jury Prize -- went to Errol Morris's documentary, Standard Operating Procedure, about the Abu Ghraib prison scandal. Paul Thomas Anderson received the best director award for There Will Be Blood, based on Socialist novelist Upton Sinclair's novel about the turn-of-the-century oil industry. The best actor award went to Iran's Reza Naji for his performance in The Song of Sparrows, while British actress Sally Hawkins took the actress award for her role in Mike Leigh's comedy Happy-Go-Lucky.



18/02/2008


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