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What would you like to ask? America’s TV Network, True or False?

911, The Biggest lie ever sold, was a hit in 2006 in Cannes on the Film Festival. Did not win, but what a Showdown Bush. My copy I bought through a subsidised ‘needfull’ things. I guess Cancer is not one of them
The movie suggests, ther is no One America, Nazi’s supposed to have us all fooled. Spirit of America Wake up…. I don’t want to believe this. But a Pqalin Woman, makes me feel I am back with Mum and Dad

PLEASE help me with this! It would help if you know a lot about France!!!?

I have this assignment for the features of France where i have to write a report on it and Im already slipping behind in this class so i need an A on this project. If you could please help me out here i would extremely appreciate it. I need a paragraph about each of the following: france’s physical, political, cultural, historical, and other features. for each category i have picked out 4 things which need to be described in each paragraph:
political:
(this one i only have one for)
nicolas sarkozy
cultural:
catholicism [largest religion]
“football” / soccer [national sport]
tour de france [annual cycling race that's famous for being in france]
called the fashion capital of the world, since louis XIV reigned

other features:
eiffel tower
disneyland paris
cannes film festival
french riviera
physical features:
rhine river
french alps
im sorry i forgot what the other one was and my info is at school

and for historical all i have is their constitution.

PLEASE help word this as a report and give me more topics for the things i dont have enough on! Im so sorry i cant do this myself!!!! Please help me ASAP!! THANK YOU!!!!!!
i am so sorry i think you misunderstood me i need a paragraph about the physical features cultual features historical features and politial features and i need the topics i picked out to be described in the paragraphs.. but really thanks for taking the time to do that

$ICKO: Would such not also describe the awful lawful system in USA, even POTUS’ rod of iron rule of law law?

MICHAEL MOORE’S SICKO GETS AUDIENCE THUMBS-UP AT CANNES. The premiere of Sicko, Michael Moore’s scathing documentary about the U.S. health-care system, received enthusiastic applause from an audience packing the 2,000-seat theatre at the Cannes Film Festival.

http://www.cbc.ca/arts/film/story/2007/05/19/moore-cannes-sicko.html

would you watch this movie, about an indian man falling in love with a hispanic girl?

the hispanic woman is barbara moss… the indian man is hrithik roshan

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Which country would win the World Cup of holiday destinations?

Which country would win the World Cup of holiday destinations?
How the world was won: Match analysis Never mind the football – here’s the planet’s first proper holiday tournament. While England square up to the US in Rustenburg tonight, The Independent Traveller can exclusively reveal the results of the World Cup of Holiday Destinations (WCHD).

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I would like to get a (actually 3) t-shirt from this year’s Cannes film fest. without going there + buying 1.

I had 3 from the 1990 fest that my sister brought back and they were my favorite t-shirt. Each lasted about 5 years. although i still have the last one, albeit with a bunch of holes. I tried searching online but didn’t have much luck.

I would like to find out complete information about ‘Cannes’, a city of France.?

Bonjour, I am currently learning basic French and I am currently doing rearch about ‘Cannes’ but I am not sure about from which resources to get comprehensive information about Cannes. Anyone please share links to web resources or any book title that I can refer to know more about ‘Cannes’. The information required are culture, traditions, famous places and famous festivals of Cannes.
Thanks… Merci Beaucoup!!!

How would I go about getting my Film in the Cannes Film Festival Official Selection?

Missing ‘A Prophet’ would be a loss for movie fans

Missing ‘A Prophet’ would be a loss for movie fans
The hierarchy among prisoners is as strictly enforced as in any community outside the prison walls. This point comes across with grim effectiveness in the French drama “A Prophet.” Although its 149-minute running time initially makes you feel incarcerated in the cinema, it becomes a thematically liberating film by the end….

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A Million Would be Nice by Ken Scott, a Review by Philip Spires

I don’t read many books that claim membership of a genre. In my humble opinion, a work of fiction should aspire to create its own world, describe it, communicate it and then live in it. I want a book’s characters to inhabit the events that are portrayed, events that are clearly influenced by the character’s presence, but which are also usually bigger than any individual’s contribution. Wars don’t exist unless people fight them. Crimes are not committed without criminals. Love stories are made by lovers and ghosts don’t exist.

For instance, in my own book, Mission, there are four wars, but it’s not a war novel. There are at least three love stories, but it’s not a romance. There are several deaths, one of which is a murder, but it’s not a crime novel or a thriller. And then there’s a character who comes back from the dead to haunt an old man, but it’s not a ghost story or a fantasy. In short, it’s Mission, a novel set in Kenya.

So I approached Ken Scott’s crime thriller, A Million Would Be Nice, as a reader unused to the genre’s codes and forms.

Unlike general or literary fiction, I recognise that learning what happens in A Million Would Be Nice is one of the main reasons for reading the book. My review, therefore, cannot reveal too much of the plot. Suffice it to say that there has been a bank robbery. It was an inside job and the scenario for its execution is carefully concocted and inventively created. The perpetrator gets away with it and scarpers with the loot to live it up in Spain.

On an apparently separate thread, we meet Donavan Smith, a quite incredibly vile piece of humanity from Newcastle, of which I hope he is not representative. He’s a successful young thing, a kind of nouveau riche moron, who apparently defines his identity by surrounding himself with requisite items of designer consumption, clearly knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing. He has everything, does our Donavan, but he is never satisfied. He wants more.

There isn’t a lot to endear us to Donavan Smith. He’s a misogynist, and occasionally indulges in some quite bizarre behaviour in the bedroom. He justifies everything with quotes from the Bible, a source of justification that was beaten into him by an abusing mother. He lets nothing get in his way. He has his ideas, knows how to achieve them and then ruthlessly destroys anything that might resist. In some ways, he is quite creative.

But one of his conquests becomes an accomplice, because she has inside information about that money that went missing in the bank raid. He needs her and together they visit people all over the prestigious bits of Europe, Paris, Cannes, London, the Costas, Newcastle, to pursue and realise their dream. And believe me, this Donavan is nothing if not resourceful and he certainly has a knack when it comes to making things happen.

The story moves at a fast pace. Different characters are drawn into the thread and many are inevitably cast aside by Donavan Smith, our single-minded, calculating anti-hero. And that is as much as I will relate. A Million Would be Nice claims to be a crime thriller, and a crime thriller is exactly what it is, fast paced, and packed with greed, obsession and ruthlessness.

Ken Scott’s own background as an employee of a major British bank provided him with much of the detail surrounding the original robbery. Since the back cover of the book shows him, like the robber in the book, living it up in Spain, I can only hope that this is as far as the similarity goes. A Million Would be Nice will appeal to readers of thrillers and crime fiction. It has all the elements you would expect and, in the relationship between Donavan and his mother, perhaps something extra as well.