Ham, der bestemmer i Syrien, han hedder Bashar al-Assad. Han hader kurdere. Hvis nogen ikke vil gøre, som han siger, så BANG!«
Lyden af 10-årige Soléns stemme danner et stille baggrundstapet til billedsiden, hvor en knytnæve slår ned i en flygtende menneskemængde. Man forstår, at knytnæven tilhører Bashar al-Assad, og her bliver ingen skånet.
Det er barske billeder, ligesom Soléns historie er barsk. En flugt fra Syrien og et liv i skiftende flygtningelejre er med streger af tegnefilmsinstruktøren Jannik Hastrup blevet til kortfilmen Jeg altid husker far – Soléns historie, som i dag har premiere på børnefilmfestivalen Buster.
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Fictional Japanese nuclear disaster film shot partially on Fukushima grounds
A deserted Fukushima devastated by a nuclear meltdown triggered by an earthquake and tsunami last year stood in for a fictional Japanese prefecture in director Sion Sono’s new film. “Kibou No Kuni” (The Land of Hope) premiered this week at the Toronto International Film Festival,…
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Pencil Crayon Drawing – Anime Revolution 2012 Recap
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Colorado football player among several athletes wounded in Aurora shooting
AURORA, Colo. – A Colorado State University football recruit and a former Winona State football player were among dozens of people wounded at a movie complex where a gunman opened fire during a midnight showing of the new Batman film.A University of Colorado football player and a basketball player from Concordia University in Nebraska escaped the carnage, which left 12 people dead and nearly 60 wounded.Zack Golditch, a 6-foot-5, 260-pound offensive lineman from Gateway High School in Aurora and a Colorado State University recruit, was wounded below his earlobe when a bullet entered a theatre adjacent to the one where the gunman opened fire early Friday. Golditch told ESPN.com that he was with about 10 other Gateway football players in both theatres.CSU sophomore wide receiver David Anderson was with Golditch and was unharmed, according to CBSSports.com.Carey Rottman, 27, a native of Mequon, Wis., who played football at Winona State and now works for Coors Distributing Co., was shot in his right leg. He was visited in the hospital Saturday by Gov. John Hickenlooper.Jordan Murphy, a 6-foot-1, 225-pound fullback and linebacker at Colorado, said he was seated in the third row with Andrew Bowers, who plays basketball at Concordia, and two other friends for the showing of “The Dark Knight Rises” when the gunman entered the theatre about 20 feet from them. Murphy and Bowers attended Lutheran High School in the Denver area.Murphy said Bowers, who is 6-foot-7, was injured when he ducked to the floor, cutting his knees and his head, when two gas canisters were thrown by the suspect. Murphy told The Associated Press that a bullet whizzed past his head as he and his friends fled the theatre.Murphy, a 19-year-old sophomore from Castle Rock, Colo., who is sitting out this season after transferring from Colorado State, said he didn’t think it was odd when the suspect, James Holmes, entered through an emergency exit and stood there for several seconds.Like so many others, Murphy figured it was a publicity stunt.”It was a movie premiere, so people were dressed up like Catwoman, people were dressed in Batman outfits, dressed up in Robin outfits,” Murphy said Saturday. “If it was any other movie, it would have been suspicious, but because it was Batman, he wasn’t. I assumed it was a publicity stunt because he was trying to look like the villain, Bane. As soon as he threw the gas canisters, I knew it was an attack and immediately ducked down.”Murphy said he and his friends stayed on the floor in front of their seats for about three minutes. Bowers was bleeding.”He’s a big guy, he’s 6-7, so he scraped up his knees and his head was cut up because we had to duck so fast to the floor and he hit the chairs,” Murphy said.Murphy said his group decided to make a run for it when the shooter stopped firing for a few seconds. They crawled through their aisle, then stood up and made a dash for the entrance.The gunman spun around and fired at Murphy, who was frantically following his three friends — two men and a women, all of whom are 19.”We flew out of there as fast as we could. As soon as he saw us, he shot at us,” Murphy said. “I was in the back and he shot at me and almost hit me.”The bullet missed his head by a couple of inches and struck drywall, which fell on him as he fled, Murphy said.Murphy and his friends ran to their car and sped to Bowers’ house, where they watched coverage of the tragedy on television.Murphy said he’s been glued to the news for the latest information on the victims and Holmes, who will make his first court appearance Monday.”I’m actually really curious,” Murphy said. “It all doesn’t make sense. I just want to know if he had a motive or if he was just crazy.”Murphy said he won’t be able to attend movies again for a while.”It’s traumatic,” he said. “Going in the near future doesn’t seem likely. Eventually, I’ll get over my fear, just got to trust God with everything. But not for a while.”___Reach AP Pro Football Writer Arnie Stapleton on Twitter: http://twitter.com/arniestapleton © The Canadian Press, 2012 … Read More
Warner Bros. cancels Batman premieres in Mexico City, Japan
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Police: Weeks of planning behind deadly Colo. shootings
A graduate student’s attack in a crowded theater showing the premiere of the latest Batman movie near Denver early Friday, killing 12 people, was the culmination of two months of meticulous planning, authorities said. … Read More
Online campaign for bullied New York bus monitor raises more than $700,000; goal was $5,000
GREECE, N.Y. – The online campaign that aimed to raise $5,000 to send bullied New York bus monitor Karen Klein on vacation has ended — after tallying more than $700,000.A spokeswoman for the fundraising site Indiegogo says more than 30,000 people from all over the world have contributed, with donations coming in from 84 countries and all 50 states.The monthlong campaign for the 68-year-old suburban Rochester grandmother was the idea of Max Sidorov, a 25-year-old Canadian who was moved by a video posted online showing Klein being tormented by middle school students on a school bus. The school system in the town of Greece has suspended four seventh-grade students for a year.Klein couldn’t immediately be reached by phone Friday. © The Canadian Press, 2012 … Read More
