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It takes 8 awards Oscar
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Members of the share-out of the movie llegarón to 81 delivery of the awards Oscar. Between them the children Rubiana Ali (right) and Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail (center). photo: Amy Sancetta/AP
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Washington Hispanic
The movie of Danny Boyle, Slumdog Millionaire, it took neither more nor less than eight awards Oscars, between which they were of better movie, better governing and better adapted script. The success of this movie has been applauded in half a world, and by half in India.
In this country there is framed the movie of the English director, who shows a suburbs India, brutal police officers and extreme misery. It has been this slightly favoring portrait of the India what has infuriated personalities and artists of the country.
Some local film makers have considered the movie to be as “a pornography of the poverty”. Priyadarshan Nair, Indian film director, was making sure that the Boyle work is “like a mediocre Bollywood movie” and that they have used badly some “elements of Indian movies”.
| Birgit Nilsson had already done his election |
A million dollars for Plácido Domingo
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Mitzi Mace
Washington Hispanic
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Before he was dying in 2005, recognized soprano Birgit Nilsson had already done his election. The first winner of the award that would take his name would be Plácido Domingo, his partner of scene in innumerable opportunities. But only last Thursday the tenor knew the news and, as it came out, it was evident very moved. “She wanted to honor one of the biggest singers of opera of all the times, which contributions to the world are incomparable”, pointed out the president of the foundation Birgit Nilsson, Rutbert Reisch.
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