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Pizofarconi's police station was in chaos. Four agents suspected of drug trafficking were dismissed. The police station had to overcome the difficulties at the end of the year, but someone challenged the situation and got involved in a murder case
Charlotte entered the police force to assist Rath in pursuing the Soviet dead body case. The police also set up a special investigation team, but it was blocked for diplomatic reasons. Rath and the Jewish governor Benda formed a team to continue tracking the case... It seems Rath is involved in a power struggle within the police force
The play tells the entrepreneurial story of Adidas and Puma. In 1922, Adi Dassler and Rudy Dassler persuaded their father to transform the family shoe repair factory: from making felt slippers and shoes repair to trying to make sports shoes. The two brothers did their best to make the factory develop better. At the Berlin Olympic Games in 1936, Olympic champion Jesse Owens won the gold medal four times in the shoes made by the Dassler brothers, which made them one step closer to success. However, the conflict was also brewing. Rudy's wife and Adi's wife often argued because of their husband's conflict. When World War II broke out in 1939, their factory was also put to a great test. At the request of the Nazi Party, they began to manufacture weapons. The contradiction between Rudy and Adi is getting deeper and deeper
This film won the Best Documentary Award and Panorama Unit Documentary Audience Award at the 67th Berlin Film Festival in 2017. By advertising in newspapers, the director searched for former Palestinian prisoners who had been imprisoned in the Maskubia interrogation center in Jerusalem, including craftsmen, architects or film practitioners. He rebuilt the interrogation room and prison according to the memories of the latter, and through discussing with these men the details of the interrogation scenes and prison facilities at that time, he made a role play shooting of his prison experience, and reproduced the inhuman humiliation and cruel treatment of these former Palestinian prisoners during their imprisonment in the form of drama
The Dawn Wall, a documentary, made its first announcement, telling the story of two men's experience of conquering the"world's most difficult cliff to climb" Dawn Wall with their bare hands. It was inspiring [not simple]. In January 2015, Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson began to climb. They lived on the steep vertical cliff for several weeks, which attracted the enthusiastic attention of The global media. For Caldwell, this is not only a climb, but also an opportunity to prove his strength: at the age of 22, Caldwell was taken hostage by Kyrgyz rebels, and soon after he lost his forefinger in an accident. It took nearly 20 days for them to successfully climb Mount Elkapitan in Yosemite National Park, California, setting a world record for climbing the Dawn Wall with their bare hands. The Dawn Wall was first conquered in 1958. At present, there are more than 100 climbing routes, but no one has ever climbed the top with bare hands. Obama also congratulated them on their success, saying that"anything is possible"< Br/>Directed by Josh Lowell&Peter Mortimer, the film will premiere at the South by Southwest Film Festival on March 11 p>