1991
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| Initial release | Canada |
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| Directors | Ricardo Trogi |
| Narrated by | Ricardo Trogi |
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| ID | 2096633 |
About 1991
1991 is a Canadian comedy-drama film, directed by Ricardo Trogi and released in 2018. The third film in his semi-autobiographical series after 1981 and 1987, the film centres on Ricardo's 1991 trip to Italy to pursue a relationship with Marie-Ève.
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... " Nigerian-born poet and author Sir Ben - who won the Booker Prize for his novel The Famished Road in 1991 - is also knighted, as well as Sir Martin, who accepted the honour Also given knighthoods are former BBC director general Mark Thompson and Sky executive chairman Jeremy Darroch, who has been acknowledged for services to business, charity and sustainability...
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... For more than three decades Mr Odey had been at the helm of the hedge fund he founded in 1991 - at its peak the firm managed more than £10bn worth of investments...
Luton Town waking up to Premier League and 'pinching' themselves
... " The 42-year-old graphic designer watched her first Luton match in 1991 - against Tottenham Hotspur because she wanted to see Paul Gascoigne - but she has been a Hatters fan ever since...
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... In England, bands are based on the value of a property in April 1991 - the higher the value the higher the band and so the higher the council tax...
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... Iraq s energy infrastructure was attacked by US forces in 1991 - a strategy that has been heavily criticised...
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... Bryan Adams Everything I Do (I Do It For You) spent 16 consecutive weeks at number one in 1991 - an all-time chart record - but Nirvana s Smells Like Teen Spirit is now more popular with streaming fans...
Peter Tobin: The horrific crimes of a serial killer
... The disappearance of Vicky HamiltonOn 10 February 1991, Vicky Hamilton hugged her big sister for the last time at a bus stop in Livingston, West Lothian...
Ukraine to ban music by some Russians in media and public spaces
... The ban will not apply to all Russian music, but rather relates to music created or performed by those who are or were Russian citizens after 1991...
Ukraine to ban music by some Russians in media and public spaces
Ukraine's parliament has voted in favour of banning some Russian music in media and public spaces.
The ban will not apply to all Russian music, but rather relates to music created or performed by those who are or were Russian citizens after 1991 .
Artists who have condemned Russia's war in Ukraine can apply for an exemption from The ban.
The import of books from Russia and Belarus will also be prohibited under The legislation.
Many of those living in areas of east and south Ukraine have historically felt a strong connection to Russia, often speaking Russian as their first language.
But Russia's invasion of Ukraine has led many Ukrainians to want to separate themselves from Russian culture.
The Bill , approved by MPs on Sunday, bans some Russian music from being played or performed on television, radio, schools, Public Transport , hotels, restaurants, cinemas and other public spaces.
It secured support from 303 of The 450 deputies in The Ukrainian parliament.
The document says The ban will " minimise The risks of possible hostile propaganda through music in Ukraine and will increase The volume of national music products in The cultural space, " BBC Monitoring reports.
The ban will apply to musicians who have or had Russian citizenship at any time after 1991 - The year Ukraine declared Independence - except for those who are Ukrainian citizens or were so at The Time of their death.
This means The Works of long-dead Russian composers such as Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich can still be performed.
Russian artists who condemn The War in Ukraine can apply for an exemption for their music by submitting an application to Ukraine's security service. In it, they must state that they support The sovereignty and integrity of Ukraine, call on Russia to immediately stop its aggression against Ukraine, and undertake to refrain from any steps that contradict these written statements, The Bbc 's Ukrainian Service reports.
The document also includes laws to increase The share of Ukrainian songs played on The radio to 40%, as well as increasing The use of Ukrainian in daily programmes to 75%, Ukraine's public broadcaster (Suspilne) reports.
Russian books also bannedIn a parallel bill to that affecting music, books imported from Russia, Belarus and occupied Ukrainian territories will also banned, as well as material in Russian imported from other countries.
This law will ban The publishing and distributing of books written by Russian citizens (with similar exemptions to those for music) though this will not apply to books already published in Ukraine.
In addition, translations of books will only be published in Ukrainian, official EU languages or indigenous Ukrainian languages.
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Source of news: bbc.com
