Baggage Claim
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| Initial release | Russia |
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| Directors | David E. Talbert |
| Composers | Aaron Zigman |
| Box office | 22. 5 million USD |
| Producers | David E. Talbert |
| Steven J. Wolfe | |
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| ID | 837826 |
About Baggage Claim
Although she has traveled all over the world, flight attendant Montana Moore (Paula Patton) has yet to find a man with whom she wants to settle down. However, her sister's upcoming wedding and pressure from her often-married mother force her to calculate that she has a month to find a fiance of her own. Montana's best friends and fellow flight attendants conspire to help her re-encounter her exes as they travel across the country, but the right man may be closer than she thinks.
Our masked identities: cartoons from India is the new normal
Comic Illustrator Priya Kuriyan has been drawn, a series of images that show how The Masks are the new normal in India - was still in front of a strict lockdown on the 25th of March.
Ms Kuriyan, says their art was inspired by their neighbors, as well as the people you saw at The Airport , if you took a flight from the southern city of Bangalore, to visit your friend in The Eastern city of Kolkata (formerly Calcutta).
That was before The Masks were grounded made mandatory and flights. The Threat of the Covid-19 had just begun to develop, so that Some People had already begun wearing face covers as protection.
"At this point we had no idea of the confusion that would bring in The Next months," she says.
your cartoons are humorous snapshots of people trying to decided to your normal life amidst the backdrop of The Threat of a pandemic - such as the couple on their honeymoon on The First picture, the Ms seemed Kuriyan, says "to get your honeymoon off to a flying start".
The Next Image of the "Batman" landing at the Kolkata airport was during a time in which she says that the bats were discussed in detail in the framework of the coronavirus' origin.
"information about bats were just flying around," she says.
The Next cartoon is inspired by a scene, Ms Kuriyan experienced in the Bangalore airport.
At the Baggage Claim belt, a group of sellers returning from an off-site trip, in identical Saris and masks.
"had says Something clearly gone viral", Mrs. Kuriyan.
But The Masks were not only limited to airports. The people had begun to wear it every time you leave your home.
"were Back in my home in Bangalore, which will only be discovered by people from my neighborhood, I saw, during my fortnightly visits to the grocery store - says Many of them carry some form of homemade mask," she said.
But some creativity had to have as well.
In Kolkata, these Young Men seemed to be the only ones with some idea of The Chaos that was to Come - and appropriately equipped.
But mask or no mask, some habits Die Hard .
Like , for example, this group of people Posing and smiling for the obligatory "airport selfie".
The idea of social distancing is also a to stomach the difficult-for Many Indians, and Ms Kuriyan said she saw Many examples of "social distancing fail".
"On the other days of social isolation, spying on my kitchen window on The Street opposite my apartment, I was witness to some of the social distancing failure. It is a metaphor was, how ironic the idea of social distancing in a country where not Even the Real Estate on a scooter is spared," she says.
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Source of news: bbc.com
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