Families
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| Initial release | Russia |
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| Directors | Jean-Paul Rappeneau |
| Box office | 3. 3 million USD |
| Screenplay | Jean-Paul Rappeneau |
| Julien Rappeneau | |
| Philippe Le Guay | |
| Producers | Laurent Pétin |
| Michèle Pétin | |
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| ID | 2448520 |
About Families
A French financier living in Shanghai returns to Paris to visit his mother. When he learns his hated brother is planning to sell the family house, he decides to go to the town to stop him.
Freed Hamas captives tell of fear, squalor and hunger
... Few have spoken directly about their experiences, but those who have - either themselves or through their Families - relay a captivity that has left a host of emotional and physical scars...
Inside West Bank district under harsh Israeli lockdown since Hamas attack
... For more than 40 days now, since the Hamas attack on Israel, 11 Palestinian neighbourhoods within H2 - comprising about 750 Families - have been under one of the harshest lockdowns imposed on the area for more than 20 years...
Rishi Sunak sets out how pothole funding from HS2 savings to be used
... Mr Sunak said: " For too long politicians have shied away from taking the right long-term decisions to make life easier for hardworking Families - tackling the scourge of potholes being a prime example...
International mafia bust shows US-Italy crime links still strong
... Despite the varying quality of their Italian recruits, American crime Families have continued to rely on a stream of such soldiers, as prosecutors have convinced scores of their own members to " rat" or inform on their Families in exchange for reduced or more lenient prison sentences over the decades...
Prof Sir Chris Whitty says UK faces rural and coastal ageing crisis
... It says major action in two areas could help turn things around: Sir Chris explained: " Houses are built for young Families...
Israel rebuffs Blinken's call for Gaza humanitarian pause
... As the two men spoke, protesters could be heard shouting on a loudspeaker from a nearby street - Families of Israelis who had been taken hostage...
Khan Younis: A Gaza city on its knees, now with a million mouths to feed
... Schools across the city, also " safe" from war, are filled with a multitude of Families - tens of thousands perhaps, but who knows? You d never stop counting if you began...
Hamas attack on Israel kibbutz Be'eri captured by mothers' WhatsApp group
... Hiding in their safe rooms these women - some huddled with their Families - described the shouts and explosions they heard outside, told each other where gunmen were, shared tips on coping with smoke that filled their rooms, and repeatedly called for help...
Prof Sir Chris Whitty says UK faces rural and coastal ageing crisis
By Michelle RobertsDigital Health editor
The UK faces an ageing crisis and healthcare must step in, England's Chief Medical Officer, Prof Sir Chris Whitty , warns in his
People are living longer but some spend many of their later years in bad Health - and that has to change, He Said .
Based on projections, the elderly boom will be in rural, largely costal, areas and these places are often poor cousins when It Comes to provision.
In deprived regions, age-related issues emerge 10 Years earlier, on average.
While Young People flock to wealthy cities, areas such as Scarborough, North Norfolk or the South Coast of England are going to age " rapidly and predictably" says The Report - Sir Chris's fourth in The Role .
He told me: " We've really got to get serious about the areas of the country where ageing is happening very fast, and we've got to do it now.
" It's possible to compress the period of time that people spend in ill Health . . because otherwise we will end up with large numbers of people leading much more dependent lives. "
Providing services and environments suitable for older adults in these areas is an absolute priority, The Report says.
Much of the NHS's work is already caring for an ageing population, and that is set to increase.
The fact that people are living longer compared to a century ago is " a triumph of medicine and public Health ".
But the emphasis needs to be on quality, not quantity, says The Report .
It says major action in two areas could help turn things around:
Sir Chris explained: " Houses are built for young Families . . and if you project forward to The Middle of The Century , a quarter of the population will be over 65, yet we still have a housing stock not designed for that age group. "
He Said people should adopt " old-fashioned" methods to stay healthy.
" Having lots of exercise, having mental stimulation and a Social Network , eating a reasonably balanced Diet . . these are things which are old-fashioned, but they still work. "
People should also make choices about what care they do and don't want, and doctors should refrain from over-treating.
Improving quality of life in older age sometimes means less medicine, not more, says The Report .
Sir Chris Said : " That might be, 'I want to go to hospital but I don't want to go to intensive care'. It might be, 'I want to have treatment but I don't want to have an operation'. Or it might be 'I don't want any more treatment at all'. The Conversation needs to be had. "
Prof Dame Carol Black , from the Centre for Ageing Better, said: " Many people are facing enormous challenges and hardship in their later years, as this Report makes clear.
" We don't all have an equal opportunity to age well. Wealth, work, housing, discrimination; all play a significant role in the huge gap in healthy Life Expectancy between the richest and poorest areas of the country. "
Paul Farmer , chief executive at Age Uk , called for a cross-government ageing strategy, and a minister for older people to help drive forward change.
" We can already see how the failure to invest in delivering The Right services and support is leading to worse outcomes for older people and entirely avoidable problems, " He Said .
" Older people are isolated At Home if the design of our communities means they can't safely go out. People end up falling, and in the back of an ambulance if our built environment is full of trip hazards.
" Our hospitals are over capacity at least in part, due to the failure to provide adequate social care and community services to enable people to stay safe and well At Home . None of this is inevitable. Getting It right would have immeasurable benefits. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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