The Bar
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release | Russia |
|---|---|
| Directors | Álex de la Iglesia |
| Screenplay | Álex de la Iglesia |
| Jorge Guerricaechevarría | |
| Producers | Álex de la Iglesia |
| Carolina Bang | |
| Kiko Martínez | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2045799 |
About The Bar
Strangers stuck in a Madrid bar after witnessing a murder begin to turn on each other as panic sets in and the body count rises.
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... " The idea came really from what we have seen over the years in The Bar...
'Long Covid triggered our MCAS, but doctors didn't believe us'
... Despite this, the immunologist said there were no " rock-solid studies" on MCAS yet, though he pointed out " The Bar [is] quite high" for research to get off the ground...
OpenAI: A triumph of people power
... In a very recent speech Mr Altman himself said what was coming next year from OpenAI would make the current ChatGPT look like " a quaint relative" - and we know the existing model is able to pass The Bar exam taken by trainee lawyers...
Biden facing growing internal dissent over Israel's Gaza campaign
... Mr Miller suggests it would more likely take an external event, such as the unconditional release of all the hostages held by Hamas, or a single Israeli operation that results in mass Palestinian casualties, although The Bar has been set quite high...
James Cleverly: Protests and asylum fill Home Office in-tray
... Lowering The Bar to ban protests would almost certainly lead to a legal challenge that such a change breaches the right to freedom of assembly and association as set out in the European Convention of Human Rights, and enshrined in UK law...
Who is Suella Braverman?
... Political riseMrs Braverman s legal career took her from the UK to the US, passing The Bar exam in both London and New York...
The leaning Christmas card honouring Crooked House pub
... Once known as " Britain s wonkiest" inn, the pub So unusual was the venue, pennies that were rolled along The Bar would appear to travel uphill...
Caramac: The woman who told the world it had been axed
... When a supplier confirmed last week that The Bar was being axed, Ms Swan posted the news on Facebook...
Fifteen years in Iowa jail for burning pride flag
Adolfo Martinez, 30, admitted to his crimes in a jailhouse interview
A US judge has handed down a sentence of at least 15 years to A Man who stole an LGBT pride flag from a church and burned it outside a strip club.
Adolfo Martinez, 30, admitted to the media that he took The Flag from Ames United Church of Christ due to his animosity towards homosexuals.
He was found guilty last month of Hate Crime harassment, reckless use of fire and being a habitual offender.
The Incident occurred around midnight on 11 June in downtown Ames, Iowa.
Police say the Crime Spree began at Dangerous Curves , a strip club, when police were called because A Man was making threats. By the time they arrived, he had already been kicked out by bar staff.
After leaving The Club , Martinez then travelled to The Church and ripped down its flag. He then returned to The Strip club where he used lighter fluid to burn The Flag in The Street . He also threatened to Burn Down The Bar .
He was arrested later That Day , and told local media in a jail house interview that he was "guilty as charged".
"It was an honour to do that. It's a blessing from the Lord," he said, explaining that he did it because he "opposed homosexuality".
"I burned down their pride, plain and simple," he told KCCI-TV. The Interview was entered into The Trial as evidence against him.
Church pastor Eileen Gebbie, who identifies as gay woman, says she agrees that Martinez' actions were motivated by hatred.
"I often experienced Ames as not being as progressive as many people believe it is, and there still is a very large closeted queer community here," she told the Des Moines Register when he was convicted in November.
"But 12 people that I don't know, who have no investment in me or this congregation, said This Man committed A Crime , and it was A Crime borne of bigotry and hatred. "
Story County Attorney Jessica Reynolds said Martinez was the First Person in The County 's history to be convicted of a Hate Crime .
"The hard reality is there are people who target individuals and commit crimes against individuals because of their race, gender, sexual orientation," she told the Ames Tribune.
"And when that happens it's so important that as a society we stand up and people have severe consequences for those actions. "
united states, lgbt, iowa
Source of news: bbc.com
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