The Cordon
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| Initial release | December 30, 2002 |
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| Directors | Goran Marković |
| Production design | Veljko Despotović |
| Cast | Olivera Marković |
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| ID | 1948849 |
About The Cordon
The Cordon is a 2002 Yugoslavian film directed by Goran Marković. It won Grand Prix des Amériques, the main prize at the Montreal World Film Festival. Marković's film focuses on one police “cordon” against the 1996–97 protests in Serbia that attempted to overthrow Slobodan Milošević.
Leeds city centre buildings evacuated over crane safety fears
... A nearby Premier Inn hotel was among the buildings evacuated and fire engines were spotted going in and out of The Cordon...
Wimbledon school crash: Residents and former pupils pay tribute
... Flowers and tributes have been left at the Wimbledon school after police removed The Cordon...
Mikey Roynon: Two teens charged with murder over Bath party stabbing
... " The Cordon has now been reduced but officers are likely to remain at the property for the next few days...
Nottingham: Three attack victims stabbed to death, police confirm
... In fact The Cordon has been extended, there are places I could walk this morning where I can no longer do so...
Large police cordon causing disruption in Nottingham
... Gavin Bevis - BBC East Midlands reporter, in NottinghamThe Cordon on Upper Parliament Street is large - covering the whole intersection at the front of Nottingham s Royal Concert Hall...
Timeline of dissident republican activity
... The area had been cleared when the bomb exploded, but the blast was so strong that a police officer who was standing close to The Cordon was knocked off his feet...
Homes evacuated after security scare in Derbyshire town
... Streets within The Cordon include Acorn Way, Acorn Drive, Swinney Lane and Swinney Bank...
Fire breaks out in former Jenners building in Edinburgh
... Police later extended The Cordon around the building and staff from the adjacent Abrdn office have been told to leave the office...
Large police cordon causing disruption in Nottingham
By Amy PhippsBBC News
A police investigation into a " serious incident" in Nottingham is causing significant travel disruption.
A Large police cordon has been put up in The City Centre and there are multiple road closures stopping access for trams and some buses.
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service Said it was also in attendance assisting The Police force.
The Public , including any motorists, have been told to avoid The area and plan alternate routes.
Roads that are currently closed are:
Nottingham Express Transit (NET) - The operators of The tram network - Said all of its services had been suspended.
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The Bbc is not responsible for The content of external sites. Gavin Bevis - Bbc East Midlands reporter, in NottinghamThe Cordon on Upper Parliament Street is Large - covering The whole intersection at The Front of Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall.
It is a busy part of The City and many people were curious about The Large police presence as they made their way past, with officers helping them find alternative routes around The Cordon .
Loudspeakers at The tram stop were informing passengers that no services were running due to a " major police incident".
Armed officers could also been seen in Old Market Square - But no obvious signs of alarm at this point.
Ch Insp Neil Humphries, from Nottinghamshire Police , Said : " Officers are currently on scene at multiple road closures due to an ongoing incident.
" Please avoid these areas as they are expected to remain closed for some time. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
