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...
Wimbledon school crash: Residents and former pupils pay tribute
Former pupils and residents near a school where an eight-year-old girl died when a Land Rover crashed through a wall have been paying tribute.
Flowers and tributes have been left at the Wimbledon school after police removed The Cordon .
Several people including a baby girl were taken to hospital after The Incident at The Study Preparatory School on Thursday.
An eight-year-old girl and A Woman in her 40s remain in a Critical Condition .
A 46-year-old woman who was arrested on suspicion of causing death by Dangerous Driving has been released on bail.
Amelia, 19, attended The Study Preparatory School in 2015. She and her brother laid flowers down on Saturday Afternoon to pay their respects.
" I think the Study is a tightly knit community, it's quite a small school so even after people left, We Are All Together , " She Said .
" We came to pay our respects because it's not just a school, it's a community as well. "
Max Austin, a councillor for Wimbledon, said his sister also used to attend.
" This is normally a very happy time here, everything is decorated for the tennis, The Kids will get involved with it and the schools. There's a sort of crude juxtaposition between the festive atmosphere here in Wimbledon and now this, " He Said .
In a statement released earlier Selena was described by her family as an intelligent and cheeky girl. An end-of-term Tea Party had been taking place at the south-west London school when the Land Rover crashed through The Fence and into a building.
Parents with a young child paid their respects at The Scene of The Crash and said everyone had been affected by it.
" Everyone is questioning how it could've happened, " they said.
Thomas Barlow , a councillor for Wimbledon Village, said everyone was shocked and it was horrendous it could happen on The Last day of term.
" The whole village is in shock, a lot of The People had connections to this school, " He Said .
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