The Shipment
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| Initial release | December 5, 2001 |
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| Directors | Alex Wright |
| Budget | 5. 5 million USD (estimated) |
| Initial DVD release | Bulgaria |
| Screenplay | Richard Steen |
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| ID | 1793124 |
About The Shipment
Sheriff Garrett (Matthew Modine) has a new lady who's crazy about him: Candy (Elizabeth Berkley), a beauty who's just arrived from New York City. The problem is, she's married to Mafia hood Eddie Colucci (Nicholas Turturro), who's in town searching for Jose (Paul Rodriguez), a smuggler who managed to get millions of dollars' worth of Viagra into the United States from Mexico. Unfortunately, Jose has decided to double-cross his old partners, who have come for their drugs -- and to kill him. …
Why Kenya-Uganda oil row is causing regional jitters
... The lawyer of the Kenyan businesswoman involved alleges she was abducted for several days by those wanting to " steal" The Shipment...
The Tanzanians searching for their grandfathers' skulls in Germany
... It is not clear if Mangi Meli s skull was among The Shipment, but it seems likely that this was when some of the remains of the executed men were transported, according to German researcher Konradin Kunze, who has been heavily involved in the campaign to find them...
British model jailed in Peru for trying to smuggle cocaine
... In a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter, Peru s Supreme Court said Adams was jailed for having coordinated The Shipment of about 3kg of cocaine to London...
Death row: The secret hunt for lethal drugs used in US executions
... " Mr McWilliams thought they had cracked their hunt for life-ending drugs but most of The Shipment from London was confiscated by the US Food and Drug Administration because of licensing issues...
Air Canada sued over $20m gold and cash heist
... In the lawsuit, filed in the Federal Court of Canada on 6 October, Brink s said it was hired by a bank and a precious metal company to coordinate The Shipment of the goods...
Turkey-Syria earthquake: First aid convoy reaches opposition-held Idlib
... The Shipment had been due before the disaster, which caused damage to roads and temporarily halted deliveries...
Uranium in cargo sparked alert at Heathrow Airport
... The Shipment s intended destination is not clear...
North Korea sold arms to Russia's Wagner group, US says
... The White House said The Shipment violated UN Security Council resolutions and that it would announce further sanctions on Wagner...
Turkey-Syria earthquake: First aid convoy reaches opposition-held Idlib
By David GrittenBBC News
The first convoy of UN aid for opposition-held north-west Syria since Monday's huge earthquake has reportedly crossed into the region from Turkey.
Officials said six lorries carrying hygiene kits and other items had gone through Idlib's Bab al-Hawa crossing.
The Shipment had been due before the disaster, which caused damage to roads and temporarily halted deliveries.
Rescuers there say at least 1,900 people have been killed and that many more are trapped under destroyed homes.
Even before the earthquake struck, 4. 1 million residents - Most of them women and Children - were relying on humanitarian assistance to survive.
Bab al-Hawa is the only border crossing that the UN is permitted to use to deliver aid to the region, which is controlled by a jihadist alliance and Turkish-backed rebel factions opposed to President Bashar al-Assad's government.
All other deliveries are meant to go via Damascus, although in The Past the government has facilitated only a small amount of so-called " cross-line" aid.
Earlier on Thursday, the UN special envoy for Syria said earthquake-affected regions of the country had received " nowhere near enough" lifesaving aid and warned that assistance must not be " politicised".
" We need it urgently through the fastest, Most direct and Most effective routes. They need more of absolutely everything, " Geir Pedersen told reporters in Geneva.
He was speaking after a meeting of the UN's humanitarian Task Force for Syria, which includes Russia and Iran, whose forces have backed the Syrian government in the country's 12-year Civil War , as well as Turkey, the United States and the European Union , which support the opposition.
Some aid from Iran, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, The United Arab Emirates, Oman, Egypt, India and Venezuela has already reached government-held areas of northern Syria, where the health ministry says at least 1,250 people have been killed.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
