Personnel
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| Initial release | October 6, 1975 |
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| Directors | Krzysztof Kieślowski |
| Cinematography | Witold Stok |
| Screenplay | Krzysztof Kieślowski |
| Composers | Giuseppe Verdi |
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| ID | 2146088 |
About Personnel
Romek (Juliusz Machulski) takes a job in the costume department of a theater company and must defend Sowa, his new friend who is under great pressure to remake a costume for overbearing Siedlecki.
Kenji Nagai: Missing camera reveals journalist's last moments in Myanmar
... They had escalated in early September when monks across the country, reacting to the assault of monks by soldiers in the town of Pakkoku, had turned their bowls upside down and refused to take alms from military Personnel - a powerful act of defiance...
The 40-year-old British helicopter flying in Ukraine
... " These Sea Kings have spent much of their lives carrying out search and rescue operations - for civilians as well as service Personnel - and have been familiar sights over Britain s coasts...
The cost of the Ukraine war for one Russian regiment
... The 331st s decline can also be measured in loss to machinery as well as Personnel - particularly airborne infantry combat vehicles, known by the Russian initials BMD - that have been used up in successive battles...
Dolphins seen in Bronx River for first time in five years
... The US military uses them to locate underwater mines and identify enemy military Personnel...
Iran carries out first execution over anti-government protests
... It has also reported the deaths of 61 security Personnel...
Covid: Military in hospitals and pupils refusing to wear masks
... Military medics support hospitalsThe Armed Forces are sending 200 Personnel - 40 defence medics and 160 general duty staff - into...
Afghanistan: Politics was priority during Kabul exit - official
... Media caption, How it happened: The Taliban advance11 August: Afghan forces begin to surrender to the Taliban as US officials are quoted as saying Afghanistan could fall within 90 days15 August: An estimated 17,600 people fleeing the Taliban arrive in Kabul, with thousands more arriving all the time, according to the UN16 August: There are chaotic scenes at Kabul airport, where a number of people die and large crowds on the runway lead all flights to be halted for several hours18 August: Kabul airport appears to be secured by US and Nato troops but the scramble to leave Afghanistan 22 August: Sir Laurie Bristow, the UK s ambassador to Afghanistan, - confirming 6,000 Britons and eligible Afghans flown out since 13 August23 August: UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace 25 August: The UK Foreign Office issues new guidance for Britons and eligible Afghans to move away from Kabul airport " to a safe location and await further advice" 26 August: At least 95 people are killed - including 13 US service Personnel - and 150 others wounded 27 August: The Ministry of Defence confirms animal shelter founder Paul " Pen" Farthing and his animals have made it through Kabul airport s checkpoints - Speaking later that day, Mr Johnson says he feels a " great sense of regret" 28 August: The UK Ministry of Defence says the UK s final evacuation flight purely for civilians has left Kabul HE LIVED FOR HIS MUSIC : WHAT S SUPERMAN LIKE AS A DAD?...
SNP conference: Swinney claims Johnson wants to 'take back powers'
... " The pandemic, and our collective response - from the furlough scheme to vaccine procurement and the backing of our military Personnel - has shown that we are at our strongest when we work together...
Iran carries out first execution over anti-government protests
By David GrittenBBC News
Iran has announced The First execution of a protester convicted over the recent anti-government unrest.
Mohsen Shekari was hanged on Thursday morning after being found guilty by a Revolutionary Court of " enmity against God" state media reported.
He was accused of being a " rioter" who blocked a main road in Tehran on 25 September and wounded a member of the paramilitary Basij force with a knife.
An activist said he was convicted after a " show trial without any due process".
Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, director of Norway-based Iran Human Rights , tweeted that executions of protesters would start to take place daily unless Iranian authorities faced " rapid practical consequences internationally".
Iran's judiciary has So Far announced that 11 people have been sentenced to death in connection with the protests that began in mid-September after the death in custody of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman who was detained by morality police for allegedly wearing her hijab, or headscarf, " improperly".
The women-led protests have spread to 160 cities in all 31 of the country's provinces and are seen As One of The Most serious challenges to the Islamic Republic since the 1979 revolution.
Iran's leaders have portrayed them as " riots" instigated by the country's foreign enemies and ordered security forces to " deal decisively" with them.
So Far , at least 475 protesters have been killed and 18,240 have been detained, according to the Human Rights Activists' News Agency (HRANA). It has also reported the deaths of 61 security Personnel .
Source of news: bbc.com
