Student
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| Initial release | New York |
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| Directors | Darežen Omirbajev |
| Composers | Baurzhan Kuanyshev |
| Screenplay | Darežen Omirbajev |
| Producers | Limara Zjeksembajeva |
| Cast | Darežen Omirbajev |
| Erkebulan Almanov | |
| Ermek Ahmetov | |
| Date of Reg. | |
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| ID | 2412742 |
About Student
A philosophy student steers his directionless life toward the commission of a violent crime.
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... I followed his political career from the start - later as a journalist but firstly as a Student - writing a university dissertation entitled " Il cammino inarrestabile di Silvio Berlusconi - The unstoppable rise of Silvio Berlusconi" after he won his first election back in 1994...
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... So the university Student decided not to report the incident to the police...
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...Almost one in four Students are lonely most or all of the time, according to new research...
Virgil Abloh: How he 'helped black people dream in fashion'
... Radio 1 Newsbeat has been speaking to fashion designers and Students about the legacy Virgil Abloh leaves behind...
As the re-opened schools in Denmark apart to keep children safe
... You can really Students keep safe? Primary schools in England could re-open by 1...
Ruby Williams: No child with afro hair should suffer like I
...A Student who was repeatedly sent home from school because her afro-wants hair to ensure it happens to different British school child...
Why so many Japanese children refuse to go to school
... On 17 October, the government announced that absenteeism among elementary and junior high school Students had hit a record high, with 164,528 children absent for 30 days or more during 2018, up from 144,031 in 2017...
Virgil Abloh: How he 'helped black people dream in fashion'
" Virgil gave me The Ability to think and imagine I could be in spaces that weren't necessarily for Black People in the First Place . "
From musicians to models to sports stars, many people have paid tribute to designer Virgil Abloh This Week .
On Sunday it was announced The Founder of the Off-White fashion label.
He became recognised while working as Kanye West 's creative Director - and later made history as The First African-American to lead Louis Vuitton .
'The Ability to dream'But his influence has not been limited to those in The Celebrity world.
Radio 1 Newsbeat has been speaking to fashion designers and students about The Legacy Virgil Abloh leaves behind.
" He opened The Doors for A Generation of thinkers from marginalised communities, " says Maxwell Shoroye.
Maxwell is a graduate and designer in men's fashion, and the 23-year-old credits Virgil for his impact on The Black community.
" Virgil gave us The Ability to dream, Because we [Black People ] don't necessarily see ourselves in the media in good ways. "
And that's something Bianca Saunders can relate to.
The 28-year-old has her own menswear brand (also called Bianca Saunders), and feels having a black person at the very top of the industry has been " influential".
Bianca already had a sense of what her brand would be when she was a Student - But seeing Virgil achieve as much as he did inspired her.
" It gave me an idea of where the Glass Ceiling could actually go - Because there's not many people that look Like Me in the industry in terms of being black and in fashion. "
Bianca feels it's possible for black creatives to have their own brands and believes there are opportunities Out There .
Fashion Student Kiara Morris feels Virgil represented Something Special .
'What Black Excellence is about'" He showed you can make it and not To Let anything ever Hold You Back , " Kiara, 20, says.
" The Fashion industry has been traditionally white and Middle Class . But hearing him speak in interviews, it felt like that's what Black Excellence is about. "
Kiara feels Virgil showed " there's a space" for Black People , particularly in luxury retail and fashion.
" I'm not saying I'll be like him, But I have someone to Look Up to.
" And I want to say Thank You [to him] for showing me I can have a seat at The Table . "
Rip Virgil Abloh ?
No One will forget the impact you had. God Bless you My Friend .
It's Virgil's multiple talents that made him such an innovative and disruptive figure.
As well As One of The Most influential designers in The Fashion industry, he was also a DJ, an artist, and had degrees in Civil Engineering and architecture.
" When you look at his work you wonder how he did it? And Then you realise it's through his Hard Work , taking opportunities and his creative genius, " Kiara says.
Maxwell adds: " Virgil knew The Power of combining different walks or different industries to create new things. "
Having a range of voices and stories " makes fashion exciting, " which is what Virgil was able to do, he says.
And that's what Maxwell is trying to bring to his own identity as a designer.
Virgil inspired me greatly to leave my traditional path and push towards the career I wanted. Rip to a legendary figure and someone who inspired more people than he would ever know ?️?️
— Mohamed (@mhaniff3) The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.To see a Black Man in fashion break doors down The Way he did, inspired me for a lifetime, Rest In Peace Virgil ?
— ? (@VoidEmptySpaces) The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.But it's not just the creative genius which makes Virgil a standout, according to both Bianca and Kiara.
Bianca met Virgil for the First Time this year and says it's not just his professional skills that make him stand Out - But that he was " super nice".
" In terms of offering advice, saying I could message him any time. "
" He was always a person grateful to be here, and I felt like he wanted people to know that as well. "
Kiara says the tributes that have come in from so many different people show " there's something about The Way he works".
" Everyone loved him. He wasn't someone that I ever saw as problematic or a bad person, just someone who's genuine. "
" Virgil has shifted The World and I hope fashion follows in his footsteps and has this mass integration of different communities coming together, " Maxwell adds.
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Source of news: bbc.com
