The Falling
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Initial release | October 11, 2014 |
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Directors | Carol Morley |
Box office | 663,738 USD |
Screenplay | Carol Morley |
Budget | 750,000 GBP |
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Reviews | www.imdb.com |
Release date | October 11, 2014 |
Box offic | $663,738 |
Music by | Tracey Thorn |
Product compani | BBC Films; British Film Institute |
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ID | 1036164 |
About The Falling
At their strait-laced girls' school friends Abbie and Lydia find their lives touched by tragedy. The resulting wave of unusual behaviour seeps into Lydia's home life.
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... As ever, even if a missile or drone is intercepted, The Falling debris can be lethal too...
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... " We were all shocked and kept quiet all night - so quiet that we could hear The Falling leaves, " he says...
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... Evergrande said the losses were due to a number of reasons, including The Falling value of properties and other assets as well as higher borrowing costs...
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Sainsbury's cuts toilet paper prices as pulp drops
... The retailer said its loo roll prices would drop by up to 11% as it passed on savings from The Falling cost of pulp...
Ukraine shoots down own drone over central Kyiv
... There were no casualties or injuries from The Falling drone, it said...
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... Despite the economic pressures, companies have so far proved resilient and The Falling cost of wholesale energy and some commodities has seen business sentiment bounce up slightly from recent low levels...
Sichuan: Couples in Chinese province allowed to have unlimited children
... The government has offered tax breaks and better maternal healthcare to reverse or slow The Falling rates...
Sainsbury's cuts toilet paper prices as pulp drops
Sainsbury's is cutting The Price of its own-brand toilet paper as supermarkets face pressure to do more to help people with the soaring cost of living.
The retailer said its loo roll prices would drop by up to 11% as it passed on savings from The Falling cost of Pulp .
Grocery price inflation is stubbornly high and retailers face claims they are not passing on falling wholesale costs to customers.
Supermarkets deny profiteering and have cut The Price of some basics recently.
Sainsbury's, Tesco, Aldi and Lidl have all reduced bread, milk and butter prices in The Last few months.
The Price of Pulp - which is used to make paper and tissue - has been falling globally due to weaker demand.
Rhian Bartlett, food commercial director at Sainsbury's, said: " After More Than two years of inflation on The Price of Pulp , We Are now seeing a decline which is enabling us to pass savings directly on to our customers and reduce The Price of Our Own brand toilet roll. "
Last Year , The War in Ukraine pushed up The Price of food and energy but recently those prices have fallen sharply.
However, food prices in the UK, with staples like sugar and pasta up sharply.
The Competition and Markets Authority has launched an investigation into high food and fuel prices, saying it will look at whether a " failure in competition" meant customers are overpaying.
The regulator has already found some supermarkets have increased margins on petrol and diesel.
Grocers have denied profiteering, with The British Retail Consortium saying stores are working to keep prices " as low as possible".
Supermarkets say there is usually a lag before falling wholesale prices are reflected in the shops due to the long-term contracts retailers sign with food producers.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com