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Goa, India 2004
Authors: Syed Siraj 
Published: August 2019

INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OF INDIA, GOA 2004 Some people have described the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) as a ‘travelling circus'. While it is true that the festival has been travelling all over the country, it would be irresponsible to call it a circus. Sometimes, local authorities do go overboard in adding-on sideshows, perhaps in an attempt to use the occasion a public relations exercise for their government. On other occasions, the local government has had strong film industry connections, so the display of razzle-dazzle and magnanimity was only natural. Nevertheless, there is always a generous serving of cinema from all over the world, including, of course, from the host country, which is the world-leader when it comes to the most number film produced annually. India has been holding international film festivals since 1952, first on an ad hoc basis, and then more regularly. But unlike almost all other...
3 Continents Nantes 2005
Authors: Dönmez-Colin Gönül 
Published: August 2019

FESTIVAL DES 3 CONTINENTS NANTES 2005 The 27th Festival of 3 Continents in Nantes (22-29 November 2005), a pioneer in France for exploring unknown film industries around the world has been hard pressed in recent years to find virgin territories as the world has come to resemble a global village. With the success of the Afghan program last year, Libya was on the agenda for 2005 but to negotiate with Colonel Muammar al-Qaddafi did not prove to be such an easy matter. Ivory Coast was the replacement, a tiny film industry that nonetheless gave us perhaps the most erotic film to come out of Africa, Désiré Ecaré's 1985 classic, Visages de femmes (Faces of Women). From Turkey, Melein Düüü (Angel's Fall), perhaps Turkey's first incest story told in a minimalist, reflective mode was part of the competition that included eight films from Asia, two from Latin America (Play by Alicia...
Bitola 2005
Authors: Holloway Ron 
Published: August 2019

INTERNATIONAL FILM CAMERA FESTIVAL "MANAKI BROTHERS" IN BITOLA When you see packed houses for all the screenings at a film festival, you know that this will be an event to be remembered. So it was at the 26th International Film Camera Festival "Manaki Brothers" in Bitola (20-25 September 2005) under festival director Tomi Salkovski and selector-programmer Blagoja "Dore" Kunevski. Indeed, this specialized festival honouring the cinematographer had every reason to celebrate. For, as every film historian worth his salt knows, the first film shot in the Balkans was by the Manaki Brothers. Back in 1905, shortly after Yanaki Manaki returned home to Bitola in Macedonia from London with a Film Camera 300 in the Bioscope series bought from the Charles Urban Trading Company, he teamed with his photographer brother Milton Manaki to film in nearby Audela (today Greece) their 114-year-old grandmother at her spinning-wheel. Of course, a Manaki heir was...
Hong Kong and Singapore 1997
Authors: Toh Hai Leong 
Published: August 2019

THE PRESTIGIOUS 21st HONG KONG International Film Festival, which concluded on 9 April 1997, presented its largest and perhaps the greatest collection of global cinema with some 280 films and video works. This year, this non-competitive festival attracted more than three hundred festival guests and major critics from all over the world with more than half of them coming from Japan and East Asia. Its humbler counterpart, the Singapore International Film Festival (SIFF) is now in its 10th year. Some 220 films were shown there (including a number of fringe films and videos presented at the Goethe Institute, and a retrospective of François Truffaut's films screened at the Alliance Française). Film critics and festival directors flew over to the Republic to view the sensitive selection of Asian cinema by the festival programmer Philip Cheah. In its competitive section for Asian films, the SIFF honours the winners with its Silver...
Schwarzkopf in 'Nam
Authors: Sutton David 
Published: August 2019

During the summer of 1993, CBS News aired an hour-long television special program entitled Schwarzkopf in Vietnam: A Soldier Returns. This program, hereafter referred to as SVN:ASR, featured a return trip to Southeast Asia by retired US Army General H. Norman Schwarzkopf and CBS News personality Dan Rather, both of whom served in different capacities in Southeast Asia during the war years. Their current trip to Vietnam was the first time either person had been back to Indochina since the end of the war in April 1975. First and foremost, we must recognize that this particular program is a commodity. SVN:ASR was broadcast on network television, which like any other commercial enterprise exists to make a profit. Viewing this artifact at face value, the program appeared to be strictly informative -- a televised lesson in American military history given by a well-known military figure. One could reasonably surmise that the network...
New Central and East-European Cinema
Authors: Stojanova Christina 
Published: August 2019

UNE NOUVELLE EUROPE: THE DOUBLE QUEST OF NEW CENTRAL AND EAST-EUROPEAN CINEMA The Berlin Wall collapsed some eight years ago, along with the repressive totalitarian Communist regimes it came to symbolise, thus neatly wrapping up half a century in the history of Eastern Europe. Little has reached our shores, however, about the effects on everyday life of this unprecedented change, brought about by mostly "velvet" revolutions across the region. In March of this year Cinémathèque Québécoise launched Une Nouvelle Europe: A Panorama of Central and Eastern European Cinema, featuring 28 feature and 5 short films from 8 countries.(1) The selection was also presented in Toronto (Cinematheque Ontario, April 4-May 1, 1997) and in Vancouver (Pacific Cinematheque, March 22-May 1), under the title A New Europe: Reeling After The Fall. The organisation of the event was an arduous and time consuming task. It took more than a year and a...
Canadian Films: What Are We to Make of Them?
Authors: Pratley Gerald 
Published: August 2019

This technically fine picture was shot in British Columbia, but care seems to have been taken to eradicate any sign of Canadian identity in the story's setting, which is simply generic North American. Film critic Derek Elley in his review of Mina Shum's Drive, She Said in Variety, Dec. 22, 1997. NO MATTER to what segment of society individuals may belong within the public at large most of those interested in the arts are contemplating what to make of Canadian cinema. Among indigent artists, out-of-work actors, struggling writers, publishers and bookshop proprietors, theatregoers and movie enthusiasts, the question being asked is, what do we expect from Canadian movies? The puzzle begins when audiences, after being subjected to a barrage of media publicity and a frenzy of flag waving, which would have us believe that Canadian movies and tv programmes are among the best in the world, discover...
Millennial Thoughts from Central and Eastern Europe
Authors: Stojanova Christina 
Published: August 2019

Where is that fragile line between different cultures, different religions, different national or personal identities? - Agnieszka Holland THE 19th CENTURY politician Metternich, a champion of Western European isolationism and Austrian xenophobia, is credited with saying that Asia begins at the Landstrasse, that is, at the street that leads out of Vienna toward Hungary. Over the last two hundred years of our millennium, Central and Eastern European countries have struggled to overcome this deep prejudice and reclaim their place in Europe independent political and cultural entities. And while it has been very difficult to do so in terms of economic and political modernisation; in terms of establishing long lasting state and social institutions that are capable of generating and perpetuating democracy, in terms of culture Central and Eastern European countries have scored much more successfully. In fact, often times much better than their Western European counterparts. Ten...
Travelling to the Margins of Europe
Authors: Mazierska Ewa 
Published: August 2019

The problem for Europe is to learn how to marginalise itself. (Ien Ang) CRITICS AND FILMMAKERS alike in recent years drew attention to the crisis experienced by national cinemas in European countries. The UK-based scholar Dimitris Eleftheriotis writes: This crisis is evident on many levels, from the critical-theoretical to the economic. Indeed the very term 'national cinema' is riddled with conceptual contradictions, and its theoretical, pedagogic and practical usefulness has been repeatedly challenged in recent years. But perhaps more relevant is the realization that shrinking domestic markets have become in most cases inadequate for the financial survival of national films. As a result more and more filmmakers have to rely on state or European funding (and in many cases both) for their productions. This in turn brings into play the contradictions in national and European policy ... and raises dilemmas of criteria and priorities: for example, is funding...
Mannheim-Heidelberg 2000
Authors: Holloway Ron 
Published: August 2019

49th INTERNATIONALES FILMFESTIVAL MANNHEIM-HEIDELBERG To my knowledge, an oddity like this has never happened before -- even Michael Kötz, director of the 49th Mannheim-Heidelberg International Film Festival (9-18 November 2000), thought it "one for the books." For not only did the Ecumenical Jury and the FIPRESCI (International Critics) Jury bestow their awards on David Ondíek's Samotáři (Loners, Czech Republic), but they also cited the same short film, David Lansmann's Les Chaussettes sales (Dirty Socks, France), for a special mention. Obviously, the juries shared a mutual fascination for the narrative style and visual structure, honed to perfection, in Loners. Herewith the Ecumenical Jury's citation: "With convincing acting portraits the director sketches a tragicomedy imbued with absurd humour of the life-style of young people in Prague that focuses on the loss of value and perspectives balanced by the search for new orientation." The FIPRESCI Jury praised the filmmakers "for putting together...
Sochi 2001
Authors: Holloway Ron 
Published: August 2019

11th SOCHI OPEN RUSSIAN FILM FESTIVAL - "KINOTAUR"and 7th SOCHI INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL - "KINOTAUR" If you happen to be among the uninitiated, then "Kinotaur" (read: "Cinema Taurus") on the calendar of world events stands for a film festival duet running parallel to each other in the subtropical Russian resort city of Sochi on the Black Sea. This year, the 11th Open Russian Film Festival (1-14 June 2000) was already running for a week when it linked with the 7th International Film Festival (7-17 June 2000). Back to back, they score as eminently attractive events on the festival calendar. Where else can film scholars easily make the acquaintance of fifty or more Russian filmmakers, among them some quite distinguished names who had contributed significantly to the Soviet art film of the past? Moreover, the retrospectives spotlighted St. Petersburg's Konstantin Lopushansky, Lenfilm's Vladimir Vengerov and Mikhail Schweizer, and Directors' Debuts...
Diversidad y educación especial
Authors: Marín Cabrera Maritza 
Published: August 2019

Este artículo sobre diversidad y educación especial, hace referencia a la importancia del respeto por la igualdad de oportunidades, los valores y actitudes en el ámbito educativo. Si bien es cierto, esta ha ido modificándose a lo largo de los años, aún queda mucho por mejorar, para llegar a que las escuelas sean inclusivas. Para que sea una realidad, debemos trabajar activamente.
Se toma en particular la participación de la persona con Síndrome de Down integrados al Sistema Educativo Regular, quien con su esfuerzo e ilusiones participa de diversos programas de integración, y se convierte en ejemplo de tenacidad. A raíz del estudio, se visitaron varios centros de integración escolar en la etapa de preescolar y se percibieron necesidades de atención para la población en general. El artículo presenta varias estrategias metodológicas, con el fin de obtener un aprendizaje significativo y funcional, respetando la diversidad estudiantil. Por lo tanto, es un artículo de utilidad para las y los docentes, en especial, aquellos que laboran en la etapa de preescolar.
Una propuesta educativa para atender la diversidad en el contexto de aula
Authors: Agüero Agüero Rosario 
Published: August 2019

En la actualidad, los centros educativos tienen el gran reto de brindar a sus estudiantes una educación de calidad y principalmente una educación para todos. El artículo tiene la finalidad de promover el respeto por las diferencias individuales y el de atender la diversidad en los contextos escolares. El proceso diagnóstico realizado en la “Escuela Mixta San Juan” determinó que las y los estudiantes muestran actitudes de rechazo e irrespeto hacia las diferencias individuales vistas desde cualquier aspecto.
Se consultaron autores principalmente a Meléndez (2002), Parcerisa (2000), Olivé (1999) y Aguilar (2000), quienes brindan algunos lineamientos y consideraciones a utilizar en un centro educativo que busque atender la diversidad estudiantil. Los mismos autores coinciden en que es necesario un cambio de actitud y una serie de reformas en los diferentes ámbitos sociales, para que el proceso de atención a la diversidad se dé en forma idónea e integral. Como respuesta a dicha situación, se plantea una propuesta educativa para atender la diversidad en el contexto de aula, por medio de la aplicación de una serie de talleres, que utilizan actividades didácticas participativas, y favorecen el trabajo cooperativo y la construcción propia y colectiva del conocimiento.
La propuesta responde a un enfoque socio-constructivista e inclusivo pues, intenta adaptarse a las demandas de las y los estudiantes y del contexto. Se abordarán los más relevantes ámbitos y aspectos que contempla la diversidad, tomando en cuenta aspectos endógenos y exógenos del individuo. Se espera con esta propuesta que las y los estudiantes manifiestan actitudes de respeto hacia la diversidad, respondan a sus necesidades educativas, las de sus compañeros y compañeras y finalmente, que posean una actitud abierta, flexible, crítica hacia sí mismo y su entorno.
Por lo tanto, la formación de las futuras generaciones debe contemplar esta serie de habilidades y destrezas, para que visualicen este mundo como una ventana abierta a la superación individual y colectiva.
La teoría de las inteligencias múltiples en la práctica docente en educación preescolar
Authors: Lizano Paniagua Karina , Umaña Vega Mónica 
Published: August 2019

Recibido 18 de noviembre 2005 • Aprobado 21 de setiembre 2006

Este artículo presenta los resultados obtenidos de la aplicación de una propuesta curricular basada en la Teoría de las inteligencias múltiples en la práctica educativa en Educación Preescolar; y surgió como producto del trabajo de investigación realizado para optar por el grado de Licenciatura.
Breve reseña histórica de la evolución y el desarrollo del derecho a la educación
Authors: Torres Victoria Nancy 
Published: August 2019

Recibido de 12 febrero 2007 • Aceptado 18 de abril 2007

El presente artículo procura ilustrar la ruta que ha seguido la concepción del derecho a la educación y la interpretación que de él se ha hecho en diferentes etapas. En cada una de ellas, los estudiosos del tema han categorizado este derecho desde su origen hasta ubicarlo en un lugar fundamental para servir como puerta de entrada al goce de una ciudadanía social plena, consciente y garante de otros muchos derechos que de él se derivan.
"La lagartija de la panza blanca" de Yolanda Oreamuno: una lectura desde la voz narrativa
Authors: Caamaño Virginia 
Published: August 2019

Recibido 02 de mayo 2007 • Aprobado 07 de agosto 2007

En el presente artículo se establece un diálogo entre el cuento de Yolanda Oreamuno y tres de sus ensayos, con el fin de señalar la coherencia de la propuesta ética y estética de la autora costarricense.
Una reflexión necesaria: posibilidad de la construcción de un modelo pedagógico en la educación superior
Authors: Castillo Cedeño Ileana , Flores Davis Luz Emilia , Jiménez Corrales Rafael Esteban , Perearnau Torras Mariángeles 
Published: August 2019

Recibido 15 de mayo 2007 • Aprobado 19 de junio 2007

Consideraciones en torno a la pertinencia de establecer un modelo pedagógico en una institución de educación superior universitaria, así como los aspectos que deben caracterizarlo, con el propósito de orientar los procesos educativos hacia nuevas perspectivas críticas. Lo anterior con fundamento en los resultados de una investigación llevada a cabo por un equipo académico de la Universidad Nacional.
Centro de Aprendizaje Tumul K'in: experiencia Educativa Formal. Belice
Authors: Rubén Requena Oscar 
Published: August 2019

Recibido 30 de noviembre de 2006 • Aprobado 27 de febrero de 2007

El presente articulo surge de la ponencia que refería al Centro de Aprendizaje Tumul K'in. En este centro, se desarrolla un programa para la juventud rural y, en especial, para la juventud desvalida maya que no ha tenido acceso a una educación secundaria y no ha continuado en la escuela convencional.
The forgotten habitats in conservation: early successional vegetation
Authors: Sandoval Luis , Morales Carlos-O. , Ramírez-Fernández José-D. , Hanson Paul , Murillo-Hiller Luis-Ricardo , Barrantes Gilbert 
Published: August 2019

Conservation efforts in terrestrial environments have focused on preserving patches of natural habitats and restoring disturbed habitats, with the main goal of transforming them into forests or habitats that resemble the original conditions. This approach tends to overlook the importance of conserving early successional vegetation (e.g., riverside vegetation, natural regeneration, young secondary forests), which often includes a large number of species (e.g., plants and animals) associated with or restricted to these habitats. In this paper we want to bring to attention the importance of preserving early successional vegetation, and to encourage scientists to investigate, e.g., the diversity, distribution, and species interactions occurring in these habitats. To address these goals, we focus on two main objectives: (1) to identify the common types of early successional vegetation in the Costa Rican Central Valley; and (2) to use some case studies to draw attention to the importance that such areas have as reservoirs of a large portion of the diversity unique to early successional stages. We first include an example to show the diversity of plants in small forest patches immersed in a large urbanized area. We provide general information on the insects that occur in early successional vegetation in urban areas, and in further detail examples of butterflies. Additionally, we provide examples of birds and mammals that are restricted to early successional vegetation, and how the reduction of this vegetation type affects species conservation. Finally, we encourage scientists to investigate these early successional habitats, particularly those species exclusive to early successional stages. Special attention should be paid to endemic species and those with a restricted distribution. Information of this type will make conservation of the diversity contained in these habitats possible.
Biomimetic systems and design in the 3D characterization of the complex vascular system of bamboo node based on X-ray microtomography and finite element analysis
Authors: Palombini Felipe Luis , Nogueira Fernanda Mayara , Kindlein Wilson , Paciornik Sidnei , Mariath Jorge Ernesto de Araujo , de Oliveira Branca Freitas 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
Consensus in Opinion Formation Processes in Fully Evolving Environments
Authors: Auletta Vincenzo , Fanelli Angelo , Ferraioli Diodato 
Published: August 2019

Friedkin and Johnsen (1990) modeled opinion formation in social networks as a dynamic process which evolves in rounds: at each round each agent updates her expressed opinion to a weighted average of her innate belief and the opinions expressed in the previous round by her social neighbors. The stubbornness level of an agent represents the tendency of the agent to express an opinion close to her innate belief.
Motivated by the observation that innate beliefs, stubbornness levels and even social relations can co-evolve together with the expressed opinions, we present a new model of opinion formation where the dynamics runs in a co-evolving environment. We assume that agents’ stubbornness and social relations can vary arbitrarily, while their innate beliefs slowly change as a function of the opinions they expressed in the past. We prove that, in our model, the opinion formation dynamics converges to a consensus if reasonable conditions on the structure of the social relationships and on how the personal beliefs can change are satisfied. Moreover, we discuss how this result applies in several simpler (but realistic) settings.
Single-Cell Transcriptomic Map of the Human and Mouse Bladders
Authors: Yu Zhenyuan , Liao Jinling , Chen Yang , Zou Chunlin , Zhang Haiying , Cheng Jiwen , Liu Deyun , Li Tianyu , Zhang Qingyun , Li Jiaping , Yang Xiaobo , Ye Yu , Huang Zhiguang , Long Xinyang , Yang Rirong , Mo Zengnan 
Published: August 2019

Significance Statement
Previous studies of bladder cell classification mostly relied on the cell’s morphology, location, electrophysiology, and function. However, it is difficult to classify bladder cells accurately and comprehensively using these methods. The authors created a single-cell transcriptomic map of human bladder cells using single-cell RNA sequencing. They also created a more detailed single-cell sequencing RNA map of the mouse bladder than what was previously available. Using these tools, the authors compare the similarities and differences between human and mouse bladder cells and found many cell types that are highly similar across the two. Additionally, the authors discovered two new types of human bladder cells. One may play a role in allergic reactions and nerve conduction, whereas the other may play a role in bladder emptying. The results may assist scientists studying the relationship between bladder cell types and diseases.

Background
Having a comprehensive map of the cellular anatomy of the normal human bladder is vital to understanding the cellular origins of benign bladder disease and bladder cancer.

Methods
We used single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) of 12,423 cells from healthy human bladder tissue samples taken from patients with bladder cancer and 12,884 cells from mouse bladders to classify bladder cell types and their underlying functions.

Results
We created a single-cell transcriptomic map of human and mouse bladders, including 16 clusters of human bladder cells and 15 clusters of mouse bladder cells. The homology and heterogeneity of human and mouse bladder cell types were compared and both conservative and heterogeneous aspects of human and mouse bladder evolution were identified. We also discovered two novel types of human bladder cells. One type is ADRA2A
+ and HRH2
+ interstitial cells which may be associated with nerve conduction and allergic reactions. The other type is TNNT1
+ epithelial cells that may be involved with bladder emptying. We verify these TNNT1
+ epithelial cells also occur in rat and mouse bladders.

Conclusions
This transcriptomic map provides a resource for studying bladder cell types, specific cell markers, signaling receptors, and genes that will help us to learn more about the relationship between bladder cell types and diseases.