Problem: Question: Who is Cashril Plus' father? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: The Creators Documentary Context: What happens when a nation, ravaged by government-enforced oppression, breaks loose from its shackles and takes hold of its own destiny? Is the transition from tyranny to democracy smooth? Are inequities ameliorated? When neighbors fenced within barbed wire security gates fear neighbors living in shack huts, how does a shattered society congeal? How does one look a passing stranger in the eye?The Creators introduces the intricate reality of modern day South Africa through the eyes of its artists. Weaving through the lives of Faith47 (street art), Warongx (afro-blues), Emile Jansen (hip hop), Sweat.X (performance art), Blaq Pearl (spoken word) and Mthetho Mapoyi (opera), the film culminates in an intertwined story exploring the lives of its creators. Born into separate areas of the formerly-segregated country, the artists recraft history -- and the impacts of apartheid -- in their own artistic languages.The story begins in the mind of Cashril Plus, an eleven year old animator and son of graffiti artist Faith47. Through Cashril's eyes, we see his mother paint in the streets and forgotten townships haloing Cape Town.We soon enter the townships with Ongx, an afro-blues artist and the first place winner of a national music competition with Africa's largest music production company, Gallo Records. When Ongx realizes that his award will not turn out as expected, he is forced to play music in the streets and wash dishes in order to make ends meet. In a country where nearly one in four people is unemployed, Ongx lives within a devastating framework for creative possibility. While Ongx's consciously sings in his first language, Xhosa, the township around him turns increasingly towards English-language pop music. Demonstrating pride in traditional African culture, Ongx himself is a microcosm representing the schism between his peoples roots and an increasingly westernized media landscape.Ongx's perspective transitions to that of Mthetho, an AIDS orphan who grew up mimicking the opera CD his father left behind. Now a...

A: Faith47

Problem: Question: Who is Thorn planning to blame the murder on? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: Blanche Fury Context: Blanche Fury, nee Fullerton (Valerie Hobson) is in bed, very ill, giving birth. She starts remembering her life.She has been through several positions of employment before and lost them due to her independent nature. She is given one last chance to be the hired companion for a irritable rich old woman, Mrs Hawkes (Margaret Withers). However, she recieves a letter offering her another position and she leaves Mrs Hawkes after having given her opinion of what she thinks of her.She is the new governess at the mansion of the Furys with a far superior salary. There, she comes to terms with her distant cousins. Her task is to teach and accompany young Lavinia (Suzanne Gibbs). However, the most complicated man within the household is Philip Thorn (Stewart Granger). He's an illegitimate child of the late father of the family, and he's suing the family so that he can inherit everything.There is a gypsy encampment near the village. Phillip enlists her aid in recovering some horses that were stolen by the gypsies and she is attacked by some of them. She and Phillip fight their way free and escape with the horses successfully. This angers the gypsies into seeking revenge. Blanche falls in love with Philip, however, she prefers to marry the wealthy son of the family, Simon (Walter Fitzgerald). Philip is told by his lawyer that they couldn't find any proof of his mother having married secretly in Italy. He is then driven by the heritage that he feels in his blood and the legend of the symbol of the family that guards it. When a beloved old horse is shot and killed because she can no longer profit the owners with foals it is the last straw. Philip murders the father and son in the disguise of the gypsies. This is easily believed as the gypsies had plenty of motive and had tried to take vengeance before by burning the family barn and been caught. Blanche knows that he did it because she saw him at the window that night and she aided in the murder by not warning her husband and his son or calling for help as she was told to...

A: gypsies

Problem: Question: Who informs the crew the ship is to be decommissioned? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: Star Trek III: The Search for Spock Context: The USS Enterprise, having survived it's battle with Khan Noonien Singh, is returning to Earth. With a few hours left in their journey, Kirk remarks in his log that there is a heavy feeling amongst the crew on the ship, having lost their science officer, Captain Spock, whom sacrificed himself to insure the Enterprise would not be destroyed by Khan. Kirk has Uhura check for a hailing signal from Starfleet but finds there isn't one. When asked by a cadet if they will receive a hero's welcome at home, Kirk thinks they will since they've "paid with their dearest blood."In a remote area of space, a Klingon female, Valkris, waits on a small freighter for a signal from her commanding officer. Commander Kruge responds and Valkris transmits stolen data to him on the Genesis project. When asked by Kruge if she had seen the information, she replies she had.Kruge tells her that it's unfortunate that she had. With the captain of the freighter asking when he'll be paid, Kruge's ship, a Klingon Bird-of-Prey, deactivates it's cloaking device and swings into attack, blasting apart the freighter and flying off.At Earth the Enterprise arrives at the orbiting Spacedock. While the ship docks the crew catches sight of the fleet's newest and most advanced ship, Excelsior. Sulu remarks that Excelsior has a new technology called "transwarp" drive. A skeptical Mr. Scott is scornful however Kirk scolds him gently, saying "young minds, fresh ideas." A warning alarm suddenly sounds; someone has broken into Mr. Spock's quarters which Kirk had ordered sealed. Kirk goes there himself and finds Dr. McCoy, whom appears to be suffering from mental trauma. He tells Kirk that "he left him back on Genesis" and that he has to "climb the steps of Mount Selaya" on the planet Vulcan. McCoy collapses, unconscious, and Kirk calls for the medics.Back on Kruge's ship, he and his first officer study the Genesis materials and determine that it can be an invincible weapon. He orders a course set for the Genesis Planet.On Earth, the crew of the Enterprise is...

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Admiral Morrow