The real-life unrest was filmed on the spot, and the film's cinema-verité approach was closely studied by aspiring film-makers.
Besson throws some glib political subtextuality into the mix (the government has abandoned the ghettos), capitalising upon the real-life unrest which recently made international news.
The Ukrainian Health Ministry later revised the death toll from at least 14 to 16 — the Ukrainian military's single largest loss of life since unrest in the region began.
Signature chose a balance of plays to touch on family, urban life, politics and unrest.
Thereafter known as the Baltimore riot of 1861, the resulting loss of life and local unrest also threatened the, a U.S. Navy ship in Baltimore at the time.
Whether it's physical health or emotional duress, financial stress or social unrest, Life doesn't give a shit if you go to church every Sunday.
'The strength to fight' Even before the unrest, life for children in Guinea was not easy.
She says that going to school had brought some normalcy to her life until the unrest forced classes to be suspended.
Other demographic, economic, technological, and cultural changes transformed Italian daily life and fueled social unrest.
This festival is centered around "Buenos Aires 1910: Memories of the World to Come," an exhibition of more than 500 objects and images that illuminate the city's life, social conflict and unrest, as well as the Centennial Celebration of 1910.
Created by Kenyan filmmaker Judy Kibinge, Something Necessary explores life after the civil unrest in Kenya following the 2007 elections through the eyes of a woman named Anne.
