This has the film's financiers a touch nervous, Kent says, but it's integral to her aim: to show the huge repercussions of all types of violence, and pose the question, 'How should a person respond?' Unlike other Australian "westerns" that play out on the vast open spaces of desolate desert canvasses, Kent's film is set in the enclosed woodlands of Tasmania.
And as more pro-privacy businesses and organizations work to illuminate the risks and repercussions of all these apparently incremental privacy trade-offs, expect consumers to start to appreciate where the value really lies.
Do various groups and individuals take the time to deconstruct messages, processes, outcomes and repercussions of all the interactivity, integration, convergence and overwhelming flow of communications that keeps morphing into new shapes at speeds we can hardly keep up with?
The way in which the presence of al-Qa'ida has political repercussions out of all proportions to its size is demonstrated above all by Afghanistan.
Which brings me to a recent request from a dinner companion: "No blog posts!! Can't we just communicate honestly without fear of repercussions?" First of all, duh, I would never use your real name.
Greece has been imploding, with worrying repercussions for all of Europe, even Britain, which is not a member of the euro zone.
It also seeks to provide "a Christian response" to what it describes as the growing influence of radical Islam in the UK, which it says "has great repercussions for all of us".
Such a change that would have huge repercussions for all of football.
"The police's actions seem laughable and suggest desperation in their efforts to combat terrorism, yet they have serious repercussions for all of us.
Almost as soon as the decision to hand Qatar the tournament was made, it was mooted that the tournament could be moved to the winter - a change that would have huge repercussions for all of football.
