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American accents also twang throughout the director Matthew White's touchingly autumnal revival of "Sweet Charity," the 1966 musical with a score by Cy Coleman and a book by Neil Simon.

Strengthening women's physical and mental health will help development efforts throughout Africa, the director of WHO Africa told the continent's health ministers.

It is neither gratuitous nor casual; Gibson is not trying out an idea or testing a visual manner, and the digital cameras used throughout by the director of photography, Dean Semler, yield both a lustre and a pantherish mobility that reach to the guts of the story.

Throughout the movie, the director contrasts this antiseptic, postwar environment with the medieval streets of the historic center.

"There are very strong pockets of fundamentalism throughout Bangladesh," said the director of an NGO specialising in security issues.

Perry isn't Philip Ashleyy gets the central section of the film to herself, and he interposes an incisively literary voice-over (spoken by Eric Bogosian) that apostrophizes the action throughout and suggests the director's more judicious and critical perspective.

In "John Day," a heist thriller that came out only two weeks before the scheduled release of "Blue Jasmine," the bottom of the screen carried the antitobacco warning throughout the film; the director thought it would be less distracting for viewers than having to see the message pop up over and over again.

Throughout his career, the director Howard Hawks reconfigured his own stories; in his 1967 Western "El Dorado" (airing on TCM tomorrow, December 1st, at 9 45 A.M. E.T ., he refashioned his 1959 classic "Rio Bravo" as both a rowdy comedy and a moving depiction of an aging warrior.

Tenebrae had a wide theatrical release throughout Italy and Europe, something the director very much needed after having suffered major distribution problems with his previous film, Inferno.

Another incentive for international airlines to start taking stock of their carbon emissions has to do with regulations being imposed on airports throughout the world, the director at the Bio-Energy Innovation and Testing Center at Montana State University-Northern, Jessica Windy Boy, told VICE News.

(A playwright will generally work with the director throughout the first production, and if the play is a success the playwright gets the credit.