Unless a film is given ‘dragon seal’ approval from communist state officials, it will never be released in China Class started at 9am. Assignments were doled out, ideas were pitched and scripts written, followed by a long day of shooting and editing. Twelve hours later, 20 aspiring and exhausted film-makers were sat in a crowded, makeshift studio, listening to their work being trashed. “The content is still too poor,” the course director, Nan Xin, remarked, after watching a two-minute film about boys on the loose who harass a stray dog. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/wi8CGI1 via IFTTT
The oil and gas company’s chair says ‘increased rigour and diligence’ required to maximise value for shareholders
BP announced on Wednesday that it would appoint Meg O’Neill as its chief executive officer from 1 April next year, after an abrupt exit by Murray Auchincloss.
O’Neill will become BP’s first chief executive appointed from outside the company, and the first woman to head any of the world’s top five oil companies.
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