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Tuesday, September 6, 2016 Actors Pierre Niney and Paula Beer attend the photocall for the movie “Frantz” at the 73rd Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy September 3, 2016.
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Post-war drama “Frantz” shot in two tongues to add truth, director says The movie tells the story of Anna, a young German played by Paula Beer, who mourns the death of Frantz, her fiance killed in battle, and meets Frenchman Adrien, starring Pierre Niney, who lays flowers on her fiance’s grave. “In Hollywood, there is this convention that everyone speaks English but the audience doesn’t want to have that any longer because they want to see truth,” Ozon told a news conference ahead of the film’s premier. “It was very important to use the
real languages because they are part of the cultures of both countries,” he said, adding this required Niney having to learn German along the way. “Frantz” is one of 20 U.S. and international movies competing for the Golden Lion that will be awarded on Sept. 10. The movie is based on a play written by French author Maurice Rostand right after World War I that had already been adopted for cinema by Ernst Lubitsch in his 1932 film “Broken Lullaby”. But while Lubitsch told the story
from the French point of view, Ozon does it from the perspective of a German girl. Another artistic element comes through in the use of colour with the drama shot predominantly in black and white and colour scenes dotted here and there to emphasise when the characters, burnt by the loss of their loved ones, finally come to life. “Our memories of war are linked with these two colours, black and white, the archives, the films, the footage...this is a time of sorrow and loss so I thought black and white were the best colours for the story,” he said. “Colour is much more emotional, and it provides an idea of one’s feeling.” (rtr)
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VENICE - French director Francois Ozon shot “Frantz” in both his native language and German to make the post-World War I drama screening at the Venice film festival more truthful, he said on Saturday.
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A woman stands near a poster explaining about the Zika virus at the Ministry of Health office in Jakarta, Indonesia September 2, 2016. Picture taken September 2, 2016.
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Too costly for Indonesia to thoroughly test for Zika - health official
JAKARTA - Indonesia can not afford to thoroughly check for a possible Zika outbreak, a health ministry official said, as Southeast Asia’s most populous country must focus on fighting dengue, a potentially fatal virus also carried by mosquitoes. The World Health Organisation (WHO) lists Indonesia among Asian countries with possible endemic transmission of, or evidence of, local Zika infections, but authorities in the sprawling nation of 250 million people have yet to report any recent infections. Both dengue and Zika are spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which is common across Southeast Asia. Neighbouring Singapore has over the past week said it detected more than 240 Zika cases while Malaysia reported its first locally
transmitted infection on Saturday. The Philippines confirmed on Monday its first case of Zika this year and said it was “highly likely” it had been locally transmitted. “At the moment we cannot go out there and test everybody or every suspected case for Zika because it is too costly,” Muhamad Subuh, director general for disease prevention and control at Indonesia’s health ministry, told Reuters. “There are other priorities like dengue fever, which is more prevalent and more dangerous, and we
have to allocate our resources accordingly.” Like many of its neighbours, Indonesia records thousands of dengue infections a year. Indonesia is Southeast Asia’s biggest economy but the World Bank estimates the government spends 5.7 percent of its gross domestic product on public health, which works out to $99 per person per year, compared with $459 in Malaysia, the region’s third largest economy. Subuh said the ministry was actively monitoring for Zika, but experts said authorities would struggle to identify patients as few hospitals offered Zika testing, and those that did expected patients to pay more than $150 for a test, put-
ting it out of reach of many ordinary Indonesians “The biggest challenge right now is that we may miss Zika-infected patients because of lack of facilities and testing,” said Tedjo Sasmono, a scientist at Jakarta’s Eijkman Institute, one of only two facilities in Indonesia capable of diagnosing Zika. The institute receives no government funding specifically for Zika and relies on funds from private hospitals, he said. Most people who are infected with Zika have mild symptoms but infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly - a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized - as
well as other brain abnormalities. In adults, Zika infections have also been linked to a rare neurological syndrome known as GuillainBarre, as well as other neurological disorders. Regional experts say the spread of Zika across Southeast Asia is likely to remain significantly underreported as health authorities fail to conduct adequate screening.(rtr) News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am. Listen to Global Radio FM at http:// globalfmbali.listen2myradio.com or live video streaming at http://radioglobalfmbali.com and http:// ustream.tv/channel/global-fm-bali.