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„1969: One week before Woodstock, the Manson Family murders coffee heiress Abigal Folger as she visits the friend Sharon Tate in the home of filmmaker Roman Polanski. Folger is stabbed to death with a fork.“
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„However, the collaboration didn't end there. Earlier this year, Francis working with his son Roman, wrote and directed a commercial for illy that is being broadcast in Europe. Coppola called on longtime collaborators, cinematographer Vittorio Storaro and designer Dean Tavoularis to help him create this visually rich mini-movie. Shot in Ostia, outside of Rome, the story is a blend of reality and fantasy, which brings out the role of the Italian barista and the espresso bar proving that ordinary days can have extraordinary moments.“
http://www.illyusa.com/pr/coppola.htm
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„Shoot it Your Way: How to Be an Indie Film Maker : by hyperlucid , Filmmaker/Writer/Actor“
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/asin/0321193970/
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Amazon.com: DVD: Sex, Drugs & Democracy (1994)
„This documentary offers a vivid portrait of the Netherlands' permissive social landscape. Interviewing prostitutes, judges, political leaders, coffeehouse owners, and regular Dutch citizens, filmmaker Jonathan Blank makes the case that decriminalizing "soft" drugs and prostitution can advance the public good by freeing government to spend more time on education, prevention, and public health efforts. Blank ties the film together by presenting excerpts from the Dutch constitution, which frames individual liberties very differently than does the U.S. Constitution. These excerpts make clear why the Dutch government does not have the authority to legislate morality.“
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/ b00005nc4u?v=glance
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„Coffee farming was first introduced to Tanzanians in 1898. The first coffee trees, planted on the Kilema Roman Catholic Mission still produce coffee today. In 1919, the Chagga, the dominant tribe living on Mount Kilimanjaro, began planting coffee as a cash crop.“
http://www.lwr.org/coffee/kcnu/1.asp
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BBC - Beyond the Broadcast - Ramblings
„Clare Balding and historian Chris Brown walk in Northumberland in the Hadrian's Wall area, from the Roman fort at Housesteads to the Visitor Centre at Once Brewed. They walk via East Crindledykes and the Roman fort at Vindolanda.“
http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/beyond/factsheets/ ramblings_prog1.shtml
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