Un peu curieux l’ide de faire un film dans un cimetire mais on s’attache trs vite aux personnages de ce monde un peu ferm. L’imam, Ali le fossoyeur, l’assistant qui veut monter une sorte d’agence de pompes funbres (qui n’existe pas en Algrie, dixit la ralisatrice) et aussi Djoher, femme antipathique au dpart qui va s’adoucir au fur et mesure que s’affirme la relation avec Ali. R : Oui.

“It’s just the situation we all have to deal with right now, right?” Lowry said. “We don’t know this, that, and the other. And I’m sure (Durant) was doing everything to stay as safe as possible. Croatia, which is the latest country to join the EU, has about 4m people. Lithuania has 2.7m, and Slovenia and Latvia about 2m inhabitants, according to 2020 figures from the Eurostat agency. Estonia has about 1.3m people, while Cyprus has 888,000 and Luxembourg and Malta weighing in with more than a half a million people.

“Similar measures have been implemented in the past. And putting them in place in time for the opening of the Glasgow Climate Conference would provide the sense of solidarity needed and which so sadly alluded negotiators in Copenhagen. The world simply does not have the luxury of getting it wrong again,” she said, referring to the 2009 UN climate summit in Copenhagen that was “torpedoed” by diplomatic wrangling..

With Canada’s Olympic D heavy on right side candidates Alex Pietrangelo, Cale Makar, Drew Doughty, Colton Parayko, Dougie Hamilton, Shea Theodore (who shoots left but has played right in Vegas) there aren’t as many on the left. Morgan Rielly, maybe Josh Morrissey, and Nurse, a physical, intimidating presence and a big time skater who can transport the puck from trouble, could fit. Certainly as a top drawer penalty killer..

But Clubhouse appears to have side stepped the censors for now.The American invite only audio app allows users to listen and participate in loosely moderated live conversations in digital “rooms”.And in recent days, Chinese internet users have filled those rooms discussing highly censored subjects such as Beijing sweeping incarceration of mostly Muslim minority Uighur communities in the far western Xinjiang region.”A young woman from mainland China just said on Clubhouse: this is my first time getting on the real internet,” Isabelle Niu, a journalist listening to a conversation, tweeted on Sunday.Taobao, a popular online marketplace used by millions daily, and other e commerce sites had membership invitations for sale with prices ranging from 10 to 100 yuan ($1.5 $15), allowing some to bypass restrictions placed on invitations.Clubhouse was launched in May last year and is currently only available on Apple devices, something only wealthier Chinese consumers can afford.It rocketed in popularity after billionaire Elon Musk participated in a conversation on the app earlier this month.Kaiser Kuo, host of the China focused Sinica Podcast, live tweeted on Sunday some of the conversations he was hearing in a room discussing the Uighur situation.He noted how Han Chinese the dominant ethnic group in China and people from the persecuted Uighur community were interacting in the space.In another instance, a participant said that he believed some of the western research on the Uighur detention camps but felt the numbers involved may have been exaggerated.Many of those listening in were fascinated by the candour of the online discussions.”I in a Taiwanese run room in Clubhouse where 4,000 Mandarin speakers including Uyghurs and Han Chinese IN CHINA, and outside are talking about. Everything,” Berlin based journalist Melissa Chan tweeted.”From surveillance, to friends who left re educations camps, to normal stuff.”On Monday, AFP listened in to conversations from Chinese diaspora, as well as individuals in Beijing, discussing whether the app would soon be blocked in China.Analysts warned Beijing may soon prevent access to the app.”The window for listening in on frank Clubhouse conversations about politics in Chinese is already closing,” said Fergus Ryan, at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute International Cyber Policy Centre.Somalia opposition cease recognising president as election row escalatesAn alliance of Somali opposition parties proposed the creation of a national council of lawmakers, opposition leaders and civil society to govern the war ravaged Horn of Africa nation after the president term expired on Monday with no clear plan for succession. The power vacuum and divisions between political leaders was a boost to the al Qaeda linked al Shabaab insurgency, a Somali security analyst warned, citing a spate of recent attacks in a relatively peaceful part of the country.