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	Afghanistan How was the first ever Afghan film, 'Rabia Balkhi' (1965), saved from the Taliban's cultural vandalism?		Albania How are films like 'Tirana Year Zero' (2002) helping Albania rebuild its film industry after years of communist rule?
	Algeria How did 'The Battle of Algiers' (1966) becomes one of the most controversial films of all time?		Andorra How does the Andorran film 'Amor Idiota' (2005) complicate the popular 'odd couple' dynamic?
	Angola How does 'Hollow City' (2004) represent the dangers of life in post-civil war Angola?		Antigua & Barbuda How does 'No Seed' (2002) warn against abandoning tradition in the face of political corruption?
	Argentina Why did the 1960's Grupo Cine Liberacion favour anonymous film-making?		Armenia How is Sergei Parajanov's 'The Color of Pomegranates' at the crossroads of European and Asian cinema?
	Australia How does 'Sunday Too Far Away' (1975) represent the 1970's renaissance in Australian cinema?		Austria What does Michael Haneke's 'Benny's Video' (1992) say about the impact of screen violence?
	Azerbaijan How did Azerbaijan almost become a major film-producing nation before the Soviets took control in 1920?		Bahamas How does 'Rain' (2008) attempt to show a different side to Bahamian life in the capital city, Nassau?
	Bahrain How do the films of Bassam Al-Thawadi attempt to depict the lives of Bahraini people?		Bangladesh How did Abdul Jabbar Khan manage to make 'Mukh O. Mukhosh' (1956) despite widespread scepticism?
	Barbados How do the 'Hush' series of films represents the realities of life for the youth of modern Barbados?		Belarus How does 'It Happened to a Lad' represent the growing youth movement in Belarus?
	Belgium Who does 'Man Bites Dog' (1992) blame for the murders committed by its central characters?		Belize How has Kimberley Vasquez helped to developed renewed interest in Belize's film-making industry?
	Benin How has cinema in Benin developed in the last thirty years thanks to film-makers such as Jean Oudatan?		Bhutan How did a reincarnated Tibetan lama end up directing a comedy about the 1998 football World Cup final?
	Bolivia What does 'Sexual Dependency' (2003) tell us about the way in which the commoditisation of sex is affecting the attitudes of young people?		Bosnia and Herzegovina How does 'No Man's Land' (2001) satirise the conflict that engulfed Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the UN's failure to take effective action?
	Botswana What factors are holding back the development of a successful film industry in Botswana, and how can these problems be addressed?		Brazil How did Glauber Rocha come to symbolise the Cinema Novo movement that helped change the way the world sees South American cinema?
	Brunei How is Brunei attempting to launch a successful film industry through international TV movie co-productions such as 'Terminal Cinta'?		Bulgaria How has Bulgaria attempted to rebuild its cinema industry after decades of Communist rule, during which Soviet films dominated the country?
	Burkina Faso To what extent has Burkina Faso developed sufficient technical expertise to be considered the major force in sub-Saharan cinema?		Burma How did U Sonny pioneer a subversive cinematic response to the colonial British force that ruled Burma during the first half of the twentieth century?
	Burundi How does 'Gito the Ungrateful' (1992) show that Burundi has the potential to develop a critically and commercially successful film industry?

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