Iran develops Islamic moral values via new computer games
Tehran state media reports Iran is creating the first computer game with Islamic moral values and believes in mass production. The project aims to blend puritan Islamic teachings with modern technology while expanding Koran oriented software and restricting Western satellite TV challenges.
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Egypt and Israel Agree to Probe POW Deaths
Cairo reports that Egypt and Israel agreed to form a joint inquiry into the killings of up to 1000 Egyptian prisoners of war from the 1956 and 1967 wars. Israel would form a military committee to investigate and those found guilty would be tried, likely in Israel, with Egypt pursuing a compensation suit and graves search in Sinai.
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Chinese American Filmmakers Meet For Beijing Festival
In Beijing the Sundance Institute and China Film Bureau host the first independent American film exhibition in China. Peggy Rajski calls the event a fact finding mission as US and Western European filmmakers discuss potential co operation with Chinese directors. The festival runs to Tuesday with 16 films eight American eight Chinese plus seminars on marketing financing and distribution. Notable attendees include Ethan Coen Quentin Tarantino Chen Kaige and Zhang Yimou, though their films are not shown this time.
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