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?) in

?) by

?) at

?) on

?) film studio shooting

?) the frequent use of old people as protagonists

?) a documentary style

?) imaginary story lines

?) American New Wave

?) British Social Realism

?) Russian New Wave

?) Spanish Cinema Novo

?) listen the radio; watch a movie on video

?) listen the radio; watch a movie in video

?) listen to the radio; watch a movie on video

?) listen to the radio; watch a movie at video

?) syndicated daily talk show

?) daily variety show

?) daily Punch-and-Judy show

?) daily floor show

?) Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors

?) Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears

?) Stalker

?) The Sacrifice

?) to receive any chance

?) to acquire any chance

?) to obtain any chance

?) to stand any chance

?) literary works

?) literary translations

?) literary adaptations

?) literary compositions

?) guaranteed

?) guaranty

?) guarantee

?) guaranteeing

?) radio industry

?) publishing industry

?) television industry

?) tourist industry

?) a member

?) a panelist

?) a participant

?) a player

?) hosted

?) showed

?) led

?) presented

?) vision

?) seeing

?) looking

?) viewing

?) will-be contestants

?) would-be contestants

?) wouldn’t-be contestants

?) shall-be contestants

?) the Americans

?) the French

?) the British

?) the Russians

?) critic

?) critique

?) disapproval

?) criticism

?) thriller

?) melodrama

?) adventure film

?) comedy

?) state-of-the-practice makeup

?) state-of-the-art makeup

?) state-of-the-face makeup

?) state-in-the-art makeup

?) the hard seat

?) the hot seat

?) the cold seat

?) the comfortable seat

?) recommends parental guidance for children under 17

?) general audiences

?) indicates that the film is restricted for persons under 17

?) suggests parental guidance for children under 13

?) 14

?) 12

?) 13

?) 17

?) well-filmed

?) good-filmed

?) well-staged

?) well-created

?) fictionalize

?) fictitious

?) fiction

?) fictitiously

?) a post office success

?) a home office success

?) a box office success

?) a ticket office success

?) "long text"

?) "close text"

?) "short text"

?) "open text"

?) at

?) on

?) after

?) under

?) Autumn Marathon

?) Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears

?) Solaris

?) Agoniya

?) mass appeal

?) advertising appeal

?) female appeal

?) game appeal

?) newspaper columns

?) newspaper articles

?) newspaper headings

?) newspaper strips

?) narrator

?) author

?) critic

?) columnist

?) pop out

?) pop back

?) pop up

?) pop down

?) conclusion

?) culmination

?) ending

?) finale

?) terribly

?) terrifying

?) terrible

?) terrific

?) casual banter with celebrity guests

?) long discussions

?) comedy sketches with the show's bandleader

?) two or three sets of desks and sofas

?) the American actress

?) the French actress

?) the British actress

?) the Belgian actress

?) impressible

?) impressive

?) impressed

?) impression

?) To

?) On

?) By

?) In

?) Andrey Tarkovsky

?) Andrey Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky

?) Mikhail Kalatozov

?) Sergey Paradzhanov

?) New Wave

?) Social Realism

?) Cinema Novo

?) Neorealism

?) Channel 4

?) CNN

?) The BBC

?) ITV

?) North of London

?) East of London

?) City of London

?) West of London

?) 20th Century-Fox

?) Walt Disney Productions

?) MGM

?) Orion Pictures Corporation

?) After World War II

?) After the Cold War

?) Before World War II

?) After World War I

?) Childrens’ television

?) Children's television

?) Television for children

?) Children television

?) mountainhangers

?) hillhangers

?) precipicehangers

?) cliffhangers

?) There are no fees, charges, taxes, or licenses in the US for owning radio and television receivers or for receiving anything that is broadcast through the air.

?) There are small fees and taxes in the US for owning radio and television receivers and for receiving anything that is broadcast through the air.

?) There are no fees, charges, but there are licenses in the US for owning radio and television receivers.

?) There are fees, charges and taxes in the US for receiving anything that is broadcast through the air.

?) There is no governmental censorship or "reviewing" of programmes and content in the US.

?) There are some governmental boards which control any television broadcasting in the US.

?) The Fair­ness Doctrine requires stations to give equal time to opposing views at reasonable charge.

?) US laws allow any state or the federal government own or operate radio and television stations.

?) Movies which treated alcoholism, divorce, the plight of Native Americans, and immigration don’t usually receive awards and international recognition.

?) The great westerns such as Gone with the Wind and Star Wars receive the most attention.

?) A look at the prizes awarded at the leading international film festivals will also demonstrate that as an art form, the Russian film continues to enjoy considerable prestige.

?) Hollywood is a district within the city of Los Angeles, California, U.S., whose name is synonymous with the American motion-picture industry.

?) To be eligible for an award, a film must be publicly exhibited in a 35-mm for paid admission for at least one week at a commercial theatre in the LA area between January 1 and midnight of December 31 of that year.

?) Members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and common people nominate and vote for candidates for the Oscars.

?) The best picture award can’t generally significantly increase the box office earnings of the winning film.

?) Foreign-language films, which are submitted by their country of origin, need have been shown in the United States.

?) Actress Bette Davis claimed that the name derived from her observation that the frontside of the statuette looked like that of her father.

?) The name has been attributed to academy librarian Margaret Herrick, who declared that the statuette looked like her Uncle Oscar.

?) Sculptor George Stanley maintained that he gave the award its nickname to negate pretension.

?) The design of statuette and its name was created by MGM art director Cedric Gibbons.