written by actor turned writer sophie henderson, baby done serves up an uneven mix of bawdy, feisty comedyity that raises a few chuckles, but doesn't quite hit the mark. and there's nothing here, for example, to match the incisive wit and piercing insight of saint frances, which was one of my favourite films of last year. should we get married? no. you nearly got me then, that was good. that said, rose matafeo is an irresistible presence in the central role, and she pretty much manages to keep things on track, even when director curtis vowell�*s flawed film fails to find its feet. it's on digital platforms now. i'll leave you with news of quo vadis, aida?, the bosnia and herzegovina submission for this year's best international feature oscar. set during the srebrenica massacre of 1995, during which over 8000 muslim men and boys were killed by bosnian—serb forces under the command of war criminal ratko mladic, the film centres onjasna djuricic�*s titular translator, struggling to save her family during an unfolding atrocity to which the world turns a blind eye. it sounds unwatchably tough,

written by actor turned writer sophie henderson, baby done serves up an uneven mix of bawdy, feisty comedy bosnian—serb forces under the command of war criminal ratko mladic, the film centres onjasna djuricic�*s titular translator, struggling to save her family during an unfolding atrocity to which the world turns a blind eye. it sounds unwatchably tough, but in the hands of writer—director jasmila zbanic, this horrifying tale is lent a profoundly human heart, it sounds unwatchably tough, but in the hands of writer—director jasmila zbanic, this horrifying tale is lent a profoundly human heart, ensuring that we keep on watching, a notable achievement for a film that's centrally concerned with the spectre of looking away. there's a hint of terry george's hotel rwanda in the understated evocation of an approaching holocaust, the sense of something terrible unfolding in full view of a world that does nothing. both films managed to balance the enormity of dreadful historical events with the emotional specificity of a personal story, allowing the audience to engage even as they are appalled and

henderson does not expect that this year. tell me about the year, has there been a move among strategists to position themselves going into this new lunar year of the ox? sophie stocks, because including the team -- fort chinese stocks including the team at citigroup, better u.s. ties and the five-year plan recovery expected on the mainland when it comes to the economy. citigroup furring one share over the other, for the index in hong . in 12een topping 11,600 months the crown to be passed to, private consumption, as a way for authorities looking to limit excessive gearing in china. rishaad: sophie kamaruddin markets to room, morning calls. as we head to the china lunch break we have a mixed bag, generally on the way up. 2% for theve of shanghai shenzhen composite. despondency at the moment because we have the state owned telecommunications companies declining after the nyse said it is delisting them to comply with the u.s. executive order, sanctioning companies identified as affiliated with the chinese military. the fear is this could spread to big petro players, sinopec and cnooc. telecom,ile, china posting highest intraday losses since mid-november, after