Afritet Ismail Yassine

This book is the result of significant contributions from several researchers and experts worldwide. The book will become a useful source of information and basis for extended research for researchers, academics, policy makers, and practitioners in the area of renewable hydropower technologies.

This book is the result of contributions from several experts and researchers worldwide. The book will become a useful source of information and basis for extended research for researchers, academics, policy makers, and practitioners in the area of renewable geothermal energy explorations.

The strength of one woman's faith takes her to strange and dangerous places in this drama from acclaimed French filmmaker Bruno Dumont. Celine (Julie Sokolowski), the daughter of a wealthy and respected family, is a 20-year-old student of theology whose passion for Christianity is so strong some find it unnerving. Celine has been studying at a convent, but her single-minded devotion leads the mother superior to ask Celine to leave and go out into the world. As Celine strives to find herself in a world that seems to have lost its moral compass, she meets Yassine (Yassine Salime), a Muslim teenager who lives in the city. Yassine is quite taken with Celine and they strike up a friendship, but while she warily hangs out with his friends and goes to nightclubs with him, she stubbornly denies him physical affection, insisting her spiritual path is more important to her than sex. Yassine introduces Celine to his brother Nassir (Karl Sarafidis), a firmly committed Muslim, and in him Celine finds a kindred spirit – despite the differences in their faiths, their belief is equally powerful, and they share the opinion that they live in a world that has cut itself off from God. When Nassir makes a pilgrimage to the Middle East, Celine joins him, leading her into a strange maze of violence and fear. Hadewijch (the title comes from a Christian author and visionary of the 13th century) was an official selection at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival.

Sabina Mondello, dirigente della Mobile di Verona, riceve il disperato grido di aiuto della famiglia di Medina, una bambina italo-algerina di 5 anni, trattenuta con la forza in Africa dal padre Yassine. Yassine e Rossella si erano incontrati in Egitto e frequentati per un po', nonostante il parere contrario dei genitori di lei. Dal loro amore è nata Medina, una bimba bellissima con gli occhi del colore del deserto. Yassine, dopo i primi tempi, si era però rivelato un uomo violento, egocentrico, inserito nei giri della droga, dolce e amorevole solo con la figlia.

Three Monkeys ("Üç Maymun") is a 2008 Turkish film directed by Nuri Bilge Ceylan. The film premiered in competition at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival on May 16th, where Ceylan won, ten days later, the Award for Best Director. It also won the Golden Anchor Competition Award at the Haifa International Film Festival. The film won best special effects award at the Golden Orange Film Festival, as well as the Siyad award at the International Eurasia Film Festival. At the Osian's Cinefan Film Festival the film won the Best Director Award, and at the "Manaki Brothers" Film Camera Festival it won Mosfilm Award and Special Mention. Ceylan received the award for Achievement in Directing at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards, where the film also received nominations for Best Feature Film and Achievement in Cinematography.

The strength of one woman's faith takes her to strange and dangerous places in this drama from acclaimed French filmmaker Bruno Dumont. Céline, the daughter of a wealthy and respected family, is a 20-year-old student of theology whose passion for Christianity is so strong some find it unnerving. Céline has been studying at a convent, but her single-minded devotion leads the mother superior to ask Céline to leave and go out into the world. As Céline strives to find herself in a world that seems to have lost its moral compass, she meets Yassine, a Muslim teenager who lives in the city….