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Suit up the slick threads, lace up the spanking new kicks, crank up the beats….the Kuala Lumpur Hip Hop Festival 2008 is finally here! The festival we’ve all been aching for has reared its head, spinning unto our decks and rejuvenating our beat and rhyme hungry souls.

A symposium of the Who’s Who list in the Asian Hip Hop fraternity, the upcoming KL Hip Hop Fest 2008 promises to be THE showcase of the urban culture we’ve grown to know and love. Featuring a prominent array of Guest Artistes from amongst others the United States, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines and our very own local homegrown beat masters and rhyme factories from Malaysia!

Artiste Line-up such as Akil from Jurassic 5, Joe Flizzow from Kartelhitman, Phlowtron, Mc Samir, KLG Sqwad, 4Dub, Soul ID, Diplomats International ft Vandal, Tech1, Rudi Twisted and Ras Muhamad, Phatnatrix, and hosted by Altimet. End the night with a DJ set by DJ T-Bone.

The confirmed venue for this all new pumped out party will be at Modesto’s Sri Hartamas, featuring a combination of indoor and outdoor performance areas which will surely satisfy your musical cravings aight. The show will start at 12 noon and the party will be pumping until 2am.

Come and rock the Outdoor Stage till the early light, receive your official education in all things Hip Hop at the Culture and Music workshops and test your skills through the mini competitions we’ve got waiting for you. All the disciplines of the Hip Hop phenomenon such as Breakdancing (B-Boying), Turntablism and Rapping will be the order of the day.

You can also experience the soul food of the very first Hip Hop Bazaar which will range the very newest of new streetwear to the most blinding Bling and Hip-Hop accessories. Not to forget the grassroots, workshop areas for budding rappers, Dj’s, graffiti artistes and breakdancers will be conducted by the performing local and international figures. For you Extreme sport fans out there, a skate ramp will be built for you to bust your moves throughout the day.

What’s good? The KL Hip Hop Fest 2008 for sho’

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Roger Ferris (Leonardo DiCaprio) is the best man US Intelligence has on the ground, in places where human life is worth no more than the information it can get you.  In operations that take him around the globe from the Middle East to Washington, Ferris’s next breath often depends on the voice at the other end of a secure phone line – CIA veteran Ed Hoffman (Russell Crowe).  

Waging war from a laptop in the suburbs, Hoffman is on the trail of an emerging terrorist leader who has orchestrated a campaign of bombings while eluding the most sophisticated intelligence network in the world. To lure the terrorist out into the open, Ferris will have to penetrate his murky world, but the closer he gets to the target, the more he discovers that trust is both a dangerous commodity and the only one that will get him out alive.  

Warner Bros. Pictures presents a Scott Free Productions and De Line Pictures production of “Body of Lies,” directed by Academy Award nominee Ridley Scott (“Black Hawk Down,” “Gladiator”) from a screenplay by Oscar winner William Monahan (“The Departed”) based on the novel by former Washington Post columnist David Ignatius.

The film stars Oscar nominee Leonardo DiCaprio (“Blood Diamond,” “The Aviator,” “The Departed”), Oscar winner Russell Crowe (“Gladiator,” “A Beautiful Mind”), Mark Strong (“Stardust”), Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani (“M for Mother”), Oscar Isaac (“The Nativity Story”) and Simon McBurney (“The Golden Compass”).

Donald De Line (“The Italian Job”) and Ridley Scott are the producers, with Michael Costigan (“American Gangster,” “Brokeback Mountain”) and Charles J.D. Schlissel (“The Prestige”) serving as executive producers.

The behind-the-scenes creative team is led by cinematographer Alexander Witt (“American Gangster”), Oscar-nominated production designer Arthur Max (“American Gangster,” “Gladiator”) Oscar-winning editor Pietro Scalia (“Black Hawk Down”), and Oscar-winning costume designer Janty Yates (“Gladiator”).  Marc Streitenfeld (“Kingdom of Heaven”) composed the score.

“Body of Lies” will be distributed by Warner Bros Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment Company. 

www.body-of-lies.com

DAN ZIMMERMAN (Film Editor) began his career under the tutelage of his father, esteemed editor Don Zimmerman, A.C.E.  He went on to work as assistant editor on films for director Tom Shadyac on The Nutty Professor, Liar Liar, Patch Adams and Dragonfly; for director Dean Parisot on Galaxy Quest and Fun with Dick and Jane, and for director Shawn Levy on Just Married. 

Zimmerman edited The Omen for director John Moore, and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem for directors Greg and Colin Strause.  MAX PAYNE marks his third collaboration with John Moore.

Born in Italy, MARCO BELTRAMI (Music) began his pursuit of music composition studying in Venice with Italian master Luigi Nono before entering the Yale School of Music on a scholarship.  Among his most important influences, he counts acclaimed composers Ennio Morricone and Jerry Goldsmith.

In 1992, Beltrami moved to Los Angeles to undertake a fellowship with Jerry Goldsmith.  While learning the technical aspects of film scoring, he also completed orchestral compositions for the Chicago Civic Orchestra, the Sao Paulo State Orchestra and the Oakland East Bay Symphony.  Since then, Beltrami has tried to balance concert pieces with a film scoring career. 

Beginning with a Sony-funded short, The Bicyclist, in 1994, Beltrami has worked consistently on film and television scoring projects, including the features Live Free or Die Hard, The Omen (2006), Captivity, The Invisible, 3:10 to Yuma (2007), Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, I, Robot, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, The Faculty, all three of the Scream films, Blade 2: Bloodhunt, The Watcher, The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, XXX 2: The Next Level, Red Eye, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, and Underworld: Evolution.

Beltrami’s work has earned awards from the American Academy of Arts.

DANIEL T. DORRANCE (Production Designer) was production designer on the science-fiction adventure Timeline, for director Richard Donner.  Dorrance was supervising art director on such films as The Incredible Hulk, Fantastic Four:  Rise of the Silver Surfer, Mission: Impossible II and Mission: Impossible III, We Were Soldiers, Saving Private Ryan, Assassins, Collateral and Braveheart.  Additionally, he was art director on Father’s Day and Maverick, and assistant art director on Dracula and Hook.

Raised in Palm Springs, California, Dorrance attended Palm Springs High School.

He got his start in the film business drafting in a Hollywood set building shop, and subsequently gained experience in a variety of capacities in the art department before becoming an art director and production designer.