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http://www.MovieTrailerTalk.com Water. Earth. Fire. Air. In the old days, there was peace between the four nations of the world. The Avatar the spiritual and physical manifestation of the Earth itself kept peace between the the Water Tribes, the Earth Kingdom, the Fire Nation, and the Air Nomads. Only the Avatar has the ability to manipulate all four elements, but one day, he simply disappeared. In the interim, the Fire Nation attacked, and for the last hundred years have carried out an all out war on the rest of the world. Now, for the good of the world, it s up to 12-year-old Aang (Noah Ringer), the new Avatar, to return peace and balance by putting his childish ways aside and mastering the four elements. Aang must accept his destiny by stopping the Fire Nation s war and defeating the Fire Lord for good.

In our previous show we reflected on several of the movies showcased at this year’s Virginia Film Festival. In today’s show, we will examine “The Response,” a short film about the Guantanamo Bay War Tribunals and the plight of Guantanamo detainees by Sig Libowitz, screened at this year’s Virginia Film Festival. During the course of the seven years since 9-11, the United States and its elected representatives have made calculated moves to deal with the declared “War on Terror.” Because of the nature of this global war, which is based more in backrooms around the world than on battlefields, it has become increasingly difficult to have concrete ideas about whom and where we are, or should be fighting. Because of the clandestine nature of the war, the measures to combat it have also taken a more covert form, including… Abu Ghraib… and more recently, Guantanamo Bay. These Prisoner Detentions Camps were set up in an effort to isolate suspected enemy combatants from battle regions and interrogate them so that the war in the Gulf, and on Terror could be mitigated. For more information about the show or to see the full text, visit the Oscar Show s blog

What happens when a love-starved American office worker and her tech support guy in India develop an online romance… and attempt to take it offline? Saturday Night Live's Kristen Wiig plays Kristine, a woman who wants more out of her men, but hasn't quite figured out exactly what. The Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi is Aseem, a hopeless romantic and Kristine's tech-support guy in India. He escapes the tyranny of his boss (The Office's Mindy Kaling) to take a leap with Kristine. But do either of them really know what they're about to land in? To see the full story check out http://www.strike.tv starting October, 28th!

www.desiyou.com presents an exclusive interview with actor Asif Mandhvi ( Jon Stewart Show Fame) with Melanie Kannokada at the 2007 SAMMA Conference.

www.desiyou.com presents an exclusive interview with actor Asif Mandhvi ( Jon Stewart Show Fame) with Melanie Kannokada at the 2007 SAMMA Conference.