111.   Since his film was shown at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, Haynes has made slight changes in its latter half without really addressing that problem.

112.   Shop windows had been smashed, and three cinemas showing American films had been burned.

113.   Sometimes he shows films by Fellini and the Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky.

114.   Some reviewers have found the fictional love story maudlin, and, in truth, there are few dry eyes in any theater where the film is shown.

115.   State television showed film of the president, smiling and gesturing.

116.   Still, Wenders has no regrets about showing the film at the prestigious festival.

117.   Such changes do, however, depend on the time the film is shown.

118.   Such a black mark is also likely to discourage Chinese movie theaters and television stations from showing earlier films starring Ms. Chen.

119.   Television showed only film of the acrid black smoke that hung above city.

120.   That film was shown with a PG rating.