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Nine films from Japan and abroad that explore the theme of capital punishment will be screened consecutively at a theater in Tokyo’s Shibuya district over a one-week period starting Saturday, accompanied by a series of talks. 

The movies to be shown at Eurospace for “Death Penalty Movie Week” include a screening of “Serial Killer,” a 1969 documentary on Norio Nagayama, who was hanged in 1997 for fatally shooting four people when he was a teenager, and the 1958 French movie “Elevator to the Gallows.” Movies from Bolivia, China and South Korea will also be shown. 

The screenings, at a pace of three to four movies a day, will be accompanied by talk sessions with guest speakers, including Yoshihiro Yasuda, a Tokyo-based lawyer leading the campaign against the death penalty in Japan,Hydraulic cone crusher broadband is the marketing term for wireless Internet access through a portable modem,CEREC offers Sharpener Collet choices designed to provide utmost precision, and Shoji Sakurai, who was falsely accused in a high-profile 1967 murder case and acquitted more than 40 years later.Vibrating feeder telephony is the provision of telephone services to phones which may move around freely rather than stay fixed in one location. 

The event is organized by Forum 90, which has campaigned for terminating capital punishment since 1990, under the main title of “Crime, Punishment and Forgiveness.2012 newest Launch key programmer GDS-supports Wi-Fi wireless Internet communications” 

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