(23 Oct 2003) SHOTLIST
Northwest Moscow - 21 Oct 2003
1. Mid shot Dmitri Milovidov, father of one of the victims of the "nord-Ost" theatre siege, with his other two children
2. Wide shot Dmitri and his wife Olga Milovidov with their children
3. Close up photograph of Nina (their oldest daughter who died during the siege)
4. Mid shot parents looking through photographs of Nina
5. Close up photograph of Nina and her baby brother Maxim
6. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Dmitri Milovidov, Father of siege victim:
"We feel that the government should have taken more measures to have, at least, released the children (from the theatre on Dubrovka), because the dosage of the gas that was used was intended for strong, physically fit rebels. But it also reached the children. They had no chance of survival. It is a miracle that not all the children died. The government needed to have used all means of negotiation, and since they used gas, then 800 doctors should have been attending the 800 people that were sitting in the theatre."
FILE - 26 Oct 2002
7. Wide shot of the conclusion of the theatre siege with the storming of building by the Russian Special Forces
8. Mid shot ripped Nord Ost banner
9. Wide shot emergency services workers carrying bodies out of theatre
Northwestern Moscow - 21 Oct 2003
10. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Dmitri Milovidov, Father of siege victim:
"We want the actions of the Russian legal system to be viewed by the European Court and for the European Court to give its verdict. Why didn't Russia act upon the law it itself passed to help the victims of acts of terrorism when this tragedy happened in Moscow?"
FILE - 27 Oct 2002
11. Wide shot crowd of relatives of victims waiting outside a hospital for information
12. Mid shot police car driving through the crowd
File - 26 Oct 2002
13. Mid shot doctors and police carrying victim into hospital
14. Mid shot doctors surrounding patient
15. Mid shot victim lying on ground
Moscow - 20 Oct 2003
16. Wide shot pan Basmanny Court, central Moscow
17. Wide shot Nord-Ost victims' defence lawyer Igor Trunov and husband of siege victim Oleg Zhirov walking towards court
18. Wide shot crowd outside court
19. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Igor Trunov, Defence lawyer for families of victims of the Nord-Ost theater siege:
"Most of the (Russian) court hearings are not attended by the court officials, because the verdict is a foregone conclusion. That is why the Russian legal system is a nightmare; there is no independence and we shouldn't even be talking about impartiality. That is why we have been battling throughout this year for so long and without any results."
20. Mid shot Trunov, Zhirov and others going into court room
21. Mid shot people sitting in court room, door being slammed shut
Moscow - 22 Oct 2003
22. Mid shot Andrei Bogdanov, principle actor of the Nord Ost production, walking around the monument outside the Dubrovka theater
23. Close up carnations lying on the monument, with the inscription: "In memory of the victims of terrorism"
24 SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Andrei Bogdanov, principle actor of the Nord Ost production:
"In my opinion, I think that the government's special forces did a good job, for at least they ended the situation. However, why did so many people die from something other than explosions? I still have a lot of questions, but I don't want to discuss them right now. I don't know to whom I would ask these questions."
25. Closeup red carnation at the monument
26. Wide shot theatre, with flowers on the monument.
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