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• Indonesian filmmakers defy clerics over Japanese porn star's visit

  JAKARTA (AFP) – Filmmakers in Muslim-majority Indonesia on Monday defied condemnation by clerics, saying they would stick

  to their plans to fly out a top Japanese porn star to act in a local comedy.

  Muslim leaders have blasted plans to bring out 23-year-old erotic film megastar Maria Ozawa, popularly known as Miyabi, to play herself in the upcoming film "Menculik Miyabi" (Kidnapping Miyabi).

  But Maxima Productions General Manager Adi Sudiadi said the company would stick to its plans to include Ozawa in the film, which tells the story of a group of university students who accidentally kidnap the starlet.

  "We guarantee that Miyabi won't be playing in a porn film here, we'll bring her here not as a porn star but purely for a comedy movie," Sudiadi said.

  "Miyabi is well-known by Indonesian people... we're expecting that Miyabi will attract a lot of spectators here.

  "We're also trying to fix Miyabi's image by showing she can play more than just a porn star," he said, adding that no final agreement had been reached with Ozawa to act in the film.

  Indonesian Council of Ulema (MUI) Chairman Amidhan slammed the choice of Ozawa -- who has gained notoriety in Japan's burgeoning porn industry thanks to her striking Canadian-Japanese looks -- as a threat to the moral health of the country's youth.

  "Even if the film isn't porno, it's very dangerous for our young people, particularly if they become fans of this porn actress and become curious enough to watch her films," he said.

  "We have to be firm and not let rubbish into our country. This is about Indonesia's reputation as the world's most populous Muslim country," he said.

  Nearly 90 percent of Indonesia's 234 million people are Muslim. Most practise a moderate form of the religion.

  Indonesia's parliament earlier this month passed a controversial film law that imposes tighter controls on content, including violence and sex.

  ...(more) - 09 30 2009 5:39AM

• Indonesia denies banning Japanese porn star

  JAKARTA (AFP) – Indonesia on Thursday denied media reports that it had banned a Japanese porn star from visiting the main

  ly Muslim country to film a no-nudity comedy movie.

  Culture and tourism ministry official Ukus Kuswara said the film's production company had voluntarily postponed 23-year-old Maria 'Miyabi' Ozawa's visit this week due to "pressures" from religious groups.

  "We didn't issue any directive to ban Miyabi's visit to Indonesia," said Kuswara, the ministry's director general for motion pictures, responding to an article in the British press.

  "It was an initiative taken by the film producer, considering pressures from some groups which were causing a non-conducive environment," he added.

  Muslim leaders and hardline Islamic groups have expressed strong opposition to the visit by the petite Japanese-Canadian porn star.

  She was due to play herself in a film entitled "Menculik Miyabi" (Kidnapping Miyabi), about a group of students who accidentally kidnap the starlet.

  Executive producer Odi Mulya Hidayat said Miyabi's visit would be rescheduled, with the mainly Hindu tourist island of Bali as a possible alternative location for the film.

  "I will fly to Japan next week to reschedule her visit," he said.

  "It all depends on her. If she can feel comfortable visiting Bali instead, we'll arrange everything. Bali will be our offer in next week's meeting."

  He said the star was also concerned for her safety due to protests and threats by Islamic activists.

  Nearly 90 percent of Indonesia's 234 million people are Muslim and most practice a moderate form of the religion.

  ...(more) - 10 23 2009 12:04PM

• Ozawa returns to Met Opera after 16-year absence

  NEW YORK – Seiji Ozawa gave double high-fives to singers as they walked in front of the stage for a group bow. After an a

  bsence of nearly 16 years, he had returned to the Metropolitan Opera.

  The 73-year-old conductor gave a sweeping romantic account of Tchaikovsky's "The Queen of Spades" on Friday night. Yet, it was an odd performance marred by the vocal problems of ailing tenor Ben Heppner and staging glitches.

  One of the Met's goals in recent years has been to improve the quality of its guest conductors, reducing the percentage of human metronomes who lead many revivals.

  Lorin Maazel came back in January for the first time since 1963, and Daniel Barenboim is to make his long-awaited debut on Nov. 28. Esa-Pekka Salonen and Riccardo Muti are slated for debuts next season.

  Ozawa is known best for his tenure as music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, a position he held from 1973-2002, and he currently is chief conductor of the Vienna State Opera. His only previous appearances at the Met were in five performances of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin" in December 1992.

  Valery Gergiev conducted this "Queen" production when it was new in 1995 and when it was revived four years later. While his account was propulsive and exciting, Ozawa infused more sweep, especially in lush dance numbers.

  Heppner, the world's top heldentenor, starred in this Elijah Moshinsky production as the obsessed army officer Ghermann when it opened 13 years ago and gave a brilliant account. He was not in good voice Friday. He started cracking notes in the first act and continued cracking them throughout the night. The usual heft to his voice was lacking.

  "Ben was indisposed," his manager, Bill Guerri, said in an e-mail Saturday. "He wasn't feeling well, but decided to sing the performance."

  When Heppner had a similar problem during performances of Wagner's "Die Meistersinger von Nuernberg" in 2001, the vocal issue was found to be caused by blood pressure medication. The specific nature of Heppner's illness Friday was not known.

  Other aspects of the performance also went awry. When a spotlight was on the Countess in her key scene with Ghermann in the second act, the light mysteriously kept turning on and off. Later in the opera, one of the large doors that pulled to the side to open each scene lurched with a noise and got stuck.

  As for the rest of the cast, mezzo Felicity Palmer stood out with a harrowing portrayal of the Countess, who dies of fright when Ghermann tries to find out the secret three-card sequence. Maria Guleghina sang Lisa, Ghermann's love interest and The Countess' granddaughter, with energy and abandon. Rounding out the cast were winning performances by Vladimir Stoyanov (Prince Yeletsky), Mark Delavan (Count Tomsky) and Ekaterina Semenchuk (Pauline).

  There are six more performances through Dec. 13.

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  Metropolitan Opera: http://www.metopera.org

  ...(more) - 12 7 2008 9:56AM