Hi Eugene,
I noted that in a recent letter of yours to GoaNet , you posed a
critical view of how the monies earned by the director/ producer in
Toronto tiatrs appeared to escape rewarding the actors who spent
long hours going to practices and rehearsing......you seemed to imply
that the director/ producer team was making a large amount off the
work of the players.
I noticed that Jr. Menezes in his rather long discourse explained that
it cost a lot of money to film and produce some of the scenes that were
projected onto the screens as part of the " special effects " as
backdrops to some scenes.
I just wondered if that explanation satisfied you........or you
felt it was a weak excuse ?
Joe Lobo
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eugene Correia" <gene_corr...@yahoo.com>
To: <goa...@goanet.org>
Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 9:51 AM
Subject: [Goanet] Remembering a Goan victim
Today, June 23, is the 25th anniversary of the Air India Flight 182 crash
over Ireland, allegedly by Sikh extremists in Canada.
There was one Goan from Canada who perished on the flight. He was Anthony
Desa.
Among the more than 100 victims, there is one R. D'Souza and, I think, his
first name is Ronald. But he was possibly from the US who came to Toronto
to take the connecting flight to India. Not sure if he was Goan.
Just last week a five-volume inquiry report was released. The report
blamed Canadian secret service agency and the Royal Mounted Canadian
Police.
The report said it was a Canadian tragedy and, hence, the PM issued an
apology to the victims' families. Today he will take part in the
commemoration ceremony in downtown Toronto that will include putting up a
new memorial. The old one has damaged by culprints.
Eugene
