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Happy Chinese New Year, courtesy of these past Tribeca Film Festival selections from Chinese directors.

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Why Cable Management is Important

Cable management is crucial when setting up a home theater. When cables are not organized properly, they can become a safety hazard. Loose cables can be tripped over, pulled out of their sockets, or accidentally damaged. This is made even more serious if you have toddlers around the cables.

In addition to safety concerns, poorly organized cables can also cause performance issues. Cables that are twisted or tangled can cause signal interference or reduce the performance of your devices.

Proper cable management also helps keep your space neat and tidy. An unorganized jumble of cables can be an eyesore, and it can detract from the overall ambiance of your home theater. Cable management ensures that your home theater looks neat, and professional, while also being safe for those watching.

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Organize Your Cables with Delamu Cable Management

Delamu offers durable and dependable cable management products that are reasonably priced. They provide excellent customer service, including a 30-day return policy and free shipping to the United States and Canada. Trust Delamu to help you organize your cables and keep your workspace neat and tidy without breaking the bank.

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CHN,JP, 2004

Zhuangzhuang Tian

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"The Horse Thief" by Tian Zhuangzhuang

Set in the remote wilds of Tibet, with a cast consisting entirely of Tibetan nonprofessionals, The Horse Thief concerns a man named Norbu, an occasional horse thief who is eventually expelled from his clan for stealing temple offerings. Living in isolation with his wife Dolma and his little boy Tashi, he periodically returns to the tribe’s temple to pray, and appears to be genuinely remorseful about his crime, particularly after his son dies. But after two more harsh winters, and the birth of another son, he finds it necessary to steal again in order to keep his family alive, and even kills a sacred ram. After he is told by an old woman of the clan, who may or may not be his grandmother, that his wife and child can return, but that he is “a river ghost, full of evil,” he steals another couple of horses and sends his family back to the clan on one of them.