British Government to Introduce Tax Credits For Million Dollar-Plus Budgeted TV Shows; Asian Film Awards in Hong Kong Bring out the Region's Stars; Young 'Harry Potter' Star Jailed For Joining Civil Unrest; 'Modern Family' Wins Best International Nod at R

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March 21, 2012 British Government to Introduce Tax Credits For Million Dollar-Plus Budgeted TV Show Asian Film Awards in Hong Kong Bring out the Region's Stars Young 'Harry Potter' Star Jailed For Joining Civil Unrest 'Modern Family' Wins Best International Nod at Royal Television Society Program Awards Google Again Opposes Movie Industry in a Copyright Fight MOVIES 'Rose' Dominates Poland's Eagle Awards Stephen Dorff Joins Cast of First U.K./Israel Co-Production Alison Klayman's 'Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry' to Open Hot Docs TV Jenna-Louise Coleman Cast As ‘Doctor Who’ Companion BBC Partners With Microsoft to Launch iPlayer on Xbox LIVE Free Platform

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