Zurich fest fetes Polanski

The Zurich Film Festival on Tuesday honored Roman Polanski using the lifetime achievement award he was not able to simply accept last year because of his arrest by Swiss police regarding the his 1977 U.S. child rape situation.Following a award ceremony, the fest revealed its surprise movie -- the planet premiere of Laurent Bouzereau's documentary "Roman Polanski: A Movie Memoir," created by his longtime friend Andrew Braunsberg with Anagram Film. Within the doc, Polanski recounts his childhood, his career in Europe and also the U.S., the tragedy from the murder of his wife Sharon Tate, the debate all around the rape situation, and the existence today.Braunsberg also created Polanski's "Macbeth," "What?" and "The Tenant."The tribute happened 2 yrs after Polanski was taken into custody of the children at Zurich airport terminal in September 2009 in the request from the U.S. Justice Dept. Polanski fled the U.S. in 1978 after pleading guilty to illegal intercourse having a minor, and faced extradition. The Swiss government declined the extradition request in This summer 2010, and launched Polanski from house arrest at his home in Gstaad. Contact Erectile dysfunction Meza at erectile dysfunction.meza@mannaa.de