Sacha Baron Cohen's 'Dictator' Congratulates New French President; 'Avengers' Indian Slum Scenes Draw Criticism; German Pirate Party Scores Third Election Win; Film Industry Pans Canada's Newest Film Tax Credit

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May 7, 2012 Sacha Baron Cohen’s 'Dictator' Congratulates New French President 'The Avengers' Indian Slum Scenes Draw Criticism German Pirate Party Scores Third Election Win Film Industry Pans Canada's Newest Film Tax Credit MOVIES Hot Docs Top Audience Award Goes to Jeff Orlowski's 'Chasing Ice' 'Avengers' Debuts to Record $15.5 Million Opening Weekend in Canada Imax to Screen China's 'Flying Swords of Dragon Gate' on U.S. Screens South Africa, Ireland to Sign Co-Production Treaty Veteran Actor Michel Piccoli Lauds Election Victory of French Socialist Lionsgate Gets Approval to Screen 'The Hunger Games' in China Ridley Scott’s 'Prometheus' Breaks IMAX U.K. Pre-Sales Record 'Caesar Must Die' Tops Donatello Award Winners TV U.K.'s BSkyB, Partner Launch Sky News Arabia Simon Cowell's 'Britain's Got Talent' Again Beats 'The Voice U.K.' in Saturday Ratings 'X Factor' U.K. Veteran Judge Louis Walsh to Return for Ninth Season

REVIEWS Sing Me the Songs That Say I Love You: A Concert for Kate McGarrigle: Sundance London Review

THE BUSINESS New Zealand to Probe Kim Dotcom Political Donation Completion Bond Group Film Finances Launches German Operation

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