Against a factory backdrop, a refugee sums up the global immigration crisis in his wrenching words.

Against a factory backdrop, a refugee sums up the global immigration crisis in his wrenching words.

20-year-old Cyrille Kabore was a young refugee in Ghana when director Fabio Palmieri met him in a park in Milan, Italy.

Cyrille was one of the over 400,000 people from Africa, Asia and the Middle East who try to enter Europe, desperate to escape grinding poverty, economic turmoil and political upheaval.

Fabio was so struck by the refugee’s harrowing journey across land and sea that he wanted to make a film about Cyrille. But Cyrille didn’t want his image to be seen onscreen — he was afraid his family would see how desperate he was.

So Fabio hit upon a strikingpiece of inventory when sold.
8. Tom Stich testified on behalf of BCI. He is currently an employee of Bombardier Recreational Products, Inc., out of Sherbrooke, Quebec, and formerly, during the time period relevant to this action, he was a BCI employee. Mr. Stich testified that retail snowmobile inventory was to be paid as sold; parts and accessories were to be paid on scheduled payments; and rental machines were to be paid on scheduled payments, but the balance due on each machine was payable when sold.
9. The evidence that BCI pointed to in support of the stated payment arrangement for the rental machines was a document called a "dealer binder." Dealer binders for the 1998-1999 season and for the 1999-2000 season were introduced into evidence. Each of those documents