choosing not to dramatize it: The events unfold casually, without any particular scheme. And yet,
because we know how this story will end, there's a shivery, understated tension running beneath." In his Sundance festival wrap-up,
critic Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times said of Fruitvale Station, "Made with assurance and quiet emotion,
this unexpectedly devastating drama based on the real life 2009 shooting of an unarmed young black man
at an Oakland Fruitvale Station of BART impressed everyone as the work of an exceptional filmmaker." In a more mixed review,
Geoff Berkshire of Variety called it "a well-intentioned attempt to put a human face on the tragic headlines surrounding Oscar Grant."
Though he praised Michael B. Jordan's performance, he critiqued the "relentlessly positive portrayal" of the film's subject: "Best viewed as an ode
toThe latest surgery at the Ana Nery Hospital saw needles removed from his intestines, liver and bladder, reports the Daily Express.

The baby had also been operated upon last week to remove four rusty needles wedged near his heart and in his lungs.

According to the hospital's spokeswoman, Susy Moreno, the boy condition was improving and he would be cared for in an intensive care unit.

Doctors say another surgery would be performed next week to remove the needles lodged near the baby's spine.

Meanwhile, the boy's stepfather, Roberto Carlos Magalhaes, told Globo TV that he intended to teach his wife a lesson by killing the child.

Police have charged him of attempted murder.

His girlfriend, Angelina Ribeiro dos Santos, 47, has also been charged.

Magalhaes revealed he gave the boy wine and inserted needles