by calling on all adults to shield children from war and conflict. Maria Sharapova and many other female Russian tennis players wore black ribbons during the 2004 US Open in memory of the tragedy. In August 2005, two new schools were built in Beslan, paid for by the Moscow government. Media portrayal Films Children of Beslan (2005), a HBO Documentary Films and BBC co-production, produced and directed by Ewa Ewart and Leslie Woodhead, nominated in three different categories under the 2006 Emmy Award festival, and awarded the Royal Television Society prize in the category Best Single Documentary. It also won a Peabody Award in 2005. The Beslan Siege (2005), a TV-documentary by October Films, directed by Richard Alwyn and produced by Liana Pomeranzev, won the Prix Italia Documentary Award for 2006 Return to Beslan (Terug naar Beslan) (2005) A Dutch documentary produced by Netherlands Public Broadcasting, won an Emmy Award in 2005 for "Best Continuing News Coverage" Three Days in September (2006), directed by Joe Halderman and narrated by Julia Roberts Beslan (in development but later shelved), a proposed feature film that was set to be produced by Brian Grazer of Imagine Entertainment. Music "The First Day At School" by the Tangent "Black Widow's Eyes" by the Who "Living Shields" by After Forever "Prayer for Beslan" by PFR "Beslan" by Vitas "Why?" by Geir Rönning "Boys and Girls" by Angelica Agurbash "Nobody Hurt No One" by Natalia Podolskaya "Know them by name" by Yuri Strelkin Books House of Meetings, by Martin Amis, references this massacre several times, in part to show how deeply skeptical Russian citizens were of government-disseminated information. Beslan: The Tragedy of School Number 1 by Timothy Phillips Innocent Targets: When Terrorism Comes to School is a school terrorism textbook that features a chapter dedicated to the incident as well as several other chapters devoted to commentary on the topic in general. Mother Tongue, by Julie Mayhew, is a fictionalised account following a young woman who lost her sister in the tragedy. The incident is also mentioned multiple times in novels written by Tom Clancy Theatre Us/Them - ("Wij/Zij") is a production by Bronks Theatre for a Young Audience first performed in 2015, written and directed by Carly Wijs, which presents a physical storytelling of the crisis from the point of view of two of the students. See also Chencholai bombing EgyptAir Flight 648 hijacking hostage raid Kizlyar-Pervomayskoye