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Hector Babenco pads quickly into his studio waiting room wearing black All Star high-tops, his unbuttoned pink dress shirt billowing behind him like a sail. His voice is raspy, thanks to a bad case of sinusitis that has him popping antibiotics "the size of torpedoes," he says. He could use another week in bed, but his new movie, "Carandiru," which is drawing record crowds in Brazil, has just been confirmed for the official competition at Cannes later this month. Reporters won't leave him alone, the distributor keeps calling and now some U.S. publicist is on the line and, it seems, getting bossy. "Don't get me wrong, I love America," says the Brazilian director, putting ...