Slain Dutch director's film launched  The Hague December 14,
2004  A drama film about the killing of maverick Dutch
politician Pim Fortuyn directed by the outspoken filmmaker Theo
van Gogh, who was himself murdered last month, has been launched
amid heavy security.  The film, a mix of dramatisation and real
footage called 06/05 - the date on which Mr Fortuyn was shot by
an animal rights activist in 2002 - is to make its premiere
tomorrow on the internet and will screen in cinemas from
January.  It was launched on Sunday at a venue cordoned off by
police near the parliament building in The Hague. "Unfortunately
it's not just a good memorial for Fortuyn but also for Theo,"
said actress Tara Elders, who plays a lead role in the film that
suggests government intelligence agents were involved in Mr
Fortuyn's killing as he opposed a major defence contract.  Van
Gogh, who outraged Muslims with a film this year accusing Islam
of promoting violence against women, had just finished making
06/05 when he was shot and sta