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Password? | Close Associated Press  ASUNCION, Paraguay (AP) - A
new action movie featuring a poor delivery boy whose life
depends on the mysterious cargo in his wheelbarrow has
Paraguayans excited and proud to see their gritty reality on the
big screen for the first time.  While audiences have been
delighted by "7 Cajas," the movie shot in a chaotic market in
this South American capital has nevertheless jarred many with
its focus on the darker angles it shows: a suffocating mix of
official negligence, societal indifference, police corruption
and organized crime that keeps most of the population mired in
poverty.  "I loved the movie," said 30-year old architect
Antonella Cantero. "It is just that for some of us it becomes
hard to watch, something that is so tough and so common at the
same time, and we prefer to hide."  It's an odd mix of emotions
for people unaccustomed to seeing any cinematic depiction at all
of their country. The nation's movie