iensufing all kinds of and means of ensuring they are visiting dignitaries understate state tribbett that they have to actually see much of the demonstrators. what will matter to trump is the fact that he and quite a large number of family members will meet the royal family, a large number of family members will meet the royalfamily, will a large number of family members will meet the royal family, will be received by the royalfamily, taking into their buzz him if you like, and that will even with a very good feeling. —— their buzz him. that will even with a very good feeling. -- their buzz him. we understand mr trump wants to meet borisjohnson understand mr trump wants to meet boris johnson and nigel for understand mr trump wants to meet borisjohnson and nigel for rise. does he have a choice on who he meets? he can be stark later if he wa nts to. meets? he can be stark later if he wants to. in his private time on a state visit. —— he couldn't meet darth vader. we have to see. there isa darth vader. we have to see. there is a convention of diplomacy that you do not interfere in any imprint oi’ you do not interfere in any imprint or politics of another country. now, donald trump is arriving here at a time of great british domestic

political sensitivity. he will meet the prime minister. in the foreign secretary may not be... that will underline the sensitivity of the moment. he will have to make the calculation, is he interfering in an unreasonable way in the internal affairs of british politics if he had the private meeting with boris johnson. nigel fortillie had the private meeting with boris johnson. nigel for tillie mccourt nigel. it is a very sensitive subject. if you are saying to me he shouldn't do this, there is no law against him doing it. neverforget that he prides himself and his reputation as being an unpredictable politician who is full of surprises. and this may be one of them. you know i would never say anything this art. although chewbacca may. thank you, sir christopher.

i look ahead to sportsday tonight at 630. coming up on bbc news, all eyes on madrid with liverpool and tottenham contesting an all english champions league final tomorrow. the teams have both now arrived in the spanish capital in this afternoon they trained at the metropolitan stadium. also news on celtic confirming the new permanent manager, all the action from the suit second at the cricket world cup or pakistan and west indies were playing at trent bridge and elected from the french open tennis were british number one has been in action. while on sportsday at 6:30 p:m.. not on bbc news, time for the film review. —— now on the bbc. hello and welcome to

the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. in his spring linens. so jason, what do we have this week? i have a shocker from the bloom household word locker. 0livia spencer and some gullible teenagers start in ma. nuclear threat unleashes the titans again and godzilla. should i say or armour getting out here? laughter europe on the brink of collapse. 1913, in budapest and the return of the oscar—winning director laszlo nimitz in sunset. let's start with ma. as in mother. 0ne let's start with ma. as in mother. one of the teenagers because 0ctavia spencerfigure ma, a slight one of the teenagers because 0ctavia spencer figure ma, a slight racial overtone in this and the film—makers has brought us to get out and ask them if they have been gradually turning the horror genre on his

house with the racial elements in there and that is to the fore here. 0ctavia spencer who won the oscar for her supporting act dress role in the help and with that director that she re—teams here. for a film that has very good credentials. juliette lewis stars in it. alice and jenny also stars in it. small roles, it is about 0ctavia spencer really who plays a woman who agrees to have some teenagers buy some alcohol because in the us they cannot do it so because in the us they cannot do it soi because in the us they cannot do it so i don't have to do it. provided they come back to hers and party in her basement. they do that but then she gets a bit needy and they think we shouldn't do that and find another bingo. leaving 0ctavia spencer's ma feeling put out of joint and turning a little bit in dockery. as we can see in this clip. —— turning a bit of a stalker. phone repeatedly chimes. hey, this is ma.

i got a new number. just picking up a few things. don't make me drink alone. and i don't want to hear any of this i have homework crap. don't make me drink alone. are you guys mad at me for something? i mean, i risked myjob so that you can have fun and we definitely did. the least you can do is say thank you. don't keep your phone by your bed. that is the first thing. it is not good energy. you will not get good sleep. it is terrible. young teenagers. it spirals and gets a lot worse. things get really strange between the teenagers and ma. it is a good idea, 0ctavia spencer is great at this. people have talked about kathy bates in misery. it is that kind of role. 0r carrie.

something happened in her past what she is wrecking some alcoholic revenge on these particular teenagers. so it is quite a clever little film but it doesn't really get out or us, much bigger films than the little horror film. it has a old—fashioned than the little horror film. it has a old —fashioned 80 than the little horror film. it has a old—fashioned 80 slasher movie by two it. that isn't quite scary enough to carry it through. is it aimed at teenagers?” enough to carry it through. is it aimed at teenagers? i would think so. aimed at teenagers? i would think so. don't drink, teenagers. don't drink with ma. heaven forbid. what have we got next? i think it is godzilla. anything like the films that i saw? tv series. they were invented in tokyo in 1954 as a response to the nuclear threat, leading these titans, these dinosaurs. you are the two adverts. from the big munster. they said it is a long shot but it may just work and give to they said it is a long shot but it mayjust work and give to us.

0ccupying them. mayjust work and give to us. 0ccu pying them. the mayjust work and give to us. 0ccupying them. the dialogue is a much better in this then it was in those two adverts of the 70s. but the titans have been unleashed against again because of a nuclear threat. he wants to print the titans against each other. with these, you want to wait till the monsters class. you don't really care about the humans evenif don't really care about the humans even if they are played by sally hawkins. if you remember the is good what monsters and contact with them. she doesn't bother with that here. you really want the monsters to fight each other. what will godzilla be? will he beat med door or my throat. will he get slammed down? when i am waiting for is godzilla versus king kong. that is coming. when i am waiting for is godzilla versus king kong. that is comingm has to. that is the class we are waiting for. that is the big purse. is there enough of the monsters in this? sometimes, the knew godzilla

movies the monsters are so big. it is full of actors going like this and you never get to see the full scale. in this one, you get to see the well cgi mice are taking on each other. at boston fenway park. the well cgi mice are taking on each other. at boston fenway parklj the well cgi mice are taking on each other. at boston fenway park. i have enjoyed a baseball game there. the dinosaurs we re were not appearing that night. sunset is next. a hungarian film. the oscar—winning director laszlo. gave us one of the greatest holocaust films. he is back with a film called sunset, easily the film of the week. terrific. but it is very confusing. it stars a woman played by a newcomer, a woman called iris. we see things through her eyes and watch her face almost continuously. she arrives in budapest in 1913, flowering, grey society full of inventions and industry, she wants to work in a hat shop that used to belong to her

pa rents. shop that used to belong to her parents. it doesn't any more she thinks ourfamily parents. it doesn't any more she thinks our family has parents. it doesn't any more she thinks ourfamily has been parents. it doesn't any more she thinks our family has been wiped out but somebody says your brother is living care. but he has gone bad an arc is mussed up she wants to investigate and find out more. —— but your brother is living here. —— that he is an anarchist. very tense. is it in the style that this director usually does? like he did in his previous film. he does that here. long snaking travelling south. literally, like we said to be gawking at godzilla. i was gawking at this movie. i can't believe he is still doing the same shot. a horse

will pull out a blue and peasants will pull out a blue and peasants will come with flaming torches and coach. aristocrats will be randomly assassinated. while in the same shot and you are like what is going on? the point is you don't know what is going on. it is about the collapse of the austrian hungarian empire in about europe now and how that could come to fruition. at the height of intellectual sophistication, how does it turn bad and how do we turn ourselves. why do we destroy our own societies? that is what this is asking. it does it brilliantly. great performance from her. she is in every shot. we are seeing it to her eyes. extraordinary. best out you have chosen rocket man. taryn egger ten and his platforms. bursting through every door ina big in a big outfit playing eltonjohn. ina in a big outfit playing eltonjohn. in a biopic that really isn't a biopic. it is sort of about elton john and his friendship with bernie. it is fabulous. it is a neorealism

musical. the use the songs we know so musical. the use the songs we know so well. and they reappropriated those lyrics breathing new life into songs you thought you knew so well. your song for example, and a bit of a pin—up come out and gone but what does mum and dad and what made him. it goes very dark and very deep into elton pass a drug use and drug addiction and homosexuality. a very bold film in the way bohemian rhapsody was in bold, it was bright and good info in front of this one is stronger and bolder. if you are not a family can musical it is broken. elton john said he didn't wa nt broken. elton john said he didn't want a sanitized version of his life. i don't think he has lived a sanitized lie. he is proud of the fa ct sanitized lie. he is proud of the fact that he is still standing at the song goes i can get out of my head. he is still standing and he lives to tell the tale and a broken tail. if you remember the songs the first time around i just tail. if you remember the songs the first time around ijust heard them and wonder what they were about to come at this really adds another layer to rocket man and to elton john himself and his legacy as a

musician and that lyricist by bernie are terrific poetry. best to stream. the blue angel. the name of the club like the kk cloud. where they made her break too. and her tights and stockings. it brings down a respectable school professor. played by the brilliant emiljennings. ruins is life because he is from head to toe in out of made love. like the german song. i can do it in german. very good. falling in love again. university of modern languages. falling in love again. university of modern languageslj falling in love again. university of modern languages. i did. falling in love again. university of modern languages. idid. i have looked you up. a lot of people will not have seen this film ever will they. but they will have seen ca ba ret. they. but they will have seen cabaret. in that club. it is very much that atmosphere. about backstage. a republic film. it is

about that decadence that led to nazism. it is also just sexy and very funny and brilliantly performed. they sung the song all the way into the 90s two decades during the cabaret show. all over the world. iconic piece of cinema and you can see it at home. you can see ina and you can see it at home. you can see in a few cinemas. you can see it on bfi player. streaming choice for the weekend. an erotic masterpiece. i have to say thank you. nice to see you. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello. mentioned weather across the

uk today for scotland and northern ireland and at times it has been cloudy and wet. further south, look at this over the recent hours. the cloud collapse with sunny skies in the day and across a good chunk of england and wales, the process earlier ron with these guys getting significantly brighter. we will keep us significantly brighter. we will keep us clear skies for the most part overnight across england and wales, the rain clearing away from northern ireland and scotland overnight. if you practise coming into the west because from time to time. an ox might as well. 0therwise because from time to time. an ox might as well. otherwise it is dry and mild. temperatures nine to 13 degrees. saturday, we have a weather front quite weak, pushing northwards, bringing a stripper in our spot of northwards, bringing a stripper in ourspot of rain northwards, bringing a stripper in our spot of rain along that into northwest wales in northwest england, quite cloudy. —— strip of rain. generally the weather a bit brighter than it's been over the last few days. touristy southeast wet sunshine becoming hot and temperatures reaching a height of 28 degrees. that is latest weather. ——

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