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walking is available for rental on all digital platforms now. and the the documentary lost in dementia, about the nominated producer captured the unfinished story of the ill—fated attempt to make his dream project the man who killed don quixote. now in he dreams of dragons he she read teams to watch gideon finally complete the project on which she began work nearly 30 years earlier. ,., which she began work nearly 30 years earlier. u, ., there is a revised script and a new cast with jonathan price as there is a revised script and a new cast withjonathan price as the man who believes he is quixote and adam driver stepping into that she was originally founded byjohnny depp as the somewhat empty director becomes. as before there are huge battles to be fought, not least with his health

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pondering how to change the world? can you make a difference?- can you make a difference? you can find he dream _ can you make a difference? you can find he dream of— can you make a difference? you can find he dream of giants _ can you make a difference? you can find he dream of giants on - can you make a difference? you can find he dream of giants on digital. find he dream of giants on digital platforms now along with the man who killed don quixote is also available on dvd and blu—ray. one of the award seasons big contenders is a winning drama with multiple nominations including best picture at the oscars and best film not in english language at the boxes. look! stephen young are a korean couple who relocate from california to arkansas where he dreams of starting his own farm. monica is worried about the fate of their family particularly their young son who has a heart condition that prevents him from any form of physical exertion. enter ac and steering when mother

comes to live with the family and who rivals the performance and up to grandma as the screens most lovably character. meanwhile at the eccentric korean war veteran religious fanatic who helps him on the farm between performing exorcism and dragging a large cross of the highway. it is clear from the outset that faith will be a central theme which takes its name from a weed like vegetable that can thrive in the toughest of circumstances and significantly flourishes in its second season after dying and being reborn. that beam of rebirth runs throughout the film which boasts the kind of trial by fire test everyday miracles beloved of best picture contenders.

yet, what makes minari more than just anotherformulaic yet, what makes minari more than just another formulaic feel—good film is the grace with which he evokes the hard rise of the characters. they dreaming are elements of the drama with a naturalism that keeps it rooted in reality. aided by a superb score that forms a bridge between the mundane and that magical realist elements. minari is available on demand and through virtual cinema screenings now and driving cinema is from april the 12th. i leave you with news of godzilla versus kong, the latest instalment in the picture is expanding multi—verse. this instalment in the picture is expanding multi-verse. this is our only chance- _ expanding multi-verse. this is our only chance. you _ expanding multi-verse. this is our only chance. you have _ expanding multi-verse. this is our only chance. you have to - expanding multi-verse. this is our only chance. you have to take i expanding multi-verse. this is our only chance. you have to take it. |

only chance. you have to take it. the plot, if you can call it a process, lines kong being returned to his mythical homeland passing the fire breathing lizard while a sinister corporation manufactures a showdown with an even more destructive adversary. of the previous series instalments, the my favourites was kong skull island not least because he managed to wrestle a franchise bms into a silly oddity back to protect towards apocalypse now, and even holocausts, like i'm indie movie thatjust happened to cap cost millions and millions of dollars. there is little of that quirkiness in this latest instalment helmed by adam wingard who is directory lcb includes euronext, the cast, and the 2016 blair which reboots. the proxy makes no sense, even by month and will be standards. the characters

are paper—thin. and the destruction is so inconsequential that it becomes hard to care especially when viewed at home rather than on a massive cinema screen. while the big creatures fighting can be fun, the biggest problem with godzilla versus kong is that it keeps reminding you of all the other films you would rather be watching. from the original 1954 godzilla stenographic to pacific rim, the high water of giants make noise punching massive monsters. still, godzilla versus kong does what it says and it's available to rent from a range of platforms now. that's a pretty sweet, thank you for watching, stay safe and i'll see you next week. i’m safe and i'll see you next week. i'm not pretty. — safe and i'll see you next week. i“n not pretty, i'm good—looking! good evening. well, it's not been too bad a start

to an easter holiday. don't take my word for it, however, take a look at this — not a cloud in the sky across western scotland throughout the afternoon. and in actualfact, it has been a different story, though, further east and eastern england. quite a lot of thick cloud and breeze coming in off the sea, so a coolish afternoon in suffolk, and you can see that quite clearly on the satellite picture. now, that breeze is going to continue to drag in some cloud off the north sea through this evening and overnight, so we will keep those temperatures above freezing, but where we've had the clear skies by day, that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away really quite sharply. so, we could see a frost first thing on saturday morning in sheltered rural areas. so, it's a chilly start, but it's a sparkling start once again. lovely sunshine expected away from the northwest of the great glen across scotland, northern england, wales, northern ireland in particular. and we start off with some cloud through the midlands and into the southeast. hopefully that should thin and break a little into the afternoon. cool once again along the north sea with 8 or 9 degrees, but we could see highs of 16 in scotland with that sunshine. high pressure will then start to drift its way

southwest into sunday, allowing this weather front to start to arrive, and that's going to throw more cloud ahead of that rain as it comes in, so a day of changed fortunes. cloudy and wet in scotland and northern ireland, more sunshine and more warmth across england and wales, particularly eastern england, where we've had that nuisance nagging cloud. as we move out of sunday into monday, though, as those weather fronts sink south, they really are going to open the gate for that colder arctic air we've been telling you about. it's going to push its way steadily down on a brisk northerly wind. i really mean a marked contrast to the feel of the weather, unfortunately, for easter monday. so, easter monday is the really cool day. sunny spells and scattered showers, some of those showers turning wintry. hail, sleet and snow mixed in there as well. temperatures will struggle on the thermometer, and obviously, you've then got to add in the direction and at times the strength of that wind,

so it's probably going to feel more like close to freezing. so, if you're going out for a brisk walk, you'll need a couple of extra layers. the cold theme continues into tuesday, slowly starting to get a little less cold on wednesday, but largely dry. take care.

this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. the headlines... dozens of mps call on the government to abandon any idea of vaccine passports to help reopen the economy in england. we're talking about having to show paperwork within the uk to go to the pub or restaurants where a hospitality venue, that is eight or measure we've never seen in this country. measure we've never seen in this count . ., measure we've never seen in this count . . ., don't gather in large groups just because restrictions have eased. that's the warning from police in england this easter weekend. the netherlands suspends the use of the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine for people under the age of 60, because of concerns about rare blood clots. the trial resumes of the police officer accused of killing george floyd in minneapolis last year, with the prosecution questioning a city police sergeant.

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