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against the metoo movement. french film—maker coralie fargeat has made one there's been a slight misuse of the substance. a modern cautionary fairy tale, the substance is a grisly, that'll create a younger self. becomes more dominant, elisabeth becomes fargeat is nominated for both best director

she says she made the film to reflect her own turmoil older and, as a woman, more invisible. and i really had started to have those crazy my life is done." and ifelt like if i didn't do something about that, those thoughts could really destroy me. absolutely. and, yeah, that was my — you know, my way of saying it. with those issues. the substance, which has

minimal dialogue and is mainly at the cannes film festival. thank you. fargeat�*s the only woman nominated for best director i was hugely happy, but i was also hugely kind of only nine women directors in the whole oscar history and i think it's exactly an example that shows, you know, the system that is unbalanced. do you worry that we've lost momentum — there is less it's — you know, there seems to be that atmosphere right now. i mean, there is obviously a huge backlash since the metoo for me, when i see everything that is still happening

i think we deserve 50% of sharing what's there. for a film that's about the invisibility of older women, 62—year—old demi moore's acclaimed performance has put her — a star of cinema from the �*80s and �*90s — is not representative of a cultural shift. to me, this is... this is not the story that we should be telling if there was no issue with that. space past a certain age — this says so much about how you're allowed to look like.

the most original to be seen on cinema screens. fargeat says she hopes it provokes a conversation and, apparently, beauty. i'm fine. and indeed into next week it stays pretty cold — see some wintry flurries mixed into that because the air so a strong area of high pressure dominating the scene but today doesn't look too bad at all. plenty of sunshine around. we've had some freezing fog and mist patches around. the cloud will tend to build

towards the southeast where we'll pick up more of an easterly breeze it'll be less cold in the south where we have the cloud, where we have clearer skies. so this feature bumping up to the high pressure system is what's making it windy. you can see the isobars squeezing together, so picking up stronger easterly winds and the weather front moving northwards will introduce thicker cloud best of any sunshine, with some more shelter, best with the sunshine. again, it's going to be a cold day, but when you factor in that strong easterly wind for england and wales,

mainly over the hills. limited spells of sunshine. again, probably the best of it in the north west. sunday promises to be perhaps a bit brighter, should be a little bit lighter and temperatures may be coming further sleet and snow flurries at times, but mainly dry thanks to high pressure. don't forget to check out the bbc weather app for the weather, for where you are, live from london. advised to have an abortion by nottingham university hospitals nhs trust.

donald trump doubles down on his plans — and hold an urgent summit. and gaza correspondents. the bank of england cuts interest rates — by quarter of one percentage point. new data shows — last month was the world's the pace of climate change. girls into motorsports. we start this hour with an exclusive story.

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