now international audiences know him best for shoplifters the movie that won him the top prize at cannes and they're talking of can this is the 2nd year the french festival refused to show netflix films and of course venice is benefits it's right there are going to venice last year the big the big talking point was of course that the film roma couldn't be played at cannes because it was a netflix movie that came to venice and it got 10 oscar nominations this year it could be the same thing some very strong movies from netflix have gone out to cannes but again so. venice and one of them is the movie laundromat starring meryl streep i think we've got some pics of that now that flicks hasn't released any trailers of this it's still under wraps here we go so this is all we've got this is directed by steven soderbergh about the panama papers scandal this is actually opening the festival another movie from the marriage story which is a comedy drama about marital issues and stars scarlett johansson and adam driver by the wonderful director noah baumbach this promises to be another corky family

so i'll say look, when donald trump is talking about 34ex cannes and invacation he's talking about me. and they'll be like no, not you. and i'll be like, well, my entire family wasn't born in this country. we're immigrants. so -- and my father was a professional. he's a medical doctor. so somebody could say he was taking somebody's job away. but this is who we are. look at me. and i say look at me because this is who we are. and in a way what we've had to do in the horror of el paso is we're having to like be on this little what is it? the mouse thing that's going -- we're trying to prove our humanity. constantly. whereas this president, everything about him is really focused on a tackiness. it feels inkong ruse because it's like guys, just like you i'm an american citizen. what is this thing about an american invasion? and i want to tell you something, lawrence because you and i spoke last week when i was in el paso. we crossed the border into mexico. there were people waiting in line. this is a new phenomenon since donald trump. they were waiting in line to cross into the united sta

a dozen of their films have competed at cannes, including two palme d'or winners — the wind that shakesdaniel blake. most recently they made sorry we missed you, a classic ken loach tale about the injustice of insecure zero hours contracts in britain. i am there from the inception, right through all the way to the archive. i'm looking after the film and i am the first second opinion all the way through at each stage of production. and it is a family, really. together, loach, o'brien and their long—term writer paul laverty have told stories that few filmmakers in britain would dream of and shooting in corners of the country that are often overlooked. i, daniel blake was a film of blazing fury at britain's benefit system and was shot in newcastle as was much of sorry we missed you, in many ways, its companion piece. the political side of the films is very important to me. i, daniel blake, the one thing we asked for and we got, was we asked for it to be made available for community screenings. so that people could get in touch with the distributor, e1, and say we want to do a little screen

made negative headlines but they tackled it head on what has happened when i get the feeling that in cannes next people avoid the topic because it's uncomfortable and i mean they're afraid it will harm them just to name it but this silence only makes things worse the larger cities especially. that silence is expected to benefit one party the most the a.f.d. saxony is the right wing populist stronghold so they've also put up a stand down town the a.f.c. candidate he tells nick it's the foreigners not the neo nazis who are the problem. hello. i'm nick nick you are nick i'm stephanie i'm running for parliament. and thought how come it was kim that i come from chemists was born and raised here what 3 main statements does the f.t. have for cam that he's if you came into disposable the biggest problem here in the city is with immigration and that's a given you hear it from every citizen and they're also unsettled because we're simply not used to that. type of life from east german times yes historically but but we had vietnamese cubans etc before going to trial right i know and that was good. but

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to debbie reports from el paso the city mourning those killed in a neat cannes mass shooting. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program china has issued a stark warning to protesters in hong kong a government spokesperson in beijing says that punishment is coming and they should not underestimate the strength of the central government police also announcing that they had arrested more than $148.00 people after clashes on monday the largest single day tally since pro-democracy demonstrations began 2 months ago our correspondent charles charles impale was in the thick of the protest last night and sent us this report. the scene as we arrive at the calle speakin. the gun fight. where i'm going to really deliver the tough on coming from the low to the borough from up on how they're coming down the line. is the take as clear as protesters slowly return. us among them dozens of local residents. many joining chants demanding police retreat. curious bystanders watching almost stunned at the scene unfolding in this normally quiet neighborhood the police call for more backup as the mood on

prompted a fiery mother daughter brain union now the director won the top prize the palme d'or at the cannes film festival last year. for a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you here indeed if you news for it was queen elizabeth has approved prime minister boris johnson's request to temporarily suspend the u.k. parliament johnson wants to shut down parliament until just 2 weeks before britain's exit from the european union opponents are calling the move outrageous any dark day for democracy. then facility has business africa coming up next i'm sara keling in berlin and thanks for watching say with us. sometimes books are more exciting than a real 1. 23. what if there's no escape. ritualised. street.

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last year, he won the palm dior and can -- palm -- d'or in canne. is his first move -- movie outside of japan. he made a french movie. it's a love letter to french cinema. i was comparing this movie to french food. worth checking out if you love french cinema and the lead actress in this. this is one for her fans. maybe not the weightiest film i'm going to see this year. brent: there were 20 other films in the competition. what are you looking forward to? >> there are interesting movies here. venice is the starting gun for the oscar season. looking at a lot of films that have a chance to get academy awards in a few months time area joker is an interesting movie. it's a superhero movie. it's supposed to be a dark take on the superhero genre. it has joaquin phoenix as the infamous villain. t's a film from his perspective. it's being compared to films like taxi driver. i'm excited to see it. that's top of my list. brent: there are many other things we experience. what can you tell us about it? >> a lot of interesting films. there is some controversy he

that's a poor of cannes to have from most of people here. first of all. according to what i have seen on social media lots of denounce from ordinary people and from officials and even the palestinian factions then all of the palestinian factions denounced what had been and then i was. there and supports security and after the list then i was there is. a meeting between all factions and they are going to organize a press conference in the contrary they are supporting hamas from ordinary people or from. or from officials but also there is some blaming. for letting those extremists to work they have their own mosques they have their own schools they're there on own associations this gives some people some margin. for them to work in gaza mr abu salim we thank you as always for your time that assad family avocet and live in gaza city we are going to stay with the story though we're joined now by correspondent harry force that he's life arise from the funeral of one of the police officers in gaza so what is the situation there now has a security alert in place

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how cool was that you're at cannes that's awesome >> oh, thanks. what is he saying to her what is it?" >> it wasn't even -- first off, that just kind of looks weird, but -- lin anhter ] he'd be like, "you look great tonight. and then he'd look back serious, he'd be like, "where are you from?" [ laughter ] and would just like sit there, and i'm like trying to you know, be - >> jimmy: you're modeling, and yeah >> it was fine, that's what he did all the time >> jimmy: just try to make you laugh. >> in press conferences, he would like try to hit me with things >> jimmy: pass notes >> yeah, he's fun. he's a big kid >> jimmy: he's a big kid, man. the movie is funny, it is zombies, it is - it's everything you want it's a little gory there's one scene where -- i'm not really spoiling, but at one point, kind of - >> yeah. >> jimmy: adam driver cuts your head off >> right >> jimmy: and -- no, guys. you'll see, it's funny [ laughter ] how did they do that >> it was actually my first time really working with prosthetics. so they just -- they put this huge thin

i think do have a problem it's getting team over there on a score of their 3rd on sunday to cannes and new deal his contract is set to expire next summer and byron and liverpool are among his admirers. awkward for logic but not the end of the world not when you have just a fair and who in your ranks the french sensation sports with his 1st touch in the bundesliga. whom yawn on the other hand hardly even got a shot in all match. never in the serious matters for the bundesliga is a different level together and we should not to die we have to do a quick post-mortem and put it behind us or don't show up parking. but fear not when you own a sobering 90 minutes but a team whose nickname is iron will surely show their mettle as the season unfolds. well for the new and it was not the kind of bundesliga debut one dreams about but like to go surely pleased with this successful season stuff just as dortmund are finding contrasts a not so happy perhaps it's a sign of a suspenseful season ahead but by and do still have a nice selflessly. fire and sought after superstar is decided to live coccinea o

heritage cannes barbecue is where everyone comes to me top of canadian farah makita runs an organization which depends on e.u. subsidies she's been living in angola for 15 years the biologist is head of the national trust and is in charge of conservation on the island and good as nature and wildlife were heavily hit by hurricane. farah meets her staff at sunrise they're building an artificial snorkeling trials for tourists. quite happened as we stop them and their spaces between each of these layers and the space this is what provides the habitat to the different marine life so the fish fish shrimp good lobsters and then eventually will actually have algae in and hopefully coral growing on these as well so we get this really nice an artificial reef happening. sustainable eco friendly tourism also interests guests from the u.s. east coast. people are starting to get that there is lots of green. you see turtles and sharon in my house in front of you guys on your opinion on things are on the 3rd floor yeah i'm going up. like you. i'm. when i received 14000000 euros from the 11th european de

facebook isn't the only big tech company playing the connectivity card here in cannes last year alpha that the parent company who's most famous brand is google signed a deal with telecom kenya to quite connect the unconnected using billings. billings loon is a pathbreaking project that's been 8 years in the making and the idea is deceptively simple use high altitude balloons to revive internet connectivity in remote and hard to reach parts of the world kenya is where luna is making its commercial debut i spoke with charles merida he doesn't represent loon but it's more well known sister company google google's mission from the get go was to really get a lot of the africans who are offline online and to make sure they get online in a more affordable and better conduct content as well as relevance and the mission around noon is to ensure that we are able to deliver connectivity to the most remote part of the continent and around the world so i am proud to say that here in kenya is the 1st commercial agreement between noon our sister company and telco kenya worry. to be seen is what stan

facebook isn't the only big tech company playing the connectivity card here in cannes last year alphabet the parent company whose most famous brand is google signed a deal with telecom kenya to quote connect the unconnected using buildings. buildings loom is a path breaking project that's been 8 years in the making and the idea is deceptively simple use high altitude balloons to revive internet connectivity in remote and hard to reach parts of the world kenya is where luna is making its commercial debut i spoke with charles merida he doesn't represent loon but it's more well known sister company google google's mission from the get go was to really get a lot of the africans who are offline online and to make sure they get online in a more affordable and have better conduct content as well as relevance and the mission around is to ensure that we are able to deliver connectivity to the most remote part of the continent and around the world so i am proud to say that here in kenya is the 1st commercial agreement between noon our sister company and telco to kenya we're amazed to be seen is wh

finally a french filmmaker who was very critical of french cinema and dismissed the cannes film festival as a joke you'll be on ricky has died at the age of eighty six. well he was first a teacher after before turning to film making he worked with some of the biggest stars of french cinema including has it in the notes. what he meant dozens of movies he often struggle to get financing for them and some actors who worked for him for free okay never won a major award himself and at one point had to buy his own cinema in paris to get some of his movies shown. just a few days. ago he was said to be talking about his next movie. and that's we're gonna have to leave it for this edition do take care . and that's all nonsense i. resort to these different destination or self. welcome. to your friends and say because i'm not a shall be honest with you find us. the one thousand and sixty first edition of the flood quote for. that in east of paris. a veritable institution french children and adults. every spring and for two months the site is open to the public seven days a week come rain or shine a

sanctions and international isolation but among those under this bring the brunt already in cannes the suppose for instance this saying right now they're struggling to access the vital treatment they need. myth number one the united states sanctions medical supplies going to the iranian people the truth is that the united states exam specific and medical devices for the iranian people the iranian people know all too well that the real issue preventing access is the regime itself. the reality is that the us is pushing iran under pressure and they are justifying their acts with these lawyers like the one said by mr hook in the video while calls unique chemotherapy medicine is near impossible to access and expensive on the market mr hook says we give iran's government access to the medicine but when the money transfer system is closed how can we even buy it. with. the realities that both financial corridors and the wrong of blocks around the table to improve when he comes from and some from the regional providers and brands which most in europe and we can all pay the foreign currency ther

facebook isn't the only big tech company playing the connectivity card here in cannes last year alpha that the parent company who's most famous brand is google signed a deal with telecom kenya to quote connect the unconnected using billings. billings loon is a path breaking project that's been 8 years in the making and the idea is deceptively simple use high altitude balloons to revive internet connectivity in remote and hard to reach parts of the world kenya is where luna is making its commercial debut i spoke with charles merida he doesn't represent loon but it's more well known sister company google google's mission from the get go was to really get a lot of the africans who are offline online and to make sure that they get online in a more affordable and better cond content as well as relevance and the mission around noon is to ensure that we are able to deliver connectivity to the most remote part of the continent and around the world so i am proud to say that here in kenya is the 1st commercial agreement between noon our sister company and telco kenya worry . to be seen is what

never seen the top prize being the door at the cannes film festival last year. as since the turn of the century the number of people over the age of 100 has risen markedly the u.n. counts more than half a 1000000 at present but how do you get old and stay young one berliner is $102.00 and so giving some lessons. luke you find it maybe there won't hold the same teacher at the grand old age of 100 into his still given classes every week at the school in burnie. swimming is special. to me doing sports is one of the biggest joys in life. was created for. keeping fit has certainly helped to keep leo young. the full metal worker who wanted to stay active when you talk about 40 years ago. he could have fired as a swimming instructor and has been teaching children ever since. i just love being with the kids i do it all for free. not. more than a 1000 children have taken to the war to the. kids each doesn't bother them. so. how old is leona. and how they're going to. he's really. and very patient. if you believe it to happen t.j. that one thing. you. can be sure that. yo

the palme d'or in cannes with shoplifters but also as with the made in japan up to now and this is the 1st film made outside of japan and he chose to make a french movie go figure and this is a credibly french movie it's really a love letter different cinema and quickly a love letter to the grand dom of french cinema cotland and she's amazing in this movie but i don't know i was comparing this movie to 2 french food and i think if you want to compare it to french food this would be a that you know it's sweet it's like maybe a little bit thin but definitely worth checking out if you if you love french cinema and if you want to know which i do and i could watch her all day so this is definitely 11 for one for her fans but maybe not the heaviest doorway the a still that i'm going to see this year ok i mean there are 20 other films this year in the composition of what are you looking forward to the most. well there are a lot of very interesting movies here as always in venice but venice is also sort of the starting gun for the oscar season and so i'm looking a lot of the films that i think

to its world cinema roots this film the truth was made by a japanese director director who won the cannes film festival last year but it's very much a french movie cuts and enough and should have been notionally big because all involve the french cinema starring in the film itself has a very very french feel if you love french cinema which i do and if you love couple deliveries i definitely do you really like this movie but it's definitely a smaller film a film as i say that goes back a bit to the roots of the venice film festival as a as a global film that will not just an oscar premier what else can we look forward to coming out of venice. well the oscar films are coming and they're coming thick and fast today we have marriage story with scarlett johansson and adam driver and ad astra a huge space epic starring brad pitt and then on the weekend we have probably the most hotly anticipated film joker which is a superhero movie for some of superhero movies ever premiered in venice it started walking phoenix but it's also being positioned as an awesome movie because apparently this is a muc

angela merkel at the time denounced this footage and saying there was more blight what we saw in cannes that's happening and the head of then domestic touch intelligence service hans mos and then said without giving any evidence all of his experts that he. claims that he thinks this footage was not real and the questions ability of this footage and subsequently because he couldn't give any evidence of this and made this political statement was then kind of removed from his post in 2018 and now a year later essentially we're seeing a verdict and it comes we should say also at a sensitive time i mean facts and the state where this all happened is heading to the polls on september 1st yes this trial has been overshadowing the campaign of the regional elections that are happening in the federal states of saxony in brandon back on september the 1st but also next monday will see the 1st anniversary of this killing and this court has this trial has been. used also by far right groups for example the far right party a few they've welcomed the verdict that has been given today and this group so

conversation you cann what's's- going on president rouhani have been engaged in telephone conversation for the past. several weeks with the intention of trying. to find ways to europe and in spite of us sanctions on inspite of us for maximum pressure policy. could implement its own obligations today as we continue those discussions we are moving in the right direction. and you can watch that interview in full at. eleven fifteen pm paris time right here on fronts twenty full. well let's bring in that respect pastillas senior lecturer at london university. i am thanks for joining us on the program today we just want to ask you how significant is this meeting between emmanuel mccall and muhammad sharif. what is significant in the sense that my cold is one of the most important european leaders and- the s solution it tryiying to salvage the jcp way. and that's important because. at the moment no one else is in. getting that. now michael has suggested that he'd like to soften the blow of us sanctions will somehow compensate the iranian people. how would he be able to do that how would you b

and joy cann. we talked about the u.s. ban on huawei and i asked tan about the safety and security.ver had a security incident so we have a proven track record. we opened our self for testing in the u.k., in germany, and canada. all of these governments are satisfied with our solutions. in?an i jump isould argue that there security risk from huawei, but the answer is not let's dump the company. if we want a solution, we cannot muddy the risks. emily: what can you say to convince the united states government that the chinese government doesn't have a backdoor into your company when they work with private companies across china? ken: i'm skeptical. in my experience in china, the distinction between private and public in china is a fiction. it is the chinese government utilizing our terminology to, in a sense, mislead us. function.they are a if a private company becomes functionally it is going to resemble an soe. emily: does the white house have a point? can the u.s. protect national security and continue to have a strong relationship with china? >> i think that it can. it depends on

we didn't canne this, but we're protect them." no questions asked, nobody has to win. it's what boeing should have done wi the 737 max. it's what facebook should have done here. and you haveleap to the de. because there's no way to avoid the downside. so what you wanna do is to try to use that to demonstrate to people your humanity. [smith] instead what happens? you write this memo to zuckerberg and sandberg, and instead they pass you off to an underling, whose response is basically -- [mcnamee] his response is, "the law says we're a platform not a media company, therefore wee not responsible for what third parties do." and i go, "dude, this is a trust business." if the people who use your product decide you're responsible, there is no law on earth that's gonna protect you. the same issue that the tylenol guys faced. [smith] and you make tu point, in fact, in this book, that the story of facebook, as you tell it, is a story about trust. it's a story about privilege, and it's a story about power. and n each case, those stories as they converge ultimately reverberate bac

movies which together with writer paul laverty have brought them the palm door, the top prize at the cannes is it like to work as an independent producer? well, we went to meet rebecca o'brien. hello. come on in. this is 16 films. this is the office where everything happens. soho london is not the obvious place for revolution. but this is where rebecca o'brien and her director have been fighting what they believe isa have been fighting what they believe is a good fight for three decades. ken loach was already celebrated when they met. i was a huge fan. isil come home go out on television and when it went out i saw in the mid— 60s and when it went out i saw in the mid— 6051 and when it went out i saw in the mid— 60s i saw, i went to see kes when i was 13. people sometimes ask me if! when i was 13. people sometimes ask me if i produced it and they give them a short trip. london born rebecca o'brien oral ways had a desire for difference even as she worked her way up the film industry. she was location manager on my beautiful laundrette. don't get too involved with that crook. ourjob is done. a

towards queensland where this morning we have seen some very cold air across much of the area here in cannes 8.9 celsius that is the lowest morning temperature they have seen in 56 years it's not going to get that low tomorrow but still it is going to be a little bit chilly across the region. with sponsored by town. after years of war and famine a dramatic transformation is emerging. al-jazeera goes on a journey with 4 diverse ethiopians to tell inspirational stories and immerse us intimately into their lives i was approached to take the position of the subsistence i was sometimes the friends of my ethiopian coming soon on al-jazeera. 67 words that spelled promise for one people. but disaster for another. the bled to the establishment of the jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians. the story of the british declaration that changed the middle east for seeds of discord on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera reminded of our top stories this hour german chancellor angela merkel has now added her voice to calls for g 7 talks on the record fires burning through the amazon forest she'

say, how canns may you go from 2% to 4% in mexico? before the neoliberal.od, before 1983, since the mexican revolution, until 1983 .e grew 6% per year growthas a period which was 6% with no devaluation, without inflation. the mexican miracle in the economy, that is what we want. john: can you have a mexican miracle with interest rates at 8.25%? i know you have been good at not interfering in the central bank. president lopez obrador: it is important to lower the rates to encourage growth. this is an issue i am leaving for the central bank to decide. not juste trust we are going to be able to grow, but also to develop. jason: for more on that interview, behind the scenes, we caught up with john micklethwait while he was in mexico. john: the last time we spoke to him in 2017, he complained that trump was creating an atmosphere of hatred towards mexicans. ever since he has become president, he has been remarkably calm no matter what trump says. he sometimes stands up to trump, but even in our studio he talked about trump becoming more moderate, which i am rela

and you cann imagine what happened to the startups that used business profiles very the only ones whoir api access salesforce and microsoft. if you build on big tech today you are building on fact. if you go and say i have an idea to create a new service and i need to build on top of big tech, you will likely get left out of the room are you even though the successful recent tech ipos, 17 or 18 of the last 22 mention what form risk as being existential, and as -- existential risk -- --i'm interested in the fact when you explain your peer-to-peer internet vision, how long of an investment are they looking at? when do you gain a critical mass? how do you get enough involved to make this a reality? x most are long-term investors. potential of the the internet computer and the value and impact they can produce. this,did not create somebody else would. it is a natural evolution of the internet. the internet started off providing connectivity and now it will be able to host secure software systems and open internet services also. we're extending the internet. technology is available to do t

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