nolan's new work plays with the physics of time reversal of the. conversion the hero played by john david washington learns how it all works from a secret or going to. sation. to open the right door and get a megalomaniac russian oligarch wants to use the concept to destroy the world plot could be right out of a james bond movie on the phone. trying to move them to world war 3 christopher nolan has realised a long held dream to make a spy thriller in the double 07 bold but his take makes is in science fiction elements it's classy action cinema but when it lure audiences back into the cinemas after the corona induced pre. will it indeed a lot riding on this film for a certain age and kennedy is here to talk to me about it and what's the verdict is this film going to bring people back into the cinemas it could should really because christopher nolan is a master filmmaker with free blockbusters under his belt he 1st came to our attention in the year 2000 the meant so was his 1st slightly bigger budget film cost $9000000.00 took in almost $40000000.00

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for me, it's not christopher nolan's most involving piece of work, though. concept as fascinating as i did interstellar or memento, but its dense plot should bring rewards for fans keen to decode it over multiple viewings. the frequent french comedy—drama perfumes stars emmanuelle devos as a former perfumer who now works as what they call a nose. anne's job is to sniff out problems in products and create a scent that customers don't turn their noses up at. from luxury leather handbags to cat litter, corporatejobs keep her busy enough to hire a chauffeur, guillaume, played by gregory montel. as a cash—strapped divorced father, he's reluctantly prepared to put up with a client who's both rude and demanding — which anne certainly is — but guillaume begins to take an interest in anne's work, and an unlikely understanding develops. cut from the same cloth as driving miss daisy and green book, perfumes pits two opposite characters against each other on journeys, making humourous work of their differences and tugging on the old heartstrings as they change each othe

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all i have for you is a word the release of tenet by star director christopher nolan is also on hold the blockbuster needs 80 percent of the world's film cinemas to reopen to have a chance of recovering its $200000000.00 production costs. the dream factory hollywood is in a deep sleep most of the shooting here has stopped. arriving 120000 people have lost their jobs in the american film and t.v. industries from light came to new years to make up artist. shaun pazin is the head of crimson studios more than 3700 square meters are currently unused normally production companies rent this space but they are in a dilemma explains. it's a big gamble for them it's not insurable so either they hold on to things fall apart in other ways or they jump in and they could be at risk financially by shutting certain productions down due to someone getting sick or a crew member getting everyone else on the crew 2nd cast included so to me we're in a very big unknown that could be very very scary. like every crisis this one has a winner animated films can be produced remotely and instead of going to the

shut down but hollywood isn't ready yet to kohli give up on cinema so you have a film like this for nolan's tennant big movie everyone is counting on it to sort of revive the industry it has a release date now is going to come out in the end of august in in the europe and then a bit later in the cumber but what people are really worried about is what disney did last week they took their film the big blockbuster and said we don't want to risk putting it in theaters we're going to put it online only and sell it directly to people over our disney plus streaming service that's a big big threat to the industry because people might get out of the habit of going to the movies at the scope of panda 10 of a keeps going and that would be a huge threat to the industry i think that would completely transform the film industry as we know it i definitely won't stop going to the movies thank you very least it's. time now for a look at some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic the number of confirmed. cases worldwide has passed 20000000 according to the johns hopkins university more than h

first up, the one we have all been waiting for — tenet, christopher nolan's action epic which was delayed

. >> adam: nolan arenado is finally starting to heat up, he's had a couple of big blasts in the last week. >> eric: how about the rockies starting pitching. they've been doing a fantastic job. >> adam: nice breaking ball from scrubb, he gets carson kelly and ends the inning 1-2-3. carlos correa will bat second for the astros who have a 4-3 lead. ♪ don't just think about where you're headed this summer. think about how you'll get there. and now that you can lease or buy a new lincoln remotely or in person... discovering that feeling has never been more effortless. accept our summer invitation to get 0% apr on all 2020 lincoln vehicles. only at your lincoln dealer. ♪ take the good, with the bad ♪ ♪ live the life you want to have ♪ ♪ send it off, with a bang ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ whistling ♪ [ indistinguishable muffled words ] pre-order now and get up to $150 samsung credit. we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired, expired... expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least

first up, the one we have all been waiting for — tenet, christopher nolan's action epic which was delayedas this wednesday, the 26th. we all believe we'd run into the burning building. but until we feel that heat, we can never know. you do. many multiplex opening dates have been decided by this release. it's the first major blockbuster to debut on the big screen since lockdown, and it's coming out in the uk before the united states. i've been lucky enough to see it in 70 mm imax, and after months of small screen viewing, it felt really special — and a little bit eerie — to be watching this on a huge screen wearing a mask. welcome to the afterlife. tenet stars john david washington, son of denzel, as a spy who is recruited to a top—secret mission to prevent a disastrous world event.

major furman and his partner captain james nolan secretly and nonchalantly had this carried into theirrters and meanwhile, they made a big deal out of this automobile sized crate that they secured in the aircraft hangar aboard indianapolis. what they were trying to do was avert the attention of the crew. the crew knew that something really secret was happening and didn't know what it was. major furman and captain nolan decided they would make a big production and post a marine guard around this crate to divert the crew's attention. tell them what the crew did. sara: these are teenagers and their curiosity led them to betting. bets on what was being transported in this entire's crate. it was everything from rita haworth's undergarments to scented toilet paper for general macarthur. [laughter] none of them guessed what was actually in the crate. another part of the book that we bring into the story is the japanese perspective. we have the journals and notes of the admiral he was in charge of the kamikaze program. his letters and the letters of the young kamikaze pilots who ultimately com

and so major furman and his partner captain james nolan kind of secretly and nonsha plasha nt sha lontlyad those carried into their quarters. they were trying to divert the attention of the crew. the crew knew that something really secret was happening and they didn't know what it was. and major furman and captain nolan decided that they would make a big production and post a marine guard around this big crate to divert the crew's attention. so -- tell them what the crew did. >> so again, these are teenagers. and their curiosity led them to betting. so they took bets what was happening -- or what was being transported in this giant crate and there was everything rita hayworth's undergarments and scented paper from general mcarthur. and there is another part of the book that we bring into the story is the japanese perspective. and we have the journals and the the notes of admiral ukaki who was in charge of the kamikaze program. and his letters and the letters of the young pilots who ultimate will i committed suicide in honor of their emperor.ultimatee in honor of their emperor. and also i

. >> the release of tenant by christopher nolan is also delayed. they are trying to recover ththeto hundrered million dolols production cost. -- their 200 million dollar production cost. 120 thousand people have lost their jobs in the american film and tv industries. shown positive -- sean is the head of the studios. within 700,000 square meters are currently unused. normally, , production companies rent the space but they are in a big dilemma. >> normally it is a big gamble for them. if they jump in, they could be at risk financially by shutting productions down if someone on the crew gets everyone else sick. to me, we are in a very big unknown. it couldld be very scary. >> animated films can be prproduced remotely. instead of going too the cinema, the new w spongebob will soon be arriving by a streaming service. brent: germany has told the united states to mind its own business over its pipeline from russia. the german and russian foreign minister declared the decision to be theirs alone. as u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo began european tour

and linda nolan will join us after 8:30am.gp if they're worried. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. just hours before they were expected don't like to get their exam results, hundreds of thousands of btec students have been told they'll have to wait and their marks will be reassessed. it comes after a row over how results were calculated for this year's a—level and gcse students, which will now be awarded using centre assessed grades rather than a controversial computer algorithm. ministers insist great care is being taken to ensure no students are inadvertently worse off. hashem abedi, the brother of manchester arena bomber, will be sentenced today for the murder of 22 people in the 2017 terror attack. abedi has refused to attend his two—day sentencing hearing and face the families of the victims — who gave emotional statements in court about the impact of their loss. at least 45 migrants, including five children, have drowned off the coast of libya — in one of the worst such incidents of th

the giants with social distancing, brandon crawford, nolan arenado at the rockies, top five, up 3-1.one-arm swing, that's the man. giants led 4-1, but the wheels came off in the sixth tied at 4- 4. david dahl got through, but watch the relay throw from dickerson. on the road to nowhere. that cost the giants two runs and they just couldn't rally enough. they lost in downtown denver 7- 6, giants record 5-6. >>> a's trail 1-0 in the fifth and then steven biscotti and 13 other batters that inning went to the plate. oakland scored eight runs all with two outs and put it away. it all came together with khris davis in the seventh. he had been 1 for 21 and the a's have won three straight. they won it 11-1 and lead the division with a record of 6-4. >>> caught by ron kroycheck of the san francisco chronicle, this is tiger woods today at harding park during a practice round. not only is ron a terrific golf writer, he's got an eye for the camera. pairings for the pga championship come out tomorrow. we wil (birds chirping) (woman chattering) - [narrator] ordering dinner for the family? (family g

nolan arenado made a great defensive play and hit this laser shot, his second in this many nights. 5-time final. the 49ers are encamp ready to go. there the only game in town. i'm just going to say this is a reality for raider fans. they are no longer here, it's all about the 49ers and jimmy g, whose sports again when he showed up for camp, his george kittle teacher. romance lives on, jimmy g. he talks about a strange off- season. >> obviously this is a different off-season. i've got a lot of new things to do, a weight room at the house. it's going to be different. we know that going into it and that's just how you deal with it. >>> you want to see a miniature bristly, and up and comer of stage and screen? here is. >> well, that little dude is awesome. >> how old is he? >> five years old from japan. and i love this, donkeys writing in their human friends sidecar. waffles is the big dog, biscuits is the little dog still just loving life. that's the sporting life. >> see later. after a storybook wedding and a magical honeymoon, mitchell and i are finally newlyweds. are you sure you woul

nolan arenado lines a solo shot off colorado native kevin jawsman to make it a two run game. colorado wins5-2. giants now lost three straight games. >>> miami marlins took the field for the first time in nine days after an outbreak of coronavirus spread throughout the them. they had 18 new players on the roster tuesday in baltimore. one of miami's old faces cervelli homered in the 5th and the marlins win in their re to the field 4-0. good for them. >>> and nfl, wide receiver travis benjamin becomes the first 49er to opt out of the 2020 season because of covid-19 concerns. he would have been on the bubble to make the team anyway. the eight year veteran signed with san francisco in march. >>> to golf. tiger woods has played in 84 major championships. he's never experienced what he's about to at beginning thursday. that's because the 102nd pga championship will be played without fans. meaning no roars from the crowd. you typically hear at majors for tiger or any other player. >> this is going to be very different. but it's still a major championship. it's still the best players

third grader nolan wu in california isn't sure in-person classes will work. >> i have this weird strong feeling that it's not going to work at all. you're going to need a face shield and a mask. and i'm sick of it and many other kids are -- they might take it off. >> reporter: at the same time, a recent study in washington, d.c. finds children of color at greatest risk for testing positive. the study found 46% of hispanic children tested and 30% of black children were positive for the virus. compared to just 7% of white children. those racial disparities unfolding in a crisis along the texas border, where there is an urgent race to save covid patients. in this icu, doctors and nurses flipping them onto their stomachs to help them breathe. >> today, i saw so far about 25 patients on a ventilator. >> reporter: next door, newborns whose mothers tested positive. clarissa munoz has only seen her baby through a phone after he was whisked away in a zippered tarp to prevent exposure. >> i just delivered. and they showed him -- they showed him to me and right away, they took him. it's not a good

it's his biggest film he's ever done, christopher nolan.an enjoy and to be experienced imax in a movie theater is the perfect movie to get back to the theaters for. >> the trailer by itself looks pretty intense. we know the movie deals with time travel, and there's scenes that go forwards and then backwards, but we're told that's not an editing trick. you had to shoot them that way and train to fight that way as well. >> yes, so i had to learn walk, talk, fight, run, block, punch backwards and forwards, so i had to -- it was a great challenge for me having a football background, being able to sort of unlearn what i'm used to doing so we were sort of discovering these moves together as with the stunt coordinators and it was a great experience. it was taxing on the body, but it was worth it for sure. >> with a football background, i'm sure it helped learning how to get beat up, get sore and work your way through it. >> right. >> watching those moves, it looks difficult, but one of the things i heard that was most difficult was learning to do

and she is like nolan is a badass and i'm like wow.i love the intelligence community is so supportive. the question deserves a serious answer. i am not an investigative reporter. i am a storyteller and when i look at dover air force base and tried to figure out how to get in, try going in the front door but if not i will try to go around the back and i went through and knocked and says i want to write a book, have great respect and see what happens into their credit they were kind to let me in, gave me 3 years of an president access. trump has shut it down, no one gets in anymore. the escape artist, you just can't see and got access to places you can't go and i knew i had done research with president bush and got help from president clinton but the reason they talk to me is the same reason the secret service talks to me. i worked with the secret service for 16 years and every acronym was over and over again and they will say to me i can tell you this thing right here but you can't write about it. you can write about this and in those 1

professor melissa nolan is an infectious disease expert at the university of south carolina.ogramme. so what was your reaction when you heard that russia will be administering this from october? well, certainly initially it is very exciting. i know we're all anxious to have a vaccine that is effective, but we certainly have some concerns, think, from the scientific community. and what others concerns? is that just that normally vaccines ta ke just that normally vaccines take a lot longer to test and test that they are safe? right, so normally it takes months, sometimes even years, for us to have a vaccine that comes to the market, four or five have a vaccine that comes to the market, four orfive years. there is really two primary concern is that we think of. the first is just general, with any vaccine. so it takes time for us to understand what the true long—term health outcomes could be. we also want to have a good long—term understanding of what that side—effect profile could be. the second concern we really have is more specific to a coronavirus vaccine in particular, and

out there talking about dealing with them as a strategic competitor and then if you look at doug nolan's credit bubble boldness saturday he had some great stuff in it about my pump a 0 and the speech he recently made and now there's no doubt that you know our interest in china's interests are not aligned and. you know. i think the tension is going to continue to grow what i'm hoping and praying is that you know we can actually get through a complete worldwide currency collapse without you know slaughtering 40 or 50000000 souls the way we did in the last large 4th turning which you know obviously was the the pression were 2 or so. you know it's entirely possible to do a currency reset and not have people die but it's it's not always the case so we'll just have to see how it unfolds but we guarding that relationship with china might pompei we did accuse them of economic blitzkrieg but what is the role of the united states in that and in particular the structure that is the us dollar by necessity it needs to run massive trade deficit and order to have a global reserve currency so isn't i kn

death taxes, and nolan arenado, you can count all of those things.just two runs. a couple of balters later, ryan mccan, deep in right field and you've got to make that catch right. the if he can't play right field he shouldn't be in right field. more sloppy play, david doll will find a hole in the field. and two run score because nobody covered the plate. and the final score was 7-two- point and sloppy defense is what played a well lot to do tonight. the giants and a ms. played tonight and that was the story because it looks like major legal baseball ishanging by a thread. >>> and 13 members of the organization have testa four ga with detroit. and have been in fact, since thursday and that field of dreams game will not happen in a corn field. that thing fell apart. and san francisco 49ers, like a lot of nfl teams hoping they are learning something from a lot of other teams that have predated them. and the 49ers have opened the camp with 80 players in there. and it will include a flew face joining the team. tight end jordan read talented, and often in

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for me, it's not christopher nolan's most involving piece of work, though.ire a chauffeur, guillaume, played by gregory montel. as a cash—strapped divorced father, he's reluctantly prepared to put up with a client who's both rude and demanding — which anne certainly is — but guillaume begins to take an interest in anne's work, and an unlikely understanding develops. cut from the same cloth as driving miss daisy and green book, perfumes pits two opposite characters against each other on journeys, making humourous work of their differences and tugging on the old heartstrings as they change each other‘s lives. there are moments of sharp comic timing. i definitely laughed out loud more than once. but generally, the film isn't quite witty or emotive enough to merit the leisurely pace. still, ifound it interesting insight into the job of a perfumer, which is a fabulously french job if ever i saw one, and it definitely doesn't stink. perfumes, or les parfums, is in cinemas and on curzon home cinema now. god created sex with boundaries and for a purpose. does anyone

were going to fly or aircraft or military aircraft and we wouldn't comply with the perspective was nolan boyd which we'd did and he looked them in the eye and he made that very strong statement. he stood up for our prerogatives and their allies prerogatives and yet in that same meeting later in the agenda he talked to xi jinping about how the u.s. and china could work together on climate change and how we could eventually build at the lateral agreement as a foundation for the paris climate agreement. that initial set of conversations opened up and translate into what we saw the following year with the bilateral agreement between the u.s. and china. justin that one session you could see how president joe biden could compete vigorously in push back firmly stand up strongly for the united states and at the same time be prepared to work with china in the interest of the united states to do so. i think he'll take that same basic approach. he will seek to compete from a position of strength but he will also work with china and any other country on those issues where they can advance the basic

[steel drums playing] - nolan, i'm very sorry that i overreacted and overstepped my bounds. - i understand. when i got into the chard game, i knew i'd ruffle some feathers. - sure. i'm just glad that we could all come to an agreement. - all right, everybody, it is now 5:00 p.m., which means the farmers market is closed. - and farmers market after dark is open for business! [sultry dance music] ♪ - well, if this is the way people want to buy their produce, so be it. - this town is full of lunatics. ♪ both: ugh! - oh, my god, this was a terrible idea. - yeah, it's like a tree barfed in my mouth. - bleh. on, everybody? welcome to "the daily distancing show." i'm trevor noah. it is monday, august 17, which means the democratic national convention kicked off today in milwaukee. it also means there's still three days left for john delaney to maybe win the mom no nation. you've got this, my man! some of you may have noticed my face is a little swollen. i wanted to address this before people start rumors. i was walking to subway to get my usual 3:00 a.m. sandwich, and this guy in a maga hat jumped

cinema goers in london are turning out for christopher nolan's new film tenet the 1st blockbuster release since the pandemic london movie theaters up to $200000000.00 film one ties audiences back after months of closure to the corona virus outbreak. japan's shinkansen high speed trains are making up for low pandemic passenger numbers by using empty seats to transport fresh seafood the 1st 140 kilograms are being served up in tokyo station only 2 hours after leaving the yagi that's 24 hours fresher than by truck. all right just when you believe you've mastered the art of mask wearing here comes the latest innovation out of japan the handheld mask diners and gave them a test run this week holding the masts in their free hands and covering their mouths when not taking a bite of food just the idea comes from here otoh soggy university of arts and the prototypes are made of paper or non woven fabric with handles attached students we use input from a test run to further refine the prototypes. right and now to the roads of europe where a new e.u. rule will require truckers to return home every 4

the #1 pediatrician recommended brand >>> movie theaters are hoping christopher nolan's new film "tenants back to the cinema today bow tie cinemas is opening a cinema the ceo of bow tie cinema joins us this morning to talk more about that ben, good morning. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we've been waiting for "tenant" for a very long time. it sounds like chains like yours are going to try to build a strategy around it right? >> we are. "tenant" is a new release from christopher nolan director it looks promising it's the follow along although not a sequel to inception which reached the 10th anniversary this past weekend. it had a strong international opening last week to about $53 million including in canada in 41 markets and so we are anteing a strong opening week and weekend it officially opens tonight with early shows. tonight through thursday, and then the wide release with a full schedule is friday. >> yeah. no, it's getting advanced press in maybe ways that no movie ever has. tom cruise tweeting videos of himself going to the theater to see it saying he loved it. to t

. >> reporter: gillian and cassidy nolan along with the four children had just moved into their new homejune. cassidy is a former marine who had done two deployments in afghanistan. >> the feeling is the same, you know? there's despair. there's sadness. there's sorrow. there's destruction. >> reporter: more destruction in fact than any family should have to endure. in 2017, gillian says her mother lost her napa home to the devastating atlas fire. a year later, her sister lost her home in paradise. >> bad luck with fire. we have no idea really what comes next. >> reporter: given all the tragedies of the potential for more fires they're not certain if they want to stay in california. they're weighing their options as well, as they look for lost treasures. >> we poured so much money into this home in the last few years that's what we have been doing since we retired is -- you know, we had to clean it. you know, we have redone the whole thing, redone the rooms. all for naught. >> well, experts say because of global warming, coupled with a lot of dry fuel weather from a drought or from wildfi

. >>> after more than a month of delays due to coronavirus, christopher nolan's highly anticipated tenetfinally opens to big crowds overseas. >> all i have for you is a word. tenet. >> the time twisting sci fi thriller opened in 41 countries this weekend, and made $53 million at the global box office. warner brothers will release "tenet" in the u.s. this coming weekend. seven states, though, including california and new york still not allowing movie theaters to open. warner brothers is of course owned by cnn's parent company warner media. >>> let's start a new week with a look at cnn business this morning. taking a look at markets around the world, you can see asian markets closed mixed here. europe has opened mixed as well. the nikkei surged after warren buffet's hathaway bought trading companies. on wall street right now, leaning higher here, and stocks finished higher friday. the dow closed up 161 points, the dow is now positive for the year. the s&p 500, the nasdaq closed at record highs. the nasdaq is now up 30% for the year. wall street and main street on very different pages here.

. >> reporter: julian and cassidy nolan along with their four children had just moved into their new is a former marine who had done two deployments in afghanistan. >> the feeling is the same. you know, there's despair, there's sadness and sorrow, there's destruction. >> more destruction, in fact, than any family should have to endure. in 2017 jillian says her mother lost her napa home to the devastating atlas fire. aiary later she says her sister lost her home to the tragic camp fire that ravaged the town of paradise. >> that fire. we have no idea what comes next. >> reporter: given all of the tragedies of the potential for more fires, they're not certain if they want to stay in california. the stanakers are'si weighing tr options as they look for treasures. >> we've been pouring our money and that's what we did after we retired and we've redone everything, redone the rooms and all for not. >> experts say because of global warming coupled with an abundance of dry fuel whether that's from a drought ore from wildfire suppression, they say these wildfires, these devastating wildfires a

nolan arenado, multiple clubs and you see why. at third, robbie and evelyn goria there and then with the bat, laser to left with his second home run against the giants. 5-2 final. three errors and three straight losses for san francisco. they have never played well up in colorado. here we are august 4th and a little home run history tonight as henry aaron gets ready to step aside for one very bond. joe fonzi with the stay in sports history. >> reporter: 2007 was barry bonds final year in baseball. it was on this day 13 years ago that he had his 755th career home run. >> swing and a high fly ball leftfield. can he get it? backing up and it is gone, he has done it. barry bonds has tied the greatest individual record in american sports. >> that tied him with hank aaron for the all-time record. that's the stay in sports, august 4th. >>> well in this day and age, in sports, i guess we've got to be happy with whatever we get. you got admit, it would've been so cool to have one of golf's majors in our own backyard, the pga at beautiful h

first up, the one we have all been waiting for — tenet, christopher nolan's action epic which was delayed