his latest film on the red carpet is "memorial" starring tilda swinton -- "memorial" starring tilda swinton. it references the protests that have been going on since april against tax increases and government corruption. the reason he made the film was slightly political in nature. thai authorities do not really appreciate his sort of cinema. it is an important reminder that while we give these filmmakers a warm welcome here, many of them do not necessarily get there in screened in their own home countries. he had to watch the standing ovation -- one artist had to watch the standing ovation for his film via internet from his hometown of moscow. >> building up to an exciting climate this weekend. let's now turn our eyes to the main news around the world. the european union is intensifying the legal fight with poland and hungary this thursday over respect of fundamental human rits and the rule of law, which critics say are increasingly strained in the eu's leading eastern states. the eu has ruled that poland is where judges contravene eu law and has ordered poland to stop doing this, to chang

among the ladies starring in the film frances mcdormand and elizabeth moss could not make it but tilda swintonas there. this is the ninth time wes anderson has worked with bill murray. he stars as the editor of a provincial magazine somewhere in france. it's all shot in the southwest city in france. it's a series of vignettes, these extension -- eccentric writers, preparing pieces for the magazine. they seem to center on astronomy, evan card painting. -- avante garde painting. it is a love letter to french culture, very stylish as always with wes anderson films. certainly one that will be successful in cinemas if not a big prizewinner. >> fantastic stuff. the palm d'or. a glut of cinema this year, as ever, i'd expect at cannes. there are additional premiers with nothing at stake in terms of awards but in terms of the prestige, being there. must be a great thing. olivia: absolutely. these are high-profile directors unveiling to work. you have work from andrea arnold, hayes and oliver stone. oliver stone is presenting a documentary in that section, cannes premiers called "j revisited 0-- jfk rev

so sort of quirky us movie called the french dispatch packed with stars. tilda swinton timothy shallow may bill murray. elizabeth mos hopefully will all be here on the red carpet. really excited to see that and then can, is always great for having scandal, movies and hoping this year that's going to be been detail which is a new film from peralta hoover. and you might know as the director of a basic instinct, this film is a period movie about lesbian nuns in the medieval france. so obviously a lot to like there, i'm hoping it's gotta be just as shocking as everyone expects to be. the w got rock bro, back in can thank you. some sports now formula, one's australian ground free has been cancelled for the 2nd consecutive year last year's race and march with scratch the last minute the panoramic started to take hold this year's contest and melbourne was shifted from its usual season, opening spot late november. but the formula one and we'll now have to wait until next year as well motorbike fans because october motor g p has also been canceled with just 14 left and the european football cha

if anyone was queen of this year's cannes, it was actress tilda swinton.ed to exert cultural power on the croisette, ironically far more than they do at home. i remember coming to the cannes film festival 14 years ago and being very impressed by an israeli—made film called waltz with bashir. it's an animated war docudrama put together by ari folman in which he depicted his search for his memories as a soldier during a time of conflict. it haunted me, so i was intrigued when i heard that ari folman was returning to cannes this year with a very different kind of animated film inspired by anne frank. when adolf hitler came to power in 1933, german—born anne frank fled with herjewish family to amsterdam. for two years in the 1940s, they hid during the nazi occupation in a secret annexe in the building where her father worked. this secret apartment is going to be our hiding place. much of the new animation is set whilst anne frank is in hiding, but it also moves between past and the near future with a focus on kitty, anne's imaginary friend from her diary. anne

you include some lovely old pictures of them — and then, you know, the artists — i'm thinking of tilda swinton images, gore vidal, patti smith, others — is there a common thread from the deeply personal to the more celebrity? yeah, i mean, what it is, really, are these are all people that touched me in that i2—month period between march 2020 and march—april 2021. and people that are either in my life they — because i was born into that family, or they're in my life because i created a family of friends and people who i find to be insanely courageous and heroic and inspiring to me. and then there are people like gore vidal who i met and never really had an opportunity to tell him how much he meant to me. there are people who i will never meet, like breonna taylor or dewayne leejohnson — people that are, because of their lives or because of their unfortunate deaths, are incredibly heroic to me. so, it's really about heroes and people that i aspire to be like. i talked in my introduction about your sort of discussion of fear and the way you admire people who confront their fears head—on and walk

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dispatch, which like every west anderson field, was just packed with stars. timothy shall m a tilda, swinton bill murray. all who are expect to be here on the right carpet behind me for that for the premier. so really looking forward to that movie and then cancel was great for having a scandal film, and i'm hoping this year that's going to be been detail, which is the new film from basic instinct director, paul, for whom. and it's a true life, lesbian, none thriller from the middle ages based in the middle ages. so obviously lat pull up there will see if it's as scandalous as everyone thinks it might be, or as i hope it will be. but those at least are 2 of the films that i've been waiting for now for almost over a year. now. a true life, lesbian, nun thriller as a sentence that ever so i'd say on international news. i don't know what it will. serious note. some of the major news today that has been as of american, so make it richard donna. no real connection with con, but he leaves quite a legacy. no, i mean can, of course is known for celebration of art house films of tourist about richard

del toro was in our set, and we went to dinner together they are just lovely human beings and tilda swinton to have a tradition back in the days when we were all here, it is called "$5 friday. you remember i don't need to tell you >> i do. i do >> seth: and you were here on a day we did it, and you put your $5 in and we still have it right here i'd like to show you this is the henry winkler $5 what happens is we spin this around, and we take out the winner, and they get the money now, when you were here, henry, you won. you're -- it's the first time a guest had ever won, and i'll let you tell everybody what you did. >> well, i -- i was in a limousine, and i was on my way to do "actor's studio. "inside the actor's studio." i was never invited, and so finally i was invited to do an interview with alec baldwin. got the call, "you won," and i asked how much it was. and i think it was $190. >> seth: yeah. >> it was such a hard decision not to take the money, but i decided, you know what traffic in new york and i -- monday, this was a friday. monday treat the crew to whatever they wanted >> seth: