so he'd won a prize at cannes. they didn't know what to do with it.ood for alien, sir. i don't know what the connection was, but i was given an alien script. i thought, wow. said yes, went there, met them, and he changed. no, never say give notes because you can turn a go film into a development deal. you just shut up and say, i love it. so then i went home and the budget was 11.2 million, which is four times more than duellists was. i did boards for about months a month, went back to america and the budget doubled 8.4. so suddenly they see the vision go, wow. and so we went to double the budget. the power of a board, if you can get it right and it comes from the director, it's really... because a lot of people can't translate what's on paper to what it's going to be. and that's myjob. although gladiator won best picture at the oscars, scott's three nominations in the best director category have come to nothing. this why have you never won a best directing 0scar? you're such a great director. is it because they don't like big blockbusters and you make

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today a spokesperson for cruise said daniel cann announced his resignation in a slack message. the evp of engineering will now serve as the president and cto. the staffing shake-up comes after a series of setbacks for the autonomous car company. we've documented a lot of their issues in the bay area. in the last few weeks, crews pulled all of its driverless cars off the road after the dmv revoked key permissions for the vehicles. the company has also recalled its software and announced layoffs. >>> food for thought as millions of americans begin hitting the road for thanksgiving this week. the u.s. sees more than 42,000 traffic deaths per year, now a road safety researcher says he believes part of the problem is u.s. road design. david zipper says the wide straight lanes on most roads give drivers a false sense of safety when driving at high speeds. >> fast car trips can coexist with street safety. they just can't. at some point you have to make a choice of whether it's more important to save lives or to facilitate fast car traffic. and for decades, the u.s. has opted for facil

in the spider's web movie participant of the cannes international film festival, a comedy drama aboutnted by the torment of the creative process, starring the star of the oscar-winning parasites , song kang-ho. the film takes place in the seventies, director kim sees in a dream the brilliant ending of his almost completed film, changes in the script will make the film a true masterpiece, but he only has 2 days left to reshoot all the material. on a way. to achieve the perfect film , the director will have to go through production hell, censorship, dissatisfaction actors, conflict with producers and studio boss. kim ji-woon's satirical comedy references the country's film production policy in the seventies, when films had to be submitted to censors for review. at the same time, korean cinema was then experiencing a heyday. it was a time when profits were rising, but creative people had to get creative. this phenomenon is explored by kim jiun, who conceived the film the spider's web during the pandemic. how to make a good movie while facing all sorts of limitations. passing through thes

after another 3 years, batalov came to cannes for the third time again with a film that was destineded batalov for cinema, made him his number one actor , he was like a talisman, he had to play botalov in every film, and he also writes about him about kheifets, that he writes that he is pinocchio , and heif' is carlo's dad. having decided to film chekhov's classics, kheifits saw only botalov in the leading male role. and here is the lady herself with the dog i couldn't find it for a long time. and then botalov advised a girl from the msu student theater, iya savina. heves loved kukrennikov’s illustrations of the lady with the dog. and when he saw me, he himself told me that he was simply stunned. as soon as filming began, an accident happened: the soffit burst and a fragment hit botalov in the eye. the lady with the dog stopped when her eyes, it was horror, she stopped, the paintings and works, everything is terrible, and it is not known whether it is possible to remove them later. botalov hurried to return to the site, although he still had problems with his vision. however, and did

in the web is a film that took part in the cannes international film festival, a comedy drama about anted by the torments of the creative process. in the title role, the oscar-winning star. parasites. the film takes place in the seventies. director kim dreams of the brilliant ending to his almost completed film. changes in the script will make the film a true masterpiece, but he only has 2 days left to reshoot all the material. on the way to the ideal film, the director will have to go through production hell, censorship, dissatisfaction actors, conflict with producers and studio boss. kim ji-woon's satirical comedy refers to the country's film production policy in the seventies, when films had to be submitted to censors, while korean cinema was then experiencing a heyday, it was a time when profits were growing, but creative people had to get creative. this phenomenon is explored by kim jiun; conceived during a pandemic, the film the web poses the question of how to make a good movie when faced with all sorts of restrictions. going through these dark and very difficult times in korea

the resigned minister of defense reznikov, who not long ago pleased his daughter with a house in cannesn hryvnia were stolen from the budget of the military department. this is approximately 200 million dollars. the money disappeared without a trace thanks to numerous contracts for... the current billions are just the tip of the iceberg, since the ministry of defense has so far only carried out a superficial audit. as it recently became known, the white house suggested that zelsky ensure that corruption scandals were not leaked to the press, making it increasingly difficult for washington to extract money from congress for weapons for ukraine. however, the scale of embezzlement is such that it is impossible to hide it. appeared in the times newspaper, appeared the other day article where it is reported. the following: ukrainian officials steal as if there is no tomorrow. first ukraine, now israel, political tourism is a new trend of the european elite. symbolic visits and duty smiles, empty promises in pursuit of ratings. a kaleidoscope of a tour against the backdrop of victims of great

but in cannes, it was not the people's work, o meeting of the first page, stand up for justice, with reports, we exchanged the tests that exist and functions and estimates every moment . questions from us, answers from the first page, and evaluation and judgment with you in the first row every night at 19:30 on the khabar network. in the name of god. hello, good time , we are at your service with some news from the field of science and technology . fazavard helps in correct positioning and dealing with spatial wandering. american researchers say that this device, like mobile phones , helps users by producing sound and vibration to deal with spatial disorientation.

the three-dimensional penmanship of the authentic iranian d simorgh in cannes , calligraphy and islamic motifs surprised the artist of the world . these rings are very wonderful and all the simorgh components are placed together in three dimensions . the spiritual spirit of the works of this calligraphy master made non-muslim artists to admire these works in virtual spaces at the milan jewelry exhibition. i worked on a ring about 2 sans jai and allah decorated around it. this was so impressive for them that this work was posted on a site where all the people in charge of this site are jews. this was the message of iran's spiritual art to the whole world. except more than 315 works of master ali jangi have been remembered, the most important of which are zaman ahud, tavus, hajj, jamani zhab azim, and 40 works from the collection of 315 works of this master are recognized as works of art. will be farshid abdi news reporter of mashhad tv and radio. the increase of steel production capacity with the solution of bounian knowledge, technologists of the country managed to increase the producti

and confused by the security and intelligence surprises of the resistance groups that they try to cannh such a scene with such a scene the scenarios that the americans have tried before, that is, the scenario that the us has tried to attack iraq. what was the purpose of the claim that there are weapons of mass destruction in iraq, after their attack, the american officials themselves announced that, based on our investigations , there were no weapons of mass destruction in iraq? americans and by using the scenarios and shows that have been used by the americans many times by themselves, they are trying to be able to act as a prop. they use these to legitimize their own attacks on hospitals, to violate international laws, to violate the laws of war, so that they can perhaps create a victory for themselves and the resistance groups that are active in gaza and outside of gaza can actually deal a blow. let them in, mr. sadeghi, but in fact, i am doing what is there, what is there, well, now many experts say that the zionist regime is going with a burnt ground scenario, what is clear is tha

according to the legend, khrushchev watched the ballad and the film was sent to cannes, where it createdon, and then received more. international prizes and became the only soviet film to be nominated for an academy award in the category for best original screenplay. on december 1 , 2002, the russian team won the davis cup for the first time. previously, our tennis players reached the finals twice, but both times lost to the swedes and americans. and in paris, marat safin beat sebastine grosjean and evened the score with the french. the outcome depended on the duel between henri mathieu and mikhail youzhny, who started match with two lost sets. but then he pulled himself together, turned the tide of the game and evened the score. the fifth, decisive set, the southern team won with a score of 6:4. everything, everything, this. won the cup. our fans did not go wild, but boris yeltsin ran out of the stadium onto the court to hug all our athletes. this is what this day in history was like. thank you very much for your devotion to the values ​​for which we live and for which we fight, i am a

, this film absolutely deservedly received a huge number of awards, in particular three awards at cannesthe prize of the european film academy, and here i will literally say right away that we have such a drama, it has developed, there will be very little funding for cinema in our country, and in the coming years, because the state policy is focused on the production of tv series, this is our problem, let's try to fight it and we will raise this issue in the following broadcasts, because it seems to me that it is inadmissible to finance serials of such quality, which are filmed in our country, at the expense of the state, especially forgetting about cinema, well, let's return , or rather finish, also with a topic that has become scandalous, and here you already know, such an international scandal, and i don’t know if you know such a band, they sent me, it’s a teenage band, very popular, it seems to be ukrainian, but the musicians performed mainly in russia before the full-scale invasion, then they came to poland, began to give various concerts there, here is the frontman, you can already

accompanied by two of the prominent professors of this field, are the guests of tehran books, and in canneseate a book together with their friends who are artists and graphic artists, that is, they read their poems and stories and are criticized. it can be corrected, their friends are designing and tomorrow we will present this booklet that these children and teenagers wrote together to themselves and to the audience of the rest of the book. we have created strange and interesting experiences in the large area of ​​salal, both for book lovers and for our general audience, for example, general book readers in the large book store can create books and stories with their memories. each audience leaves a one-sentence book with an old typewriter. he types it was very customary that it was close to the courts where the layers and complaint letters were typed. from the olden days, well, you see , this is the idea we have of the old writers , and many people happily continue the middle of the previous sentence , and we have to see what the story is at the end of the creation. will be. and for publi

. >> found that for as our ride comes to an end, going to land right back here cannes is just beginning. >> say like riding a bike. >> that was xavier alton reporting for us. coming up, a local chef sharing cooking tips that will impress your loved ones during the holidays. >> for a lot of folks when it comes to thanksgiving and planning the menu. the biggest stressor is, of course, the turkey. if you're timid about tackling tonight on dine and dish celebrated chef horne shows us how to do right by the bird. and while your friends and family. >> like so many of us chef matt horn cherishes thanksgiving and he'd like to share some treasured family recipes on how to prepare the star of the show. the turkey, it is definitely the star. so you want to do right by you want to make sure that is cooked correctly. >> will have a beautiful brown color on but you also want to maintain the moisture nobody wants to drive >> the chef and pitmaster on an oh, he runs cow bird restaurant in oakland as well as horn bbq here. that's what it's about. love those shortcuts or any court or first off, babe, you

against an abnormal one, there have already been no negotiating tables, minsk and some others, even cannes do not know. let them go to lasves they agree, here i don't care, no military people accept it, every family has lost someone and not just one, well, how do i explain to people , how do i explain to myself that it's good, anrian, we need to go to negotiations, but what about those who, well those who are not, well, they are definitely not, or... it will stop, or there will be a collapse, and that's the end, thank you for watching the voice of america in ukrainian, see you tomorrow, all the best, take care, papa, greetings, we are looking for this boy who disappeared in the lughan oblast during the occupation under very mysterious circumstances, his name is myshkomelnyk, he still has... lines, as usual, i immediately want to ask you for the most important thing: do not remain indifferent, your attentiveness without exaggeration can help find misha, and just now, if you are watching this program on the internet, either please take just a few minutes of your time and repost this video on

it would issue a warning what we call the community warning system. 2 residents in cannes in the affected area. if it becomes a level 2, meaning on off-site impacts. currently, they have not rated as a level 2, it's a level one on side impact they again, health county health is in contact with marin county officials our notification system doesn't go out. and miranda just goes out in contra costa. so if there was determined to be off-site impacts are in, they would do the notification. therd's just discussions about that. now i have not heard that there's any off-site impacts yet in moran, but that will be evaluated because it's a fluid situation. but there's no off-site impacts currently in contra costa. now, let me just say no one wants continued cumulative exposure to this type of toxic material. so these are never good the the committee warning system is really designed to ask people to shelter in place if it's needed. and again, the health department has not made that determination. the fire is the fire it's it's not a fire. it's a flare causing a pretty significant amount of smoke a

and maybe you can give your opinion, because there were such disputes, maybe you remember, at the cannesstival, two performances at once were enough scandalous and loud from our ukrainian women, actually from the models alina baikova and ilona chornobai, one came in a t-shirt with the inscription... you are gone putin, the other was covered in artificial blood, and again among my colleagues who are engaged in culture, cultural diplomacy of people, such certain disputes arose, some they said that it was a really vivid performance, that our girls drew attention to the topic of ukraine, others said that it was not a language for france, that is, it was not aesthetically pleasing enough, or it was too scandalous that the french would not understand it, and on the contrary, it had a negative effect, what can you say, you know, in working with the french it is necessary to rely on them, on their knowledge, on their experience, and clearly, to work with them quickly head-on, it does not work, they simply do not understand it, you must always offer a dialogue, the french love dialogues, not at a

thick in cannes. >> i don't it's wonderful to have. you >> california governor gavin newsom meeting with australian prime minister anthony albanese the 2 of them spoke on the sidelines of the summit to address the need for climate action. it all comes just months after california and australia signed a memorandum of understanding to ramp up renewable transportation and clean energy production over the next 5 years. a pac which stands for the asia pacific economic cooperation forum also included thousands of attendees from various nations to partner on trade and the economy with a large focus on the manufacturing industry. you can follow our coverage of the epic conference on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to a page with what you need to know about the summit, which ends, by the way, on friday. and now to the latest on the israel-hamas war. israeli forces say they found. >> rifles, grenades, ammo and other materials while operating in and around al-shifa hospital at same hos

noel in cannes. >> catherine, i as we mentioned, even earlier, estimated 6,000 cars actually travel on that bridge every day. it's thanksgiving. wednesday is always the busiest day for travel there. were there any cancellations or you know, how long were the delays that folks were dealing with? you know, in that first hour or 2, noel, and they this could be a. >> a terror every the bridge is still closed. airports. everything kind of was suspended. no cancellations at this point. but officials are warning again that travelers might still face some delays getting in and out of the airport. there in the bay area. sfo no changes in security, but the airport is in close contact with federal agencies and they say they're ready to make any adjustments if they need to. all right, catherine, thank you for that. speaking about the airport, let's take a live look there right now. today, as we've mentioned, is a busy day for travel. it's airport travel supposed to be the second busiest day. >> for the thanksgiving holiday out of the airport, officials expect more than 6 million people will make t

in cannes they have now begun to remake medals such that we will now present them, and in berlin theyrful coincidence for us. the name of which chinese river is translated into russian as yellow river. look, i took a risk, it was easy for me. to your team, well done, you stood it, the film ivan vasilyevich changes his profession, was based on a play by a russian writer, ivan vasilyevich. who is the author of this play? there are too many ivan vasilyevichs. you know, there is the same paradox as the green mile and king, yes, who would have thought, well, there you go. something here is approximately the same as what is famous there, why do i have only one guide in my head, i don’t know, something is wrong, who is the author? ivan vasilyevich, well, obviously it’s not someone there, well, king, well, it’s clear, well, let andrey answer , king wrote about mysticism, that’s right, yes, yes, we cross out king, we cross out, but we can leave mysticism, we can and who is the author , gaidai, gaidai, gaidai, wonderful, mysticism and gaidai, slender, and gaidai was a writer among us, no, but m

musical midem festival the fact is that producers from all over the world gathered at this festival in cannesgest number of records in their countries came there, songwriters came there, releasing millions circulation of a gold record at the melodiya company, and after that... they were immediately invited to america on a huge tour of thirteen southern states with concerts, thousands of halls in universities, sports palaces, somewhere else they sing, sing, moving from place to place to the place, and their producer was so captivated that he decided to make a recording, and the concert was structured like this, the first part was sung by... the american group christ and ministers, and in the second part the belarusians sang, the singers, but the producer liked veronica so much that he organized in the city of nashville, this is such a city of festivals, in general, where jazz performed there, and jazz festivals and folk festivals, there was a wonderful world-class group : yama tago, what ate us, yama tago, what used to be, in the first composition of the songwriters, the only musician with a h

may december first premiered at the cannes film festival before the actor �*s strike started i spokethis an intriguing book for you in terms of working with todd on this movie? absolutely, it was so exciting _ todd on this movie? absolutely, it was so exciting to _ todd on this movie? absolutely, it was so exciting to get - todd on this movie? absolutely, it was so exciting to get to - it was so exciting to get to delve into this exploration of performance and, in many ways, i feel like that is at the core of it and act is of course very obviously perform, but all of us perform so many different roles in our lives and so it has got that complication of when is someone putting on a mask and when are they being their true selves?— their true selves? natalie portman _ their true selves? natalie portman co-produced - their true selves? nataliei portman co-produced the their true selves? natalie - portman co-produced the film portman co—produced the film and may december has had strong critical reviews. but todd haynes has said the movie did struggle to sell, possibly because it is a fema

“to love his own, so let’s watch, he is compared to the cannes and berlin film festivals, for 29 years names in cinema, he receives thousands of applications for participation from directors from more than hundreds of countries, stars have walked along his red carpet of the first magnitude, what..." of course, for leaf fall, every november for almost three decades now for all film fans in belarus is not only marked by the leaf fall festival. minski international, this season he broke all the records. firstly, 2,087 applications were submitted to participate. secondly, the geography covered 107 countries, here everything from china to africa, and thirdly, now the festival is not only minsk, this year the organizers decided that during the week-long fall of leaves the cinematic arts should be whirled as much as possible. more cinemas throughout the country, from which the figure has reached almost a hundred, but i propose to remember how it all began, the festival began in 1994, and how it was, since it is already our twenty-ninth, to be honest, in my it was all mixed up in my head, then

thick in cannes. you can follow our coverage of the apec conference star website kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code on your screen and it will take you to a page with what want to know about the summit which bans on friday. >> pavement conditions are, quote, fair on bay area roadways. that's according to an annual report card from the metropolitan transportation commission. it's the same result for the 7th year in a row. report looks at the conditions on the region's 44,000 miles of local streets and roads are in debt, cupertino, palo alto, brentwood, dublin, and the unincorporated areas of sullivan county. all topped the list with very good scores. saint alina sebastien full unincorporated napa county petaluma and pacifica. all earned poor rankings. >> all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look right now at the 70 oh bridge like the traffic department. the rain supposed to getting pretty heavy hot. >> yeah, i think tomorrow i tomorrow afternoon we're looking at the probably the main event. that's when the center of this area of low pressure going to sweep rig

members of the colusa and a bass families, old and young, killed and a strike on their building in cannes eunice. their lives trapped short, varied just hours after israel's cabinet agreed to pause fighting later this week in exchange for the release of 50 hostages. the truce will be a crucial window to get much-needed aid into gaza, but for those who have already lost so much, the news has brought little hope. >> translator: what kind of twos are they discussing? a truce to allow some aid in, may sarah oscars. we don't want that. we will manage with red, what we truly want is not a truce for aid, but our homes back. we want to return to our streets. what is the point of a truce if i can't return to my home, if i can't check on my children, parents, or businesses, saddam says. this truce is pointless. we have been sleeping on the streets for 45 days. we have no shelter, no home, nowhere to seek refuge. in the south, the very place people are told to evacuate to to seek refuge, more buildings are turned to rubble overnight. countless graves being dug each day, the death toll now topping 12

i cann empathize the can empathize most with savanna but i feel like i'm seeing women like her in new mexico. timy question is what to expectf the government and/or americans or people who enter phase with indigenous people globally and what should be the conscious majority and a perspective given that we have seen uprisings of other identitygr groups. how can we become more accountable about that. >> thenv invisibility is a big part of it and buy people are responsive iff they see a native american they don't even know it's a nativee american. and i'm happy to see really excellent shows like reservation dogs which is set on a reservation in oklahoma and it's about these teenagers who are hilariously funny and they have a really hard life. it is written by native american writers and there's -- it's a huge hit and it represents the because they are tribal people who are writing aboutou it. that's important and i think education is key. i grew up in california and i learned nothing about all the tribes here. all i learned was about the mission that were built along thee california coas

the resigned minister of defense reznikov, who not so long ago pleased his daughter with a house in cannesary budget... numerous contracts for food supplies. the current billions are just the tip of the iceberg, since the ministry of defense has so far carried out only a superficial audit. as it recently became known, the white house suggested that zelsky ensure that corruption scandals were not leaked to the press, making it increasingly difficult for washington to extort congress an article appeared the other day that literally said the following: ukrainian officials steal as if tomorrow never comes. first ukraine, now israel, political tourism is a new trend of the european elite. symbolic visits, routine smiles, empty promises in pursuit of ratings. kaleidoscope tour on the background. victims of great tragedies, fake theater and the heroes of its productions, in clear politics, watch today after the panorama. when friendship knows no borders belarus and our combines... get a record harvest in this year, zimbabwe in the african republic has sown a record area of ​​more than 90,000 hect

. >> remembering former police officer in cannes for security guard kevin nishita. what the investigating his death saying about the case. plus, so what police found that brought up the hopes of construction workers who that they would out of a job. and san francisco's first beer is being honored after brewing company close up after being open for more than a century. kron 4 celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area and we need your help to share their stories. you know, remarkable woman making a difference in your community. >> could nominate or for a chance to be awarded woman of the year. nomination by scanning that qr code on your screen or go to kron 4 dot com screen or go to kron 4 dot com slash remarkable women. ["paint it, black" by the rolling stones] black friday is now an nfl game day. let's go, baby! the dolphins touchdown! take on the jets. is that possible?! only on prime. this is unbelievable. only on prime.take a look at this. a truck on fire causing some traffic delays earlier today in the east bay. as video was taken on highway. 24. >> eastb

cannes is now starting to remake it medals, such as we will now award, in berlin they award the samename of which chinese river is translated into russian as the yellow river? look, i took a risk, i was just interested in looking at these huge frightened eyes , which are purely hypothetical, not knowing the answer to this question, oh, how fun it would be for you to return to the university, and one point for your team, you did well, you stood it , the film ivan vasilyevich changes his profession, was filmed based on play by the russian writer ivan vasilyevich, who is the author of this play, well, listen, ivan vasilyevich is already too much, you know, there is the same paradox as the green milia king, yes, who would have thought, well, here is something approximately like there is a famous one there. i have one thing in my head, i don’t know, listen, so, who is the author? ivan vasilyevich, well, obviously it’s not someone there, well, it’s not king, well, clearly, it’s not king , well, let andrey answer, king wrote about mysticism, that’s right, yes, yes, we cross out king, we cro

. >> the coral spawning at more reefs near the city of cannes gives hope that this wonder of the world might still be rescued. the speed at which we transition to clean energy and the degree to which our planet warms will determine how much of the great barrier reef can be saved. ivan watson, cnn. extraordinary images there. thank you so much for joining us. some roads may church. for our international viewers. , world sports is coming up next. and for our viewers here in the united states and canada, i'll be back with more cnn newsroom in just a moment. please stay with us. how warm welcome back to our viewers in north america, i'm rosemary church. more than a year after the u.s. supreme court overturned the law that legalized abortion, voters in ohio have handed a victory to reproductive rights advocates. cnn projects ohio will approve a measure that insurance abortion rights into its state constitution. abortion advocates are working to get similar measures on the 2024 ballot in o other statetes. some of which have restricted access to abortion, including arizona and florida. and th

the director here at csis, i cann tell you how excited i am for today's event. this is focused on a biannual basis, one of the things that we got most excited about at staff level. this is a benchmark product not just in the u.s. but for the world. as we consider plans for our energy future. we will see some of the key outputs of this new idea this morning from director decarliss and h colleague. we wilhave a few minutes to talk about how this occurs and hoindustry people and civil service can look at the idea and where it fits into the broader constellation of forecasts and documents we have. thank you again for joining us and ifou'd like to come up, director, give the podium to you. >> all right, good morning, everyone. it's an honor to be able to kick off our presentation of the international energy outlook for 2023. before i get started, i want to give a huge thanks to the eia staff. there is an enormous amount of effort going into the analysis and delivery the report so i want to thank them. also want to thank joseph and the staff for hosting this event. i

i cann emphasize enough how much uncertainty there is that i think there is always lot of uncertainty when you produce an outlook like this. we are entering a period of even higher uncertainty. the expectation should not be that you look across outlooks and see the same thing. when you see differences that is healthy. as a modeler i think they converged to the same numbers. going back and looking we have a long history we have done a lot of projections. being a modeler requires humility. in all of the outlooks it says the same, we have a problem. you see across the outlooks is healthy. to give you an idea of wh drives some of those differences, even if you are looking at another outlook and there is a scenario that looks similar to the eia. how is policy interpreted? i go back to what we did, strict interpretation of existing policy that is legally enforceable. what do they assume about economic growth? what do they asse about technology innovations? what are the cost pathways for renewables and other technologies. what do you assume about technologi that might be on the horizon that

only when she finished and said mom, will you come to new york so i canns ask you questions? did i get to find out she was writing about her father and about her family. she did really well. her first novel is still taught to freshman at barnard where she went. since then she has written three books. the last one i wish was before the election next year is to young people giving a lot of american history to get out there and boats. writing another novel spends time in their house across the way from us and our house in martha's vineyard where i now live full-time. she comes up a lot separate i do not know anything about her new novel because they don't ask. >> anyone else? the gentleman in the glass as a fuel stands up to the michael mic run orconceal please yes via glass of three parts you are both wearing glasses of very confusing i am sorry for the young man behind you had his hand atst first. yes thank you. text not so young woman's. woma. [laughter] parts excuse me and i apologize. >> i wanted to hear from both of you how your activism affected both your writing and your

it is compared to the cannes and berlin film festivals.ceives thousands of applications for participation. from hundreds of countries, stars walked along its red carpet first magnitude, what are you hinting at? of course, for leaf fall? every november for almost three decades now, for all film fans in belarus , not only marks the fall of the festival. minsk is international, this season it broke all records. firstly, 2,087 applications were submitted to participate. secondly, the geography covered 107 countries, everything from china to africa. well, thirdly, now it’s a festival. not only minsk, this year the organizers decided that during the week-long fall of film art it is necessary to whirl as many cinemas as possible throughout the country, from the figure has reached almost a hundred, but i suggest you remember how it all began, the festival began in 1994, and how it was , since it is already our twenty-ninth, to be honest, it’s all in my head... don’t get in the way, they were all then were a little similar to each other, similar to

the film also began to make its mark in pauutini and premiered at the cannes film festival, althoughthree months. the film will open the curtain into the world of filmmakers, saying that cinema is an illusion of the absurd, so why not work through all the cliches and give a lot of references and allusions to the entire korean cinema. true, the film was almost banned at home. because the image of the main character is based on a real director. kim giyon is a south korean author known for his horror films that intertwine psychoanalysis, horror and femme fatales. it was his relatives who tried to discredit the new film from director kim jinoun. so, the genre of the film was baptized as a black comedy, in the form of a film within a film. the plot of the film will throw us back to the seventies, it was then that a director named king shot his iconic film called the web. true, critics crushed him then, almost accusing him of... plagiarism and in general, the director was not satisfied with his work, as they say, finishing gishtai is a nice thing, so kim wants to reshoot the ending years l

just want to menti finally, that at the end of, an event such as this one is always wondering what cannedo to help what can do to help is go to the web page or books and books where will find aink to a project that was kickstarted by mitchell at miami's mitchell kaplan helping ukrainian books bookseers. this is fundraising with direct to help out those who have lost their jobs, their homes their livelihoods and also help replenish the destroyed libraries. and we've managed to raise $50,000 so far. there's much more to go. please be generous. thanyou so much for your attention. and writers will stick around here in the hallway and glad to speak with you. there are a few free books here please grab some books. also. thank you so mh for coming. while. history. here it is. author stephen fry. how does a u.s. district court judge from oklahoma end up writing a book about how russians and americans see each other and themselves on the world stage? well, john, the book really arises from my personal experiences in russia and in the united states with russians. i did not have any extensive conta

can find things about each of these cases that may be slighy different om your case, but what you cannupptsour proposition that when it isot viewpoint base, government cannot make distinctions when government is only givenut a benefit and not restricting any speech. >> i'm certainly happy to embrace the forum analogy that has beenhe subject of some of these questions. at the end of the day it ends up in theam exact place two things are important about the limited public forum reasonableness test. it is n rational basis. there is something more going on ther. if y look at the opinions on both sides i don't think anyone t court thought there was anyone eagg in rational bas. some assessment of whether it is propriate and some lik into intermediatecriny. i know they suggested that its different. the vie are more like tn they e different another one is rational basis. the second point, i think that this is criticallymportant. there is a nexus environment that exists in the public fum set of cases. the questio f the court is not whether the restriction at issue is reasonaen any purpose. even

and write anything, whatever you want, the fact remains that the palace of poland at the current cannested on the screen by solid stars, here we will see mi kirurg ifani ordan and oliver mazuchi and even russian celebrities from alexander petrov, lento will throw us back to 1999, somewhere in the alps, in an expensive hotel, i’m collecting. guests of various calibers, to meet the new millennium, not only a whole gallery of images unfolds before the viewer, but also a whole chain of events, all the guests are concerned about the possible end of the world, the author is clearly interested in surreal performance , a dozen storylines, micro-intrigues and no normative teachings from the director, but we move on in our review of the sports comedy from andrei bulatov , hockey dads, by the way, the family film became the debut in the feature film from bulatov, i managed to collect real... stars of russian cinema, here we will see ianna chipovskaya, mikhail porechenkovov, yuri chursin and even the famous singer polina gagarina. main role, role of coach andrey's children's hockey team went to ale

wilson is currently out cannes custody out of custody, but faces up to more than 3 years in prison.'s accused of stealing about 10 billion dollars from customers and investors before the collapse of his company last year. 31 year-old from stanford faces decades in prison kron 4 is your local election headquarters. governor gavin newsom announcing a new ballot measure that we've als will help address the state's homelessness and behavioral health crisis. prop one would approve a 6.0. $38 bond and use that money to provide more than 11,000 pedro health beds, supportive housing units across the state. proposal also seeks to modernize the nearly 20 year-old mental health services act, which was passed back in 2004. it imposed a one percent state income tax increase to californians are more than a million dollars per year and use that money for behavioral health services. if this version of prop one passes counties would be required to allocate a chunk of the money for housing and substance abuse services as well. proposition is set to appear on the march ballot. now, let's head over to

i met her 10 years ago in cannes, designers usually show their dresses there so people know about themminine and sexy, but not too much, i love it when everything in moderation. designers and bikers came to the summit to establish connections and find new suppliers for buyers, for example, serbian designer ivana batakovich, italian brands left russia, but she came, sewing in serbia from the same ones. it is made from lorapian fabric, we are the only company in eastern europe that is accredited to work with them. what is the price? 2.000 euros. and here’s how the production of russia and ecuador are woven into one thread. tobias' gang is educated. but for the past 6 years, textiles have been producing hats from the dna of the style. some of our products are located in ecuador, and some are located here in russia. this is our bestseller, by the way, produced in korolev. russian designers, of course, are also exploring the market. before the opening of the summit , a show was held in ggum with the participation of more than twenty local brands. here are my friends. they chose a nostalgic

what i cann ou, though, what iis can't describe is how beautiful it has been to see the jewish communityn america and aroundi the world, especially in israel as well, come together after day that truly horrendous day. i'm talking about people who just a few weeks ago were i' on opposite sidesopposite against each other, who are now standing together, fighting togetherach , mourning together we realized very quickly that jewish livewe rs come firs. jewish lives mean more than politics or anything els.e. i and it's really sad that leaders in our country have not come to that ha that sometimeskay it's okay to put politics aside, votes aside campaignsto aside, and just stand up for jewish lives. >> yeah, well, we all need to be protected. >> jewish people, muslimicans, americans, everybody, african-americans. we just need equal treatment. that's all we're asking for. and that's not that hard to do because it's in the constitution. >> elizabeth, thank you for exactl y. >> thank you. well, you're not going to believe what gavin newsome wt is doing for the chinese. >> you are. heart is the beat

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it made a record box office in india and became the first bollywood film to be shown at cannes. film a golden saree and created a sensation. the amazed julia roberts then said: this indian woman is the most beautiful woman on the planet. a year later, rai was invited to cana as a member of the jury. she became the first representative of india to receive such an honor. since then, rai has been a regular guest at the film festival, each time surprising with her unusual outfits. after her success in kanye, she began to be filmed in the west. in 2004, the film the bride of prejudice was released. based on jane austen's novel, pride and prejudice. in the action film the last legion, rai played with ben kinsley and colin firth, in the crime comedy pink panther 2 with steve martin and jeanne renoux. this is how aishwarya became one of her own in hollywood. she was often invited to appear on television, including the popular oprah winfrey show. she also became the first indian woman to have a wax figure installed in madame tusaud's museum. aishwari’s popularity is also added by the fact tha

a choice at canne.ast night. democrats breathing maybe temporarily but a little bit easier based on what they saw last night. >> an incredible night. >> an incredible night in ohio, virginia, and kentucky. we learned -- i think what we learned the last midterms when they were saying the red wave was coming. what we found out the next morning is that voters don't like insurrections. they like democracy. they don't like having their rights taken away from them. they want the right to health care. these are the things we're learning from the american electorate, and i don't know why republicans are not learning from past elections. it will be so interesting as republicans take to the stage tonight in miami for the debate, which msnbc and nbc are handling and how they handle the issue nbc is handling the debate, how they handle the issue of abortion. how they handle knowing most americans are against having a 50-year precedent overturned, and they were told that in grand form last night. >> and jonathan lem

they're to hospital, which cann getting to hospital, which can cause fatality.u go to prison. i'm sorry, peaceful protest. i sorry, but peaceful protest. i mean, support mean, look, i would support anyone's peaceful anyone's right to peaceful protest, hated the protest, even if i hated the cause. but but criminality cause. but but the criminality is criminality, right? >> i couldn't agree more. there is and authors is a i think actors and authors and scientists is the answer to the question who have we learned to ignore the most in the last three years? interesting, because , you know, i'm kind of because, you know, i'm kind of fed up now. i mean, i've always loved stephen fry. stephen fry is someone i've always really admired, recent years admired, but in recent years become part of this for me, become part of this blob for me, thatis become part of this blob for me, that is just continually telling people like myself and anyone else happens to have else who happens to have a different view of this argument that we might be stupid in some way what we're prevent

they're to hospital, which cann getting to hospital, which can cause fatality.u go to prison. i'm sorry, peaceful protest. i sorry, but peaceful protest. i mean, support mean, look, i would support anyone's peaceful anyone's right to peaceful protest, hated the protest, even if i hated the cause. but but criminality cause. but but the criminality is criminality, right? >> i couldn't agree more. there is and authors is a i think actors and authors and scientists is the answer to the question who have we learned to ignore the most in the last three years? interesting, because , you know, i'm kind of because, you know, i'm kind of fed up now. i mean, i've always loved stephen fry. stephen fry is someone i've always really admired, recent years admired, but in recent years become part of this for me, become part of this blob for me, thatis become part of this blob for me, that is just continually telling people like myself and anyone else happens to have else who happens to have a different view of this argument that we might be stupid in some way what we're prevent