which was behind the famous super bowl advert for its macintosh computers that was directed by ridley scotta dystopian world where conformity dominated and a single individual — representing the apple brand and, at the time, its new macintosh computers — was seen as resisting. the ad today, well, that conveys the opposite message, according to its critics, which is why it's getting crushed by creativeness and consumers. turning to china now. with the world's second largest economy facing many challenges, there is much pessimism regarding its overall growth potential. yet a key exception is emerging in the form of domestic tourism. stephen mcdonnell reports from the chinese scenic town of wuzhen. china's ancient towns and villages have for centuries been attracting visitors. from emperors with their trailing cohorts to adventurous travellers from overseas. now the country's policymakers are banking on this kicking in once more. in the picturesque rivertown, it certainly looks like the tourists are back. for a chinese economy that has not rebounded from the coronavirus crisis, as everyone had

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, which was behind a famous super bowl advert for its macintosh computers that was directed by ridley scottere conformity dominated and a single individual representing the apple brand, at the time its new macintosh computers, was seen as resisting. the ad today, well, that conveys the opposite message according to its critics, which is why it's getting crushed by creatives and consumers. michelle fleury in new york. today marks the end of the chinese leader's first tour of europe in five years. xijinping visited france, serbia and hungary and says he wants to improve relations with europe. but tensions over trade and his stance on russia's war in ukraine still persist. live now to zsuzsanna vague, from the european council on foreign relations. thank you forjoining us. we'll xi jinping see this tour as a success? are you hearing me? seam jinping see this tour as a success? are you hearing me?— jinping see this tour as a success? are you hearing me? am i speaking? you are live — are you hearing me? am i speaking? you are live on _ are you hearing me? am i speaking? you are live on air. _ ar

futuristic moscow, where the power over time is not in good hands, traces the dystopian world of ridley scott's runner, this is no longer just a film adaptation, but a large-scale, complex product with many references to well-known archetypes of modern culture. there’s this generational gap between the fact that soviet science fiction was great, but we don’t have it, it’s very big and this gap is painful, there really are few films, probably half of them we actually made, yes, i mean successful science fiction films. well, this is a dangerous genre, it’s safer to do something else. one of the screenwriters of the film from the creators of the attraction of the invasion was andrei zolotarev, known for the series the boy's word, trigger and the thirteenth clinical. he, as master comeo, alfred hitchcock traditionally plays here in one of the episodes. the role of kolya gerasimov was played by marco iidelshtein, and the role alisa daria vereshchagina. bright rising stars of russian cinema. their partners on the set were konstantin. of course, this gives 100 years, including this step for the entire

ridley scott at the helm.was unbelievable. >> so now your latest film is called "force of nature: the dry two." but before we discuss it, let's take a look at a clip. >> none of you have been honest with me about what happened on that last site. this is your last chance. there is a massive storm coming. it's going to engulf the whole search area. so you either help me now or we now while we can still final liss alive. >> cue the serious music. it's a mystery thriller. you play agent aaron. >> the first one being the dry, which was a blockbuster book, really. it was huge. so we made that film. the film was a huge hit, which gave us the opportunity to follow up the second installment for aaron, my character who is a federal agent. and in this case, he is doing investigation. five women go on a corporate retreat on a team building exercise and get lost in the bush. and one of those women is my informant. >> that person doesn't return. >> it's a whodunit, but it's also a bit of a survival tale as well. >> so in ma

ridley scott. come on, buddy, you know what i thought was fun of this when we first started this? i know your book was on amazon. i think it was like number 48,000. it was down. there was something like that, right? yeah. and then when you won, it went up to like 48 or 30 or something like that. yeah. you know, it's it was, it was crazy. it was, it's all been such a roller coaster because first of all, being on the sweet 16 at all was great for the book . and yeah, a great reading list. if anyone wants some suggestions. yeah. and then just watching it kind of slowly, you know, climb and just getting to see the response. and i think the thing that was really special about your book club is people did vote on it and get involved, which is unique. yeah. and so i'm a big fan of your audience now. they're fan of you. yeah. me too, me too, me too. i'm a big fan of your fans. yeah, i'm a big fan. yeah. congratulations, pal. and thank you so much for coming. thank you. well done. tracey sierra, everybody n

con benee which was behind the famous super bowl advert for its macintosh computers, directed by ridley scott a single individual, representing the apple brand at the time, was seen as resisting. the ad today, well, that conveys the opposite message, according to its critics. which is why it is getting crushed by creatives and consumers. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. artificial intelligence and tech are shaking up the music industry, from songs written by robots — to live performances by avatars. but who stands to profit? the artists, the record labels or the tech giants? my colleague, aaron heslehurst, has been speaking to the boss of the swedish entertainment company behind �*abba voyage�*, per sundin, who started by explaining his instrumental role in the rise of streaming giant spotify. if you go back to 2000, the heydays of selling cds and the music industry had a peak. napster came and eventually pirate bay and into thousand and eight pirate bay was the fifth biggest site on the internet. people who were downloading across the world and stealing music, stealing v

are a lot of them, unfortunately, here's a good one, he was filming about iraq, let's say, yes, ridley scottere are films about the northern military district, i honestly. also, here, this is, if you argue, too much pain, well, it’s close to life, yes, i ’m alive, i think so, well, well, here’s something that can already be comprehended, i don’t know how involved you were in this, at least informationally our 2020 in belarus , an attempt at a coup, let’s say, directly with foreign money, a time when families were breaking up due to political disagreements. the bonds between fathers and children were breaking down, right? something similar, it seems to me, is happening in russia even now within individual families, or people who have communicated for many years. well, even among people of art, let’s be honest, this is a chamber drama, this is already dramatic material, where there is conflict, where there is development, where there are heroes and anti-heroes, they didn’t think about making a story about it, i didn’t think, i didn’t think , here, but what you are talking about, yes, this is a

there are a lot of them, unfortunately, here’s a clinician, he filmed about iraq, let’s say, yes , ridley scottoubt about it, but to be honest, i can’t name a single film about the north military district today, and moreover, i even listened to shakhnazarov, in my opinion he meant the same thing , that well, there are no good... films are not being made now, so the question is: is it early or just right, or is it time to start? it seems to me that it’s too early, too early, too many people right now, wounded, mentally, mm, physically, humanly, it seems too much to me, it still hurts, that’s it, if you argue, too pain, well... i think so, well, okay, here ’s something that can already be comprehended, i don’t know how involved you were in this, at least informationally our year is 2020 in belarus, a coup attempt, let’s say, directly with foreign money, a time when families were breaking up due to political disagreements, ties between fathers and children were breaking down, yes, something similar, it seems to me, is happening in russia and now within the framework of... individual families or pe

lot of them, unfortunately, here’s a clinician, here he was filming about iraq, let’s say, yes, ridley scotts to me that it hurts too much , here, this is, if you argue, it’s too painful, well here’s a close one to the living, yes, i think so, well , well, here’s something that can already be comprehended, i don’t know how involved you were in this, at least informationally, our year is 2020 in belarus, an attempt at a coup. let’s say, directly with foreign money, a time when families were breaking up due to political disagreements, ties between fathers and children were breaking down, yes, something similar, it seems to me, is happening in russia even now within individual families, or people who have communicated for many years, well, even among people art, let's be blunt, this is a chamber drama, this is already dramatic material, where there is conflict, where there is development? where there are heroes and anti-heroes, they didn’t think about making a story about it, i didn’t think about it, i didn’t think about it, but what you’re talking about, yes, it’s... it’s a movie, it’s ready-m

them a lot, unfortunately, here is a clinical film, he also filmed about iraq, for example, yes, ridley scotthis conflict, this is also for sure will find its reflection in cinema, i have no doubt about it, but to be honest, i can’t name a single film about svo today, and moreover, i even listened to shah... what are you talking about, yes, this, this is a movie , this is ready-made dramatic material, but in my opinion, here is what we discussed earlier, it seems to me that time needs to pass, a difficult, difficult, hot time, and what will you shoot yourself in the near future, in the near future i will shoot a comedy, we also shot a comedy, you know, i liked the answer our director voiced , when we presented, to my question, to my question. him, why are we now going to make a comedy at this time, and we have, well, let’s say, an information-intensive time after the twentieth, because we were making comedies during the war, that was his answer, and the answer in my opinion was correct, he told me i liked it, so we took a risk, spent money on it, did everything right, yes, but that’s why you’

. >> the iconic 1984 ad, directed by hollywood legend ridley scott, depicted apple as saving the worldad showing tech taking over. >> i mean, i was just thinking about it. it's depressing. it depressing all of what's good about humanity. >> when tim cook posted this ad on x earlier this week, he said that just imagine all the things it will be used to create, referring to this new ipad product that has a new m4 chip. they're saying you can do all these new things on this platform. at the end of the day, it seems that the messages, perhaps didn't get through to artists in the way they thought. >> they rarely miss. >> this is also one of those ads that you're curious how it got out of committee. >> and there is a lot of hands it passes through. inside apple. they probably have some outside firms as well. >> you get the idea. it's like, imagine bringing this whole beautiful world into this tiny little thing. >> when you destroy it. >> depressing, that's a good word. >> that's all right. okay, thank you. >>> coming up, this really emotional reunion between the nation's top marine and a str

the iconic 1984 ad directed by hollywood legend ridley scott launching during the super bowl 40 yearsast decade has been that people are hunched over their ipads and their phones and they're not relating and they're not experiencing creating. >> i have to say i was surprised at just how much this missed. i will say the first time i watched it, i understood what they were trying to say. i think they're trying to say we're compressing all these different products and things all into this technology. but it was such an unusual miss for apple, because their campaigns in the past have celebrated all those things, the ideas they have tried to argue that their technology elevates musicians and creativity in so many different ways. those famous ads with. steve jobs so many years ago where they talked about thinking different and celebrating some of the great thinkers in the world. so to see them do this and to see the backlash, it's a hard one for apple. it's not going to change the outcome of how i think people think about apple. we'll see. >> that was crazy. i found it disturbing. i was wai