cinema. they never saw themselves as a national cinema. day, when you have a meeting in hollywood the international market will come up. if you say "nick nolte" they say, "nick's numbers are good in the u.s., but they're weak foreign." it's always part of the conversation. and because we never had a national cinema we never thought in national terms that way. and we managed to use all that huge american merchandising and power and confidence to sell this to the world. and now, when any filmmaker becomes successful and wants to make international movies he comes to los angeles. so it doesn't really matter whether it's konchalavsky or peter weir or bertolucci... or victor babencko. or luis llosa, the new peruvian filmmaker who did the new sylvester stallone... the specialist. specialist movie. he now is an american director because he came to hollywood and did a sylvester stallone movie. so if you want to make an international movie you come to hollywood. he is no longer peruvian or american. he's hollywood. insdorf: there is a reason that, f

cinema. they never saw themselves as a national cinema. day, when you have a meeting in hollywood the international market will come up. if you say "nick nolte" they say, "nick's numbers are good in the u.s., but they're weak foreign." it's always part of the conversation. and because we never had a national cinema we never thought in national terms that way. and we managed to use all that huge american merchandising and power and confidence to sell this to the world. and now, when any filmmaker becomes successful and wants to make international movies he comes to los angeles. so it doesn't really matter whether it's konchalavsky or peter weir or bertolucci... or victor babencko. or luis llosa, the new peruvian filmmaker who did the new sylvester stallone... the specialist. specialist movie. he now is an american director because he came to hollywood and did a sylvester stallone movie. so if you want to make an international movie you come to hollywood. he is no longer peruvian or american. he's hollywood. insdorf: there is a reason that, f

these in >> bollywood movies are shot here and most people have access to a cinema, they do not end this is their only alternative. >> in shops like this people can get any movie that they want. as in the assault -- india celebrates 100 years of cinema, there are people here who favored singing and dancing epics. >> the only way to see a film is on television or a laptop computer. getting together at home is often the best way to see the latest releases, but they say they would like another cinema opening in the city. -- inget the feel that the theater, [indiscernible] movie, ito watch a would need a movie ticket. >> kashmir has a duty that will continue to attract producers, for the hundred years and beyond. -- the>> hello, and welcome to e journal. our headlines this hour. israeli bonds target in syria for the second time in three days. seven u.s. troops and a german soldier are killed in afghanistan. worlde ice hockey championships in helsinki, germany suffers its second loss to russia.

these in >> bollywood movies are shot here and most people have access to a cinema, they do not end this is their only alternative. >> in shops like this people can get any movie that they want. as in the assault -- india celebrates 100 years of cinema, there are people here who favored singing and dancing epics. >> the only way to see a film is on television or a laptop computer. getting together at home is often the best way to see the latest releases, but they say they would like another cinema opening in the city. -- inget the feel that the theater, [indiscernible] movie, ito watch a would need a movie ticket. >> kashmir has a duty that wi .> bangladeshis demand justice how is pakistan's first autocratic election going? and, china's youngest golfer. the biggest stories in asia, the latest buzz in social media all here on "linkasia." hi, welcome to "linkasia."

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accused of killing 12 people at a cinema in the u.s. state of colorado last year intends to plead plead not guilty for reason of insanity. lawyers for james holmes say they will ask for a change of plea next week. the judge had previously entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. prosecutors say they will seek the get -- the death penalty. the speech lays out the agenda, including laws that would ,oughen immigration, welfare as the country continues to battle economic troubles. -- in london this probably would have been one of the bigger stories in the uk today had it not been for a certain football manager retiring. >> this is second to alex ferguson, that's right. it is an overwhelming political debate. -- the, what the cover government says, it supports people who are prepared to work hard and get on in life, to use their own phrase. but by their own confession, their most intolerant of people -- they are most intolerant to people who they regard as lazy shirkers who want to milk the system for benefits and money at a time when britain

a cinema label based on user sites inevitable and money wise that is going to happen in the next couple of years but i didn't see a happening this year and. what was suppose i was going to say about a maze just a phenomenal margin and that's why i had this morning in may and so proud i can see the light on june fourth and yes. let's turn to one of very extreme sport as the record for the sky marathon has been smashed after two hundred of the world's iron men lead the sky run a well serious charge up here highest mountain held bruce michael crouch and the reports. i view the insurance board of sky running isn't about going into space on foot but it's still a daunting task of racing up to the top of a mountain especially when it's elbrus europe's highest peak at just over five point six kilometers while strong winds and temperatures of up to minus twenty degrees celsius made their way up even more demanding for those taking part in the opening russian stage of the sky run a world series. i've been working here for twenty years now and i can safely say the past winter was one of the coldes

an outdoor, all kinds of areas, an amphitheater, a cinema. islanders would move to the barclays. >> that is right. liz: here is the hook. six of the islanders games woul remain. they would remain at the nassau coliseum to keep that long island fan base there. here comes the big cut with the titans battling an all-out. requires approval from both the national hockey league and the owners of the new york rangers. they're not trying to let you d this. >> of think it requires the approval. dozens, actually. liz: al is that true? action red everywhere that they can veto. >> of think that is true, but even if they could, why would anybody deny the people of long island the right to see it seemed? and nothing that they would. the end of the day you have to do with his rifle the people. we put together a team called the dream team. we have a dream team of people. probably the most important group put together in sports an entertainment. programming, development, talents, money. liz: all right. let me get to the money. what is required your bid. becau

if it gets the okay it would replace sears and cost plus with a huge target store and a luxury cinema. >> we use tofd a theater there years ago on ela ka mean no. we loved that was so convenient for us. >> reporter: for fun for some but others think that target is not the right fit for the hillsdale center. some note there is already a target 2.2 miles away on the foster city san mateo border. others worry that the changes will be more traffic. >> there's a major concern and with the development area they're going to find that traffic is going to be horrendous. >> reporter: as you said earlier, there is a planning commission meeting at around 7:00 at san mateo city hall. if you have any questions, you should attend the public is welcome. reporting live in san mateo i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. well it wasn't that long ago that some people were questioning if the bay area housing market would ever bounce back. but it has, in a big way. today new numbers showing it's expensive around here. scott budman joins us in san jose today where the prices are going up and the

again a lived in cinemas either tell them and then he nods. yes because into me i'm. not personally a c. book is to rely on the polis plot. to if you feel. good kill him when you know way or. no way or new away i want to know it because i know that until i know casey all or can all . get a sprinkle me on me and. kill her strong one on one of the course. kill a human to selene pia. get off the sun. kill him you will. see mcinnes clearly don't pull. where there was a child i never had toys in the world same i'm thrown away i started collecting them one by one about the first three years they would steal them from my children grown ups all of them because they got used to it's an now they don't steal and nothing. like toys. and this was the first one. i missed teddy bear this one. i've had it for seven years. almost twenty years ago they threw the bodies of matt hill. now they toss them from the size. they tossed a lady come lately mutilated. they tossed her pieces from a player to down here. an arm here i like there. i can get in any place everyone gets along fine with m

there is a outdoor cinema. >> in gritty surroundings. >> this is really hard. but we're told things are changing. it's being called the trendy loin as some mid market hype makes think the way. >> this has a major affect. people who have jobs who can patronize local businesses and tell their friends to come down here. it's better than people think. >> the crime is still an issue. hundreds of neighborhood residents have signed a petition criticizing police chief greg sur for a decrease in police staffing. >> tender loin down twice as much. >> help is on the way. two academy classes in. and we're committed to making sure the tender loin staffed back up again. >> welcome news for those currently living in the loin as well as newcomers on the way. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> two families in napa have been forced out of homes after a tree fell and started a fire on top of 3 apartment house at about 10:00 this morning and brought down power lines. that started a small brush fire, firefighters knocked out the power, pg&e arrives to clean up power lines. an inspecto

there is a outdoor cinema. >> in gritty surroundings. >> this is really hard. t we're told things are changing. it's being called the trendy loin as some mid market hype makes think the way. >> this has a major affect. people who have jobs who can patronize local businesses and tell their friends to come down here. it's better than people think. >> the crime is still an issue. hundreds of neighborhood residents have signed a petition criticizing police chief greg sur for a decrease in police staffing. >> tender loin down twice as much. >> help is on the way. two academy classes in. and we're committed to making sure the tender loin staffed back up again. >> welcome news for those currently living in the loin as well as newcomers on the way. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> two families in napa have been forced out of homes after a tree fell and started a fire on top of 3 apartment house at about 10:00 this morning and brought down power lines. that started a small brush fire, firefighters knocked out the power, pg&e arrives to clean up power lines. an inspector

replacing sears and cost plus with a target store and a luxury cinema. is to make it more competitive with other up-scale malls. >> coming up, bay area student puts her spelling skills to the test. >> and a pizza guy caught with his fingers in the pie. the video that may make you think twice about calling out for delivery. hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. closedwishing you a warmt to you by sleand colorful spring. marijuana laws could put children in jeopardy. researchers found a spike in the nu >>> a new study suggests easing marijuana laws could put children in jeopardy. children treated for accidentally ingesting marijuana after it was allowed for medical use in colorado. most of them ate foods that contained marijuana. colorado is developing child resistant packaging. >> a pizza delivery guy caught on tape helping himself to the toppings. he's in an elevator here. this is in russia. he picks the pizza 8 different times. closed up the box, straightens his outfit and made his delivery.

people to buy a ticket without knowing what they're going to see, we've uncovered, i think, which the audience has been looking for for some time. there's been more than 20 secret cinemasometheus made more money than any british theatre made. on my night in shawshank, this was home. this was dinner, and they put me to work in a candle-making factory. >> you want me to lick your shoe clean? >> that's what i said. >> one of the pastimes, other than drinking beer, is guessing which film it is. because amazinglamazingly, the has stayed. >> what's that? "to kill a mocking bird." that's a good guess. our experience is designed to follow the same arc of the film. >> they shot tommy in the courtyard. >> get down! >> an immersive experience. >> you get in touch with your criminal nature. >>. >> reporter: and after all of that, we got to watch my favorite movie. >> i love this movie. i always cry at the end. it might be embarrassing. >> oh, no. >> reporter: but i wasn't too embarrassed to play along. and now i can't wait for my next part. >> i don't know. maybe it's just me, i would rather just sit in a chair, relax and eat popcorn. maybe it's just me. it's time for tonight's "c

a struggle at all. (robert altman) any film i've made has been seen by more people on tv than it ever has in cinema. think it makes any difference. eventually, every house will have a 6- to 8-foot screen and you sit 10 feet away from an 8-foot screen, you just as well be in the front at the ziegfield. (music playing) ladies and gentlemen, the break in our motion picture is made out of respect for the tv fans in our audience who are accustomed to constant interruptions in their programs for messages from sponsors. tv is a remarkable invention. where'd you go? oh, there you are. hi. (music playing) (narrator) in 1946, america's romance with the movies peaked. over half of our population, 90 million a week, were filling theatres. (charles champlin) moviegoing was a national habit. you went automatically because, theoretically, all films were, as we would now say, rated "g." there was nothing in any movie that was presumably disturbing to the least sophisticated member of the audience. some might bore part of the audience, but otherwise, we just went all the time. (narrator) though americans didn't know

a story from the 1960's. this year's festival highlights the best of french and american cinema, two nations that have played major role in shaping the art form. two iconic u.s. actors are featured on this year's official poster. paul newman and his wife, joanne woodward. director steven spielberg came -- heads the film festival jury. he is convinced the art of filmmaking knows no borders. >> i look at it not as a competition. i look at it as an opportunity to brag, to boast about all the different things that so many cultures get to say about their own lives and each other and the entire world comes together once a year at cannes. >> cannes typically favors independent productions outside of the mainstream. the film by the oscar-winning coen brothers tells a folk story. they are known for their art- house productions. cannes is an important venue for promoting this nostalgic portrayal of the 1960's culture in music. >> the idea attracted us because we are very much interested in this scene then and the whole folk revival scene. we were always interested in the music. >> whether french or american, cannes fea

a story from the 1960's. this year's festival highlights the best of french and american cinema, two nations that have played major role in shaping the art form. two iconic u.s. actors are featured on this year's official poster. paul newman and his wife, joanne woodward. director steven spielberg came -- heads the film festival jury. he is convinced the art of filmmaking knows no borders. >> i look at it not as a competition. i look at it as an opportunity to brag, to boast about all the different things that so many cultures get to say about their own lives and each other and the entire world comes together once a year at cannes. >> cannes typically favors independent productions outside of the mainstream. the film by the oscar-winning coen brothers tells a folk story. they are known for their art- house productions. cannes is an important venue for promoting this nostalgic portrayal of the 1960's culture in music. >> the idea attracted us because we are very much interested in this scene then and the whole folk revival scene. we were always interested in the music. >> whether french or american, cannes fea

again a lived in cinemas either tell them and then he nods. yes because in time you. notice in the a c. book is to rely on the boy's plot. to if you feel. you kill him when you know you. know me or annoy him as i know that until i know casey all or can all. get us there in camille me and. kill her sister on the one on one of the course. kill a human to selene be. give to son. killer leave you will. see mcginnis cured him pull. where there was a child i never had toys in the world same i'm thrown away i started collecting them one by one about the first two years they would steal them from my children grown ups all of them because they got used to it and now they don't steal and nothing. like toys. and this was the first one. mistery bear this one. i've had it for seven years. almost twenty years ago they threw the bodies in that hill. but no now. now they toss them from this size. come lately mutilated. pieces from down here. an arm here. i can get in any place everyone gets along fine with me my toys are like the kinds of people. i get there by car. and the tough guys

it's interesting that coppola who is the eldest of the group, went to ucla, a film school noted for more personal cinemaas opposed to usc which was always seen much more as a film school gearing people to the industry. their films -- ours were trying to be professional and imitative of hollywood. theirs had beautiful nude girls running through graveyards. that was a standard scene in any ucla film. (john milius) they were i guess you could say more left-wing, more far out. they used more powerful chemicals. and they smoked stronger things. (japanese music playing) (martin scorsese) the reason i went to new york film school is i was living in new york. we were totally separated from the main part of the industry, which was california and hollywood. we always felt the students on the west coast, usc or ucla, in a funny way were -- this was our imagination -- i think to a certain extent it may have been true, too. they were out in the same city. they might have more ability to feed into the industry. and to a certain extent, the type of films that were made by california students, they looked better in a s

bob woodward's meeting with deep throat in a parking garage made for cinema drama. >> get out your notebookre. >> reporter: but today, technology has changed the game. >> it is easier to track these leaks now than it used to be. if you e-mail someone, if you call on your cell phone it is much easier to establish that then than if you leave a flower pot on your stoop and go meet in a basement. >> reporter: there could be more to come. sources familiar with the case tell nbc news that prosecutors may be closing in on another suspected leaker who allegedly provided classified information to "the new york times" about the computer virus used to disrupt the iranian nuclear program. lester? >> michael isikoff at our washington newsroom, thank you. >>> overseas now to the conflict in syria. there are new fears tonight that the civil war raging there may be spilling over into lebanon complicating the push for peace. nbc's richard engel has this report tonight from istanbul. >> reporter: good evening, lester. beirut is feeling the strain and now the bite of the syrian war across the border. two rock

replace with a target store and luxury cinema. make hillsdale more competitive. planning commission meeting happens tonight at 7:30 at city hall. >>> 4:52. the national spelling bee gets underway today in maryland. >> hard to tell what she's spelling but the girl we heard is audry an 8th grader. 281 kids to reach this year's competition. and spelling these words wasn't enough, there is a new requirement. contestants now have to know the definitions of the words. that may help with spelling. always know the origin of the word helps. >> they always ask what is the defend physician. >>> a new airline tax is in the works. how much more you could pay when you go up in the air. >> diary discovery. how a woman found her sweet heart's war diary. >> caught on camera. what made this crane collapse on an apartment building in russia. we'll tell you when we come back. >>> we've got a game today. the bay bridge series continues. partly cloudy. a little cool. game time 7:05. we're watching this breaking news out of san francisco. a triple shooting in the san francisco's missio

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of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris but not to the streets that we know that are in front of the palace but the streets with a very mixed community. in those days, even more so. and that inspired you to do collections. this was in a way breaking a parisian code, wasn't it? instead of pretending these immigrants were not there, you're actually inspired by their colors, their hair, their clothes, and you turn them into your collection. >> definitely. i was very inspired by different peopl

a pupitres. >> en actos de heroismos lo cubrieron con el cuerpo, la fuerza del tornado arrazo cuadras enteras en el barrio residencial, vemos parte de la residencia y como aquí y en el cinemaico quedo en ruinas. >> padres llegaron a la escuelas, muchos lloraron con emoción y otros lloran sin consuelo que comprueban que están muertos. >> el tornado daño otra escuela pero no hay muertos ni heridos. >> en la escuela (información en ingles) se practica futbol apenas se puso cascos y refugiarlos, todos salvaron la vida, pero también los compañeros que se refugiaron en la iglesia metodista. >> continuamos en vivo en oklahoma, esta viviana, este reportaje es interesante. >> durante el día de hoy hay cuerpo de rescate, personas que llegan voluntariamente para rescatar algo si se puede. >> el 9% es hispano, como es afectada la comunidad?. >> recuerdan el momento de dolor que se cubrieron bajo el puente, otro esta en la ar otros se ocultaron en la caja fuerte. >> gracias, el jefe de bombero dice que esta seguro en un 98% que no hay mas sobreviviente pero el 98% no es el 100% a si que se sigue buscando casa por casa, mas de 100 personas son rescatadas, tenemos testimonios. >> así luc

just in this bit as a one man who followed us again the youth conformist was. just an old. cinema saw that all women men and then he nods. because it seemed to me i'm. not personally a c. book is to rely on the boy's plot. to if you feel. good kill him when you know you. know me or louis or an episode of it until i know casey all or can all. get a sprinkle me on me and. kill has a strong one on one of the course. you're all human to selene be. good if the sun will. kill you or. someone can this cure you don't pull. when it was a child i never had toys in the world same and thrown away i started collecting them one by one about the first three years they would steal them from my children grown ups all of them because they got used to it and now they don't steal and nothing. like toys. and this was the first one. mistery bear this one. i've had it for seven years. almost twenty years ago and they threw the bodies them out hill. but no now now. they toss them from the size. they toss to lady come lately mutilated. they tossed her pieces from player to down here. an arm here i like th

how are we going to solve this because this is honestly we have vested lots of money in a civility cinema adults have been. what's the answer here? these are rural areas. >> the answer is to work together on appropriations that would help us get the staffing packages and i'm pleased with what the president's budget for 2014 in terms of staffing packages including joint venture facilities in alaska and oklahoma helps us catch up to the amounts we need to catch up. it's a difficult climate over the last two years, but partially as we work with the tribes our proposal for a $77 million helps us catch up. >> is that enough? >> that's enough to catch up with facilities to be open in 2014. right now are doing a 2015 formulation to estimate which ones will be open. >> one last question. they have a top lawyer available. they will fill it up. va has the clinic down the street at that capacity in the full-service clinic. why don't we just take the clinic at the va has come and take the space that is a beautiful space, highly collaborative effort. >> is that a good idea? >> yes, because it allows u

a dozen years, first met william when the boy was 6 years old. >> she made sure that they experienced things like going to the cinema, coueing up to buy a mcdonald'srts of things that were experiences that they could share with their friends. >> how did she also bring them up to be not average, to be royal? >> it was a very difficult dilemma for diana to prepare them for the very -- very distinctive, unique life that -- that they have had to lead. and she did it very cleverly. taking them to hospitals, to homeless shelters. >> as young as 7, i remember diana specifically taking hmm to a day center where the homeless were being reclothed and refed. and this was diana's way of actually saying to william, "listen, look, it isn't all what you think it is living at kensington palace." >> she wanted them, a, to understand how incredibly fortunate they are, but b, what a difference they could make in the life of somebody else. >> as adults, both william and kate have afternoon followed in diana's footsteps. last year alone, kate made 111 appearances, many in support of charitable causes. william still actively supports centre point, the homeless shelter

and i've got a firm named general cinema and it tracks on line mentions of films and it had more buzz000 mentions of the great gatsby. i think there could be something going on here. maybe a little surprise to the upside by not flopping horribly. connell: you'll have more coming up on this. dagen: the trailer is hot for sure. connell: more from dennis straight ahead. dow still above 15,000. new highs for the s&p 500. gold big winner, performing nearly 400% better than equities in the last 10 years. cheryl and dennis have a guest next hour who warns better have some caution when buying stocks. dagen: congress investigates attacks. one of the leading experts says the u.s. needs to be better prepared. that's all ahead with dennis and cheryl. are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank yo in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial informat

a ride. >> pretty crazy to watch that helicopter just breeze by them. are you right. the snowmobiles look like they're flying higher than something designed to fly. >> look at that. beautiful, beautiful cinemaing to graef there and before it gets too hot thought i would cool you down with a look at snowmobiles. bye, winter. >> see you later. >> want to see the entire thing go to rightthisminute.com and click on best of rtm and you can also find it on the mobile app. >>> it goes nuts, like not a baby at all. >> a bird tries to pick a fight with a dog. >> i have never seen this happen ever. >> see if he is chirping up the wrong tree on "right this minute." Ñáçwçñ >>> the border kolly knows how to sacrifice the body. watch this. goes up for a giant ball and just totally for gets how to land. the ball too big to catch and he doesn't care. he sacrifices the body to try to catch this giant beat-up soccer ball and lands flat on his back, not on his feet. >> you can't blame him. from a distance it probably looked like it was the size of a tennis ball and as it came, probably couldn't land because there was a giant ball coming and he had to get out of the way. >> doesn't care if he hurts himself. he wi

the decision is clear they are off to position for a new life in a country they say can you give them what portugal just can't ask them cinemafuzzing cues we don't want to reach out and move in for the money we're movin so that one day we can earn enough to start a family as their slave normal lives here now if you can get a job it's all slave wages for perhaps three years that's not a living cells feature all of the party portable. coming up legs up into little bells that gets a roll up his sleeves fold some old crosstalk. you know i've been asked a few times if i believe in conspiracy theories which is kind of an odd question i mean just in general believe in conspiracy theories like all of them even the ones that contradict each other i mean j.f.k. could have been killed by the mob the cia the k.g.b. and very secret societies at the same time or could he have been know what you just declare themselves official conspiracy theories that's silly obviously it isn't could just go around fishing for evil plots to explain every situation the mainstream media sure does lie a lot but i think they're telling the truth about that wh

. >> these folks bought the first homes in what was supposed to be a 100-house development outside cleveland called cinemak. but the developer went broke in the recession, leaving just six occupied homes surrounded by empty acres, roads to nowhere, and fireplugs with nothing to protect. >> immediately when the boards went up, all of our mortgages went underwater-- our hopes, our dreams, our savings. >> norma scott's predicament is typical around this table. $200,000 mortgage, $100,000 house. still, all but one of these neighbors plan to keep on paying, including high school teacher monica hubbard. >> because i signed on the line. i made a promise. i made a commitment, and i can still afford it, basically. >> you know, there are lots of people all over the country, many thousands of people who are mailing the keys to the bank and walking away. they can't figure out how it makes sense to put more money into a mortgage that's underwater. >> can't speak for them. i can only speak for me. and my reputation that i have to uphold. >> your signature means something. >> it does. it does. >> norma scott is the only

it is a fact of life, it is better to confront its -- this is why people go to the cinema. this is why people like drama. be an i could never actor. it starts with having talent. beyond that, the thing i am for ever jealous of every time i talk to an actor on this program, they get to do whatever rest of us do not get to do. to act this stuff out. for you.it we ritualized this dance before you. it is collective. tavis: it is a beautiful thing. how big is the film going to be? >> it is off to a colossal start. i am delighted because it shows that its popularity must lie in the great metaphor of inside this iron suit, i am a guy. that is beautiful. insiden, you never see the knight's armor. roberts' character says, look. it is beautiful. tavis: he is wrestling. ben kingsley plays the mandarin in "iron man 3." i do not need to encourage you to go see it. i think everybody is going to see it. i am delighted to have you. you did not let me down. i have to go look up a quotation and do some research. that is our show for tonight. thank you for watching. as always, keep the faith.

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understanding of this is rooted in long-standing views, biblically generated, driven by cinema, driven by television, driven by acertain kind of racism towards arabs, driven by a whole number of things that are not really political. books, atrocious books like exodus probably have a bigger role than all the political polemics put together in shaping the way people of a certain generation think about this conflict, i'm sorry but that's the truth. and the terrible movie with paul newman. put on anything and it's going, nihcm it's going to convince people. nobody pays attention to that but that's the bedrock of the. where is this analogous bedrock for initiate are the guatemalan or other torture squads. it just doesn't exist. so i think it's a long, long slog to change these things. i think you have more people on capitol hill today whom you could talk to yo and you could 0 years ago, frankly. >> [inaudible] >> he said this is essentially tourism that we're moving towards energy self-sufficiency. the cold war is over. we have no strategic interest. could you expand on your outline of the strategic need -- [inaudibl

a cup of coffee. >> it shows what's happening in life, real life. >> reporter: nigerians watch movies at home or in makeshift cinemas with dvd players. most nollywood films are in english. that helps exports to other african countries. nollywood films are traditionally low budget and take just one or two weeks to shoot and edit. but he says that nollywood's film quality is improving fast. his latest romantic comedy, the phone swap, premiered on friday. dozens of people lined up to see the premier of the phone swap. some people say they have high expectations. others say they don't have any expectations at all. the phone swap tells of a man and a woman from contrasts economic backgrounds who accidentally swap mobile phones. they get embroiled in each other's lives and discover new things about themselves. the tokyo audience gave the film a good reception. >> translator: the mobile phone switch allowed me to see the contrasting lives of the rich and relatively poor. it was superb how they came together at the end. they are hoping to find a distributor in japan. they think this is the right time for the his films to br