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this is a conclave, aldo. it's not a war. it is a war. make a wish. one wish?ace, the world war ii epic blitz from director steve mcqueen. a beautifully wrought story of a young boy trying to find his way home. wartime britain's home front depicted as a place for displays of stoicism, but also, as mcqueen makes clear, bigotry as well. # where have you been, my blue—eyed son?# at number six, a complete unknown — a portrait of bob dylan's early years. timothee chalamet shines as the young dylan, but some of the best performances come from the supporting cast, from monica barbaro asjoan baez and elle fanning as dylan's girlfriend. # i walked and i crawled on six crooked highways#. i know you're not the most comfortable person with people. i'm not? no. - in fifth place, a real pain — twojewish cousins go on a tour of holocaust sites in poland. it's a road trip movie and character study. it stars the very talented kieran culkin and jesse eisenberg, who also directed the film with great skill. at numberfour, the room next doorfrom spanish film—maker pedro almodovar,

it's not just these are aldo, is it the us techie? they've also been conducted as strides inside syria. so how likely is it that serious future will be decided by syrians and not forwarding loctus? it's tough, i think right now the statements coming out of the ok about foreign ministers meeting where all of the 8 foreign ministers from the air league, the us the you and the you and express support for a syrian lead transition are all very positive. i think we have more time to tell to see if there can be practical step, such as lifting sanctions against our side. we just had the solvers in which remain in place on this new government. and equally, as you know, we have to see if turkish back factions continue their classes, but the curtis dominated sir and democratic forces in northeast. so the international community should continue incentivizing the new government in damascus to uphold its commitments, to inclusivity, and protecting the rights of all syrians, while preventing any foreign country from taking steps that could violate t

. - aldo. - aldo, john. fran. - fran. - yeah, why not?ure if that's for public consumption. [laughter] - okay, why don't we gather a little bit, guys? - sure, sure. i sit on the ground, or-- - yeah, sit in a circle. - do a little communion. - yeah. - while politicians on capitol hill endlessly debate immigration, the real life impact is often left out of the conversation. these students want to be heard. i'm just curious, how has the gala theatre changed you? - even though i was-- like, i have immigrant parents, my spanish is horrible, and, like, it's kind of, like, embarrassing for me, but, like, i think reading it and, like, speaking it in front of other people, it made me more comfortable, especially. - i used to be very nervous myself, like a lot of you, very shy and introverted, and the acting, you know, helped me. - even if they have to work and support their families, paso nuevo gives them the opportunity to imagine other futures for them. - yeah, yeah. - this is a safe space to do that. - exactly, i mean, theater helped me focus m

the excessive locations of the bottom of the table, but it is a rust is new hypersonic with aldo rusnick, and the old service i images of the month to 5. you. so why the project last month to little damage, however, won't say no. it is that the arrest and report of the card only connected would meaning no explosion by the name private would have pounded a massive price a through the foundation of the facility by the full amount plans about security policy on it says is off right now plus and the expense of the damage on the ground . well i think the arrest nick, i clearly have shown that it has the kinetic capabilities of the fact that um that on this particular site that though they that just from impact they were going down . what 10 meters, that's 3030 feet. that's probably probably approximately where you have a lot of other underground activities that would not have been displayed in any satellite pictures. besides that, we don't know that we really know when those pictures were taken. now again, these are just and, and i don't think that's been recorded anywhere. and once again, th

and if i look, said aldo, on his haves, and what it could mean for the future of sylvia, he's imagined as the man leading the charge of fights as in syria. but nicholas known about of mohammed alto lani is no stranger to the position of the he's the leader of how i asked her it a shot became prominent in 2016 when he announced the re branding of his group. i'm a jump out on the stress and it spits from al qaeda. the other thing that his goal to create, what he said was an add to a shame front in syria, a point in damascus in 1982. i'm at a loss trust. gilani took a suit and then one he says, references family history of expulsion from the now pied girl and heights after the creation of israel and 2003 up to the us. inflation of iraq gilani left syria joining alcala in iraq, which left to his subsequent arrest, and in 2011, to return to syria, as the fond of on this row. to take part in the revolution against president bush on either side. and most recently, it's been trying to present a more moderate view of the revolution to take back syria, from decades of assets to rule the a below

this is a conclave, aldo. it's not a war. it is a war. make a wish. one wish?nd his way home. wartime britain's home front depicted as a place for displays of stoicism, but also, as mcqueen makes clear, bigotry as well. # where have you been, my blue—eyed son?#. at number six, a complete unknown — a portrait of bob dylan's early years. timothee chalamet shines as the young dylan, but some of the best performances come from the supporting cast, from monica barbaro asjoan baez and elle fanning as dylan's girlfriend. # i walked and i crawled on six crooked highways. i know you're not the most comfortable person with people. i'm not? no. in fifth place, a real pain — twojewish cousins go on a tour of holocaust sites in poland. it's a road trip movie and character study. it stars the very talented kieran culkin and jesse eisenberg, who also directed the film with great skill. at numberfour, the room next door from spanish film—maker pedro almodovar, his first film in the english language. i'll sleep with my door open, and the day that you find it closed is the day i

. >> aldo am i the last one? >> not quite. >> how are you?well, you know, fairly dreadful. >> have you seen the papers? >> apparently, it's already decided. it's to be me. >> and i happen to agree with them what if i don't want it? >> no sane man would want the papacy. >> some of our colleagues seem to want it. what if i know in my heart that i am not worthy? you are more worthy than any of us. well, then tell your supporters not to vote for you. pass the chalice and let it go to him. i could never live with myself. >> okay, so that's interesting. and it's also very today. i mean, pope francis has been the reformer, or at least tried to be. and he's had so much pushback from cardinals who are much, much more traditional. was that something you wanted to focus on? >> definitely. >> i mean, we wanted to represent the current politics of the vatican, but also current world politics, world politics. >> and they're more or less the same, you know? i mean, explain that. well, you know, there's traditionalists or populist movements and there is sort

aldo, so nice to have him here. he is here to do a little champagne one-on-one.i'll be celebrating that most of 2025. when you show up to the party, you could be the mvp if you bring a good bottle. a prosecco is good to start. what do you recommend? >> i used a prosecco here because it is interesting. the bubbles are very fine. however, there is always a little bit of a sweetness. you might not pick it up at first because the bubbles are hiding them because that's how our palate works. however, you have the guacamole here. the fat and sweetness likes each other a bit. >> one of the benefits of prosecco is it can be less expensive than champagne. when you're at the wine shop, what's the number you're looking for for a bottle? >> it depends where it's from. you can get anywhere from $15 to $20 to $30. there are upper scales, too. this is fairly accessible. again, it doesn't break your bank. don't feel guilty if you open a second bottle. because this is what new year's eve is all about. you can have a second bottle, too. don't feel guilty about it. >> can you talk s