stay with us. >> rose: anouk aimee is here;. she has been an icon of french and international cinema. she's acted in over 80 movies. in 1960 live magazine called her "the left bank's most beautiful resident." here's a look at some of her work. >> you don't know me at all. you followed me in the streets,, now you love me. it can't be very serious, can it? >> believe me, you'll get over him. you're a strong woman. right? >> yi, i'm a strong woman. >> in love you can forgive to be betrayed but i don't think you can be betrayed in friendship. you know, in love you can because passion and all that. if you love men, you have to admit it that they're cowards. but you have to love them as they are. >> rose: we are cowards? >> we begin like this? >> rose: (laughs) >> a little bit. that's part of your charm. >> rose: (laughs) we'll congress be to that. you're in new york for the necessary value of film preservation at the museum of modern art. you're presenting new digital restorations of three of the movies "lola" "justine" and "a man an

. >> rose: we conclude with this eving with the captivating anouk aimee, who can ever forget "a man and a woman" directed by by claude lalouche. >> i've been very lucky, really. and marco bellocio who i like very much, too, i've been very lucky, really. it's incredible to work with people like this. >> rose: evan osnos and anouk aimee when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: next month, the chinese government will undergo its most important leadership transition in recent history. the event has raised questions about the country's political future. even osnos is a long time observer of china. in this week's new yorker magazine he writes about how the pail your of the country's railway industry reveals a dark side of chinese growth. it'scall "boss rail: the disaster exposed the underside of the boom." i'm pleased to have evan osnos back at this table. welcome. >> thanks, charlie. >> rose: tell us about this railway disaster and what it says. >> this was a train crash last summer that turned out to be m