i often i'm wrong but i think this time the best of the group is the hunger in film on body and soul. hungry won the academy award for best foreign language film two years ago with son of song filmmakers from the central european country are currently much in demand ildiko in u.t. is a hot favorite to be hungry as next star in hollywood's firmament. all this week we've been asking you to tell us about a prize that you have won lots of you sent us great pictures but the winner is. evangelist from san francisco who sent us this picture of her with the trophy she won for making the most customer calls after a job. well done with we'll be sending you an exclusive euro max wrist watch now so one of my favorite things about lin the food germany's capital has plenty on offer from all over the world only this week i've enjoyed peruvian vietnamese and italian but what's sometimes lost along the way is the local cuisine and all series fifty kitchens one city we go behind the scenes at the top fifty berlin restaurants and today we're paying a visit to the michelin starred sky kitchen where berlin a alexander cuppa is the head chef. you'll find food

we hear how the chilean picture a fantastic woman made history when it won the best foreign—language filmy does the academy keep giving its top best picture prize to little—seen films. why doesn't it embrace blockbusters? all that and more in this special review of the oscars edition of talking movies. the academy awards really engage the film—making community here in hollywood and this year there were a lot of unanswered questions going into the ceremony. everyone wanted to know which film would win best picture and what impact would the time's up movement have on the proceedings. let's take a look back at the evening. it was not an oscars in which any one picture made a major sweep. the shape of water came away with the most trophies, four in all, for best picture, original score, production design and for best director. this story of a mute cleaning lady who becomes involved with an aquatic creature had a boldness of vision, a vision that came from its director, guillermo del toro, a man clearly delighted by his victories. my next stop is going to see my mum and my dad this week. i'm g

door at the cannes film festival in one nine hundred seventy nine as well as an oscar for best foreign language film. by now hollywood. was taking notes but standoff took its time it would take a few more years before he moved to new york and make films like death of a salesman based on a play by our familiar. why you find serious in the handmaid's tale. land of decided to return to germany in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. one of his most successful films from this time is the legend of research which tells the story of a radical west german terrorist who flees to east germany with a new identity. now focus and off is back in new york this time which we turn to montauk loosely based on the novel by mark french it's an love story and possibly doffs most personal film. and i'm joined now in studio babbles berg with forecast and off thanks for joining us. you've had decades in the film business can you pinpoint a point or a moment a person in a film that you saw that put you on that path to become a filmmaker. in the same summer i was probably fifty in a few films and one of them was on the waterf

won the palm d'or at cannes, and has taken a year to get here, but it was nominated as best foreign—language film of it was not in swedish. elisabeth moss is in this. it features one of the great scenes of the year, which we are seeing here. an american actor comes in as an artist. it is an art world satire. this is an art gallery benefit dinner. he comes in to do a performance piece, but takes it far too far. here he is kind of goading dominic west. it's about finding art in that era. it's a satire on the art world. art that can be dated, what's the point of art, is it ridiculous? this is about modern art. it's about the curator of this gallery that we're seeing here. he loses his mobile phone, and his life completely falls apart and unravels. it really is a sort of film predicated on that. is that in the category of ‘first—world problems?'! it is very much about white male privilege and what it is to be a man in the privileged world. like, here they are in their black ties, and he is an artist. this scene goes on for 11 minutes, and you can't stop watching. it's extraordinary, but you don't go

fantastic woman, which just won to the oscar for best foreign language film, is a wonderful story about finds herself shut out of her life when her lover dies and the family descend. it has a brilliant performance by daniela vega, who is just wonderful, really mesmerising, a great screen presence and really carries the movie. sebastian lelio, who directed it, i think does a wonderfuljob of mixing on the one hand, you know, realist, gritty story elements with moments of fantasy. at one point it turns into a sort of musicalfantasia, in which she levitates. there's another moment when she's walking down the street and the wind is blowing, and it's almost like a supernatural wind. and the film is about, you know, finding your identity, finding your place, asserting your name, you know, saying, "i am marina, this is who i am." i've seen it a few times now, and every time i've seen i've seen more in it. it's really well worth watching, and it was a deserved oscar winner. so, your recommendation. absolutely. all right, and the best dvd? killing of a sacred deer. killing of a sacred deer is the

i'm or one the twenty twelve palm door income and an academy award for best foreign language film and twenty thousand. for michelle how to pass the bill ity to surprise is also part of our appeal this both of. us of course it's a lot more fun when an actor is suddenly and some say you haven't even thought of. it when you get presents in the form of this or that it's just wonderful and touching. will the boys that's a great experience and you go home with a spring in your step to shrink the whole. little bit of me here. so the movie business where her latest film is about paragon delivers a memorable performance it's almost i think acting is a lot about thinking actually most of the time you just think about it and it's a kind of preparation so. and it's it's more about how you do it and i know that you know. in my doing it i know that. something was going to take shape as we were doing it so. now aged sixty five is about power still has no shortage of roles she's currently taking part in for film productions. according to a recent study people in germany are a little happier this year

the film was a golden globe nominee for best foreign language film.ll also speak to the director, sebastian lelio, so very exciting program for you. before we get started, let's check in with lgbtq people, and read some of their quotes. the first one comes from elizabeth gilbert, who is the author of eat, pray, love. here's what she had to say, upon hearing of her former partner, rayya elias, on getting cancer.

never thought i'd say those words the chilean transgender drama a fantastic woman won the best foreign language film oscar. and the audience pleasing cartoon coco one for best animated feature the biggest thank you of all to the people of mexico coco would not exist without a shirt and lucy beautiful culture and tradition costume designer margaret olley woods big night is over but the movement against sexual harassment in the film industry continues to expand and grow stronger i deny to everybody robert oulds al jazeera hollywood. and the reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a u.n. aid convoy has entered the main town inside the besieged syria syrian rebel held on klav. but the world health organization says more than two thirds of the convoys medical supplies were confiscated before it was allowed past army checkpoints syrian and russian air attacks have killed at least forty people in the past twenty four hours. italy appears to be headed for political deadlock after sunday's election provided no clear winner populist the far right parties surged in support the right wing coalition has secure

never thought i'd say those words the chilean transgender drama a fantastic woman won the best foreign language film oscar. and the audience pleasing cartoon coco won for best animated feature the biggest thank you of all to the people of mexico coco would not exist without sugar and lucy beautiful culture and tradition. desire more really woods big night is over but the movement against sexual harassment in the film industry continues to expand and grow stronger denied everybody robert oulds al jazeera hollywood. a look at the top stories for you now a u.n. aid convoy has and to demand the main town inside the proceeds syrian rebel held. but while health organization says more than two thirds of the convoys medical supplies were confiscated before it was allowed past checkpoints syrian and russian air attacks killed at least forty people in the past twenty four hours as. about twenty seven thousand five hundred people will benefit from this convoy however this is not enough and we are continuing to ask for further convoys to be allowed in in the coming days so that we are able to to help more and m

who turns over a new leaf words the chilean transgender drama a fantastic woman won the best foreign language film oscar. and the audience pleasing cartoon poco one for best animated feature the biggest thank you of all to the people of mexico coco would not exist without sugar and lucy beautiful culture and tradition costume designer margaret olley woods big night is over but the movement against sexual harassment in the film industry continues to expand and grow stronger going out everybody robert oulds al jazeera ali. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories a u.n. aid convoy has entered city as duma the main town inside the besieged rebel held on clay of of eastern ota before being allowed pasta on the checkpoints most of the convoys medical supplies were confiscated. a hung parliament is expected in a timely following sunday's general election the five star movement is the single largest party but its trails a center right alliance which has a thirty seven percent vote share so far the leader of the anti immigration law liz party has said he has the right and. duty to govern italy. and bo

won silver barrel boards at the berlin ali film festival but it didn't win the oscar for best foreign language film but went to his friend focus learned off with the tin drum the marriage of maria brown became one of the key films of german post-war cinema and it was fast and does greater success one daily paper wrote the marriage of movie about is the film that brought people back to the cinema. city suppose that makes you feel so curious thing about this film is that there are so many people who have a positive image of money a bone and they push everything that doesn't fit that narrative out of their minds he saw east as spirit who said family that he to zhawar the they use this woman as a role model who just takes she knows how to reach our goals and make miracles happen yeah. maybe eighty. but they ignore her don't side. to this day people particularly women come to me and say you don't know how much you influenced my life with money our bones. circus is a victim a spirit i love me i think said maria but. in one thousand nine hundred two fassbinder finally received the golden baff in his film

fantastic woman, which just won to the oscar for best foreign language film, is a wonderful story aboutwonderful, really mesmerising, a great screen presence and really carries the movie. sebastian lelio, who directed it, i think does a wonderfuljob of mixing on the one hand, you know, realist, gritty story elements with moments of fantasy. at one point it turns into a sort of musicalfantasia, in which she levitates. there's another moment when she's walking down the street and the wind is blowing, and it's almost like a supernatural wind. and the film is about, you know, finding your identity, finding your place, asserting your name, you know, saying, "i am marina, this is who i am." i've seen it a few times now, and every time i've seen i've seen more in it. it's really well worth watching, and it was a deserved oscar winner. so, your recommendation? absolutely. all right, and the best dvd? killing of a sacred deer. killing of a sacred deer is the new film by yorgos lanthimos. it's interesting because it was at cannes the same time the lynne ramsay film was at cannes, and they shared

never thought i'd say those words the chilean transgender drama a fantastic woman won the best foreign language film oscar. and the audience pleasing cartoon coco one for best animated feature the biggest thank you of all to the people of mexico coco would not exist without sugar and lucy beautiful culture and tradition costume designer margaret olley woods big night is over but the movement against sexual harassment in the film industry continues to expand and grow stronger by the night everybody robert oulds al-jazeera calling. for more on this film critic dominic car is joining us via skype from the sounds of his thanks very much for your time do you think that they also has managed to strike the night the rights notes between the glitz and glamour on a very serious message. yeah i think it did and there wasn't as much focus on this new movement as we saw at the golden globes earlier this year but there were certain certainly enough mentions of it to make it a focal point we had. annabel it's your and ashley judd. and mira sorvino coming out who are three. sorry and. not mira sorvino who is who a

never thought i'd say those words the chilean transgender drama a fantastic woman won the best foreign language film oscar. and the audience pleasing cartoon coco won for best animated feature the biggest thank you of all to the people of mexico coco would not exist without sugar and lucy beautiful culture and tradition costume designer margaret olley woods' big night is over but the movement against sexual harassment in the film industry continues to expand and grow stronger denied everybody robert oulds al jazeera hollywood. ok it's time to get all the latest sports news let's go to town. thank you but our cycling is under the doping spotlight again a long awaited report by british members of parliament suggests the former tour de france champion bradley wiggins and his team exploited an anti doping loophole to take performance enhancing drugs weaken one the most prestigious race in fighting in two thousand and twelve but the report claims that he was able to take a steroids before that to treat his usma after he and his team were given at therapeutic use the exemption for the t.v. system allows t

never thought i'd say those words the chilean transgender drama a fantastic woman won the best foreign language film oscar. and the audience pleasing cartoon poco one for best animated feature the biggest thank you of all to the people of mexico coco would not exist without your endlessly beautiful culture and tradition costume designer margaret olley woods big night is over but the movement against sexual harassment in the film industry continues to expand and grow stronger i denied everybody robert oulds al jazeera hollywood. that's craven's out as chief film critic at metro newspapers is joining us now from london thank you very much indeed for your time of course the oscars are all about glitz and glamour and entertainment at this time of course it was dealing with a very serious subject do you think it was able to deal successfully with the issues of sexual harassment in the industry. yeah i think it did deal successfully i mean it was as you say this is not quite heavy stuff for a film award ceremony to cope with but the host jimmy kimmel managed to sort of sail an even an even keel i feel i m

won the palm d'0r at cannes, and has taken a year to get here, but it was nominated as best foreign—language filmear, which we are seeing here. an american actor comes in as an artist. it is an art world satire. this is an art gallery benefit dinner. he comes in to do a performance piece, but takes it far too far. here he is kind of goading dominic west. it's about finding art in that era. it's a satire on the art world. what's the point of art, is it ridiculous? this is about modern art. it's about the curator of this gallery that we're seeing here. he loses his mobile phone, and his life completely falls apart and unravels. it really is a sort of film predicated on that. is that in the category of "first—world problems?" it is very much about white male privilege and what it is to be a man in the privileged world. like, here they are in their black ties, and he is an artist. this scene goes on for 11 minutes, and you can't stop watching. it's extraordinary, but you don't go how to react to it. it's all about, what would you do in that situation? it keeps throwing moral quandaries at you. it's v

won the palm d'or at cannes, and has taken a year to get here, but it was nominated as best foreign—language film which we are seeing here. an american actor comes in as an artist. it is an art world satire. this is an art gallery benefit dinner. he comes in to do a performance piece, but takes it far too far. here he is kind of goading dominic west. it's about finding art in that era. it's a satire on the art world. art that can be dated, what's the point of art, is it ridiculous? this is about modern art. it's about the curator of this gallery that we're seeing here. he loses his mobile phone, and his life completely falls apart and unravels. it really is a sort of film predicated on that. is that in the category of ‘first—world problems?'! it is very much about white male privilege and what it is to be a man in the privileged world. like, here they are in their black ties, and he is an artist. this scene goes on for 11 minutes, and you can't stop watching. it's extraordinary, but you don't go how to react to it. it's all about, what would you do in that situation? it keeps throwing moral quand

never thought i'd say those words the chilean transgender drama a fantastic woman won the best foreign language film oscar and the audience pleasing cartoon coco won for best animated feature the biggest thank you of all to the people of mexico coco would not exist without her and lucy beautiful culture and tradition. margaret olley woods big night is over but the movement against sexual harassment in the film industry continues to expand and grow stronger i denied everybody robert oulds al jazeera hollywood. one man's been arrested in los angeles for allegedly stealing frances mcdormand oscar statuette a sixty year old best actress winner had a wood taken from her table during a pose ceremony party she has since been reunited with her oscar. now with four thank you mary cycling is under the doping spotlight again a long awaited report by british members of parliament suggests the former top of france champion bradley wiggins and his team exploited an anti doping loophole to take performance enhancing drugs the wailings has more from london. he is one of the most successful and celebrated figures in

never thought i'd say those words the chilean transgender drama a fantastic woman won the best foreign language film oscar. and the audience pleasing cartoon poco one for best animated feature the biggest thank you of all to the people of mexico coco would not exist without a show and lucy beautiful culture and tradition costume designer margaret olley woods big night is over but the movement against sexual harassment in the film industry continues to expand and grow stronger good night everybody robert oulds al-jazeera hollywood. and activism was also part of this year's oscar right there's always a little bit of politics involved in this you may remember the eight year old who is live tweeting from aleppo syria during the bombings and twenty sixteen well we're used to seeing her in war zones but on sunday the syrian refugee made her debut in hollywood and at the oscars no less we've been following banda since she was in aleppo posting videos of what life was like under barrel bombs. from i mean. she left aleppo at the end of two thousand and sixteen and moved to assemble where she started writing

5}; l5 ' ; l5 l=5n§3>5 fifiiii‘fi'siiit with we have the fantastic woman which is up for best foreign film languageight. red sparrow. it is interesting. it is based op a book bya interesting. it is based op a book by a former cia operative. jennifer lawrence is is a russian ballerina who is violently recruited to become a sparrow, an who is violently recruited to become a sparrow, an understood cover intelligence agent. she is taught how to seduce her prey. she meets joel edgerton and we know she has to win her confidence. it seems they both understand what the other is. here is a clip. dominika. you know my name? you told me. you stole my id from the pool. that would be illegal. were you just looking for me i would know where to find you if i was. did you wanted me to know you were following me or are you clumsy. clumsy. you americans think we are so interested in you. what made you want to become a translator. my mother is ill. my uncle helped me get the job. your uncle helped me get the job. your uncle is a very powerful man. in my country if you do not matter to the men in poweryou country if y

pixar animated movie that won best animated feature and also best song writing a very popular film another winner in the best foreign language movie category a fantastic woman which is a transgender drama from she lay and jordan peele who is up for best director for his film get out also was earlier a winner in the category of best writer and he's the first african-american ever to win that honor now there hasn't been a great deal of overt speechifying about the harvey weinstein affair or the me to move but there have been some mentions jimmy kimmel who is the master of ceremonies here at the oscars did say that what happened to weinstein being thrown out of the academy and generally disgraced was long overdue and he said the entire world is watching the film industry to make sure that it makes good on some of the promises to reform itself. in the wake of this very widespread sex scandal. so some rob what's that the main takeaway of the night sat sun fog and i mean we had to have they didn't film what there has thirteen now that nominations the shape of water as want to as one of the top contender assess so far how they've d

let's talk about best foreign—language, both of you have seen this film featuring a transgender characterransgender character,... it is a landmark this film because for the first time there's an oscar—winning film that has been led by a transgender actress playing a transgender actress playing a transgender woman. the actress daniela vega and she does a great job from the time the film was launched at the berlin film festival. it's been inspirational for the transgender community. she did an excellent job. for the transgender community. she did an excellentjob. it was for the transgender community. she did an excellent job. it was a favoured to win in this category. did an excellent job. it was a favoured to win in this categorym was a tough category. i was hoping that daniela vega might get a best actress nominee, there was hope of that with her strong performance, but fantastic. oso won not just because of the political statement but it is beautiful with the cinematography and delivers. allison janney winning the best supporting actress, this is a year about strong women in these pivota

as well as foreign language film "on body and soul" and a short documentary called "heroin." amazon drew only one nomination this year. the bestl screen play for "big sick. this after last year amazon had seven nominations and three wins, two for manchester by the sea and one for foreign language film the salesman. now the new oscars attention to netflix do help it lure film makers that want reassurance that netflix can help them earn traditional hollywood acclaim as well as global reach now netflix said in the last earnings it will spend as much as $8 billion on content this year the goal of half of that content being original that investment seems to be paying off with faster than expected subscriber growth and stock up 115% over the past 12 months crossing the $300 mark today to hit a new all time high. it is worth noting that the net flex is the only f-a-a-n-g stock up this week >> great stock good luck with the weather never have to say that in l.a. good luck with the weather this weekend. >> all right so as julia noted, netflix is up 25 50% this year. that's the best start to a year for netflix since 2012 the stock is no

>> it was weird enough in any language. [ laughter ] i thought we were going to win best foreign filmy there at the party? >> no. it was so crowded. i found the food. i found the drinks. and i headed for the door. >> jimmy: did you bring these guys to the party? >> i was thinking of bringing them in, but you know, i thought i know the driver and i thought this is so crowded, i'm going to leave them in the car. turns out frances mcdormand, i had the right instinct. right? >> jimmy: hers got -- yeah. as long as it wasn't an uber driver. >> no. >> jimmy: because that would have been a mistake. >> but it was a very crowded party. everybody famous was there. leonardo dicaprio, adrien borrowedy. a then when we were going out on the valet line we were standing next to elon musk. >> the tesla guy. >> jimmy: yeah. and alejandro inarritu was with me and he started interrogating him about recharging stations. [ laughter ] >> i thought this is a good party. >> jimmy: did elon agree to come up with some recharging stations? >> no. but had i seen the oscar wash i would have consulted him. >> jimmy: