now on bbc news, in a special edition talking movies reports from the cannes film festival as it marksanniversary. hello from the french riviera! i'm tom brook and welcome to our talking movies cannes film festival special. in today's programme, we look back at highlights in this 12—day french film extravaganza. 2022 is a big year for the festival — its 75th anniversary an occasion for rejoicing by cinema lovers. proper fabulous film festivals are wonderful places just to meet other artists and find out what they're thinking about. i love cannes. here, actors and actresses are worshipped. we report on hollywood star tom cruise coming to town and being given the festival's highest award, the palme d'0r. he is very nice. he played very good. and one of the most eagerly awaited films of the festival — body horror picture crimes of the future from david cronenberg. even the grimmest moments — especially grimmest moments — of shooting his movies tend to be the days that we have the most fun on the set. films made in or about ukraine where a central feature of the festival. for us, it's impo

talking movies reports from the cannes film festival. hello from the french riviera! welcome to our talking movies cannes film festival special. in today's programme, we look back at highlights in this 12—day french film extravaganza. 2022 is a big year for the festival, its 75th anniversary an occasion for rejoicing by cinema lovers. proper fabulous film festivals are wonderful places just to meet other artists and find out what they're thinking about. i love cannes. here, actors and actresses are worshipped. we report on hollywood star tom cruise coming to town and being given the festival's highest award, the palme d'or. he is very nice. he played very good. and one of the most eagerly awaited films of the festival — body horror picture crimes of the future from david cronenberg. even the grimmest moments, especially grimmest moments, of shooting his movies tend to be the days that we have the most fun on the set. films made in or about ukraine where a central feature of the festival. —— were a central feature... for us, it's important to present our movie and show

the cannes film festival has _ dramatically. the cannes film festival has condemned - dramatically. fe was permitted to be shown in competition at the festival has angered the ukrainian film community in cannes. —— tchaikovsky's wife. even though the russian director is exiled, has condemned the war and sought refuge in germany. cinema and art in general is a huge statement around how valuable our human's life is, how important human life is. it is absolutely an anti—war statement. aha, is absolutely an anti-war statement.— statement. a ukrainian filmmaker— statement. a ukrainian filmmaker is _ statement. a ukrainian filmmaker is annoyed l statement. a ukrainian l filmmaker is annoyed by statement. a ukrainian i filmmaker is annoyed by this filmmaker is annoyed by this film was my presence and its director at the festival. it should be a normal process when the cultural institutions cancel every russian citizen. when he is here he is a part of the russian propaganda. volodymyr zelensky. despite the resident's volodymyr zelensky. despite the president's play _ volodymyr zelensky. desp

he has a place at the cannes film festival, where loyalty to the kiev regime. cided to express the director. kiril serebrennikov what he said and what he sought to explain georgy podgorny these days in france are the very eminent cannes film festival. if you say that this event is exclusively of a cultural agenda, then, alas, the russian delegation was denied accreditation for journalists for reasons far from cultural, but here, who is still welcome is kirill serebrennikov, who was greeted with applause and who, of course, used in in his speech, political slogans, for example, not in war, this phrase seems to be like a code word or password for an entrance ticket to crowded places of people of certain views. if he wanted to speak there from his position of solidarity with his homeland, then he would have jammed. ah, but you can’t expect anything else from kirill, because he is a representative of that absolutely national and outside the national libertarian postmodern cultural pseudo-elite, which am and before but our operation only had success at the festival s

stay with us for our special program from the cannes film festival, coming up now. ♪ >> hello, thanks joining us show from the 75th cannes film festival. over the next few weeks we will bring the latest from the world's most exciting showcases of cinema. we will start with the opening film, a french zombie comedy called "final cut." >> you've seen it before most people. what is the pitch? >> this is really a love letter to cina, especially those b movies characterized by overacting, gimmicky camera angles and liters of fake lead. the story is about a filmmaker who agrees to do a french remake of a japanese zombie horror movie, despite his misgivings about the script. they have some serious constraints that the japanese impose on them. they have to do it in one 30 minute take, the camera can never stop growing, and that gives rise to some physical and of course there is the suspense of, will they or won't they manage it? >> it certainly sounds intriguing. you've been speaking to one of the stars of the film whose husband directed it. ♪ >> i declare at the 75th cannes film festival open

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the kama film festival before the war and the full-scale kirill serebrennikov they released him from house arrest, where he was sitting for several years, so that he could get to the cannesm festival, obviously denis too. all these things that he reported. actually, i can't say that this is some kind of guess or conspiracy theory, because kirill serebrynnikov is, in principle, quite tight hmm, he is friends with, for example, groundhog, and this has already become a legendary, much-discussed fact, and therefore we can fully assume that this director came to the nakan film festival with just some task and, as it were, chose very successfully rhetoric in order to convey such, in principle, terrible things that seem terrible to us, but in many cases they absolutely did not understand, even to the french or italians, and i don't know, probably to the british a little more, but er, well, actually, again, what i read er- there are some posts by foreigners who basically support srebydnykov because they very often do not know until now some important enough points in the russian-ukrainian war, which naturally makes europe very vulnerable to such propaganda uh, then what did he s

after a shipwreck, people tried to survive on a desert island, the russian delegation to the cannes festivalas not invited, our journalists were not accredited, however, the film by kirill serebrennikov was presented in the competition program, tchaikovsky's wife and in the results of the festival, lisa herzen rules on the red carpet in cannes do not wear one red, so as not to merge with the carpet, and the rest without restrictions. finally, the actress will dress up. maybe because he wants she herself, and not the way her director wants. here are the heroines of the film, the winners of the triangle of sadness passwords in swimsuits and barefoot and without heels. we are all equal. yes it's true. all people are equal, the swedish director rubin estland, already received the main prize 5 years ago for the film square with a triangle of sadness. he continues to study emotional human geometry. i am happy that the jury appreciated my film. it's both comedy and satire. well, that is not the genre that often wins at the anakan film festival shooting, overshadowed by the golden palm branch of the

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and in france, the cannes film festival ended, who got the treasured palme d'or. in the cities of donbass, which is still under the control of the armed forces, ukrainian troops they are equipping firing positions at social facilities , according to the general staff in lisichansk, units occupied a mining technical school, pulled combat vehicles to the building, and arranged an ammunition depot in the basement. the slavic formation is located in two schools. according to intelligence, the ukrainian military is holding civilians there. in addition, the general staff received information about the country's impending provocations. in kiev, ukrainian prisoners of war reported that the militants of our formation are planning a large-scale chemical attack. for this they placed explosives under a tank of poisonous substances. and as the prisoners of war said, the fighters intend to fire at the border regions of russia to provoke return fire from our side. well, then to set off explosive devices in the russian ministry of defense believe that the purpose of such an opera

delegation, like russian journalists, was not invited to cannes this time, which did not go mad like a spectator. evaluate the results of the festivalthe red carpet in cannes held one red does not put on, so as not to merge with the carpet. and the rest, without restrictions , the actress will finally dress up. maybe because she herself wants, and not the way her director wants. here is the heroine of the film, the winners of the triangle of sadness passwords in swimsuits and barefoot and without heels, bio, we are all equal. yes it's true. all people are equal, the swedish director ruben esslund has already received the main prize. cannes 5 years ago for the film square triangle of sadness. he continues to study emotional human geometry. i am happy that the jury appreciated my film. this is both comedy and satire. well, that is not the genre that often wins in the inokan film festival, the filming of the palme d'or film took place near cannes on the mediterranean sea on the yacht christina, which used to be owned by billionaire aristotle ananasiou. and jacqueline kennedy's film is not a satire on people like the greek anessis, who

for now, we take a break from the news and head down to the cannes film festival. ♪ >> hello from thestival where politics has become the star of the show. the ukrainian president gave a surprise address via skype. he was an actor before he was elected and beliefs strongly in the power of cinema. here's a look at how the conflict is being reflected. >> the red carpet may be rolled out, but it is blue and yellow on everyone's minds this year. the 75th edition of the festival reaffirm support for ukraine with the country's president kicking off the ceremony with an emotional appeal. >>eople die every day. they are not going to get up after the last applause, but will the cinema be silent or will it talk about it? >> cannes is not shying away from the war with two ukrainian directors in its selection. one won in 2019 inspired by fictional war between ukrainian forces and pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine. this year, he returns with "the natural history of destruction" that will be shown in a special screening. also competing is a fellow ukrainian director whose film " butterfly

the cannes film festival has _ mentality. the cannes film festival has condemned i mentality. russian film tchaikovsky deposit wife was due to be shown has angered the ukrainian film community in cannes. even though it comes from the exiled director who has condemned the war and has sought refuge in germany. he has rejected calls for a boycott of russian film. he makes the point that all cinemas and i war.- he makes the point that all cinemas and i war. cinema and art in general _ cinemas and i war. cinema and art in general is _ cinemas and i war. cinema and art in general is a _ cinemas and i war. cinema and art in general is a huge - art in general is a huge statement about how valuable human life is, how important human life is, how important human life is, how important human life is. it is absolutely and and i was statement. —— anti—war statement. and and i was statement. -- anti-war statement.- anti-war statement. despite resident zelensky's - anti-war statement. despite resident zelensky's film - resident zelensky's film filmmakers at cannes not to state silent over rus

was not left without attention and ukraine will tell more about the festival in more detail, marina bilenka and a lot of scope in cannese same name returned after almost two years of the cossack pandemic 21 films competed for the main prize of the palme d'or since this year the event celebrates its 75th anniversary that statuette is unusual it is decorated with 100 diamonds weighing one carat and received her film rubina eslund triangle of sadness in the center of the plot billionaires models and their servants, who ended up on a deserted island after a shipwreck, are now each of them the winners in their own right, director lucas don ta, who received the grand prix for the film about the same award was given for the film stars at noon, director clerden, at the same time , paka chanauka was named the best director for the film the decision to leave, iranian actress chramir ebrehimi received the prize for the best actress in cannes for the film sacred spider, south korean actor son kangho was awarded for the film the mediator, he received the award for the best male role and the swede and a year of congratulations for h

appearance of president volodymyr zelenskyi at the opening of the film festival tsn correspondent valeriya the blacksmith will tell more cannes' already traditional red carpet gathers here once a year leading actors and directors from all over the world star of this year's festival american actress juliana moore festival deacon despite the war in ukraine our films will also be here at the opening, volodymyr zelenskyy addresses the participants with us today in broadcast live from kyiv, the president of ukraine, the most terrible war since the second world war, above all, the bells of one person who in moscow, other people die every day and they will not come back to life after the phrase the stop is removed the head of the jury is asked if the war in ukraine has influenced the way they watch and evaluate films the members of the jury and actually i myself are gathering together at a time when all this is happening in the world we will look a little differently the way we play the theme some films from those that we will watch are very related to current events and will touch us appropriately renamed the film discovery such a

during the war lena chichenina olena good evening i would like to congratulate you vasyl at the cannes film festival right now they are showing the film panfir - this is a ukrainian film directed by dmytro suhoy such a bag, this is his first such debut feature film and immediately cannes is very cool. this is him performing in the two-week program of directors, because at the cannes festival there are a lot of different programs, 23 films were included. and in total, dmytro sago lepky sobchuk is intriguing because, in his opinion, panfir shows why we have such a strong character. he said this in one of the interviews. the main character of this tape is a man who has a criminal past related to smuggling. he goes to poland to earn money, returns and seems to want to get on the righteous path, but due to debts, the story is not very good, so he decides to go back to practice to save his family, well , i want to say, of course, i haven't watched the movie yet, i really hope that it will be shown to us as soon as possible faster but it is known that it is quite authentic because for nine months the actor

him an honorary surprise palm d'or, the festival's highest award. i think what canneske arthouse pictures, but he does power cinema, and i think that is why cannes is honouring him this year. in 1986, tom cruise starred in the original top gun, playing a us navy test pilot. it was a huge hit. it was made in cooperation with the pentagon. in the wake of the film, recruitment into the us military reportedly shot up. some say the film glamorised combat, a point that i put to a very young tom cruise at that time. if we wanted to make a war film or a film that glorifies combat, we would have been blowing people away from the beginning to the end. it's a film about character, and essentially, in the end, big battle, the adversary is faceless, nameless. the opponent is symbolic of the character and his conflict. now, 36 years later, we have the top gun — maverick sequel. the film has been getting outstanding reviews. it's seen as less jingoistic than its predecessor. tom cruise is not an actor without controversy. he has long been an outspoken advocate of scientology, but it

that are important such as birdland, sundance and toronto but cannes will long reign as the queen of festivalsagged kicking industry? streaming into the 21st century?— streaming into the 21st centu ? ~ , . century? absolutely and streamers _ century? absolutely and streamers will _ century? absolutely and streamers will appear, l century? absolutely and - streamers will appear, don't forget they are all there, they are all on cannes and buying films for us to see this year and in coming years, and it will bea and in coming years, and it will be a thriving business, for some time to calm because after all who wouldn't want to spend a few days on the cot this year. spend a few days on the cot this year-— spend a few days on the cot this ear. . ., ., , this year. on that note lovely to talk to _ this year. on that note lovely to talk to you. _ this year. on that note lovely to talk to you. thanks - this year. on that note lovely to talk to you. thanks for - to talk to you. thanks for being with us. enjoy your trip. interesting how things are changing at the moment. you can see the headlines comin

tom cruise took their breath away at the cannes film festival. the a lister was on the red carpet for his movie top gun: maverick. this is live from paris. ♪ mark: thank you very much for being with us. a russian soldier pleaded guilty this wednesday to killing ukrainian civilian in the opening stages of moscow's invasion during the first war crimes trial held since the war in ukraine began. the 21-year-old conscript from siberia said he was ordered to fire at the 62-year-old man by his superior. he faces life in prison. the hearing is the first in a series of proceedgs being brought by ukraine agast russn servicen who have been accused of carrying out atrocities by western allies. also it's a public tes of the civil system, simultaneously investigating abuses allegedly committed by russian forces. >> do you know what you are accused of? >> yes. >> do you plead guilty? >> yes. >> do you agree to testify? >> yes, i agree to testify. reporter: he pleaded guilty and then the prosecutor said that they wanted to hear one of the victims. there are seve

and the con film festival takes its final biased swedish director reuben of slugs wins. he is the 2nd best picture ward at the cannes film festival for a controversial satire. are correspondent on the french riviera. ah, on pablo folio yes, welcome to the program. russian forces have kept up their vast offensive aimed at seizing all of ukraine's industrial don bass region. the onslaught is causing heavy losses among ukrainian forces. it's also raising fears that since he's in the don bask, could face the same hires that took place in murray. you pull more russian artillery blasted the city with no apparent attempt to avoid civilian casualties. and russia 1st invaded done thus 8 years ago, capturing part of the region. now it says it aims to seize the rest. dw correspondence. mateus bellinger has visited one town living under the shadow of war. for years occasional shelling has occurred here. but now the shells had daily. welcome to new york. that is what this town on the front line in eastern ukraine is officially called. german settlers picked the name in the 19th century style and renamed it novgorod scale. the na

coming up, the latest from the con film festival -- the cannes film festival.ing us. today, we are going to meet some actors who shot to international stardom. noomi rapace will be part of the process in deciding which of the best films here. it means she's got to watch 21 movies in just 12 days. >> hello. thank you for speaking to us. you are part ofhis year's jerry. -- this year's jury. how did you feel getting that call? >> i got a sensation of extreme happiness, and i felt like all the hair on my body just stood up. it was a very physal reaction, and i felt so honored and really touched. ♪ >> you're no stranger to cannes. what can you tell us about your experience here? >> my favorite was probably last year when i was here with a small icelandic movie we shot up in a remote village, far from glamour, far from anything sparkly and the glamour of our industry, and i did not expect that movie to travel so far, so it was really a very big moment for me when were standing here together last year kind of showing it for the world for the first time. >> not only th

we define it really as another scandal at the cannes film festival, which is currently ongoing in france serebrynnikov - this is a russian director who was invited to the competition program and against whose participation ukrainian cinematographers fought, but he still got there and gave a car-column press conference absolutely because at it he is, in the opinion of many of my colleagues who are engaged in cinema, talked himself into, well, let's say so, the mentions in the gas, because first of all, he started with the fact that the cafe against the war should be all these pacifist things, but at the same time under the noise, for example, he called to help the families of russian soldiers who died in the war in ukraine, because you see, they were left without a breadwinner and this is terrible, of course we understand your pain - only the silver caraval speaks . people need to be helped to live on, and he calls for help, well, he played the russian state and he himself says that he is helping. and if his film is released in the french box office, it is about tchaikovsky. by the way, h

and, the top prize at this year's cannes film festival has been awarded to sweden's ruben 0stlund.ovie, triangle of sadness, receive the palme d'or for outstanding film. the leaders of france and germany have made a joint appeal to president putin to hold serious talks with the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, as russia claims to have made strategically significant gains. ukraine has warned it may have to withdraw from severodonetsk the easternmost city it still controls. it comes as the russian ambassador to the uk told the bbc that moscow will not use tactical nuclear weapons in the battle for ukraine. our world affairs correspondent caroline hawley reports. russian forces in action in eastern ukraine, where they're making advances. moscow says its forces have captured the town of lyman, an important railway hub, and the key city of severodonestk is now in its sights. translation: if the occupiers think that lyman and _ severodonetsk will be theirs, they are wrong. donbas will be ukrainian. but this is the kind of firepower russia is bringing to bear on the region, and af

story of the vision of a butterfly - these are already ukrainian films that will be shown at the cannes festivalells about a ukrainian military woman who survived violence and continues to try to build a life despite what society tells her, well, one more film it's called panfir - it's a film by dmytro suholytko-osopchuk, a fairly interesting ukrainian director who doesn't shoot that much for some reason. now he's shot a film related to the malanka ceremony , and here we hope and we'll see it soon likewise, i hope we'll see it soon and the documentary film life on the edge, the screening of this film will be closed, but as i understand it, it is a documentary film about the war in ukraine . film festivals and in general, among europeans who still do not really understand what kind of war we have, what we are fighting for despite this publicity, we will talk now with the director of this film with pavel peleshko and pavel, you can hear us so i can hear you congratulations i can hear you a little badly if you can increase the volume, but i, well , you said in one of the interviews that this tape o

and the cannes film festival is drawing to a close. we go live the french riviera to find out if it lived up to the hype of being a post pandemic celebration of cinemas revival. and what's on track the coveted parliament door award. ah oh, next by sir. welcome to program. i'm ready to talk. that's what russian president vladimir putin has told german chance there olaf schultz and french president emanuel mack home about getting ukraine's grain shipped out of the country that couldn't also warn them against supplying cave with western weapons. meanwhile, moscow's forces are making slow progress in parts of eastern ukraine. the russian military says it has taken control of la man, a strategic ukrainian railway. hum. the takeover follows days of intense fighting as moscow's forces slowly invade the last areas in the hands region control or ukraine. the russian barrage is being felt in easton ukraine. moscow say's its youth missile strikes. to destroy posts where ukrainian soldiers and equipment were located. it's false as the inching forw

we are now going to cannes for our special program at the cannes film festival. with us. ♪ >> hello from the cannes film festival. today's guest was nominated for an oscar this year and has become one of hollywood's most talked about rising talents. he is here with a social horror movie that examines the malice of men. let's go meet the irish actress, jessie buckley. hello. it has been a big year for you. a bathtub, an oscar nomination for the lost daughter. you are here with men. what a film. how would you describe it? >> there is a wildness to this film. and provocative and punk. a wild, punk provocative film. >> you seem to be attracted to films dealing with big questions. the lost daughter tackled this taboo subject of women not having a maternal instinct or some women not having a maternal instinct. this film seems to tackle the people of men throughout history. what attracts you to these enormous topics? >> i guess because they asked me questions and i don't know. i think they asked me to unlearn things and learn new things. >> excuse me? no. ♪ it was delic

festival. that was for his body of work over the past a0 years. but cannestional cinema. one of the finest films i saw was called tchaikovsky's wife, made by a russian dissident film—maker, about the contortions people in tchaikovsky's life made to deny he was a gay man. and some very sobering films in cannes, the war in ukraine continues to be an ongoing feature of the festival. this morning, i saw a documentary shot in a rather tragic way by a lithuanian film—maker who was killed, allegedly by russian forces, in april. his fiancee smuggled out the footage and they assembled the film together. it is a grim portrait of a community living amid devastation. it's strange when you come to cannes, you watch a film like that, then you come out here, beautiful mediterranean sunshine, cappuccinos, baguettes, and you are in a different world. it is certainly a lively, inspirational atmosphere. and i have to say, as an assignment, as a journalist, i treasure coming here. don't you, tom. —— don't envy. fans of star wars will recognise the fastest hunk ofjunk in the gal

scott is in cannes, and i asked him how the war in ukraine is affecting this year's festival. >> definelyit is creating a real dissonance here. obviously cannes is here to celebrate the world of cinema with parties and celebrities. it has been a phenomenal return to form on the 75th anniversary, but of course, the war in ukraine is never far from people's mind we saw that just in the opening ceremonies her there was a live address from ukrainian president a lot of mere zelenskyy where he spoke directly to the film industry and the celebrities in the audience who -- and said they should use their influence and power to speak out and help and this war. just after this very powerful address, we quickly return to normal and the curtain went up and we watched a lovely, funny french comedy. so you can see that although the war in ukraine is at the back of everyone's mind here, it's not at the front, which is still the world of cinema. brent: what about any contenders, there have to be films this year that want to walk away as the big winner. >> this year is ahenomenal year, from the films i've

and the top prize at this year's cannes film festival has been awarded to sweden's ruben 0stlund.triangle of sadness receives the palme d'or for outstanding film. hello and welcome to bbc news. liverpool football club have called for an investigation into the security arrangements of saturday's champions league final in paris, after thousands of fans were stopped from gaining access to the ground. police fired tear gas and pepper spray at supporters, as some attempted to climb over the security barriers — delaying kick off for more than half an hour. liverpool went on to lose 1—0 to real madrid. danjohnson reports from paris. these are scenes any football fan will find uncomfortable and not what you'd expect to see at the biggest european final in 2022. thousands of supporters, frustrated and angry, after the french police reached quickly for the tear gas as they struggled to get everyone to their seats on time. chaotic scenes and fans saying they feared for their safety despite having queued for hours. i've got really bad asthma and i've been tear gassed twice. i was really, real

the seventy-fifth cannes festival announced the winners of the golden palm, a branch, received a pictureiangle of sadness by the swedish director. rubina eslonda, the second most important award, namely the grand prix of the festival, was won by films stars at noon and close to the best female role by an iranian actress for fucking the world of ibrahime, male by a south korean actor dream, i remind you, kanho , in the main competition of festivals. at this year, 18 films were presented, including the work of russian director kirill serebrennikov, tchaikovsky's wife . we 'll see you at 15:00. see you. olga silkina won the second stage of the pavel lednev cup in modern pentathlon, thereby repeating her success in minsk, the belarusian. she showed the seventh result in swimming and was the best fencing in difficult weather conditions. the performance of our athlete in horseback riding. it started raining heavily. olga managed to maintain her leading position and in the final form of the laser program she had previously caught up with the world champion and her rivals. so it was not possible

, and now let's listen to this passage and we will immediately remember that at the entire cannes film festival calls these people sympathize with these people and financially support these people in the event that their husbands die, a person would like to turn on drugs, stab himself, work to or watch there, the storyteller applied to okko with his finger so that i no longer use the ukrainians, there were three in general, i hate it in particular, pansy rebernnikov said that he himself helps such people

we saw it, for example, at the cannes film festival , because the cannes film festival came as russianists, for example, kirill serebrynnikov, as well as our directorial groups of two films, the vision of metelika and panfir, we are waiting for the rental of these two tapes, of course, and our artists, of course , stated that in the interview, and they were, respectively, in t-shirts here. now we we see love yakymchuk performs at this no grammy uh and she read a certain message there yes and about her husband's war about her parents ah about the fact that a man is at war after all it's different of course it was enough so bright miko newton we see now ukrainian a singer who currently lives in the united states otaki plays the piano john legend by the way, this was a very successful message that ukrainian artists put forward through such a form, er, a very similar story of our protest and the protest of er, african americans and that of the entire blm blacklife maters movement and it was precisely on this, hmm, on these parallels, they played then in this speech, in particular, the love

to be abroad, ah, kirill serebrennikov , about whom we have already spoken, he went to the cannes film festivalhis film tchaikovsky's wife and gave a heartbreaking press conference. you see, ah, he said a lot of things there, in particular he called not to introduce sanctions against roman abramovich, he exonerated vladyslav surkov, he called to help the families of russian soldiers who died, died who were killed by ukrainians, ukrainian armed forces, because just like this, families were left without breadwinners , oh, oh, let's help them. they are just as much victims as the ukrainians. this is the thesis promoted by kirill serebrynnikov in particular, and this is the thesis that is being promoted by these so-called good russians now on a-a with different absolutely countries and this is a good enough thesis, it is very well received and of course kyryll sereneko emphasized that it is a great barbarism to speak out against russian culture because russian culture is not to blame for anything and even hinted that on the part of ukrainians to boycott russian culture, to call for it , and other c

festival. although she samoilova in the role of veronica became japanese not only for the audience, but also for colleagues 5 years ago, on the anniversary of the cannesval, the outstanding actress from the abelly lane told tatyana samoilova our great sister of all real actresses around the world for filming cranes, the outstanding cameraman sergei rusievsky developed new technical devices that made it possible to shoot in motion as a result from each frame, we are breathtaking in the literal and figurative sense of the word and, of course, the impeccable casting, which approved alexei batalov and tatyana samoylova in the main role at home, the film was difficult to accept due to the fact that khrushchev did not fall in love with him, calling the heroine a corrupt girl. for this reason, the okan triumph of the fifty-eighth was written, dryly, news notes, without a name and without photographs, did not mention either the director or the scriptwriter of the brilliant soviet playwright viktor rozov. at the same time , 28 million viewers watched the film in the ussr. checking on the roads, one of the cult paintings of alexei german, also appeared on the s

such were the concerns of the femen activists who appeared on the red carpet of the cannes festival. one of the activists came out to protest and a woman jumped out onto the sidewalk among the stars topless with her bust she painted it in the colors of the ukrainian flag and the bottom in red as a sign of all the people raped by the russian military in ukraine, the protest did not last long, almost immediately, several guards took the activist off the red carpet, well, that's it, uh, we're trying a little another message about us ukrainians now being promoted to europe, well, that happens. this is also a protest, it is also attracting attention, but we still do not forget that the goal is one goal for all of us - this is one great victory for ukraine and ukraine in the european union . we say goodbye to you, this broadcast was conducted by marichka padlo and yaroslav sharipov, and we pass on the word to solomiya vitvitsky. she is already starting a new day on may 21 on the air 1+1, new symbols of our indomitability, strong, not evil, free, unconquered cities of ukraine, berdyansk, pe

. >> the 12 day can film festival -- cannes film festival is coming to the end of the first week. organizers hoped to risk -- to see a return to normal. from the french riviera, tom reports. >> i am happy to report a festive atmosphere. very normal, different than the past. very little talk of covid. one of the biggest events was the arrival of tom cruise who came here to promote his new hollywood film top gun maverick. i was very impressed by the filmmaking. some of the content leaves some to beat desired. he was given an honorary palm door, the highest award of the festival. that is for his body of work over the past 40 years. this isn't just about hollywood stars, it's also about serious international cinema. one of the finest films i saw was called tchaikovsky's wife. it was made by a russian filmmaker and it is about the contortions that people in check off these life made to deny that he was a gay man. the war in ukraine continues to be an ongoing future -- future of the festival. this morning, i saw a documentary shot in a tragic way by lithuanian filmmaker who was killed a

plus, we will take you to the cannes film festival, where celebrations and one of cinemas biggest events are in full swing. but some say the party mood is being overshadowed by the war in ukraine. ah. i'm burnt golf. it's good to have you with on this tuesday to night 3 months into the war in ukraine. the fighting has moved largely to the east of the country where russia is stepping up. it's offensive as it attempts to control the don't bass region. meanwhile some of the towns outside key that sold devastating fighting they are still struggling to recover. our correspondent mocks tonda, visited host toma, where an international team of psychologists is helping residents deal with their experiences. this is a busy morning at the clinic and the key of suburb hostile metals, bullet holes in the windows bear witness to the russian occupation. medical staff have been working round the clock since the clinic reopened in april because they're dealing with visible and invisible goods. i think is kind of the collective trauma or if you like the with earth people living the communities, honorable

i'm charlie ange at the cannes film festival. red carpet has been rolled out . the ukraine fledgling film industry. ah, us president joe biden is in japan for the 1st time since taking office. ah. he's expected to outline the list of asian economies. he'll be taking part in a regional trade agreement. he'll also attend the quad summit that's an informal alliance. if the u. s. japan, india, and australia, us japanese alliance shows a long run, the cornerstone of peace and prosperity noon. a pacific and united states remains fully committed to japanese to japan's defence. and we will face the challenge of today and the future together. later today will launch a new endo pacific economic framework. the purpose of which is increase our cooperation with other nations in the region and deliver concrete benefits for the people in a pacific region or mcbride report from co care. now, prime minister casita in his opening remarks just before they began the 1st bilateral meeting, which is now taking place in this palace behind me here in central tokyo, he made specific ref

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plus, i'm charlie enter the cannes film festival red carpet has been rolled out. the ukraine fledgling film industry. ah hello, we've got some violet storms now pulling away from the eastern seaboard of the u. s . you see that mass of cloud, angry, stormy weather, just coming through it all associated with this cold front which extends all way from east and canada for the northeast of the u. s. right down into the deep south and that's the boundary between cooler air and very warm air coming in from the gulf of mexico. so we're looking at to 13 celsius in chicago. 33 celsius in d. c. big cabbage contrast. hence, as massive storms which will clear away a place to say as we go on into monday. se brighter dryer fresher, more comfortable. 21 celsius. still a few showers down towards the caroline is pushing into georgia, gloria showers across the great plains, and they are driving the way further east, which as we go through tuesday, could see some localized flooding could catch a tornado or to some large house and damaging winds always a possibility. further west, no

well, for example, in cannes this year's film festival delegation - this is russia is not officiallynt, it was denied. should russia be a russian director, and take part in film festivals if official delegations are not allowed there, what do you think, but i think that you should never knock on a closed door, there are many doors open for patriotic film festivals and uh, you need to go to these festivals and present novelties of national cinema. to questions from this week's viewers, ivan asks if judas iscariot could have escaped with his share of the betrayal of the lord due to human free will? and if so, then how would this prophecy be fulfilled? the holy fathers, in particular, saint john yes moskin, who lived in the 7th century, said that god knows everything, but not everything predetermines the future for god openly as well as the present, and when god gives revelation to people in particular, a prophet, then he opens a veil in front of them, closing some events of the future from other people. but this does not mean at all that these events are predetermined. this does not me

coming up next, our special program from the cannes film festival. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to on car -- i encorennes. as a way to ukraine is something that they festival engaged with. they have been shining a lot on the situation on the ground with a documentary, a director killed in the conflict. young talent brings is a story from donbass in a butterfly vision and celebrated filmmakers are here with a latest feature, the natural history of destruction which discusses the human cost of war. [rumbles] [metal clanging] >> hello, your film takes us back to the second world war to ask a crucial question, how does breaking a population's moral and psychological defenses act as a weapon of war? bring that into a contemporary context in ukraine, how important is winning hearts and minds there, you think? >> the fact is this year, we were all thrown back in time. we suddenly found that 80 years ago as a hort we did not want to be repeated again came upon us. that is the horror of world war ii go in europe. we found out that in those 80 years, no effort or reflection had been made for humanity to preven