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tar is very much cate blanchett�*s movie.le as fictional conductor and composer lydia tar. it was such a joy to open the door to music again, i really lapped it up. the film is a portrait of a high achieving creative genius unravelling as she is accused of misconduct. in this #metoo story told from the perspective of the alleged perpetrator, writer and director todd field asked questions about cancel culture and society's rush tojudgement. ajudgement is something that is final and absolute and shut down and there is no discussion possible. is there a way to step in someone else's shoes and walk around for a little bit and have a messier conversation? we may find something within that conversation that allows us tojust change the way we think... you understand the different perspective. yeah. we met at london's famous abbey road studio, where the tar team were recording an album with the london symphony orchestra. it has got to be like just one person singing their heart out. i asked cate blanchett if she saw her character as

tar is very much cate blanchett�*s movie.nother oscar for her role as fictional conductor and composer lydia tar. it was such a joy to open the door to music again. ijust really lapped it up. trumpets play. the film is a portrait of a high—achieving creative genius unravelling as she is accused of misconduct. oh, no. in this #metoo story, told from the perspective of the alleged perpetrator, writer—director todd field asked questions about cancel culture and society's rush tojudgement. ajudgement is something that is final and absolute and shut down, and there's no discussion possible. is there a way to step in someone else's shoes and walk around for a little bit, and have a messier conversation? and we may find something within that conversation that allows us to just change the way we think, just a tick, which... you understand a different perspective. yeah. we met at london's famous abbey road studio, where the tar team were recording an album with the london symphony orchestra, with musician and actress sophie kauer play

tar is very much cate blanchett�*s movie. up. trumpets play. the film is a portrait of a high—achieving creative genius unravelling as she's accused of misconduct. oh, no. in this #metoo story, told from the perspective of the alleged perpetrator, writer—director todd field asked questions about cancel culture and society's rush tojudgement. ajudgement is something that is final and absolute and shut down and there's no discussion possible. is there a way to step in someone else's shoes and walk around for a little bit and have a messier conversation? and we may find something within that conversation that allows us to just change the way we think, just a tick, which... you understand a different perspective. yeah. we met at london's famous abbey road studio, where the tar team were recording an album with the london symphony orchestra, with musician and actress sophie kauer playing elgar�*s cello concerto. it's got to be, like, a — just one person singing their heart out. i asked blanchett if she saw her character as a preda

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and i can't think of another movie this year, save maybe tar and cate blanchett that just calls on an so many things. and to make you believe her doing all of them. and so those two performances, i think, are maybe on a different level this year from most everything else. jeffrey: all right, justin chang of the los angeles times, ann hornaday of the washington post, thank you very much. ann: thank you. justin: thank you so much. judy: i hope you are taking notes. there is a lot to watch. on the newshour online, watch trailers from the movies our critics mentioned. that is pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people communicate and connect. we offer a variety of no contract plans and are u.s.-based customer service team can find one that fits you. >> and with the grow

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a fascinating but troubled female conductor with a lust for power played very convincingly by cate blanchettn intelligent film, written and directed by todd field. he brings us a story for our times, one that deals with corporate power relations and cancel culture. well, that brings our special talking movies review of 2022 to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. please remember you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies and you can find us on twitter. so from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with a song from one of my favourite films of the year, rrr. music. a today is is the tramp situation day of the very cold weather with have had for the past ten days to something milder, but it will be a slow process and has the milder air moves northwards with rain, we are likely to see a transient spell of ice and snow. ice also be widespread across much of england and wales, but we are most concerned about significant icing across parts of northern england, that is likely to cause very slippery roads a

a fascinating but troubled female conductor with a lust for power played very convincingly by cate blanchettitten and directed by todd field. he brings us a story for our times, one that deals with corporate power relations and cancel culture. well, that brings our special talking movies review of 2022 to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. please remember you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies and you can find us on twitter. so from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with a song from one of my favourite films of the year, rrr. hello there, part two of this weekends brings a change to our weather, we are finally going to see an end to this extremely cold spell of weather. milder, wet and windy weather will split up from the south, but before it does so we are likely to see risk of ice and snow for a while, the ice could be bad enough across northern parts of england at the met office have issued an amber ice warning for it. we could see disruption as rain and sleet falls and needs frozen su

worried i'm starting to disappear into myself >> that's "tar," the psychological drama starring cate blanchettar's list of top 20 lgbtq inclusive films and shows. also on that list, "euphoria," "everything everywhere all at once," "white lotus," "a league of their own." >>> claws coming out hugh jackson gives us an inside scoop into "deadpool 3." >> we are opposites. hate each other. i'm talking for myself he's the fast-talking, quick-witted, loudmouth. my character just wants to punch him in the head. >> sounds like jackman and ryan reynolds are lending their frenemy dynamic to their beloved anti-hero characters the wolverine star teased the upcoming installment in "deadpool" scheduled to be released november i of 2024. >>> angie's back with our new year's eve forecast. and a get rich quick scheme. [ cocoughing/sneneezing ] [ door k knocking ]] dudude, you cocoming? because ththe only thing dripipping should b be your stytyle! plplop plop fifizz fizz, withth alka-seltltzer plus cold & & flu relieief. also tryry for fizzyzy fastst cough relelief! my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the b

fascinating but troubled female conductor with a lust for power, played very convincingly by cate blanchettngs us a story for our times — one that deals with corporate power relations and cancel culture. well, that brings our special talking movies review of 2022 to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. please remember, you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies, and you can find us on twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with a song from one of my favourite films of the year, rrr. hello there. the next few days are looking fairly unsettled through the run—up to christmas. we'll keep low pressure nearby. so, i think large parts of the country will see rain at times, a bit of sunshine here and there, and it will be mild in the south, but it'll start to turn colder across northern areas. you can see this conveyor system of low pressure pushing up from the southwest, bringing in bands of rain followed by sunshine and showers. and our air mass coming in from the southwest off the atla

a fascinating but troubled female conductor with a lust for power played very convincingly by cate blanchettd directed by todd field. he brings us a story for our times, one that deals with corporate power relations and cancel culture. well, that brings our special talking movies review of 2022 to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. please remember you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies and you can find us on twitter. so from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with a song from one of my favourite films of the year, rrr. music. hello there. ahead of much milder weather pushing across all of the uk tonight, there's a few weather hazards to watch out for today — snow, ice and freezing rain. freezing rain, the rarest and most dangerous of them all. it's where extra—cold droplets of water hit objects and freeze on impact. you can see the impact that has on the likes of trees. but imagine on roads and pavements you get a sheet of black ice — treacherous, very dangerous conditions. and the met off

fascinating but troubled female conductor with a lust for power, played very convincingly by cate blanchetts us a story for our times — one that deals with corporate power relations and cancel culture. well, that brings our special talking movies review of 2022 to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. please remember, you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies, and you can find us on twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with a song from one of my favourite films of the year, rrr. hello there. today we are following a band of cloud and rain that is moving its way northwards into the uk. following that, we have seen some clearer skies already arriving in the south—west as that thick cloud moves northwards, bringing some quite steady and heavy rain still this evening across much of northern england, northern ireland and heading into southern scotland. south of it, the air is milder, quite breezy in the south—west. to the north, things are a little bit colder. and as that wet weather

fascinating but troubled female conductor with a lust for power, played very convincingly by cate blanchettngs us a story for our times — one that deals with corporate power relations and cancel culture. well, that brings our special talking movies review of 2022 to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. please remember, you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies, and you can find us on twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with a song from one of my favourite films of the year, rrr. hello. the most common whether watch a picture on christmas day was one of rainbows. it was a mild christmas day with sunny spells and scattered showers and plenty of things like this to be found. but we are looking at something colder as we head into boxing day. this area of low pressure will bring a brief change of wind direction and that is going to enhance some snow showers has called a texan behind that weather front as it sinks south. the first thing on boxing day we could be waking up to a dustin

fascinating but troubled female conductor with a lust for power, played very convincingly by cate blanchettus a story for our times — one that deals with corporate power relations and cancel culture. well, that brings our special talking movies review of 2022 to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. please remember, you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies, and you can find us on twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with a song from one of my favourite films of the year, rrr. hello again. today really is a day of sunshine and showers. some of the showers wintry on the tops of the hills in scotland, we could see a bit of wintriness on the tops of the pennines today as well. all of this is pushing slowly eastwards and we've got showers in other western areas being blown in on a brisk wind, gusty wind, the strongest of which is through the irish sea and english channel. and if anything, temperatures are a little bit lower today than they were yesterday. through this evening and ove

number one film of 2022 is tar, a character study of a fascinating but troubled convincingly by cate blanchettld. he brings us a story for our times — one that deals with corporate power relations and cancel culture. well, that brings our special talking movies review of 2022 to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. please remember, you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies, and you can find us on twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies team here in new york and london, it's goodbye as we leave you with a song from one of my favourite films of the year, rrr. hello. a completely different feel to the weather for the start of the new week. after our lengthy cold spell, things have been turning considerably milder. mild and windy through the day on monday with some outbreaks of rain — some of that rain will be on the heavy side at times. but starting temperatures for monday morning — 8 degrees in aberdeen, 1a degrees in plymouth — waking up to a completely different feel, but we will see a lot of cloud through the day and some outbreaks of rain movin

so i believe all that tar is the one where cate blanchett plays a conductor, or years for that. i just didn't know the name. he has a sound like a conductor. okay. january 10, the golden globes. so we'll see who wins. all right. and it's the holiday season. if you want to get those holiday gifts shipped in time to arrive on christmas. >> you've got to act fast because first class mail or ground service through the post office, those patches have to be postmarked by december 17th, which is this coming saturday. fedex ground shipping deadlines actually tomorrow. so that's even sooner. if you do plan on sending gifts to ups, it's 3 day select deadline is december. 20th again, it's all if you want to drive a christmas on time. we'll take a 26 on the clock. and coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. >> the former ceo of failed cryptocurrency exchange ftx has been arrested now in the bahamas could soon be extradited. back here to the u.s. is from the bay area. so we've got local connections to this story. we're going to be tales on that coming up at the top of the hou

among the judges, who will be there tomorrow night the bbc�*s david attenborough, the actress cate blanchettt would interest our audience, something really revolutionary and could make a difference to our climate problem, what would it be? it is hard to pick one that you asked so what is great is that all solutions that can grow to be enormous. they have been tested at the small—scale but one i think that jumps out is a project called sea forester. they are effectively regrowing kelp beds in portugal with a method that could do really superfast. if you have not heard much about it, kelp sequesters more carbon than rainforest. it cleans the water and it is great for marine life. it's a massive win on every council you can regrow these forests quickly and it will transform an awful lot. ., ., ' :: :: :: awful lot. there were more than 1000 nominations — awful lot. there were more than 1000 nominations this _ awful lot. there were more than 1000 nominations this year _ awful lot. there were more than 1000 nominations this year from _ awful lot. there were more than 1000 nominations this year fr

cate blanchett being married. >> harge, what's wrong?eir daughter away on christmas eve. carol is distraught, so they run. they go on this road trip. >> christmastime. it's like you're in this rarified air and finding each other and being able to belong with each other in this bubble of christmas creates a deeper intimacy. >> just stay like that. >> they compose an alternate family with each other. so it's a really hopeful christmas movie, even though it takes place in a world that doesn't recognize the possibility of those characters' love. >> actually, i'm in love. >> there are few movies that redefine what a christmas movie could be. "love actually" is a great christmas movie because it uses the season in a way that we all recognize. >> it's really the iconic movie that makes christmas about finding love. >> "love actually" is a portal back into the past version of myself as an 18-year-old who wanted to be in love all the time. >> does natalie live here? >> no, she doesn't. >> hugh grant as the prime minister going door to door trying

cate blanchett, "tar," olivia colman, "empire of light," viola davis, "the woman king," anna "blonde,good luck "babylon," anna taylor "the menu," emma thompson, "good luck to you rio grand," michelle oh "everything everywhere all at once." >> best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. austin butler, "elvis," brandon frazier, "the whale," hugh jackman, "the sun," bill nye, "living," jeremy pope, "the inspection." best motion picture musical or comedy "babylon," "the banshees of insherin," "everything everywhere all at once," "glass onion" a knives out mystery, "triangle of sadness." best motion picture drama. "avatar: the way of water," "elvis," "the fablemans," tar," "top gun: maverick." thank you, everyone, for your time [ applause ] >> okay. congratulations to all of our nominees please join us for hollywood's party of the year on tuesday, january 10, for the 80th golden globe awards live on nbc and streaming on peacock. [ cheers and applause >> those are the live nominations. i told dave, you are in charge let's discuss this best picture first. >> best drama there were

i asked cate blanchett if she saw her character as a predator?eratures are 12 degrees warmer today than yesterday. but with the mild weather we have seen rain and there are flood warnings in southern england and more rain to come and we saw snow melting of course. still has been a covering of snow across some parts of scotland, especially in the hills, but with a milder weather over the snow—covered ground it has been foggy. temperatures double figures into the evening across many parts of scotland and further south will be mild. still windy and a strong south and south westerly winds and may be gusting gale force in the irish sea coast and hills. those winds will tend to ease overnight and we will see clear spells developing across the northern half of the uk before showers arrive in the north—west. england and wales will have another spell of rain and it could be heavy for a while and it will push its way to eastern parts of england keeping temperatures of double figures. further north with clear skies it will be colder with temperatures of 3 o

time is the essential _ convincingly by cate blanchett.ield. he brings us a story for our times, one that deals with corporate power relations and cancel culture. well, that brings our special talking movies review of 2022 to a close. we hope you enjoy the programme. please remember you can always reach us online, and you can find us on twitter. from me, tom brooke and the rest of the talking with his team here in new york and london, it is goodbye as we leave you with a song from one of my favourite films of the year rrr. singing. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. our headlines today: the abusive birth mother of schoolboy tony hudgell is a step closer to freedom after thejustice secretary's bid to delay her release was declared unlawful. retailers and hospitality venues say rail and postal strikes are threatening to significantly hurt christmas profits. on world cup final weekend, as morroco and croatia battle it out for third place today, with tens of thousands of moroccans, hoping to make the stad

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