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what a great idea. >> christopher nolan is here. good morning.to accomplish with the movie? >> gosh, anytime you call a film "interstellar" and you're getting into the ideas of cosmos, and idea of mankind wanting to leave home and find a new universe, you're making it possible for the audience to explore what is human. >> some say the most confusing and least confusing of christopher nolan pictures, do you think that's true? >> i think it's very true. because it's a very simple story, in a lot of ways. it's really about a father and his relationship with his children. and he has to leave his children behind and go off and save humanity. but then it gets into how a lot of complex to them. and ramifications to them. a lot of interesting things. and things about the fabric of the universe, the science. >> and christopher, i'm not necessarily a science or science fiction person so i was so drawn to the story line about the love between matthew mcconaughey and his daughter. >> i think for me, the main attraction as a father myself -- >> how many child

to fly f-16s. >>> and we sit down with "interstellar" director christopher nolan.r this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. ,,,, . >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, december 16. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. we begin with some breaking news. it's raining. can you believe it? >> again. >> again. >> again. >> and we had some pockets of very heavy rain on the way into the studio this morning and that's the scenario for the morning commute, as well. this is kind of the back wash of yesterday's area of low pressure that cut through the bay area. you have heavy rain heavy rain on the san mateo bridge. highway 237 into milpitas, 680, as well. entering the sunset district now you'll have light to moderate rain and we have a pocket of rain over the berkeley area. today with increasing rain, we will have temperatures into the 50s and 60s. the extended forecast calls for more lingering showers

. >>> and we sit down with "interstellar" director christopher nolan." for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. . >> we begin with breaking news, police prepare to resume their manhunt for this man, bradley stone, shooting spree that left six people dead. >> there were reports late last night of possible siting in doylestown bucks county. police say a man was walking his dog when a man dressed in camouflage, who looks like brad stone, pulled a knife demanding his car keys. the victim had a gun, shot several times, but missed the man as he ran into the woods. a shelter in place order has been lifted for that area. >> today's tuesday, december 16th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. schools in the upper perkioman school district are closed this morning as authorities continue their manhunt. >> stone is accused of murdering his ex-wife, five of her family members, all across montgomery cou

movie was released early to theaters that showed it on film at the insistence of its director christopher nolanality of digital continues tomorrow prove, nolan and others insist analogue film is still the superior format. watching a move on film has become a rare treat, increasingly reserved for museums like this one debts indicate today the movie image in new york. and art house theaters. but digital formats still have their limitations. especially when it comes to preservation, say industry insiders. the criterion collection is a company that specializes in restoring analogue films to digital for the home movie market. >> let's say today you shoot a film digitally and you lose your hard drive or it doesn't work, which hands a lot. how many times have you put in a drive that doesn't work? because downtown have the right adaptor anymore, technology has changed computer doesn't read it. the film is going to work. >> i think it's the responsibility of institution to his put pressure directors, you know, studios to keep making prints like museums and or fives and they have to demands it. they have

movie was released early to theatres that showed it on film, at the insistness of the director, christopher nolan. he and others insist analogue is the superior form at. watching a movie on film is a rare the treat, reserved for museums like this one, and art house theatres. digital formats have their place. the criterion company specialises in those films. >> if you release a film digitally and you lose your hard drive and it doesn't work. it happens a lot. how many times do you have a drive that does not works, because of technology changes. film works. >> it's the responsibility of institutions to put pressure on fix studios to make the print. if it's important. it's what the audiences want to see without that, it risks being left on the cutting room floor >>> coming up in the next hour. e-cigarette use among teams topping the numbers of those spoking. how social media may be helping kids pick up the hab ot. as the saying goes, everything old is new again, including board games. why they are popular again. keep it here, i'm morgan radford, and i'm back with you for the 8 o'clock hour of al jaz

do you like that people go into your movies with people saying what is christopher nolan saying thisor do you encourage it? >> no. i've found with all of my films, people approach it like a crossword puzzle. people get frustrated. really it'sing being enter tape tainted and go on this journey. >> i want to talk about him, norah, as a little boy. here you are 6 or 7 years old and see "star wars". when i'd go i eenlt want a saber. what is it about you that says, wow, this is cool maybe i want to do this. >> certainly i wanted a saber sword as well. i wanted to see it when it came out. it changed my life, captured my naj nation gave me a sense that me movies could take you on a journey, create a whole other sense of the world that you can escape in. they released "2001." my dad took me to see that on the biggest screen in london. i think that's one of the reasons i wanted to do a big imax film and big imax space movie. there's something about that that stuck in my head as suggesting the biggest potential of movies. >> let's talk about "batman" because you produced three "batman" movies,