it stars cillian murphy, robert downey, jr., emily blunt, and was directed by christopher nolan. nominated dark knight trilogy. nolan is known for is incisive, complex, and visually audacious filmmaking style. he's celebrated within and beyond film, featured on lists of the best directors ever, recognize for cultural contributions by the library of congress, featured on time's list of most influential people in the world, and mvp of his work has been held to the highest standard in the arts, something we care about on "the beat," because mr. nolan's peers, his authors circulated around his work. philosophers reckon with it. there's a book, the work of christopher nolan. and at the end of the day, what defines good and evil. big questions certainly tackled in this new work, and we're thrilled to welcome here on set christopher nolan himself. just thrilled to have you. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i got to see this film. i will tell my viewers, it is worth seeing and then some. and so i mentioned your reputation. i hope you'll pardon a simple question to beg

christopher nolan almost needs no introduction.cclaimed director is behind blockbusters, including the dark knight trilogy and interstellar. the futuristic science fiction epic which blasted matthew mcconaughey and anne hathaway into space, as well as historical films like dunkirk, which brought the story of the evacuation of allied soldiers in 1940 to a wider audience. nolan delivers box office successes, and the movies have won 11 oscars from 36 nominations. but the director has never clinched the coveted best picture or best director award. perhaps his latest, oppenheimer, will change that. starring cillian murphy as theoretical physicistj. robert oppenheimer, it charts the invention of the first atomic bomb, which was tested by scientists in the desert in new mexico in 1945, and then dropped controversially on hiroshima and nagasaki, ending world war two. i sat down with christopher nolan ahead of the film's premiere in london. well, christopher nolan, thank you so much for talking to us at the bbc. your actors speak very highl

we chat with oppenheimer director christopher nolan about those strikes, and his new film.top novak to activate swimming in eighth wimbledon title? carlos alcaraz and daniel medvedev fight it out for the other place in sunday's final. next week will see three by—elections for westminster seats take place on the same day — all of them constituencies currently held by the conservatives. voting will take place on thursday for new mps in the south—western seat of somerton and frome, in west london, in borisjohnson's old seat of uxbridge over the coming days, our political editor, chris mason, will report for us from each contest. first, he's been to north yorkshire listening to the voices, taking in the sights and hearing the sounds of selby and ainsty. this contest in north yorkshire will be a measure of how well or not labour are doing and how badly or not the conservatives are doing. the tories have won here with big, even whopping majorities over the last decade, but this race feels really competitive between westminster�*s two big parties and plenty of others are standing

huge loud, immersive screen and like nothing really can beat that. >> oppenheimer, directed by christopher nolan, is a biopic about j. robert oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb and heads this summer's box office boom. nolan opting to shoot the three hour movie in 70 millimeter film is no easy feat , considering it weighs some 600 pounds with 11 miles of film stock. >> it's big. >> it's fantastic. there's a strip of imax film right there, 15 perforations per frame. the world's largest, largest film format ever devised. >> imax 70 m brings this cinematic thriller to life with a resolution of 18 k. compare that to the digital two and 4k. most movies are screened in the sheer size and scope of the film role itself is why only a select few venues are screening it in imax. 70 m but the end result is undeniable. this imax experience just surpassed any other imax experience that i've ever had. so this imax amc theater at lincoln square in new york city boasts one of the largest screens in the entire country, measuring at some 97ft wide, 76ft tall. it's only one of about 30 theaters in the entire

christopher nolan is here to talk about his latest highly anticipated "oppenheimer."imer" is a bio-pic as we call it about the backlash against the famed physicist who spearheaded the manhattan project. one of the recurring themes in many of your movies is about sort of the destructive nature of man's inventions. why keep returning to that? >> yeah, the danger of knowledge, really. my last film "tenet" was very much, can you uninvent something? i realized coming out of that film, which has a reference to oppenheimer and a reference to the moment he and his fellow scientists realized they couldn't completely eliminate the possibility that when they triggered the device trinity, it might destroy the entire world. >> juju: you mentioned a.i. in one of your interviews about unleashing technology? >> being asked a lot about that, i've been talking to leading researchers in that field. i was really interested to realize that they refer to this moment right now as their oppenheimer moment. they're looking at his story as a cautionary tale. they're looking his story to say, w

the 16th 1945 and los alamos, new mexico christopher nolan's new. so, oppenheimer tells the story of the manhattan project, which led to the creation of the 1st nuclear weapon. the film hits the screens this week and send them us around the world. or oppenheimer is a story of genius and hubris. a story of one man's brilliant mind, changed the world forever in the wake of russia's war and ukraine. the topic could hardly be time later alongside kelly and murphy as j. robert oppenheimer director christopher nolan assembled in all star cast, including matt damon, emily blunt, and florence pugh. the british american filmmaker is an expert in big budget cinema is films that grows more than $5000000000.00 worldwide and received a total of $36.00 oscar nominations, and 11 winds. including 2 for best picture lead up to the trinity test. they were dealing with the very small possibilities. when will they push that off to be set? finally, the atmosphere of the i'm destroyed talk and yet they push the button. it's no secret that nolan is no fan of modern c g. i

a big screen biography of the man who ushered in the nuclear age will have a sneak peak of christopher nolan's oppenheimer the on the coast. really, it's good to have you with us. russia has renewed its warnings to cargo ships traveling to ukraine, saying it would consider all such vessels as potentially carrying military supplies . the threat comes 2 days after moscow pulled a out of a deal, guaranteeing safe passage for your cleaning green shipments through the black sea. since then, russia has been bombarding ports with mister. 7 and drone strikes on wednesday, explosions pour through a military base and russian occupied crimea. and what could mark a retaliation from? keith fires raging and crimea. russia state news agency, it says this video shows a russian ammunition depot in flames. initially, russian authorities said the fire broke out in the military training area, preaching the cause of the fire will be determined by the investigating authorities to date, i've made a decision to evacuate around 2200 people from the corrupt school district. a rush i use as crimea as a staging area for

of the interview with christopher nolan.n saturday night. so, listen, i will tell you, just to ticket goer, not a professional even though i'm great at it breaking down movies, perfect for a civilian. one of the best movies i have ever seen. you will not regret going to this movie. >> ainsley: it's three hours but brian says it flies by. >> brian: it's unbelievable because it's also history. everything that he feared, we are are going through now. think about it. north korea, what are we concerned about? nuclear weapons. what are we concerned about with iran? nuclear weapons. why haven't we defanged vladimir putin got nuclear weapons. why is ukraine invaded? they gave up their nuclear weapons. >> ainsley: and worried about. >> brian: worried about a world in which this wasn't controlled. >> ainsley: so oppenheimer take your wife to see barbie and she will take you to see oppenheimer. >> brian: i don't think that's a give and take i don't think i can work out that deal. coming up on this show an fbi document reveals jobe and

and we talk to director christopher nolan about his latest film about the scientist described as theher of the atomic bomb. i newsnight tonight, we look into new gas and opportunities for a new green industry. already under way by writers, is expected to bring the us film and television industry to a halt. the union the screen actors guild wants film studios and streaming giants to give its members a better share of profits — as well as assurances about the use of artificial intelligence. in a moment we'll look at the impact that al is already having on film—making — but first our los angeles correspondent sophie long has the latest on the strikes. horns blare actors from bit part players to hollywood's biggest stars have joined those who write their lines on the picket lines. they say they are fighting an existential threat. it's pretty clear to me just on a very primitive level that if you can take my face, and my body and my voice and make me say or do something that i have no a choice about, it's not a good thing. the studio say they walked away from their historic offer on pay a

witchhunts, a complicated and fascinating man, and he is now the subject of a new film by director christopher nolan spoke to nolan earlier this week for our arts and culture series "canvas." >> robert oppenheimer comes to very large live in a film that is star-studded and action-packed. for director christopher nolan, it was the internal human conflict at its core that first grabbed him. >> it is jan yuli the first dramatic story that i know of -- it is genuinely the first dramatic story that i know of, so to me, taking on this person who changed the world irrevocably -- i really want to the challenge of trying to jump into his head. >> i understand you even wrote the script in first person. >> instead of saying oppenheimer comes down -- comes into the room and sits down at his desk, i wrote, i come into the room. i sit down at my desk. >> nolan based his drama on "american prometheus," the 2006 pulitzer prize-winning biography highlighting the ethical choices that played out in the very real time of world war ii. >> what do you think it will mean? >> point of no return, massive explosive force, bu

ramy malik, i don't know if christopher nolan knew this or not, but he won an academy award, he heldboard for like two hours. >> i think just the willingness of everybody to show up and be a part of this type of excellence is what chris invites. it's what he is known for. i think all of us would've shown up to do a scene. >> his level of attention to detail is just really fun to be around. >> yeah. >> he is just so particular about everything. the research, the amount of work that has gone into the script itself. i read it, i was like this is one of the best things i've ever read in my life. >> do you think this movie is more timely now, probably, than any time since the cold war with current events? >> i mean, obviously it's entertainment. it's a big summer film, but it's a little different than the norm in that i think it activates these constellations of existential dialogue. i mean, we are still living in the atomic age, for better or worse. >> it's quite a coincidence, this biography from 2006, walter isaacson wrote the einstein biography in 2007. and of course, the two connect

well, it's christopher nolan. it's christopher nolan. it's christopher nolan.stopher nolan. it's a bit of a that would a thinky movie that would suggest i'm suggesting brighter people democrat. people vote democrat. >> , josh, this is your >> well, josh, this is your political partisanship. >> new york, california . i know >> new york, california. i know where i would live in america . where i would live in america. >> but. francis, it is maybe the republicans are the more old fashioned, more traditionalist people are drawn to barbie because of because it reminds them of a happier time when we had of happier time when we had sort of an awareness the difference an awareness of the difference between ken and barbie. >> but look, maybe part of it is the fact that republicans are more likely to have children. they're have they're more likely to have kids. democrats are less likely. good point. is it a good point. good point. is it a kids film, the barbie film? i believe it's got adult messages, but i think it's basically you can kids to it so you can take the kids

tribute to the producer and director christopher nolan.e i'm not a movie guy. i go is it directed like a coach. one guy sensitive. one guy needs to be pushed. one guy is over -- you know, prepares too much. he goes absolutely. so whatever he did, he got the most out of his cast. and the dialogue moves. and three hours it goes by -- you think you are in for 90 minutes. >> lawrence: we are getting to the last of the movies that have already been in to production. so christopher nolan, you had the opportunity to ask him about the strike and this is what he had to say. watch. >> i'm worried right now on behalf of all the families of guild members who are out on strike but it's an absolutely necessary industrial action. the truth is the companies we work for have arbitrarily changed the way in which they sell the products. the deals will change in the last five years 24 comes along every few decades. it's not about movie stars like matt or directors like myself. writers like myself. working writers. actors who need to pay their mortgages and ke

christopher nolan is telling his story in theaters worldwide. geoff: remembering tony bennett, one of the greatest singers of american standards. he died today at age 96 after a seven decade long career. he recorded 70 albums in 119 grammys, picking up most of those after he turned 60. after world war ii, he helped liberate the concentration camp, he came to new york in 1946 and was signed by columbia records in 1950. it wasn't until the 60's when he broke through as a major star. he was known for his signature sarin, i left my heart in san francisco. >> i'm going home to my city by the bay. i left my heart in san francisco. geoff: he devoted much of his career to singing the works of cole porter, duke ellington, george gershwin. >> more recently, he was mown for his duets with contemporary artists and along collaboration with lady gaga. tony bennett was diagnosed with alzheimer's in 2016. he performed after that. jeffrey brown sat down with him in 2014. he asked about his love of jazz. >> my father died when i was 10 years old. all my relatives

well, it's christopher nolan. it's christopher nolan. it's christopher nolan.stopher nolan. it's a bit of a that would a thinky movie that would suggest i'm suggesting brighter people democrat. people vote democrat. >> , josh, this is your >> well, josh, this is your political partisanship. >> new york, california . i know >> new york, california. i know where i would live in america . where i would live in america. >> but. francis, it is maybe the republicans are the more old fashioned, more traditionalist people are drawn to barbie because of because it reminds them of a happier time when we had of happier time when we had sort of an awareness the difference an awareness of the difference between ken and barbie. >> but look, maybe part of it is the fact that republicans are more likely to have children. they're have they're more likely to have kids. democrats are less likely. good point. is it a good point. good point. is it a kids film, the barbie film? i believe it's got adult messages, but i think it's basically you can kids to it so you can take the kids

you may know the film director, christopher nolan, he writes the screenplays for many of his movies andtold the bbc he will not write another film untilhe actors and writers strike is resolved. the director was speaking ahead of the premier of his latest film, oppenheimer, which is about the american scientist who is described as the father of the atomic bomb. kt razzle went to meet him. ♪ >> the atomic bomb in the new mexico desert. >> the tesla 1995 was codenamed trendy, and atomic bomb crated by scientists working for the u.s. government. used controversially to end world war ii. ♪ >> >> remember this day. now, one of the world's most were noun film directors, christopher nolan, is telling the story of j robert oppenheimer, the theoretical physicist behind the bomb. >> they say there is a chance when we push that button, we destroy the world. >> chances are near zero. >> i became really interested in exploring that, taking the audience through that moment where they made that incredible decision. >> zero would be nice. >> how can you take that on yourself? you know there is a possibi

christopher nolan's latest movie oppenheimer has become a global success. it's about the scientist who created this tell me from the film is on $400000000.00 in the 1st 9 days since opening is not clear when or if the world will to drama will be released in japan. and we're on the la hon reports the hiroshima atomic bomb dome and peace memorial park is no stranger to visitors. but many people here have not heard about the blockbuster film a belt, the mastermind behind the atomic bomb that destroyed hiroshima and nagasaki in 1945, especially when the, the distributors of oppenheimer had yet to decide to release date for the film in the country. that's off, hundreds of thousands of people died in the black and 78 years later, sensitivities remain the source of what you guys uh at the end of the day, they're still victims and re families around. so i think it's possible for the film not to be shown out of consideration for those people's feelings. i still knew by me, and i think that among others that'll be plenty of people who wouldn't want to see it. i think

>> plus, director christopher nolan talks to me about his new film telling the story of jay oppenheimer and his creation of the atomic bomb. >> right now, for example, they literally refer to this right now as their oppenheimer moment. >> joining me for insight and analysis are carol lee, democratic pollster cornell belcher, and republican strategist sara fagen. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." ♪♪ >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. this week we saw some good news on the economy, inflation cooling, and more signs the 2024 campaign is heating up, which we're going to get to, but the big of the story of the week was in lithuania where members of the north atlantic treaty organization met to expand the coalition and discuss their alliance and even expand the scope of nato owe focus perhaps to asia and it's some of the most consequential decisions of his presidency, 16 months into the war in ukraine. russia is actually much weaker, and the nato alliance president putin hop

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you may know christopher nolan, he writes screenplays for many of his movies and he's told the bbc thathe actors and writers strike i5 resolved. the acclaimed director was speaking ahead of the premiere of his latest film, oppenheimer. 0ur his latest film, oppenheimer. our culture editor went to meet him. the test in 1945 was codenamed trinity, an atomic bomb crater by scientists working for the us government, and used controversially to end world war ii. the world will remember this day. now one of the world's most renowned film directors, christopher nolan, is telling the story of] robert oppenheimer, the theoretical physicist behind the bomb and that test. they are saying there is a chance when they push that button we destroy the world. the chances are near zero. i became really interested in exploring that man and taking that moment where they made that incredible decision. how could you take that on? you know there is a possibility, when you push that button, you might destroy the world, and yet they pushed it. making the bomb was a triumph of human ingenuity and science but also

christopher nolan opting to shoot the movie in 70 millimeter film, no easy feat. >> it is big and fantastic a strip of imax film there. 15 perforations per >> imax 70 mm brings seminar -- cinematic them to life. -- cinematic film to life. this year skies constant scope of the film is why only a few theaters are screening -- swinging it -- screaming it -- crescreening it is only one of 30 the entire world showing oppenheimer the way christopher nolan intended. >> it allows the frame to finish. you are in the room with these actors. i refer to it as 3d without the got -- glasses. >> only 19 peers in the u.s. are showing oppenheimer in 70 millimeters imax. the stunningly advanced chemical feet is run by old but reliable software. >> it is a bit ironic. >> a palmpilot, not wid or heard of, is the software mechanism imax uses to control this massive real. >> some people thought it was funny. >> imax 70 millimeters is the crown jewel of the movie industry, giving oppenheimer viewers a uniquely immersive cinematic experience. reggie: and oppen second because the biggest movie in the country is alr

i cannot think of another movie that bobby's up against christopher nolan's doc, historical drama, often times about the development of the atomic bomb fans have been turning out in droves to see the 2 diametrically opposed films. yeah. so we just came out as being the part of the movie and the leader, regardless, the oppenheimer today and both of those movies have come out and it's been a really fun time so far it's going to be that will feature a very different movies. but obviously, i'm pretty excited about the bar b movie. bobby does appear to be the crowd favorites with estimates that could take in $150000000.00 over the weekend, exceeding the same as opening of advertising the way of water. i'm excited to say um isa ray in the black barbies because a lot of times when they've done out of our base stuff in the past, we haven't been included and to see i can, i think it's kind of cool and that ryan gosling, i think a lot of guys can get excited. it's not just the movie for ladies or girls. the battle of the blog post is, is a bright spots and mid hollywood ongoing stand off with unio

christopher nolan, extraordinary director.play for you a little bit later this hour. >>> first, we're following this morning's developing news out of england, where president biden arrived at windsor castle not long ago and was greeted by king charles iii. the two stood for a rendition of the star spangled banner before walking out to inspect the troops assembled to welcome the president. this is the first time president biden has met with now kick charles since he ascended to the throne. president biden heads to lithuania for tomorrow's nato summit. let's bring in peter alexander live outside buckingham palace. >> reporter: good morning. the president arriving late yesterday and early today beginning his visit with a face-to-face meeting with the british prime minister sunak at 10 downing street. the president right now is meeting with king charles. he missed the king being crowned back in may. the first lady came in the president's stead. the real focus of their conversation is on the topic of those climate initiatives. as y

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as j, robert oppenheimer director christopher nolan assembled an all star cast, including matt damon, emily blonde, and florence pugh. the british american filmmaker is an expert in big budget cinema . as films have grows more than $5000000000.00 worldwide and received a total of $36.00 oscar nominations and 11 wins. including 2 for best picture lead up to the trinity test. they were dealing with the very small possibilities when blake pushed that through the set. finally, the atmosphere of the i'm destroyed and yet they pushed a button. it's no secret that nolan is no fan of modern c g i technology for special effects. my preference is to always do things in camera as much as possible. it's such a big challenge for free development direction, bring the reality of, of things that for the actors in order to recreate the trinity test farms distinct mushroom cloud. nolan special effects team set off an explosion using a combination of gasoline and propane aluminum, powder and magnesium were added to approximate the instant blinding slash that accompanies a nuclear blast. a lot of experim

christopher nolan is interviewed in it.e great insight into what he thought oppenheimer's character was like. it does stand on. it is a compliment. >> we have watched the narrative film. we see the documentary and we will see the narrative films. this is the plan from the beginning. i am looking forward to it tonight. thank you so much, the director of to end all war. oppenheimer and the atomic bomb, and nbc news studio production ends next. congratulations again. we will be right back. we will . n that lets her get exactly what she wants and save on every perk. sadie is moving to the big city and making moves on her plan, too. apple one, on. now she's got plenty of entertainment for the whole ride. finally there! hot spot, on. and she's fully connected before her internet is even installed. (sadie) hi, mom! (mom) how's the apartment? (vo) introducing myplan. get exactly what you want, only pay for what you need. act now and get it for $25 when you bring your phones. it's your verizon. we really don't want people to think o

when moviegoers in japan finally get a chance to watch christopher nolan's latest. at that, it may renew the debate about the human costs, but the offense that ended world war 2, the more tremendous to know what's next. and ronald lafond, l g 0. the type of quick check of the headlines here, this uh military root is who sees power in the last week of a choose france of planning an attack on the presidential palace to free depose. president mohammed buzzing from says, condemned the crew. but it's not announced any intention to intervene, set of goals into administers, as the political populated by opposition leader. it was months sancho has been dissolved following his detention violence interrupted between sancho support as on the police and the capital tackle. on monday, the politician of fading caused him was formerly charged with several offences, including insights and insurrection. legal team saying that was prevented from fighting between rival on groups inside the biggest palestinian refugee camp and 11 on an us killed. at least 11 people, dozens were injured

i asked christopher nolan about the ongoing strike and what it means for his entire industry.at he said. >> i am worried right now all the family members of guild members who are out on strike. nobody is working what about the writers and my gui in my guild s on strike. it's an absolute necessary industrial action. the truth is the companies we work for arbitrarily change the way in which they sell the products. deals have chanthe deals have ct five years. and the way in which with working actors are compensated has not kept up with that. they have not change those deals and they have to do that. brian: go check it out oppenheimer playing in theaters, too hot outside to stay outside might as well enjoy it pretty will not regret it. tell me what you think you can always find is that "one nation"@fox.com. all right let's change gears. social media feeling a social health academic among chilled kids. stark warnings from medical experts he concerns are only increasing pre-think about it. daily screen time for kids on average up to six hours a day for eight -- 12 year old how about

and it will come out on the same day as christopher nolan's oppenheimer, which is about the physicist who of course helped to develop nuclear weapons to directors of it, not a quote close but comfortably equal. or i know, but surely overlap is going to be very interesting. i mean what for the girls? one for the boys will see that i think if you go with the summer, feel good factor and, and the fact that there is a lot of comedy and bobby put a lot of people are typing for the one that's pretty in pink. okay. and remote control, obviously as well, and not just about the segment is input about geo politics. yeah, amazingly, i'm that, that was certainly very unexpected. that even before the premier vietnam announced, of course that it was going to band the film based on the basis of one scene. that's features a map that they find defensive. so it's, it shows a, a so called the so called 9 dash line. the represents china as unilateral claims on the south china sea, so its version of its extent of its territory. but a number of countries in the age, of course, vehemently oppose that line.

gone straight off the red carpet and the un cinema, oppenheimer's first screening, an upset christopher nolanience, but without his actors. you've seen them before on the red carpet. but, unfortunately, now they've gone to prepare with strike posters such as we damon of course, live on exclusive contracts. hollywood will hold on to the rank and file actors' union unites 160,000 people. they are simple workers in this gruesome factory , the actors do not have good salaries. if not considered better - 1.% of the total. in fact, many have to look for an additional second third or even fourth job just to earn a decent living, for which they picket in front of the headquarters of disney and netflica. warno bros. and parallel. according to the actors' union, hollywood is now killing what helped him survive the industry changed a lot in covid, the actors began to receive less. despite the fact that the number of the same tedious video trials has not decreased. we are the victims here. i am shocked by how the people with whom we cooperate treat us, how far we are from each other. they say they don't

christopher nolan's "oppenheimer" in theaters. at his leading role in creating the world's first nuclear weapon. it is also being watched in a very special way. people are driving from hundreds of miles to see the movie in one specific theater in downtown sacramento. the imax theater is one of the few theaters in the world that is showing the movie and a vintage format. most blockbuster movies are projected using a digital laser but "oppenheimer" was shot on 70 millimeter film. so seeing it in the larger format is actually the best possible experience. >> it is going to move five feet of film per second. >> sacrament is esquire is one of only 19 movie theaters and the whole country that still has a working 70 millimeter imax film projector. >>> well, america is going pink for barbie. the film's release is prompting people to create their very own barbie dream house, from influencers to air b&bs. the movie has really asked people to turn their home into a hot-pink barbie experience. we are anticipating a big box office experience a

you can catch christopher nolan's latest movie on one of the biggest screens in america. >> oppenheimer is now showing in the 70 millimeter format at the amc met re on oppenheimer according to director christopher nolan is meant to be seen in 70 millimeter and on the biggest screen possible. the metro imax screen is the second largest in the country. and one of just a handful of theater still able to run a film in its most epic just 30 theaters worldwide can do it. in fact, so lucky for bay area viewers, we've got 2 of them aside from the metra on there's the regal hacienda crossings, theater. >> in dublin. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. thanks to producer jake for the movie magic tonight. he he's going to see on a timer tomorrow night after seeing barbie tomorrow morning morning. he just told me that oppenheimer's brother actually founded the exploratorium as well. so that a little bay area. >> yeah, this is all from jake, our producer who knows everything. we're learning some of we've got more for you coming up at 9 o'clock. >> we are going to be talking about the south

and 0ppenheim are about christopher and nolan, about the father of the atomic bomb, that's not what youch you might think, all this sounds fun. light, easy watch in the summer to watch something about nuclear war. but it's an absolutely staggering watch. the audiences of the winners here.— staggering watch. the audiences of the winners here. great to have you on. thank the winners here. great to have you on- thank you _ the winners here. great to have you on. thank you so _ the winners here. great to have you on. thank you so much. _ the winners here. great to have you on. thank you so much. absolutely| on. thank you so much. absolutely fascinating topic. i have to confess, i was working this weekend so i haven't seen either. i will go out and see them on your recommendation. thank you very much for that. i will be back in a couple of minutes. i am i will be back in a couple of minutes. iam lewis i will be back in a couple of minutes. i am lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello. southern parts of europe are still baking in that heatwave, whereas in our neck of the woods the weather

. >> christopher nolan's movie has drawn arch crosses we can. however, i found not so much what is wrong it that the many omissions that are troubling as we look at what happened in 1945 and the lessons for today as nuclear dangers increase in 2023. amy: we will speak to journalist greg mitchell who asks, "is hollywood still afraid of the truth about the atomic bomb?" all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. climate scientists have confirmed the first half of july marked the hottest to it's in recorded human history and there are no signs the summit -- it is said to end anytime soon. in greece, evacuations are underway from the island of corfu, following the largest evacuation in greek history this weekend as some 19,000 people fled what was described as "hellish" wildfires in rhodes on -- in recent days. as european holiday-goers spent nights on airport or emergency shelter floors, described harrowing scenes. >> it is just getting worse and worse. basically, could to t

next, christopher nolan's "oppenheimer" has made its premiere in paris. it is about the u.s.st who invented the nuclear bomb. what can you tell us? >> it is a really audacious film, especially for a summer blockbuster. in many ways, it twists the rules of the genre. it has extremely accomplished sound design. this at least one sequence where they are doing a trinity nuclear test that just pops and sizzles off the screen. at the same time, it is not your traditional popcorn film. it is more a biopic and political thriller. it is a three-hour drama that covers a lot of ground. it plays up red scare paranoia, bureaucratic backstabbing and power plays, and very interesting visualizations of the scientific process and scientific thought itself. all these turns around the centric and medic figure of robert oppenheimer played by cillian murphy, with a very dense supporting cast including matt damon, emily blunt, and others. let's take a look. >> i can perform this miracle. >> world war ii would be over. our boys would come home. >> the world will remember this day. >> our work here