mr. cormac, if the war stop today, how long would it take to clear ukraine of the land mines that are in place right now? i'm thank you. thank you for invitation to be on the program. that's a very difficult question to answer. i think so from experience, the reason is that nobody really knows the full extent of contamination with land mines, but from experience that shows really that it, that it would be a master code or decades. land mines are of course, always dangerous. but what is so particularly dangerous about the land lines? russia is planting in ukraine. well, i think the, the, the problem in ukraine is, is to do with the scale of the consolidation. you video. very perfect. demonstrate that the fact that it is massive but unknown, makes it very complex challenge. it is actually not just landlines, but it's also huge amounts of unexpended on the exposure to ordinance. there are people on the move that is being mines placed in areas that are both rural and possibly in in areas where there are certain corporation. there is a massive risk to civilians that the lamb my customers m

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cormac presented christmas windows - this is also a whole event for the city.most christmas showcase opened. uh, british supermodel in particular. naomi campbell and french actress isabelle huppert this year's main theme is the circus, according to according to department store management, it took hundreds of hours to set up a display case with dozens of mechanical puppets to admire, which are expected to be several million people at the festival, but the performance of the puppets can be seen, er, in all eight display cases. festive decoration will decorate the department store until early next year stunningly beautiful, and it seems to me that this is such a fairy tale even for adults and in general for them in the first place, because we remember that all adults are actually children. and by the way, this showcase reminded me in st. petersburg. there is such a house. kuptsov eliseev puppets dance right in the window, this is always such a bewitching action that stops the flow of people on the nevsky, and everyone just clinging to the window examines every de

. >> cormac had visualized it as a film.hey wrote their villain that really makes it, i think, the best movie of the 21st century. i mean, i still think about him flipping the coin at the gas station. >> you know what date is on this coin? >> no. >> 1958. it's been traveling 22 years to get here, and now it's here. and it's either heads or tails. and you have to call it. >> look, i need to know what i stand to win. >> everything. >> how's that? >> you stand to win everything. call it. >> all right. heads, then. >> well done. >> the cohn brothers are incredibly evocative because they're purposefully, i think, trying to bust up a norm. their "true grit" is an absolutely perfect motion picture. >> trying those cheap shells on me again. >> i thought you were going to say the sun was in your eyes. that is to say, your eye. >> you've got filmmakers who begin in the late '80s or '90s who are just determined to always make the movies they want to make. as much as studios gain control and as much as money becomes the coin of the real