well, i'm now here with talking movies reporter emma jones.ieve, but i think this is only the third time i've seen you during the festival. i know, i've barely seen you! you've been doing interviews and seeing all kinds of films. so tell me, for you, how have you found the festival? i mean, i've actually enjoyed it. it seems upbeat and it's really bounced back in a way, hasn't it? it has. just remembering what that festival was like last year in the depths of the covid—19 pandemic. again, itjust feels normal, it feels great. it's been really fun. and for you, if you had to pick a favourite film, what would it be? it would be femme. the film, of course, that you saw earlier on in the show, that british movie femme. i think that's going to do so well. i love it. and for me, if i had to pick a favourite, i think it would be thejoan baez documentary. and in fact, we're going to leave you with a clip from that documentary in which we see a very young joan baez performing with what looks like an even younger bob dylan. so, emma and i will be back ne

well, i'm now here with talking movies reporter emma jones.is is only the third time i've seen you during the festival. i know, i've barely seen you! you've been doing interviews and seeing all kinds of films. so tell me, for you, how have you found the festival? i mean, i've actually enjoyed it. it seems upbeat and it's really bounced back in a way, hasn't it? it has. just remembering what that festival was like last year in the depths of the covid—19 pandemic. again, itjust feels normal, it feels great. it's been really fun. and for you, if you had to pick a favourite film, what would it be? it would be femme. the film, of course, that you saw earlier on in the show, that british movie femme. i think that's going to do so well. i love it. and for me, if i had to pick a favourite, i think it would be thejoan baez documentary. and in fact, we're going to leave you with a clip from that documentary in which we see a very young joan baez performing with what looks like an even younger bob dylan. so, emma and i will be back next month with a prev

emma jones has been looking at some of the highlights of queer cinema in berlin this year.ish life in femme, the story of a young drag artist, jules, played by nathan stewart—jarrett, who suffers a breakdown following a homophobic attack by a thug. a few months later, he finds his attacker preston, played by george mackay, in a gay sauna and plots his revenge. the film is based on a bafta—nominated short movie, also called femme, that its two british directors made a couple of years ago. they had a clear vision of the feature they wanted to make. it's an amazing movie. where did the concept come and how long has it taken to bring to the big screen? originally, we kind of came up with the idea in 2020, didn't we? yeah, we did. we werejust... we've been friends for a long time. we lived together for three years and kind of had wanted to work togetherfor a while. and we were having a real kick on sort of neo noir, late night thrillers. safdie brothers, nicolas winding refn, kind of classic scorsese. and we just sort of had this feeling that it was a boys' club that we didn't q

let's see what kind of effect that has on it. >> back with me emma goldberg, errol louis, emma choi and mondaire jonesn this. is that your genre, errol. >> not usually. i will say that my 17-year-old son laughed at the trailer just as much as i did and might be one of the few times we can connect. >> will you go to see it? >> you know, if that's what the boy wants to see, as a good parent, i could do no less. i'll have to sort of go and supervise. >> i understand that. emma, are you tempted? >> i hope we're all going to see it after this tonight, i mean, i was tempted to see it from the moment i heard the premise, the fact that cocaine fell from the sky and then they found a bear that had overdosed on it. that alone is a draw for me. i don't need to see the trailer. i will go to the theater with any of you. >> the trailer is demented. i'm sure the whole movie is, emma. >> i want to say leo dicaprio is amazing as the bear. i'm happy he gets to do another oscar winning picture. >> i'm going to see it. it's a no-brainer for me now. >> literally a no-brainer. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> see, i thought it was

. >> back with me, joey jackson, patrick mcenroe, emma goldberg and mondare jones.he jury will have to suspend a lot of disbelief to believe that entire scenario. >> they very well may. this gives perspective to what they were doing as in the prosecution, talked about all those financial crimes, about how he ripped off every client, whether you're a paraplegic, a teenager, couldn't care less and lie at you and look at you in the eye when he did it and certainly the prosecution in their closing will say just as he looked at you and said he didn't do this, you can be as assured of his guilt. i think clearly they established he's a liar. the question is whether they established he's a murderer. you have to isolate the timeline. there's a lot of things he has to explain i think he did not to the level of satisfaction a jury might say you know what? perhaps you're not guilty. >> the timeline is pretty crazy. he was caught on cell phone audio at the kennels at 8:45 p.m. police believe his wife and son were shot at 8:49 and 9:02. where was he? >> he went back to the car, b

the atlantic" this week about subjective age back with frank luntz, patrick mcenroe, mondaire jones and emma >> i'm still not excited about necessarily going out on the weekends and being social past a certain time like i'm very happy to stay at home and watch netflix. >> maybe you are 35 in that case. >> no, but i also feel like i could if i wanted to and, you know, i'll stay out until maybe 11:00 or midnight but after that i've done this before. i've gotten that out of my system. >> emma, how old are you really. >> i'm 28. >> how old are you in your head. >> i'm forever 21 embracing free spirit. i have people talk about manifesting so i'm manifesting being just early 20s forever. >> i like even if you're in your 0s you're still younger. it's a phenomenon for everybody. i'm 37. not only am i forever 37, i've lied about my age so much that i forget how old i am like i've tricked myself into not knowing. i used to lie when i was younger, now i always lie i'm younger. i don't know how old i am. >> alex murdaugh, right? >> i'm a lot like alex murdaugh, thank you. >> i'll jump in. i can't wait t

emma goldberg, and then monitor jones. the american people still favor america's help to ukraine. but, i don't know how much credence to give these factions that are starting to pipe up and i don't know if tammy kevin mccarthy will give them much credence. but the lauren bogart, who say things like they announced a $10 million in ukraine, buns blank check strategies not sustainable especially considering the many crisis at home. that's a common scene, focus just here. >> most people don't want to sell the crisis at home. but your point, we have to convey to the american people, regardless of clinical affiliation, that it is in our geopolitical national interest to help the free people of ukraine sent off this unjust war being waged by russia. for a variety of reasons. not least of which that russia is a nuclear power will not stop that ukraine and you will increasingly pose a threat to our sovereignty, but also because china, it's an even bigger threat than russia. it's fun to see a russian victory as an excuse or permission shall we say for it to then expand its reach including t

emma, thank you very much for talking with us. that was 8 worker m at basi. in gaussian time. earlier i talked to our correspondent dorian jones and is stumble, asked him, what turkish authorities are saying about this disaster? well, it takes very clear that this is one of the worst natural disaster his country has face. if not be was. these are talking about 2 major quakes in the same region. the space of a few out. 10 major cities have been badly affected, holding a population around 13000000 people. turkeys never experienced, such a those offs on such a white scale before it is prone to earthquakes. even where i'm here and it's tumble in 1909. it was hit by a devastating quake just outside the city. 70000 people died. but this latest the disaster given the broad distances that we're talking about hundreds and hundreds kilometers of been affected by this devastating quick thousands of buildings have claps, buildings we're getting reporting or continuing to clamp. and that's really trapping many people in the rubble. and it's also maybe even more people homeless. and as you, as you can see behind me the whole country isn't t

back with me, now jim walden, mondaire jones and joining us, new york times i'm goldberg. emma stories. there have been studies that show that when you add public humiliation and embarrassment, it compounds depression and makes people more suicidal. that's what social media does. >> i was stunned when i saw the research on what young women are experiencing right now. there is new research issued in 2021, three in five young women were experiencing persistent sadness, and one and three young women seriously considered attempting suicide, and when you think about, it's never easy to be a teenage girl. there are social comparison, body image disorders, all sorts of sources a stress, and then it there on top of the, the isolation of the pandemic and then social media is like gasoline on a screen. it's so hard to avoid the compounding of depression and banks, but it's really alarming to see it laid out and the data, and i think it raises the question of what the companies are going to do. how are they going to answer to the increasingly strong connection that's been john between ris

emma stone, right? >> kirsten skarsgard. >> chris rock. >> skarsgard -- alex skarsgard, whatever. >> the giants player who threw the football. >> john stewart was there. >> who's football player? >> spike lee came over to say hello. >> danielle jones to do a documentary. lebron's entire production team was sitting on the front row. >> everybody wants to watch that game. >> it was great. >> it was one of those only in new york nights. >> we loved it. we're going to brag about it. and thank you to warner brothers' discovery. we got the boss' seats. >> it was a lot of fun. >>> also this morning, we stayed up late, but we have a lot going on. we have a new study about what you should be eating for break f fast. new data highlighting how harmful certain foods may be for your health. according to a study out of the united kingdom, consuming more ultra-processed foods might be linked to a higher risk of cancer, especially for women. for more on this, let's bring in cnn medical correspondent, dr. tara narula. no one better to talk about this. some people at this table may or may not have had some processed foods last night. i won't name -- >> hot dogs. cotton candy. >> this is a real issue. and especially if it's more concerning for women