it brings richard gere together with a collaborator from a long time ago. in 1980 was the movie that put richard gere on the map as a leading man. a film classic written and directed by paul schrader. fast forward more than a0 years, and gere and schrader have teamed up to make the drama oh, canada. dog barks amanda was a jazz pianist. i with a fractured storyline, it has the feel of an experimental work. it's the story of a celebrated canadian documentary film—maker approaching death and reflecting on his life. you know, i relate to this around my father. my father died a few months before paul and i spoke about doing this, and he was almost, right on the edge of 101, and he was living with me, and we were very close and i felt his... he had different types of memories. he had some that were extremely clear and others that were more expressionistic. the story is based on the 2021 novel foregone by the late author russell banks, with whom paul schrader was a friend. when russell banks became ill, it prompted him to make the film. i was good friends with rus

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governor walsh from minnesota, who is a candidate together with vice president geres, he visited a bakerywisconsin, in which ukrainian migrants work and wanted to support ukrainians themselves, they have very radically different positions regarding ukrainians, whether here in america or in ukraine. andrei, yes, well, you yourself mentioned our beautiful state of wisconsin, so we understand that now... states, well, the fate of the united states and possibly the entire civilized world, it will be decided not in new york, not in washington, that's how it is will be decided in those states that are so-called neutral states, and there is a very important story here, this is the ukrainian diaspora and the polish diaspora, so we understand that there are many of us together, of his time during the post-war and post-war period, we understand that there were some misunderstandings, some... strained relations, yes, well, these are historical, historical relations, now there is hope that it is possible to somehow start coordinating work. of polish, euro-atlantic poles and euro-atlantic ukrainians,

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the voices and votes democracy in america exhibit made stops in howell's carney, belvedere, wahoo, gering and omaha. and i got to see it in carney and the waterways exhibit at the carney rails and trails museum opened on march 2nd. i was delighted to have the smithsonian come to nebraska, and i want to congratulate the many nebraskans who coordinated with the smithsonian to make this happen. initiatives like museums on main street connect, the smithsonian to nebraskans and to all americans nationwide who are unable to visit here in washington. i hope to hear more about the ways the smithsonian is seeking to connect with americans and increase that access to its collections. thank you again for being here. a secretary. it is an excellent opportunity for committee members to learn more about the challenges and the opportunities facing this smithsonian. thank you, madam chairman. thank you. ranking member fisher. as i noted, our witness today is lonnie bunch, who became the 14th secretary of the smithsonian institution in june of 2019. secretary branch previously served as the founding direc

richard gere surprised his fans by telling that during the filming of the movie pretty woman, he and. according to the actor, chemistry developed between him and roberts' stunt double shelley michelle, who replaced her in all the explicit scenes. by the way, it is dublisha who is on the famous poster of this cult film, only roberts' head is there. cinema is a great illusion. a few more short stories by mikhail lomov. don't be afraid of anything, i sang and danced with you on the stage of the mdm theater. more than a million grateful viewers thank the creators and with tears in their eyes see off this masterpiece of russian cinema show business in the big cinema. you heard right, a heart-warming story on the song bit quartet secret, after 2 years of daily sold-out will become a film. some sources claim that the director of the film will be sergey ursulyak. the names of the performers of the main roles have not yet been disclosed. the calculating producers of the musical, having earned, according to. official information , more than one and a half billion rubles, rode the wave of publi