let's return to greta brawner.while we wait for the president to leave the white house and for the lightsco ton's speech from reporters. this is breaking news from nbc earlier today. in his state of the union address thursday, president biden is expected to announce the u.s. military will establish a port on gaza's coast which will be used to get aid in. earlier, this is from jackie from fox news, a white house official tells me president biden is not going to make any executive announcements on border security ahead of our during tonight's speech. and then there is this from jim of axios. will use tonight's state of the union address to admit that prices are still too high in some areas, but argue things were worse under the former president. and there is also this from nbc news. in his state of the union address, president biden will highlight the post-covid economic recovery and lay out the administration's plans to revamp the tax code, expand housing supply, and reduce the l budget deficit. here's a little bit

tumberg, where is greta tumberg, people abroad went to greta tumberg with my posters and said: greta, what about you you relate, and greta had no choice but to take the poster with the raccoon, where it was written that ukraine is a country of terrorists, and she took a picture with him, and then literally half an hour later posted the message. about the fact that she condemns the actions of russia, russia is a terrorist country, so art has started to speak, and i am very happy about it, i am very happy that it stops, we have been saying for a long time that art should be apolitical, in fact, in this the shevchenko prize showed that art should be, should, should not be in aside from politics, it is also the same if with your paintings, as they say... they broke through the most impenetrable redoubt, because it is easy to take moscow, but to break through greta thumberg and indja kryndjatin, it is very difficult, even arnold schwertzneger could not do it, and i look, you remembered that in fact this whole story with a war, anti-war rather anti-terrorist poster, these are all your work

"i don't have to be greta to do it."'re going to change the numbers. so when you see every year the oscar list comes out, no woman's ever won best cinematography oscar. only one woman on the directing list this year, same as previous years. what do you think when you see that? i think we have a lot of work to do and i think... i have a lot of hope, though, for the future. like when i was starting to try to come into the business, there weren't a lot of women directors. i didn't know that that was maybe a path for me. there was writers, but there were a lot of executives, there were a lot of female executives and a lot of female producers. one of danny's partners is stacey sher, who produced pulp fiction and hateful eight, and she's an extraordinary producer. and i learned from her and she mentored me. so i was really lucky to have a mentor like that. then when i went to paramount, i was really lucky to get to work for sherry lansing for a year. and they were always supportive to me and i was able to go to them and ask fo

were relevant, should be celebrated. there, for example, 30-40 years ago, and another scandal with greta gerwick, also loud enough, it intersects with the previous discussion, because this director did not get into the nomination for best director, although many people did not even doubt that it would happen , this year in the nomination the best director or best director, only one woman justine trieuil with anatomy. and gereta gervivik, a fairly well-known director , we're seeing her now, and i'm sure you 've heard about her barbie movie, which just blew up last year, men and women and girls and boys, because if you went in the cinema, there were such boxes for taking pictures, there were such large boxes in the shape of a box with a barbie. i constantly saw queues for those boxes, and there were boys in those queues, and quite a few men older people wanted to take pictures there , and there were also many men among the audience of the movie barbie, and most importantly, why, what is the merit of greta gerwick, this film collected 1.4 billion dollars at the box office, and greta gerwick

well, and another scandal with greta gerwick, also loud enough, it crosses from the front'. discussionbecause this director was not nominated for the best director, although many people did not even doubt that it would happen, this year in the nomination for the best director or best director, only one woman justine trieuil with anatomy of an event. and gera gervivik, a fairly well-known director, we see her now, and i think you must have heard of her film. if you went to the cinema, there were boxes like this for taking photos, there were such big boxes in the shape of a box with a barbie, and i constantly saw queues for those boxes, and in those queues there were also boys, and already men so quite the older ones wanted to take a picture there. and among the audience of the movie barbie was also many men, and most importantly, why, what is the merit of greta gerwick, this film collected 1.4 billion dollars at the box office, and greta gerwick once again proved that women can be trusted with such big films, blockbusters, that women can make a film that will be so with a big budget, bu

greta, what else do you have for us?e floor tonight may have noticed a familiar face tonight. there is expelled congressman george santos on the floor for tonight's stated union address. reporters did catch up with him tonight before the speech. here is what he had to say. [indiscernible] >> have you received any >> [in] >> what is it like to be back? >> it is different. >> do you think this will be the last time that you come? >> i don't. >> do you want to come back someday? >> i don't put anything past my desire to run for office at this point. host: that was george santos earlier. chad of fox news tweeting that video out. he was asked by a reporter are you considering another run right as the presidentstead of . george santos tweeted out he is running for congress again. here is the scoop. george santos just filed to run for congress again. he filed in new york's first district, not the third district that he is to represent. here is billy house watching the floor tonight. looks like wiloda may have learned of santos'

doing so would risk pulling germany into the war, alyssa, wayne in private estate and greta. she will need to purchase chops and lashelle its to ensure germany does pull it, come to help you trade, defend itself against the russians. invasion will bring you an interview with alex wait in link to the menu, please. mckinnon. welcome to the program. german will make us have back to trots electronics, and as i said, again, sending taurus cruise missiles to ukraine. but the debates in belin over the long range missiles is intensifying divisions within germany's coalition. government opposition empties some in the governing coalition, demanding the government to live at the tourist. ms. solve the keys council that will of phillips and his s p. d. policy or against rough idea slicing the risk of germany being dragged into the war during the debates. a senior position politician such as charlottes, was playing into vladimir person's hands, while others said, it was time now to push for peace. either from mind to the same as your suppose it proved and has only few missed approaches, a

of the miscellaneous prime minister in greta. she juanita is invited in today for talks with trunk. flo will, i'm sure it's. they discussed security and defense issues. this idea has been one of the strongest supporters of ukraine since russia's full scale innovation 2 years ago. the baltic state has said it's supports the debate about sending weston troops to ukraine. germany has agreed to station a time for gate of some 5000 troops permanently and list ladia as part of nato defense measures. and i am joined now by and rita. she monita the prime minister of lithuania. welcome to the w prime minister. thank you so much for your time today. what can you tell us about you'll be same with trump specialists. a good afternoon. most probably i will not surprise than you one very much because we've discussed all the most spending issues spoke by lot sort of like a permanent brigade of the german. but the swear in the future. yeah. and preparations for this. and of course, a more global issues do political issues like security in europe

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so did greta come to you to do the song or did you go to greta? how didn't even come about >> because i heard it all. >> murphy. >> yeah, greta and i had had a meeting. she was like, i'm doing this barbie film and i need to songs the beginning. there was just going to be two songs. his big dance number so which is what became dance the night would do it and we need a song from ken's point of view. there was never anything in the script that ryan was going to saying there was never a moment. we thought like maybe it will play over the end credits a song about ken and his pain or whatever. and then wrote this song with my, with my partner and greta loved it. she played it for ryan and she's like, i we're gonna put this in the film. ryan's going to sing it. so we were this is there any started filming? we couldn't believe that they were suddenly going to put this in. it was such a, it was amazing. so it was all very like it was really unplanned. >> i know. but marc, tell me what that moment was like for you on stage number one, i got to kick out a yo

so did greta come to you to do the song or did you go to greta? he didn't even come about because i heard it on monday. >> yeah. greta and i had had a meeting. she was like, i'm doing this barbie film and i need to songs in the beginning, there was just going to be to solve this big dance number, which is what became dance the night would do it and we need a song from ken's point of view, there was never anything in the script that ryan and was gonna saying there was never a moment. we thought like nato play over the end credits a song about qanon, his pain or whatever. and then wrote this song with my with my partner and spread love that she played it for ryan because like all right, we're going to put this in the film. ryan's going to sing it. so we were this is there started filming. we couldn't believe that they were suddenly going to put this in. it was such a, it was amazing. so it was all very like it was really unplanned. >> i know. but marc, tell me what that moment was like for you on stage number one, i got to kick out a you wearing pin

are you talking to greta about barbie 2? yeah, we're always talking about it.ou. katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles. meet the happy couple who didn't hear the sound of bells at their wedding — but the romantic ringing of railway announcements. leah anderson and vince smith tied the knot on the great western railway service from london paddington to swansea. they commuted by train when dating and even had their first kiss on one. today's service was, by all accounts, a very moving one. congratulations. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. weather—wise today, we have lots of the brisk wind today about the amount of code we have seen is varying a lot from place to place. in southern england some sunshine, in hampshire temperatures reaching 12 degrees. but there was extensive cloud across the east of scotland in the east of england, temperatures struggled, around 4 to six celsius. those of you who like a pub quiz question, the uk

of the list of waiting in the prime minister in greta. she will need to is in berlin today for talks with trump. flo will shell, it's the to lead, has discussed security and defense issues miscellaneous, being one of the strongest supporters of ukraine. since russia's full scale invasion, 2 years ago, the baltic states has said that supports the debate over sending weston troops to ukraine. germany has agreed to stay from a tank brigade of some 5000 troops permanently in lithuania, as positive nato defense measures. i had a chance to speak to prime minister, she monita off the main thing with will actually it's i also to tell us what she discussed with a gentleman trunk a good afternoon. most probably, i will not surprise than you one very much because we've discussed all the most spending issues spoke by law to know like a permanent brigade of the german but to swear in virginia and preparation. so this and of course more global issues do political issues like security in europe and of course war and ukraine. mm hm. did you john speciali

i think the whole cast and greta gerwig brought so much fun to the evening.y. and then, of course, my highlight of the oscars ever is ryan gosling and slash performing i'm just ken. # ken...# more than kenough. and i think, you know, gosling owned the oscars. he won the oscars. i agree with you. anyway, that's all for the talking movies oscars review special from hollywood. and we're going to leave you with the song that won an oscar. # when did it end? # all the enjoyment # i'm sad again # don't tell my boyfriend # it's not what he's made for # what was i made for? #cos| # i don't know how to feel # but i wanna try...# hello there. the first thing to say is that there's no prolonged spell of dry weather on the way just yet. indeed, over the next few days, as we pull in milder air on a south to south—westerly wind, so we're going to find some further spells of rain on some more weather fronts. and we've seen cloud and rain pushing in from the west during saturday, continuing through saturday night, so that by the time we get into sunday morning, we've got the

are you talking to greta about barbie 2? yeah, we're always talking about it.ccess for barbie looks uncertain — a surer bet that these streets, this lot, will be coming soon to a cinema near you. katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles. and you can listen to katie s full interview with pam abdy on the media show, on bbc sounds. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. todayit today it was a largely a dry day, although the amount of cloud varied from place to place. 12 degrees in hampshire and 13 in parts of sussex, but for the north sea coast a lot of clout and for the most of the day temperature struggled around 6 degrees. the uk has a helmet wind and it is blowing at

so i mean, think the lithuanian prime minister in greta she monita was here in berlin today for talks with the german chancellor, the 2 leaders discussed security and defense. the way he has been one of the strongest supporters of ukraine since rushes full scale invasion began 2 years ago . the baltic state says it supports the debate that's taking place right now about whether or not to send western troops to you. great. germany has agreed to station 5000 troops permanently in lithuania, as part of nato defense measures. well, earlier today the prime minister of the, when he spoke with us here at dw news and we asked or did she urge german chancellor shoulds defend those taurus missiles to ukraine as well? um i think uh, this is a very focused debate on one particular sort of weapons and we've seen as it was mentioned quite similar debates about of the sorts of, of weapons in the past. so uh, i do not think i was really very much to commend them, but i do hear what translators think. but my point is that i think i'll problem is that we are very predictable to the progression put in b

the movie's director greta gerwig and margot robbie singing along, too. producer revealing that that song almost didn't make the final version. but director greta gerwig was determined. ♪ i'm just ken ♪ >> david: it was quite a night. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night good night. new at six, a wild end to a pursuit in the north bay. take a look at that. this is video from the sonoma county sheriff's helicopter. it was flying over a chase of some suspects from oakland who reportedly stole from stores in sunnyvale and santa rosa. the theft could add up to as much as $100,000 worth of merchandise. >> the sheriff's helicopter found the suspect's car driving south on highway 101. this afternoon. high speeds up to 100 miles an hour. at one point, that suspect's car, as you see, hit another car on the freeway near petaluma boulevard. deputies then move in very quickly, and they end up arresting three people. good evening. thanks for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we've been witnessing the power of the weather lately. and a storm

i think the thing is that the problem with barbie is, especially with greta gowan, _ is, especially withsnubbed is that the director's branch— snubbed is that the director's branch make that decision, and they— branch make that decision, and they tend — branch make that decision, and they tend to go for films that are international and serious, and _ are international and serious, and you — are international and serious, and you see that barbie was not seen _ and you see that barbie was not seen in — and you see that barbie was not seen in that regard.— seen in that regard. there was a hue seen in that regard. there was a huge cast — seen in that regard. there was a huge cast in _ seen in that regard. there was a huge cast in the _ seen in that regard. there was a huge cast in the room - seen in that regard. there was a huge cast in the room whenl a huge cast in the room when emma stone was announced the winner of a best actor �*s, and it was always going to be one of the most competitive categories and wasn't it? emma stone, the _ categories and wasn't it? emma stone, the star, _ catego

are you talking to greta about barbie 2? yeah, we're always talking about it.re just so happy this week to be celebrating barbie's success. oscar night success for barbie looks uncertain. a surer bet that these streets, this lot will be coming soon to a cinema near you. katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles. now what have these two got in common? the duke of sussex, prince harry and britney. well, it is that both of their memoirs have been shortlisted for the british book awards book of the year. prince harry's spare, the bestselling book of 2023, is nominated in two categories. britney spears' much—hyped autobiography, the woman in me, which went on sale in october 2023, was also one of the bestselling memoirs of the year. so why are these tell all books so popular? philipjones is the editor of the book—seller and chairman of the british book awards. he told us more about this trend. it changes every year what drives people's attention. but i think this year in particular, people liked the real life stories that prince harry and britney spears told. these were

he can be lithuanian prime minister in greta. she might need to was in berlin today for talks with the german chancellor and the 2 leaders discussed security and defense. that the one year has been one of the strongest supporters of ukraine since russia began. it's in the region 2 years ago. the baltic country says it also supports the debate taking place right now about sending western troops to ukraine. germany has agreed to station 5000 troops permanently in lithuania, as part of nato defense measures for earlier in the program, the prime minister of it. so when you joined us here, and we asked or did she urge the german traveler today to send those cruise missiles to ukraine as well? um, i think uh, this is a very focused debate on one particular sort of weapons. and we've seen, as it was mentioned quite similar debates about of the sorts of, of weapons in the past. so uh, i do not think i wasn't really very much to comment on that. i do hear what translators think, but my point is that i think i'll problem is that we are ver

the controversial greta thunberg has promised that we will all drown in the water of melting glacierse who remain will die of thirst, because there is not enough water on the planet. so we’ll figure out who, why , is missing it, and they’re threatening. will belarus have problems with drinking water in the near future? go! when we talk about water in a country, we always talk about two types of sources: underground and surface. surface waters are our bodies of water. there are 10 thousand lakes, 20 thousand rivers, 1,500 ponds and hundreds of streams in belarus. they are plus or minus evenly distributed throughout the country. the deepest lakes are in the vitebsk region, there are more shallow ones... if you take all the lakes on the surface of the belarusian land and pour them into one large bowl, they will occupy a volume of 9 km, that is, a cube whose side is equal to a kilometer. and there are nine of them . underground springs are natural reservoirs at great depths. their volume is thousands of times greater than that of surface ones. they accumulate water from sediments filtered

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and, you know, i mean, the wor iextlopposite ds essentially for forced by my daughters t watch the greta, i'm just curious. pull this room. if you like the movie, raise your hand. okay. mostthre about to say that. wefor a variety. i mean, i sort of admired some of the kind of technical brio,us was, was, was was terrific. but why did you hate it, brett? because think it peddled a caricatures of reality and not just caricature ish, but profoundly caricature ish because look, anywhere mean just in my own upbringing of my two, you know, my two girls who are academica while. i think, by the way, there's a tremendous amount of that that's not the girls who areit's it's e struggling. an're struggling in many ways because, again, they're lacking models. yoknow, people ask, you know what is modern and, you know, i think of stewart's definition of pornography, you know you know what? you know, one of the things that we have done books. donald tru n&Ñ it doesn't. i'll tell you how it looks like. okay. okay. i vividly after 911 when people wanted to say 're all heroes, and i'm like, no, they weren't

that is greta thuneberg as well. how is it time for others to pick up the mantle?o keep the youth engaged, is that the plan? >> to keep the youth engaged and if the message is not getting through, it is from the kids to the adults. where are you going with this? the pressure is on you to take action. i think greta, as you brought her up, has been key in terms of awareness. >> yet, business and investment appears to be -- some business. a lot of business are going. there is fatigue in the world at the moment. >> that's right, steve. that is why the undp had to come up with something new. that's why they use the kids and the weather forecast with a different take on it. this is what could happen. the adults have to take the decisions now. unfort unfortunately, there is a lot of narrative in the field. there is fatigue. they will keep going. if you don't wake up, this is what could happen. >> and it could be the economy or higher interest rates and the real-term effects impacting the younger generations. the millennials were investing in a different way to gen xers th

about forty people led by greta tumber, the planet's main climate activist, called for speedy reformsprevent catastrophic changes on earth. twenty-one-year-old greta is already repeatedly fined for blocking roads and don't... don't switch, the plot of land was received by a special operation hero from khabarovsk, now he plans to build a house for his family, and in general such free hectares can be used for any type of activity. the governor of the region, mikhail, met with the recipient of the plot. went on the agenda without hesitation, but enthusiastically shares that in the near future it will appear here, now on his land plot, the house will be with monsarda, two-story, there will be frame construction, the house plan is already there is, he chose the site himself, within walking distance to the city, here is the city center, 10 minutes in the center, very convenient, his margarita has big plans for the territory, the girl was really looking forward to her hero from the north military district, and now they... together will implement the family dreams, a house, children, a large

the movie, didn't it goes on greta gerwig's job to finish arc maybe it was the but it's someone''s notus out of barbie intd because my my colleagueevery me. girls and youngen k through 12 education in cle and in the labor market. and i'm just going to read a few statistics for every hundred s degrees that are awarded to women, 744 are awarded to the labor force. labor force participation among men in the us dropped the last 50 years. even covid, there re 9 million men between the ages of 25 and 54 who were not employed. there are so many statistics i could pull from from k-through-12 my age who say, great, no, not great, but let's not cry crocodile tears over this. other words, women were behind forever and, basically since the 1970s, we've sped up and now we're a little bit ahead. why we be so concerned about the ahead and that that's really the retort that hear a lot too to the largely richard that you make so ionxeone want to pick that up battle of the sexes know the one of one of the one of the one of the great phrases that screws up everyone's thinking is to say that it's a zero s

and stop it once it's all, all but, and he kind of as well, the lithuanian, the prime minister in greta. she money too, was in berlin today for talks with the german chancellor, the 2 leaders discussed security and defense issues. lithuania has been one of the strongest supporters of ukraine since the russian invasion began 2 years ago. the vaulted country says that it supports the debate that's going on about sending western troops to you. great. germany has agreed to station a tank brigade of some 5000 troops permanently in lithuania, as part of nato defense measures. or earlier in the program, the prime minister of lithuania joined us and we asked or did she ask or urge the german chancellor today to send those tours cruise missiles? do you great? well, um i think uh, this is a very focused debate on one particular sort of weapons and we've seen s as was mentioned quite similar debates about of the sorts of. busy of weapons in the past. so uh, i do not think i want to really very much to commend them, but i do hear what translators think. but my point is that i think i'll problem is

and we need more of that, frankly, greta, in this country with the issues being what they are in terms of what people are earning and the great disparity. i hope we get to talk a little bit about social security with regard to that. i think his last question was a bill for -- host: smart grids, updating the grids. guest: it's a noble and good idea and something that should be pursued. host: going back to social security, what did you want to add? guest: here's the deal with social security. here's something i think every american should be upset and focused on. we haven't enhanced social security in more than 50 years. what do i mean by that? didn't bob dole and president reagan do -- yes, they did in 1983, some 40 years ago. they extended the solvency of social security by raising the age. we have 10,000 baby boomers a day becoming eligible for social security. we'll surpass 70 million people on social security next year and yet those benefits that were in place when richard nixon was president have not been changed. we have a cola that's inadequate. people haven't received an increas

his daughter greta dates to have treatment for cancer . his daughter greta says cancer.ide. he died peacefully with his family by his side . well, you family by his side. well, you get more on our latest stories signed up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to the website gb news .com/ alerts. now it's back to . nana. >> thank you aaron. coming up it's world view time. we'll cross over to los angeles to speak to paul duddridge and then over to tel aviv to get the latest from what's going on around the world with uri geller. but next, it's time for the great british debate this houn the great british debate this hour, asking, it time for hour, i'm asking, is it time for the tories to focus policy, the tories to focus on policy, not got to not personality? i've got to pull now on asking you pull up right now on asking you that very question. is it time for tories to on for the tories to focus on policy, not personality? send me your email gb views gb your thoughts. email gb views gb news. com or tweet me at gb news. just coming up to 37 minutes after 4

the hero of our dreams is a product of the a-24 studio, which discovered ari aster, robert egers and gretaits of the company was the comedy action film, all at once, which received seven oscar statuettes last year, including best. film, one of the producers, the hero of our dreams, along with cage, was the master of anxiety ari aster, the author of the film reincarnation, sancestation all the fears of bo, and invited christopher borgli, whose debut the full-length film is sick of itself and was included in the “special look ” program at the cannes film festival in 2022. one of the themes of the film, what i liked so much about it, is its relevance, it explores how information is presented to us today, at what speed, everything is available in seconds. astaire and bogli work at the intersection of genres, the heroes of our dreams, which begins as a light comedy, are transformed into a sharp satire, and by the end it turns into a thriller. the authors subtly touch on vices. a fitting message to the city and the world. this is interesting decipher the message? if recently the future was seen

the main characters were played by greta lee from the life of matryoshka and theo yu, who played the. the past lives of the legendary studio a-24 became a sensation at the national american festival. sundance and even entered the list of top 10 significant paintings of 2023. may-december, based on a true story, an american drama about the mutual love of a teacher and her student. actress elizabeth comes to savannah, georgia to meet the prototype of her character, former pet store employee gracie, who 23 years ago seduced john, her son's high school friend. after the wide publicity of this case, gracie's prison sentence was given to society. left the couple alone, now grecie and joe are preparing for the graduation of their youngest children, however, the arrival of the actress unexpectedly disrupts the family idyll; they are very loved in the local community, it is noticeable. listen, what do you like most about grace? she always knows what she wants and is not ashamed of it. may, december. an american expression that means having an affair with a large age difference. film director

kimmel, giving a sneak peek in this promo where he pokes fun at the most-talked about snub barbie's greta ger wig being shout of best director category despite the glitz and glamour some fear it won't have a happy ending netflix featured the s.a.g. awards online. >> is that an indication that these award ceremonies could potentially being away from broadcast on live television >> streaming has brought in so many more choices for people to watch. you know, live television is not the draw that it used to be >> reporter: this year lapd is on alert around the theater and red carpet in anticipation of protests related to the war in gaza. jose >> priya sridhar, thank you so very much >>> a reminder to set your clocks forward an hour tonight daylight saving time is set to begin at 2:00 a.m. eastern. most of us will now get later sunsets until the fall even if we lose an hour of sleep. the only states that don't observe it, hawaii and arizona >>> when we come back, there's good news tonight, about this player's slam dunk moment and the surprise she will never forget >>> there's good news tonight.

greta gerwig considered snubbed in the category for "barbie." >> we have this amazing scene where barbield, has this encounter with a young teen girl who rips her to shreds. we know that barbie has no idea anyone in the real world felt differently. >> doesn't love letter. >> yeah, but it was an important scene to have. you want to have a character voicing those things that people have found problematic over the years. >> reporter: "barbie" outperformed "oppenheimer" at the box office when both films premiered on the same weekend. despite playing the leading role and being on screen in almost every scene, many felt strongly that margot robbie too had been snubbed. >> it's really difficult to land every single nomination with globes, s.a.g., critics' choice, bafta. when you miss in the end, it hurts. it stings. in that sense, yeah, i feel bad that she didn't make it. >> reporter: but the blockbuster did garner eight nominations, including ryan gosling for best supporting actor, and america ferrera for best supporting actress. >> you have to never get old, never be rude, never show off, nev

the main characters were played by greta lee from the life of a nesting doll, and theo yu, who playedr by kirill serebrennikov. legendary life a-24 studios became a sensation at the national american sundance festival and even entered the list of top 10 significant films of 2023. may -december - american drama based on a true story about mutual love between a teacher and her student. actress elizabeth comes to savannah, georgia to meet the prototype of her heroine, former pet store employee gracie, who seduced john, a high school student, 23 years ago. she always knows what she wants and is not ashamed of it. may, december - american expression, which means an affair with a large age difference. the film's director, tod haynes , employs a camp style similar to his other film, a velvet goldmine characterized by its love, grotesquerie and excess, which are brought to a peak, leaving the viewer in constant excitement. the main characters were played by natalie portman, julianne moore and charles melton. the drama premiered as part of the cannes film festival. red rooms is a psychological

reality, hero our dreams, a product of studio a20. 4, which discovered ari aster, robert egers and gretahe company was the comedy action film “everything everywhere at once.” last year it received seven oscars, including best picture. one of the producers, the heroes of our dreams, along with cage, was the master of anxiety ari aster. the author of the film reincarnation, consciousness, all bo's fears, invited christopher borgli, whose debut full-length film is sick of itself, to play the role of director, and was included in the program with a special look. one of the themes of the film, what i liked so much about it was his relevance, he explores how information is presented to us today, at what speed, everything is available in seconds. astaire and borgli work at the intersection of genres, the heroes of our dreams, which begins as a light comedy, transforms into a sharp satire, and by the end turns into a thriller. the authors subtly touch on the evils of modern society, the instant internet popularity of cancel culture, the pervasive... i like to talk with people, discuss how we are

women filmmakers set a record in the best picture category, including greta gerwig's barbie, which is the highest-grossing film ever directed by a woman. but the past year, punctuated by months of strikes in hollywood, also highlighted the ongoing struggles in diversity, equal pay, and equal opportunities for women. rebecca sun is senior editor of diversity and inclusion for the hollywood reporter. rebecca, this year, a record-breaking three films directed by women are nominated for best picture. is this a sign of progress or an outlier? rebecca: a sign of progress but with a huge caveat. people are recognizing movies directed by women is worthy of best picture nominations. it must be noted only one of those women was nominated herself for best director so that is where the big caveat comes in and people are loving the overall result and not really giving credit to the person who is most responsible for that success. laura: speaking of these directors, last year, no female directors were nominated for best director. this year, we have one for directing anatomy of a fall. what does tha

and greta gerwig shouldn't have gotten snubbed. but the other great performance is where it was very cool to see the osage nation there and paying tribute to killers of the flower moon. and then billie eilish was wrath taking with her performance. she is noun, the youngest person to have two oscars. and she talked about it on the red carpet and said that this is something she doesn't take for granted, but she saw all the barbie film. and once greta showed her the barbie film, she was able to write the beautiful song that she wrote. and she is unstoppable or hurt her brother. it was just a perfect moment. her voice is piano. it kind of took everybody's breath away. >> yeah, it's so evocative. you're so right in lens so much to that movie and others as well. kevin frazier, great to have you. thank you so much for taking the time after such a fun and no doubt, late night, we appreciate it >> always great to talk to you, you sealer, boris and brianna take care, of thanks. >> president biden is looking to keep up his momentum from last

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his daughter greta says he died peacefully with his family by his side .for peacefully with his family by his side. for the peacefully with his family by his side . for the latest stories his side. for the latest stories sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen. or you can go to gb news. com slash alerts. now back to dawn. >> thank you very much, tatiana. right. let's get straight to today's stories, shall we? the leader of the lib dems , sir ed leader of the lib dems, sir ed davey, just in case you've forgotten, has called for a once in a generation election. he called for transfer locational change to bring the blue wall tumbling down. he accused labour and the conservatives of tinkering around the edges and trying to cloak themselves in the costume of change, but they're both really saying keep things the same. he also poked fun at the prime minister over the calling of the election . the calling of the election. let's have a listen to what he said on that, shall we? >> now, of course, we don't yet know when election day will be.

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