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, a personal favourite. picture parasite from director bong joon—ho, a personalfavourite.at the academy awards, it's certainly the favourite to win for best international feature. it's a dark comedy thriller in which a poorfamily in seoul it's a dark comedy thriller in which a poor family in seoul insinuates itself into the lives of an extremely rich family, with all kinds of unexpected consequences. it's a story of class warfare cowritten and directed by 50—year—old modern master of south korean cinema bong joon—ho. translation: we currently live in an area of capitalism, i think it's inevitable to tell stories about the rich and poor, notjust me, but directors all over the world. bong joon—ho has a very accomplished track record stop his first film, a dark comedy of errors, barking dogs never bite, was released in 2000. he followed it up with a critically acclaimed crime drama, memories of a murder, and were arriving three yea rs murder, and were arriving three years after that was his first big commercial success, the monster movie the host. other hits have included his

bong joon—ho has a very accomplished track record. was released in 2000. he followed it up with a critically—acclaimed crime drama, memories of a murder. arriving three years after that was his first big commercial success, the monster movie, the host. other hits have included his first english language film, snowpiercer, set on board a train in a dystopian future where passengers are rigidly divided by class, and then there's the celebrated ija, an anti—corporate farce and a fantasy involving a young girl and a genetically engineered pig. critics see parasite in keeping with his body of work. i would say that thematically it fits in with what he's really devoted his career to, which is this idea of individuals who are just in danger of or about to be crushed by these giant, impassive systems, you know? he has been always really interested in the ideas of capitalism but also of, like, large systems and the ways in which individuals are lost in them. this story has really resonated powerfully with audiences around the world. in what wa

but that trophy might also go to quentin tarantino or bong joon—ho. it's a close contest.o together is telling your story. best supporting actress, well, it will be laura dern's turn to win an oscarfor playing a tough divorce lawyer in marriage story. she is the definite favourite. you hitch up and down burbank boulevard all day until somebody says they are driving to chatsworth? so is brad pitt supporting actor category, is expected to take home an oscar for his portrayal of a stuntman in once upon a time in hollywood. # somewhere over the rainbow... in the top acting categories for actress in a leading role, that prize has to go to rene zellweger for her spellbinding portrayal of judy garland. when did you become convinced that you had got it right? that you had actually made it work? that never happened! that never happened. no, just keep trying and trying and trying, that's all. laughs and best actor, well, joaquin phoenix is expected to take home that trophy for playing the dc comics villain in the film joker. and finally, the best picture category. 1917 is probably g

martin scorsese on his feet there, but it was quite a night for bong joon—ho. speaking through an interpreter because he does speak quite good english. he speaks better english after having some drinks, which he promised to have! being congratulated by hollywood, a feeling throughout the evening this upset was happening, went bong joon—ho took the original screenplay award for a foreign language feature, that was a sea change, that never happens, suddenly this film was becoming the darling of hollywood. over the last week i've sensed there was an upset in the offing, i thought it would be him for director which was upset enough, he won that award and then two later winning for best picture which has been greeted with absolute cheers in the viewing academy room. all the way in hollywood. everyone was willing this to happen, foreign language picture winning at the oscars for the very first time. roma last year. directors of the calibre ofjean—luc godard. they did not manage to do this. there was one commentator saying it was the best thing to happen to the oscars

way. its first outing at cannes, others have paved bong joon-ho's way.ear got very, very close to winning best picture. it was certainly one of the front runners. it was well beloved, just didn't happen to cross the threshold, in a lot of ways. but i do think it made the academy more ready to embrace international film. the academy more ready to embrace internationalfilm. i do think the academy more ready to embrace international film. i do think they wa nt to international film. i do think they want to shake old assumptions that it isn't a diverse make up and that they aren't willing to embrace other communities and other voices. parasite. certainly at one oscars viewing party, parasite's unexpected triumph is popular, on a night when many were expecting sam mendes is's world war i epic 1917 to scoop the big categories. awards season is now such a long, drawn out affair that by the time the oscars come round, there's very little to be had in the way of surprises. when they do happen, it is wonderful for the audience watching, but less so for the filmmak

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>>ou know, it'd be like, a of a sudden, if i showed some footage of santa going, "ho ho ho!"nd he's on the sleig and then you say, "well, you know, you went fm there, him on the eigh, but then, the next sleigh he was on was in idaho. y an know, people are gonna be confused 'cause they're gonna think, on that other sleigh, when he was actually in oregon..." >> i really disagree. >> you're ying to split a hair on this. >> i disagree, because here's why. so many people watch that film, it won an acemy award,ey and ere familiarizing themselves with the issues and the details of columbine. atthey may not have known he said that. frankly, i grew up in a republican family, was a member of thera when i was 12 and i'd never seen him say that. >> you never heard charlton heston say, "from my cold, dead hands"? s that was hgan. >> i hadn't. >> what would be wrong in that is if i showed him holdinup that gun and then dubbed in from -- you know, so you didn't see his lips much, i sleep with it every night." you know, obviously, that would be wrong. d it, you're saying he s and it doesn't

and parasite, the international hit from bong joon ho. quite a mixture. it really is.ulous emancipation of harley quinn. it follows up from suicide squad which was a complete mess and it is much better than its predecessor. margot robbie steps out on her own and at the beginning, she is broken up withjoker and she blows up the chemical plant in which they sealed their love. she is newly employed by a slimeball played by ewan mcgregor and she finds herself in a centre of a roller—coaster ride of a plot which involves a stolen diamond, teenage thief and a growing band of lethal women who have become targets. here is a clip. they're all here for me... ..aren't they? no. they're not? no, they're not. do you know what that means? that means he's notjust after the kid any more, he's after all of us. he's sure as hell after me, ijust robbed him. you just betrayed him. you just killed his bff and you're dumb enough to be building a case against him. so, unless we all want to die very unpleasant deaths, we're going to have to work together. 0k. yeah, ok. sure... yes! the best t

these are the people who are struggling on $7. an ho? you know? whenever they say "working-class," you alwaysof thinhat white, working-class lunch-bucket guy, but the average working-classfe person now ile. the average person. >> but is regional, and depends on what part of the country you're in. >> and african-american and latino these are the forgotten people. and you know what? if some white people -- >> it's not just forgotten people.ca i mean, soutlina -- people go to south carolina, where the african-americanti popu gets a say early in the electoral process. right? we're gonna agree to disagree on the electoral college. >> yeah, yeah. >> i want to turn to yourki filmmang. i'd like to ask u about your documentary work, which includes 11 feature-length documentary films... >> all in color. >> ...one for which you won anar academy -- "bowling for columbine." >> yes. >> and i'd like to read you a quote about something you said after your breakout 1989 "roger & me." >> okay. you said"no documentary is in linear, chronological order. if you are lo

bong joon-ho.ean family swept the board, collecting awards for best international screenplay, best director and best picture. great martin scorsese. this belongs to a lot of people... roger deakins was honoured for his work on the world wari honoured for his work on the world war i drama 1917. and so elton john's song from rocket man was named best original song. brad pitt was named best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood and was —— it was a story about the cruelty of the old hollywood system that one rene zellweger the academy award for her role as judy. —— zellweger the academy award for her role asjudy. —— rene zellweger. laura dern won best supporting actor for marriage story and joaquin phoenix 1a thejoker. but for marriage story and joaquin phoenix 1a the joker. but best picture was —— parasite's victory is seen picture was —— parasite's victory is seen as a picture was —— parasite's victory is seen as a sign academy is ready to embrace films from any country from

it earned a total of four awards, including best director for bong joon ho who paid tribute to one ofinema's all-time great directors and fellow nominees. >> thank you so much. when i was young and studying cinema there was a saying i carved deep into my heart, , whh is the most personal is the most creative. that quote was from our greatat martin scorsese. so, thank you. i will drink until next morning. thank you. >> there were no upsets in other big categories. the awards went to the hotly tipp favoritesed. in a comeback for renÉe zellweger, she took the best actress award for her betrayal of judy garland. >> do you take anything for depression? >> four husband. >> you won't forget me, will you? >> joaquin phoenix winning best actor for his mesmerizing performance. the dark origin stories of one of the best-known comic book villains. >> is this a joke to you? ♪ >> supporting actor awards went to laura dern for her role as a divorce lawyer in "marriage story." and brad pitt won his first acting oscar for his supporting role as a laid back stunned back in quentin tarantino's once upon

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what is brilliant is bong joon—ho was saying how they wa nted joon—ho was saying how they wanted an internationaling they were local awards but what does this mean for korean and asian cinema? it is really encouraging. with the academy awards, we have been making a lot of interesting, great piece of cinema but this recognition from this kind of notoriously narrowminded sort of america cinema focused towards giving this award means that perhaps more international films can this award means that perhaps more internationalfilms can be pa rt more internationalfilms can be part of this major film play. this can be an encouraging moment notjust for careers this can be an encouraging moment not just for careers in but four cinema around the world. what was it about this film that resonated on such a wide audience because it works on so many different levels. we can talk about parasite for half an hour easily but maybe two factors, as you mention, it tackles this timely issue of inequality and class disparity, really sharply but without losing a sense of humour, and also cinematically it is really invent

director bong joon—ho is being hailed in his native south korea and around the globe for making historyo win the best picture award. parasite is a social satire about two families from different classes in seoul. here's a little taster. i really want to see it. parasite became the star of the night. apart from best film it won three other awards — best international feature film, best director and best original screenplay. earlier i spoke to hyun jin cho, director of the london korean film festival — she says the enitre film community is pleasently surprised. let's listen in. it is amazing. the international film community are happily surprised by the news. awards from the academy international, we know is really amazing and a great news. what is brilliant is bong joon—ho was saying how they wanted an international board and he was laughing saying they were local awards what is brilliant is bong joon—ho was saying how they wanted an international board and he was laughing saying they were local awards but what does this mean for korean and asian cinema? it is really encouraging. with th

bong joon ho is the next director general of the bbc.rk from canada, let's have bong joon ho as the next director general. that's it for the papers this hour. nicola and asa will be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a very good evening to you. yesterday we nearly got blown away courtesy of storm ciara and now things have turned wintry. what is in store for tomorrow? a little bit of both. build strong winds convey cold wind at that and to reach showers. i'm spilling across the northern half of the uk, there's ciara across scandinavia for we have all of these isobars and for remaining windy, and if we put on ourair masks we remaining windy, and if we put on our air masks we can see we are in the blue and the polar air will follow the arrows back all the way to greenland in the arctic. so it

and highlights of the night, including south korea's bong joon—ho, who won the oscar for best directoror parasite, the third on the night for the film. and of course as we have said, making history winning best picture. with me is mark davies who's ceo of strategy consultancy camberton. let's get stuck in. the irish times, as you would expect, the entire front page analysing the results as they have been coming in. we have the final —— not have the final numbers yet that have taken place. it is a huge shift. sinn fein have got 2496 huge shift. sinn fein have got 24% of the vote as things currently stand, and it looks unlikely that a government can be formed without some kind of participation from them. given that leo varadkar said that he would not deal with them, that does not look particularly good for him. obviously they are a left—wing party and fine gael area left—wing party and fine gael are a liberal conservative party led by leo varadkar. what they have in common is very little. sinn fein, for you and me and everybody of our age, we know sinn fein as the political wing of the i

and as well as the coming century and as well as the pearl river delta, we spotted jakarta, tokyo, ho in terms of sealevel rises, notjust the flooding at but amplified affects of typhoons and real pressure put on infrastructure, like ports, communications and energy. you mentioned some of the cities that are vulnerable but which cities have, i guess, the financial means to deal with this? it's a great question because you‘d imagine chinese cities in the pearl river delta probably better equipped to deal with the financial aspects and cities like ho chi minh city or some of the other areas in india or bangladesh they identified, and that‘s a real problem for companies because then they have to make a decision about whether or not they can rely on those national investments or whether they have to make their own investments to improve resilience. governments are doing some things but what about companies which will be the ones directly affected by issues like coastal flooding? are they doing anything? companies are starting to look at this. primarily we are seeing companies still rely o

bong joon—ho!ly insinuating itself into the life of a very rich family, swept the board, collecting oscars for best original screenplay, best international film, and best director for its creator bong joon—ho, who paid tribute to his fellow contenders. translation: when i was young and studying cinema there was a saying that i carved deep into my heart, which is, "the most personal is the most creative." that quote was from our great martin scorsese. cheering and applause. i love you. i'm ready to drink tonight... laughter and applause ..until next morning. thank you. brad pitt. brad pitt was named best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood. i thank my folks for taking me to the drive—in to see butch and sundance, and loading up my car and moving out here. and geena and ridley for giving me my first shot. to all the wonderful people i've met along the way to stand here now. once upon a time in hollywood, i think that's truth. laughter and it was a film about the cruelty of

but the night belonged to parasite and its popular self—effacing director, bong joon—ho.re's nick miller. storm kero may have moved away, but disruption continues. especially in the form of some snow for some of us. this is how nottinghamshire looked for a time this afternoon. the storm is now out on scandinavia, but the flow of one behind it is a warmer one, it is still windy out there. on that flow, in the blue, there. on that flow, in the blue, there are these snow showers around, possibly just about anywhere. this is how this week is looking. it is staying windy, just not as windy as it was with storm ciara. plenty of showers on the way, particularly, but not exclusively so on northern hills, feeling cold in the wind. a lot of showers out there, most of the snow showers will be over the hills overnight, northern england, northern ireland and scotland, but to quite low levels at times. the heaviest snow showers, the difficult trouble conditions for tonight and tomorrow morning, i see here as temperatures for close to freezing. tomorrow, the lion's share of the showers

bong joon ho is taking home best director award for the film.quin phoenix wins for his performance in "joker." and renee zellweger won foreher performance in "judy." brad pitt won in quinton tarantinos once upon a time in hollywood. laura dern taking home the best actress award for "marriage story." >>> take a short break. it was touch and go at london's heathrow airport. high winds made a mess of it. some of the consequence just there. we'll take a closer look. ucing . unique home fragrances that finally capture the essence of nature's beauty by using natural ingredients to craft scents that work in harmony. warm vanilla and himalayan magnolia. french lavender and honey blossom. tropical pineapple and tunisian rosemary. creating a range of six exotic fragrance pairings that are responsibly sourced in a way that respects the planet. new botanica by air wick. nature inspired. planet conscious. this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. and this is charlie still not coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-ho

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. >> the man who had the last laugh was bong joon-ho who took host best picture for "parasite. we're joined by jennifer bjorklund. >> a very interesting night here in hollywood you could call it a comedy of drama, a horror movie in we've before. >> "parasite." >> history at the oscars "parasite"e first foreign picture to win best picture. "parasite" won three other awards including becht director for bong joon-ho. >> thank you >> no surprises in the acting categories. >> joaquin phoenix. >> it brought him his first oscar as best actor and renee zellweger won her second for "judy. >> best supporting actor lauren dern won. >> i say if you're really blessed, you get them as your parents. >> brat pit accepted supporting honors for "once upon a time in hollywood. >> they told me i only have 45 seconds which is 45 more seconds than they gave john bolton this week. >> matthew cherry saluting the man who won the award two years ago for "dear basketball." >> this award is for kobe bryant may we all have a second act as he has. >> and netflix came in really strong with 24 nominations, bu

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a little ere less thathn two ho from now. that applies mainly to the mountains and the north bay. if you look at the map here, everywhere in blue, the mountains and up towards the coast that is when the wind advisory begins. look at petaluma, napa, not even included in the wind advisory. doesn't mean it will get windy but a be the focus for where we all live is tomorrow afternoon? look at the city, see how we are included in the light blue and then down the coast? wind advisory focused mainly on tomorrow afternoon for these locations. but, oakland, hayward d fremont are not included. it gets breezy tomorrow afternoon but not as bad as in places like concord, walnut creek, pleasanton and livermore. if you are east of the hills, that is where the geske's will be noticeably stronger tomorrow afternoon. rain -40 miles an hour . san jose will breezy. watch what happens, i just want to take you ahead to tomorrow, late morning. that is when the majority of those locations in blue we just looked at will start to notice this. much more on this coming up in the complete forecast in a few mi

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director boon jong—ho was director boonjong—ho was not the only one overwhelmed by the scale of parasite's in seoul could not hide their pride. this kind of thing is a huge national celebration. i want to thank the director and all the actors and actresses. this is wonderful. parasite tells the story of a pool of family living in a squalid basement flat and a rich family who reside in a modernist mansion. while the film is a work of fiction, the apartment life is not. this is just fiction, the apartment life is not. this isjust one fiction, the apartment life is not. this is just one of thousands who battle unbearable humidity and rapidly growing mould in the city's basement flats. i am sad about it. i heard you can survive in the desert, but you couldn't survive in my house. the pizza place featured in the film is also real. it's been here for i7 also real. it's been here for 17 years, and it was the owner who taught the cast how to fold the boxes. when i saw it had one today, i got emotional. it felt like i had won. when i heard it had woi'i had won. when i heard it had won four oscars,

professor ho pak—leung is one of them. he says we are notjust dealing with another winter flu.'t cause a doctor like me to come down with severe pneumonia and then need to be admitted to intensive care. so we are facing an enemy that is different. professor ho says something also needs to be done about china's wildlife markets — the suspected source of this latest virus. hong kong's wet markets used to be very like the one in wuhan. there used to be bats and foxes and snakes all mixed together in the same area as chickens and ducks and geese and that just doesn't happen any more. the only live animal you'll find here are chickens and they are tightly regulated. i think it's time for china to think about this seriously. i think it's time for china be heavy—handed with this culture — it's time to change. in wuhan today, an old man collapsed on a street corner. passers—by were too scared to help him. by the time the paramedics arrived, he was dead. let's get an update on the situation — the bbc‘s mariko 0i has the latest from hing kong. the bbc‘s mariko 0i has the latest from hong

todd phillips‘ joker starring joaquin phoenix — who is hotly tipped to win best actor — and bong joon ho's south korean inequality which could become the first foreign language film to win best picture. we will find out if it does later tonight. will gompertz, bbc news, los angeles. that is the big question at the moment. will parasite surprise a lot of people and come through and win best picture? certainly a lot of people are rooting for it. that is right. you just said it. it is a big question. it will make history asa question. it will make history as a first foreign—language film to win best picture but it is up against some really strong contenders. the likes of 1917, for instance. it has tough competition. 1917, as i mentioned, was the big winner at the baftas, the british building —— reddish film academy awards last weekend. the british director could win his second oxcart role —— second oscar for that film. also make joker is second oscar for that film. also makejoker is in there, joaquin phoenix is tipped to win best actor. there is martin scorsese's the irishman, some people's f

but the night belonged to parasite and its popular self—effacing director, bong joon—ho.e that the academy has changed and become much more global. but it is worth bearing in mind that we have been here with hollywood before with new dawns, especially around the subject of diversity. it is just possible that parasite's wind, fabulous though it is, is just a one—off. well, many thanks. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm katie shanahan. coming up tonight. the former celtic captain, jackie mcnamara, is in hospital after collapsing at the weekend. the row rumbles on, but gregor townsend leaves the door open for finn russell. so will he return for scotland? and, out of the storm and into the snow. england steer through tricky conditions to beat scotland in the women's six nations good evening, we'll start the news that the former celtic captain, jackie mcnamara, is seriously ill in hospital after collapsing at home in york over the weekend. reports suggest that the 46—year—old has had brain s

bong jon ho has just won best director for his film parasite. best picture is yet to come.now to hollywood and our correspondent, peter bowes. a good night for parasite? bong joon—ho getting the biggest cheer of the night and earlier got west international film, the category that used to be known as the best foreign language film, —— best international film. two of the key categories that it had nominations for and it could actually take best picture at the end of the night. we will get that award in a few minutes' time. it is getting exciting, helicopters are circling overhead. we are in the final moments of the oscars. we will come back to you later in the bulletin. eltonjohn won the song for the best song. look what we are about to show you. a rocket. this is real, this is about to happen. this is a solar orbiter and the launch of this orbiter is being organised by nasa, the us space agency. the launch is happening in a few seconds' time. the name gives it away. solar orbiter. it is towards the sun. there is a reason for that, the scientists want to study the sun's weath

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. >> bong joon ho paying tribute to martin scorsese as he accepted his oscar for directing. >> the mostersonal is the most creativ creative. >> our great martin scorsese. >> reporter: there were no surprises in it the acting categories. brad pitt taking home the best acting award. "once upon a time i hollywood," ain't that the truth? >> reporter: laura dern with her first academy award for her role in "marriage story." >> i share this with my acting heros, my legends, diane lad and bruce dern. >> reporter: the award for best actress going to renee zellweger for her performance as judy garland. >> miss garland, you are certainly among the heros who unite and define us. and this is certainly for you. >> reporter: and joaquin phoenix with his first oscar for his portrayal in joker. >> i've been a skroucoundrel in life, i'm grateful that so many of you in this room have given me a second chance. >> reporter: those four actors are the second slate of acting nominees to win all five award shows in the same year. >> janelle monae started it and she sang on the stage it's time to come alive bec

>>jeffrey ho documented his stay travis air base hotel in fairfield by taking pictures every day and sharing his experiences on social media, the 33 year-old says being under a federal quarantine wasn't bad like most people might think he says he was allowed outside essentially when every wanted just had to stay within the hotels surrounding i've been most of the day was stream movies and. >>what worked on cycle run around the grass, it wasn't that it off really. in one location kind of week haitian i guess who is like a staycation newman tuesday ho received a letter from the centers for disease control and prevention's stating he no longer requires quarantine and has been cleared to return home to southern california. >>he was on vacation with his wife and daughter in a city outside wuhan china during the novel coronavirus outbreak. he flew back to the states and had his family stay behind so he could get back to work says he felt more on edge in china compared to when he landed in california where i was. >>bring you each and over there is a raft of cases quite low compared to the p

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. ♪ in my sweet -- ♪ hey, ho, hey, ho. ♪ i don't think you're right for him.d morning, welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: let's take a look at how your money is moving this monday. we've seen a small he setback on wall street, the dow is down 41 points, nasdaq down about 6, this after friday's selloff but taking that into consideration, the major averages ended last week with gains of at least 3% each. cheryl: gas prices down the last 19 days. we're watching oil. this contract is off about 20% from its january peak, traders waiting to hear how the coronavirus is affecting demand, especially in china. lauren: stocks in asia, mixed performance, the shanghai actually higher, dwayneing half -- gaining half of 1%. cheryl: breaking news in the u.k., four more patients have now tested positive for the coronavirus. the u.k. now has eight confirmed cases. the concerns about the contagion of the virus affecting all of the european markets, a lot of red across the board this morning. our top story, in less than

bong joon—ho!he life of a very rich family, swept the board, collecting oscars for best original screenplay, best international film, and best director for its creator, bong joon—ho, who paid tribute to his fellow contenders. our great martin scorsese. cheering and applause. this belongs to a lot of people... the veteran british cinematographer, roger deakins, was honoured for his work on the world war i drama, 1917. and sir elton john's song from rocketman, i'm gonna love me again, was named best original song. brad pitt was named best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood, and it was a film about about the cruelty of the old hollywood studio system that won renee zellweger a best actress oscar for her role injudy. laura dern was named best supporting actress for her role in marriage story, and joaquin phoenix walked off with the best actor award for his performance injoker. parasite. but this was the night that parasite made history — becoming the first foreign language f