hollywood movies are dominating big screen. some incomes went to the budgets of small countries but the lasting success of noncommercial movies at various trustable shows that people are hungry for alternative cinema so can this provide anti-dote to spectacular blockbusters the two one international contemporary film festival is ongoing you must go and its program director. the. critics say cinema is going through his story. the so-called independent previews top box offices while hollywood blockbusters become we know profound amateurs take it on the whole critics complain cinema has become very predictable and it's hard to find a really a regional work that's why the two in one festival was created it's organizers say they don't choose on directors names or a critic's opinion they're pastoral only features music and surprised and perhaps. thank you very much for being with us thank you for inviting me welcome to the show well first of all to in one festival one is to me while actually it doesn't mean what you perhaps would hav

the so-called independent previews top box offices while hollywood blockbusters become we know profound an artistic but on the whole critics complain cinema has become very predictable and it's hard to find a really a regional work that's why the two in one pastoral was created its organizers say they don't choose on directors names or a critic's opinion their cholesterol only features music and surprised and perhaps . thank you very much for being with us thank you for inviting me welcome to the show well first of all to in one festival what is to me while actually it doesn't mean what you perhaps would have suggested it's not about how their shoulders from well definitely about. blurring the borders of all different genres of much different kinds of cinema about blurring the border between cinema and content. art documentary and fiction and. commercialized cinema so all this about making cinema a unified space where we can explore when world can find something interesting where we can showcase the best findings in all their areas of creative work in cinema well i know that you call yo

to imitate anything from the specially hollywood style bart if people are inclined to. kind of action movies like. like they make it in hollywood well the best ways to just to spend your last money for a ticket to california to i don't know to find a temperate job as a waiter in mcdonald's and try to turn right on through the suggestion or the scripts or projects or if you're an actor or a total. screen time are solve whatever because hollywood is in the past place to to to try to action films aren't well if you were inclined to do something ass i think russia is by far not the worst place in the world because we still have a certain african states ward for debut film or or two or filmmakers. i would say you can. you can make and just be here still for. i don't know half a million dollars which would be impossible in america for a you were saying in one of the interviews a quote the problem with contemporary art. movies is that they are mostly about the personality of their authors but it's almost impossible to say if the film is good or not what are the criteria for ju

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the so-called independent plan of these top box offices by hollywood blockbusters because we know the truth around amateurs stick it on the whole critics complain cinema has become very predictable and it's hard to find a really original work that's why the two in one pastoral was created its organizers say they don't choose be on directors names or a critical period their pastor will only features a little surprised and press. thank you very much for being with us thank you for inviting me welcome to the show well first of all to in one festival one has to be all while actually it doesn't mean what you perhaps would have suppressed but it's not about how the children. well definitely about. blurring the borders about the french on the scene in much different kinds of cinema and all blurring the border between cinema and country. re art. documentary infection or commercialized cinema so this about making cinema a unified space where we can explore going can where we can find something interesting where we can showcase the best findings in their areas of. cinema well i don't know that

up next we discover whether people are happy with hollywood movies on the big screens or if they're hungry for something a little different that's coming up in the spotlight stay with us. yeah a little walk into spotlight to show on our team i'll bring our bank today my guest on the show. probably would movies are dominating big screen world what some make in comes to the budgets of small countries but the lasting success of noncommercial movies at various tests shows that people are hungry for alternative cinema so can this provide an anti-dote to spectacular blockbusters the two one international contemporary film festival is ongoing in moscow and its program director public statement the. critics say cinema is going through a historic. the so-called independent previews top box offices while hollywood blockbusters become we know profound amateurs but on the whole critics complain cinema has become very predictable and it's hard to find a really a regional work that's why the two in one pastoral was created its organizers say they don't choose on directors names or a critic's opinion the

s" coverage continues from the hollywood awards.ted by our nancy o'dell. >>> i'm here at the stars' afterparty where everyone's gathering. there are a few stars who really put their best fashion foot forward. >>> starting with rosie huntington whiteley, in emilio pucci split at the knee. >>> anne hathaway with a form-fitting blue floral pattern. >> you made our best dressed list. this is now the "e.t." best dressed. >> a good dress to wear. thank you very much. >> there you go. congratulations. and you can gave a speech. >> allow me to present to you this best dressed award. >> all right. >> george's gal stacy keibler takes the carpet solo in a marialuciahahn gown. >> stacy and i have measured our legs. we have the same length. >> that's very helpful? >> i don't know what you could use that far. >> i'm wearing heels now. >> i know, she's tall. >> deep colors, solid, viola davis. julianne hough wore a dress by nakeem haan. >> it's a little chilly. >> at number one, our best dressed of the night, michelle williams. >> her midnight blu

ask your rheumatologist if enbrel is right for you. >>> well, hollywood's >>> well, hollywood's newestack lot is 2,000 miles away from the west coast. this time, on the coast of lake michigan. gary, indiana was once a thriving steel town. today, it's on track to host a record number of film productions. abc's chris bury tonight on how that city wrote a hollywood ending to its own tough story. >> reporter: in the new "transformers" movie they stage an epic battle here. in "nightmare on elm street" evil freddie krueger makes it his lair. and in "pearl harbor," those american planes are bombing it. not hollywood. it's actually gary, indiana. a rust belt city that can't afford to tear down all its abandoned buildings, so gary is renting out its ruins, as ready-made sets. >> why not take lemons and make lemonade? why not squeeze a little economic value out of these structures while they're still here? >> reporter: this old cement plant becomes chernobyl, after the meltdown, in "transformers: dark of the moon." hollywood directors love buildings like this, gary's city methodist church. once

my parents at reform school or hollywood. i said i think i will take hollywood. i arrived here at 15 and it was fantastic. tavis: i had an older sister. like we don't know who she is. you come here at 15 and you are staying with joan? >> this is a true story. she just went to go to a movie with harry belafonte and she says, here is a list of people who can help the. here are the keys to the apartment. learn to drive. here i was in hollywood by myself, street smart. i actually wrote about those days because we lived in kind of an apartment like melrose place. everyone was around the pool. they were pumping gas and driving cars. that gave me a great insight. then i wrote the book that put me on the map in america. of course, the one before that was the 10th best selling. tavis: did you ever attempt to do that? did you get pulled into the acting world? >> i did have some things in hollywood. i would do some bikini sheets in the park and and at some kind of cheesy photographer. i would go to get the pictures. the landlady said, i'm sorry, he is not here, he has been

cover of the "hollywood reporter." higher than that. >> absolutely not. >> this is interesting. i had no idea ticket buyers were thinking about the politics of the stars. sean penn, michael moore, others. as they're going up to the box office. >> well, the shocking thing to me was just how much -- i think it's a result of the political discourse right now in the country. it is so highly charged. when you combine that with the internet and the social networking, a message bay star, good or bad, republican or democrat, gets out fast, and people mobilize, and you're seeing right now an immediate impact on the box office. >> you had about 1,000 people, which is a very good size sample for a national poll. what was the most surprising thing for you in it? because the hollywood idea has been the politics don't matter. that's an old-fashioned notion, 1950s, 1960s notion, that politics could get you in trouble at the box office. >> the result is immediate. you look at the number one movie in the country right now, which is "do

we'll have the highlights from hollywood. today, sunday, october 16, 2011.captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a sunday morning. i'm lester holt. >> and i'm jenna wolfe. can you imagine being in a room with barbra stre rnch ancra xds gaga? what do you talk about. >> this was a concert for bill clinton. the party got going with stars in the seats and on the stage. >>> the south pole mission to save the sickçó scientist. suffered a stroke, waiting for a plane to evacuate her. there are some new developments. we'll bring them to you in just a moment. >>> a surprise new twist in the case of john wayne gacy, the '70s serial killer who dressed up as a clown. new clues to the notorious crimes that could uncover even more victims. we'll have that story for you. >>> and then the week in buzz. a look at some of the holtest topics and videos that have gone viral. the big new buzz includes mel gibson. haven't heard about him in a while. what is a fellow hollywood superstar saying about the controversial actor? a

there really is a hollywood conservative elite. ted johnson covers politics in hollywood.ittle teaser on twitter and e-mail. i've gotten all these, okay, what do you have a 15 second block to fill as one house republican said to me. but in all seriousness this is a growing block of folk folks. tell us about it. >> you mentioned gary. he was a group of republicans that call themselves friends of abe. it really is a lot of the conservative rank and file from the entertainment group. they get prominent republicans coming and visiting. john boehner was there. michelle bachmann was there earlier this year. herman cain is going to be there next much. i see a group more organized and more energized than they were back in 2008. >> what is it they are looking for in a candidate? you said a lot of these haven't sided with anybody. is this a stereotype they are wanting the socially moderate fiscally conservative or is there a culture hook? what is it exactly they are looking for? >> well, certainly socially moderate and fiscally conservative and also strong on the fence. they are def

the answer was as shocking as any hollywood movie ending.e now, janice min, editorial director of the "hollywood reporter," which commissioned the poll. this edition of the "hollywood reporter" is easy find on newsstands now because there's a picture of a highly recognizable star on that cover. who is that on that cover? janice min, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> rachel is now a hollywood star. cover of the "yw can't get high than that. >> absolutely not. >> this is interesting. i had no idea ticket buyers were thinking about the politics of the stars. sean penn, michael moore, others. as they're going up to the box office. >> well, the shocking thing to me was just how much -- i think it's a result of the political discourse right now in the country. it is so highly charged. when you combine that with the internet and the social networking, a message bay star, good or bad, republican or democrat, gets out fast, and people mobilize, and you're seeing right now an immediate impact on the box office. >> you had about

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we'll have the highlights from hollywood. today is sunday, september 16th, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a sunday morning. i'm lester holt. >> i'm jenna wolf. can you imagine being in a room with lady gaga and barbara streisand? what do you talk about? >> you have to say former president in the room as well. this wasn't a birthday bash for president clinton. this was for the tenth anniversary of his organization. usher started things off. he got stars going on the stage and in the seats. we'll show you some of the highlights just ahead. >>> also, the south pole mission to save the sixth scientist who suffered a stroke. she's now waiting for a plane to evacuate her. we spoke to the scientist yesterday. there are some new developments, and we will bring them to you in just a moment. >>> plus, there's been a surprise new twist in the case of john wayne gacy. he was the serial killer who dressed up like a clown. authorities are working with new clues to his notorious crimes that could uncover even more vict

oh, there's another hollywood liberal who -- >> yeah, i -- >> reporter: driving an electric car? >> i mean, look. it is easy to criticize people of good will who are kind of earnest. and i think there's -- i think there's a responsibility that comes with celebrity. you can either stand for nothing or you can stand for something. >> reporter: so, are you a guy that thinks about legacy? >> no, i'm too busy doing cool stuff. >> reporter: understatement of the year. >>> coming up next, we cavort with a creature that might have come from a cameron sketch book, to find that sea horses are every bit as far out as they look. the first thing you got to do is make a car that's worth building... one with character and conviction... that has all the luxury you'd expect. then you put in an 8-speed transmission that gets 31 miles per gallon. that combination of luxury and efficiency only comes from one place in the world. ♪ you feel it working, so you know it's working. and that means you're ready for whatever the day brings. unlike ordinary toothpaste, you feel a deeper clean. you're also pro

[laughter] but any temptation to sort of court hollywood? no, but the horror stories are still there. you write a screenplay, or you write a play. you can't write a play hoping that another medium is gonna pick it up, 'cause i thick you probably do damage to what you intend, because you always have it in the back of your mind: "i better do this or better not do this so the movies will be interested." no, you can't do that. that is a form of censorship, self-censorship, which is far more dangerous in our democracy than outside censorship still. uh, no. and i didn't want to write screenplays because you don't own what you write in hollywood. you don't own the copyright. you can be fired from your own screenplay. and so, no, i've stayed away from that. the only other play of mine made into a movie that i will admit to-- though somebody made something they called the ballad of the sad café, but don't look at it if you can find it-- was a delicate balance, which was again a very good film made by the american film theater without any attempt to a

. >>> a hollywood ending for bill clinton's president celebration.august and had an event in hollywood. lady gaga, a marilyn monroe moment. we will more on that in a few minutes on "the early show." >>> we have been reporting on a new hampshire woman in the south pole in need of serious medical treatment. she was trapped there and trying to get out for weeks. a few hours ago, she did manage to reach safety in new zealand. cbs news correspondent michelle miller has the story. >> reporter: stuck at the bottom of the earth for months, renee-nicole douceur's fight to get out of the north pole is over. the 58-year-old station margin from seabrook, new hampshire, requested an emergency evacuation out of antarctica. her lawyers send a letter to her contractor telling raytheon the following. raytheon denied her request denying her future was in danger. this video was taken in september. summer in antarctica. when douceua made a request in september, conditions were the worse. the end of winter and no daylight and subzero temperatures and chaotic winds make f

here in hollywood, people pay to get on a bus and do that. these protests have been going on for quite some time now and they are starting to become a burden on local businesses in the area. but there is a notable exception. one business, which has managed to find a way to actually make money on all of this. >> this holiday season, give a loved one a unique, memorable gift that will last a lifetime. now, for the first time ever, you can name a wall street occupier after that special someone on your gift list. introducing, the international wall street occupier registry. this has a limited number of occupiers available for naming. for just $54.99, we'll select a unique occupier and tattoo the name of your loved one on his or her arm. your special someone will receive a full color photo of their personal occupier, along with the parchment certificate of authenticity. and if and when the occupier gets arrested, your loved one's name will appear on the police blotter. call 800-720-0622 to reserve your occupier now. don't be a douche. call today.

hollywood or holly won't? he was slamming the rich and now smoozing with them.voters. >>neil: you have will. antonio. the president is targeting the rich but still fundraising with ... the rich. reports say the president is holding a secret meeting with hollywood power and players and brokers but will it backfire? will it hit him? on the hypocrisy front? a presidential historian, you say he has to be careful. >>guest: well it sends mixed messages. he is schmoozing with the hollywood wealthy types and also, he is invoking class warfare and going after the rip and wanting to tax them in the latest proposal to congress so it could backfire. but mixed message, if nothing else and americans are tired of the class warfare rhetoric. so it could backfire. >>neil: the hollywood crowd they by and large agree on the class warfare although they are quite well-off, right? >>guest: that is true. they are with obama, with his ideology, and they are with him, and he has his support solidly coming from hollywood, but i don't think that is the group. americans in general do not l

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hollywood superstars hacked, exposing private e-mails and photos. now, the fbi says, they know who did it. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm tanya rivero. >> and i'm rob nelson. police have now identified the suspect in the worst mass killing in the history of orange county, california. scott evans kedraai, is in custody. >> he opened fire, leaving eight people dead. >> reporter: the lights are on at the salon meritage, as investigators, including the coroner, combs through the evidence and witnesses try to make sense of what happened. >> all i could hear was pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: kathy magee was in a back room inside the salon, as gunfire erupted. >> a client that was getting her hair done came into my room. opened the door. closed the door. locked the door. and we all kind of hovered down. all i could hear were screams. and shots. >> reporter: relatives tell eyewitness news, salon employee, michelle fornet, was killed in the shooting. the alleged shooter, michelle's ex-husband, scott dekraai. he shot eight people. christine says randy cut her

can hollywood come to you maybe since you went to hollywood and it didn't work out?come to you and say, hey, a couple of young, talented latinos, let's go up there and see what they have to offer? >> it is so interesting you say that. we have talked about that. we consider our company a startup and we're self-reliant. so why not with the area of technology, adobe, let's make films here. turnkey production house where we don't need hollywood, we may want them to support us but we don't need them. and because of that i think you will see great stories produced because of the low cost, high quality film making that can be made now because of technology. >> it's always a bad idea when you're the dumbest guy on the show and that's me today. we have some smart guests here today. information on your screen. logon because they have some fascinating other films that are there. right the now they are showcasing lured by a couple of young latinos who say, to heck with it. we'll do it on our own. congratulations. >>> and now here is what's happening in your comunidad. >>> and ou

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you can imagine he watches these big hollywood movies and follows american music. he's, obviously, interested in them. if you look at the guest list. i'm assuming he invited other people. we know shakira turned down an invitation, for example. it's difficult to read into the actual guest list because you don't know who he invited. a big interest in american culture. >> we'd like to hear from swank and van damme on why they actually chose to do that. max, thanks. >>> alison kosik at new york stock exchange with third quarter earning season is getting off to a pretty slow start. alis alison, what can we expect today? >> today europe remains in focus, kyra. the issues in europe reaching ahead. more talk of a recession and greece is getting closer to running out of money. sometimes all about sentiment. why we're seeing stock futures in this country here higher because as things get worse, there is this optimism. there's this growing belief that something will get done. today we're expecting to hear more details about a plan to recapitalize european banks and basically

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hollywood helped him land in office in 2008. as kron 4's catherine heenan reports, there is a growing divide against the commander in chief. [ music playing ] >> reporter: in 2008 hollywood stars embraced president obama. lately they have been loosening his grip. >> i no longer hope. >> reporter: once a big backer, he has become one of his most vocal critics. >> high is a brilliant guy but i i wanted more. >> reporter: he accuses him of bowing to corporate america. >> good luck to you. i know who he answers to. those are some powerful corporations. >> reporter: he finds a lot of fault. >> he only listens to the voices that shout the loudest and all those forces, it's almost criminal. >> reporter: some stars are saying backoff. on one show martin sheen had a couple of words. >> steady, steady. >> reporter: he argued the president deserves full support. >> i adore him. >> he is the best thing that has been there consistence kennedy. >> reporter: the obama campaign got a check from steven spielberg and his wife. tom hanks and his w