(martin scorsese) and the remarkable ending with montgomery clift pounding on the door. atherine... katherine! katherine! (narrator) in scorsese's costume drama "the age of innocence" the director draws heavily on a tradition he inherited from previous hollywood films. his approach reflects his own identity as a filmmaker. pretty close. i'm an american, i've been brought up on films, i was raised on american films, meaning story and narrative. and in most cases, everything is at the service of the narrative of the story. he walks out here, great. (narrator) each directorial decision on "the age of innocence" is based on how to efficiently and expressively drive the story forward for an audience. if it's no looser than this they can't go ... (playing "strauss waltz") (narrator) how the camera moves, what it sees, the actors' expressions. it is all designed to sweep an audience into the drama. a grand style of storytelling developed from the early days. (martin scorsese) i still watch old films i would love to direct like the old directors did. (waltz music playing) (narrat

(martin scorsese) i became very enamored of what you can do with film, what you can do in the editing room with film, what you can do with a camera moving.

surprise us can is dedicated to cinema survival but in doing so it lost out to new films from martin scorsese and steven soderbergh this year that's because they were produced by netflix who refuses to screen in cinemas before going online but netflix now which. the biggest names that spent $12000000000.00 of content last year and it's unclear how long can will be able to hold back its changing tide challenge al-jazeera can. take you through some of the headlines here and al-jazeera now sudan's military leaders have agreed with opposition groups to a 3 year transitional period as the country slowly moves closer to civilian rule the military council and coalition for freedom and change held a press conference to announce the greenman after weeks of deadlock 2 sides say a final agreement on the makeup of the sovereign council be struck within $24.00 hours returned general yassin latter from sudan's transitional military council has promised to work quickly to secure a complete deal with opposition groups. we pledge to our great people that our agreement will be completed and we will achieve the

surprise us can is dedicated to cinema survival but in doing so it lost out to new films for martin scorsese and steven soderbergh this year that's because they were produced by netflix who refuses to screen in cinemas before going online but netflix now attracts the biggest names it's been $12000000000.00 of content and it's unclear how long can will be able to hold back it's changing tide. can. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now just 0 now sudan's military leaders have agreed to a 3 year transitional period with opposition groups as the country slowly moves closer to civilian rule the military council and coalition for freedom and change held a press conference to announce the after weeks of deadlock the 2 sides say a final agreement on the makeup of the sovereign council should be reached within $24.00 hours the general from sudan's transitional military council has promised to work quickly to secure a complete deal with opposition groups. we pledge to our great people that our agreement will be completed and we will. the chief the ambitions of our proud people with

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a over 15 year career on screen, wilde worked for and learned from directors like martin scorsese, ron "book smart," she breaks through now in an industry with too foo womew wom charge on set. a study found of the 250 top ossing movies of 2018, just 8% were directed by women. olivia wants to change that. she and i got together this week for a sunday sit-down. olia wilde has gotten used to being in charge on the set. n>> was it hard for you tot to direct things like this? >> i'm very bossy. >> reporter: after a decade and a half of watching directors and taking notes,ct the ass found the right film in "booksmart" t step behind thmera herself. did you feel that pressure to deliver? >> expect very little from actors turned directors. there is a sense of, well, let's see whape hap here. so i enjoy surpassing people's expectations. i think all women do. thisos how we g through life. pele underestimate women. there is amazing opportunity to prove people wrong. and i think yous see it a fuel. you don't see it as an impediment. >> are you kidding me? >> reporter: ""booksmart tells the story of

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shadowed every director i every worked for and i had the chance to work for amazing people like martin scorseseoverbial nationwide search for, jason sudeikis, your husband. what was that like to direct him? >> so fun. jason is the one of the world's best improvisers and i knew i could just give him a little bit of information and he would run with it. everybody was howling with laughter you don't often get to see your partner do their magic tricks and i got to see it on set and it was great. >> did he take direction well? >> he did. he's used to it. >> did the kids come by the set? >> our kids are just about the same age otis who's five now, he came by the set and he has a hard time being quiet so his favorite thing was to yet cut he knew once he yelled cut everybody could talk so he was on set yelling cut. >> he's got the bug too. >> now he directs my iphone videos he's like, okay, mom, action i'm like, yes. he pretends to do the slate. >> it's so cute. as i said, the movie is called "book smart" which made us think about you in high school, and yes, i found a high school picture of you. >> oh