this with monika was filmed based on the novel by the then popular author andres fedol strömum, filmedliterally on the author's draft began on july 22, 1952 , given that most of the filming of the black-and-white tape takes place on the picturesque islands. the main tasks for bergman were to find the idyll archipelago that his director's vision needed, they decided to shoot on the tiny island of sadoga, the shooting took place at minimal cost. filming team. as berman called it a real gang, they were even on transport. however, at the end of filming, it was discovered that 75% of the footage was damaged by scratches. i had to reshoot. what did you plow for this kolbeberg? this greengrocer 's old man has boxes, let's see if he can defeat and remember everyone else, the story that we read yesterday secret lover. we will see the tapes of the then well-known actor lars eggberg, and no one knows, the still very young anderson was reflected by the way. that gave the role of monica to bergman anderson later, because in the early fifties she was an unknown actress, and bergman's invitation to p

meadow, marked with the main prize at burley the summer game in many ways anticipates the summer with monika, but with less psychologism. here you can even read the triumphant seventh seal in the frame, where the supposedly cancer-stricken aunt of hedrik is playing a chess game with the priest. what will each of you see in the summer game? new restoration center of the museum. what opportunities have appeared with its opening? i want to say that at the end of last year we had a new building opened after reconstruction, which we called the restoration building of the restorers. moved from adapted rooms into new bright rooms 14 restoration workshops auxiliary technical room, for example for varnishing for photo fixation and so on. e, etc. what's the difference? well , firstly, a new room - this is a new air conditioning system, ventilation, temperature and humidity conditions, because the subject. it must also be preserved even during restoration under certain conditions, and these conditions are created by the department of scientific restoration workshops today. these are four sectors of the

. >> monika was gripped with fear.her grandparents, and her grandfather came to pick her up. monika stat lueck's was at work. and the mom ivan who was with them. and after they were done, they went to the mother's house. >> i went to the car. and it was my mother, i, think my mother's sister came out. and said shannon is missing. i drop to the ground. and many said we'll never see them again. >> i just saw my father collapse to his knees. and i knew i was right in feeling the fear that i felt. >> when you heard the word missing, what did you feel? >> i just keep thinking, no! it can't be! >> shannon. missing. it was beyond all imagination. from the roommates, a love timeline emerged. >> shannon was supposed to be in her dorm on the saturday night, but when she still wasn't home by sunday morning, a roommate started to worry. >> she said where is she? so she went looking for her. the first thing she did was went to the softball country cob. >> cnn worked part-time at a softball field five miles from the house. the roomm

monika traveled to chicago to help her. >> we got dry erase boards.icers well were here, who sue what's, does it match with his. we were pretty awesome. >> and visitors were not welcome? >> don't touch our stuff. >> they started to question just how cooperative had gaege really been with the police. remember, he set out badly he felt about pravin's death. >> made me sick to my stomach that boy was -- >> but it turns out gaege hadn't come forward to the cops of his own accord. it was only after his cousin told police about him that he went to see them. >> if he was in a fight with pravin and it was completely innocent, why would he have called immediately and. said oh my gosh, i had a fight with a guy. let me show you were happen. >> and here's what they learned from the case file. had gaege a top to law enforcement once or twice. he'd talk to them three times. and each story was slightly different. >> we feel that you weren't completely honest with us. >> his first story was to the state trooper. told gaege him he picked up a black hitchhiker walking

nbc news has not independently bear bear fight disinformation, but monika, how could this play into the potential obstruction the doj asserts is a part of its criminal investigation? >> it is going to depend on whether anyone is that these things actually knew what they were talking about our had burst hand knowledge. it is starting to sound more like a game of telephone. it is sounding like if we were in court, hearsay within hearsay. it is sounding like people absence knowledge just making statements. mark meadows has released a statement from what one of the spokespeople saying that he never have actually seen the documents and didn't supervise their chance for the white house. to mar-a-lago. but he still manages to say, oh, yes there's nothing but strawberries and bananas in the boxes. it is absurd. so then we have a lawyer, mr. philbin, taking what mark meadows said with no knowledge and giving that to the national archives. all of it is gone from the absurd to the ridiculous and it is a shame, frankly, that we are dealing with this at the top echelons of our government. so, withou

the child was operated on, the brilliant doctors performed such a modern operation, where we had monikal scientific and clinical institute. well done, we pass our respect, your doctors. go sometimes sit sometimes walk. live a normal life of a healthy person is a completely different story, heart defects, in principle. well, i must say that in children most often the prophets are innate, which appear from birth, and in adults they are acquired, which develops with our lives. so valvular defects of the heart, no holes to close, and valves, the whole heart is made up of valves. from the atrium to the ventricle, blood enters through the valve and from the ventricle to the aorta, blood enters the whole body through the valve. what is the function of the valve heart contracted valve opened quite a lot of blood. now see what happens when the valve narrows. this hole, it's like that, and it's small and very little blood enters the body. and what does this lead to if there is no blood, a person can lose consciousness, he has shortness of breath, he has pain in his heart, that is, all organs suff

we will dedicate the picture of ingmar bergman, summer with monika.ture, he finds the way to the heart of the mass audience, and compromises here with himself. we certainly do not notice the year 1952 was a very productive time in the work of the northern genius. after all a year earlier swedish film producers. a productive and at that time still little-known director suspended his work in protest against the swedish tax system. bergman, felt stagnation in his work, moreover, in order to somehow make ends meet. he began to shoot commercials for as many as nine commercials for the breeze company. however, later the money became secondary, because the master was given complete freedom of creativity to incite and harden his summer with monica melodrama in its best understanding. at the same time, in it no, berman's usual sorrows, melancholy and projections of personal crises. jean-lu gadara, the eminent representative of the new wave, who initially became famous as did i consider it with monica perfectly, claimed that it was this tape that gave impetus t

are far more americans, far more americans from every background and belief who reject the extreme monikaan those that accept it. [applause] and folks, it is in our power, within our hands, yours and mine, to stop the assault on american democracy. i believe america is at an inflection point, one of those moments that determine the shape of everything that is to come after. and now, america must choose to move forward or to move backwards, to build a future or obsessed about the past, to be a nation of hope and unity and optimism or a nation of fear, division and of darkness. maga republicans have made their choice. they embrace anger, they they thrive on chaos. they live not in the light of truth but in the shadow of lies. but together -- together -- we can choose a different path, we can choose a better path, forward to the future, a future of possibility, a future to build and dream and hope. and we are on that path moving ahead. i know this nation. i know you, the american people. i know your courage. i know your hearts, and i know our history. this is a nation that honors our constit

monika, the president really focusing today on the importance of national unity. >> he certainly did,n. that was a message echoed by some of the other major principles who, and i daylight today, go to the various memorials and sites of ceremonies and remembrances. of course now, 21 years later, we saw first lady jill biden. she was at the flight 93 memorial and shanksville, pennsylvania, talking about how she was joined by her sister, bonnie. who is a united airlines flight attendant and who herself lost friends on that day, more than two decades ago. we also heard the president at the pentagon, where he did go to lay a wreath. he talked about the extraordinary americans who died on september 11th. and he did make a kind of broader call, talking about what he sees as a bigger takeaway in terms of the future and what america needs to stand up for, he said. take a listen. >> to me, that is the greatest lesson of september 11th. not that we will never again face a setback, but that in a moment of great unity we also had to face down the worst impulses. this is a day not only to remember,

monika, good to see you, i'll talk to you soon. >> and for what's at stake i will turn to some of the smartest people i've come to know and he's a pulitzer prize-winning washington correspondent for the new york times and an msnbc contributor with former u.s. attorney to michigan. legal analyst and bradley moss is a national security attorney and a partner at the law firm mark -- welcome to all of you and thank you for being with us. i actually want start with where monica left off. bill barr's comments and with fox news, he said he was very scathing with why the stuff was there, he was critical of the justice department and letting it be there for some reason. and this is this question of the special master barbara, i want to ask you about this, and i want to ask you about what a special master is and why it is relevant. let's see what bill barr said about it. >> i think the whole idea of a special master is a bit of a red herring. even if it's subject to executive privilege, they still belong to the government. >> is there any legitimate reason for those materials to be in the presi

. >> monika, thank you for that heads up. and all of the details.ore on the politics behind the white house and the upcoming summit on hate, we have a course, my good friend, reverend al sharpton. host of msnbc's politicsnation and present at the national action network. you are going to be there, we are going to attend this thursday at the united we stand summit on hate and extremism. your organization, the national action network, was one of across action of civil rights groups that press president biden to host this summit in the wake of the racist massacre in buffalo new york that monica was referencing earlier. as a rhyme crimes have surged to new records over the last few years, what can the white house and the civil rights community do to make a difference? >> i think there are several things that can be done. one is that we need genuine enforcement of hate crime laws at a federal level that will also make states take it more seriously. we have seen the massacre in buffalo against blacks, we have seen senate gala tax both in pittsburgh and in