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the oscar nominations are behind us.e or two surprises, but more than anything else, it gave us reassurance that the academy, with membership long dominated by older white men, was somewhat in touch with the wider culture. the academy has been trying to diversify its membership to be more inclusive. emma jones reports on the progress being made. what are you going to do? i don't know. it is a year of firsts. it is the first time in 93 years that two women are nominated in the main directing category — chloe zhao for nomadland, and emrald fennell for promising young woman. steven yeun in minari is the first asian american man to be given a nod for best actor. while british actor riz ahmed, also in the running for best actor for his role in sound of metal, is the first muslim man in that category. you must have breathed a huge sigh of relief at the nominations. you got that right! i was like, "ok, all right. "it's not perfect, but, woo! "we are heading in the right direction." it is great to have so many firsts, but what t

and thomas vinterberg may have a good night at the oscars. best director category, his picture is viewed as the frontrunner for best international feature. struggles for different kind ofjustice and stories that resonate in these pandemic times are among the themes that can be found in the five films competing for best documentary feature at the oscars. triston daley has been exploring what these films, all very strong, have to offer. collective follows a team ofjournalists investigating the deaths of people who were trapped in a bucharest nightclub that caught fire. dozens more people died while being treated in hospitals, but not as a direct result of the incident, and journalists are tipped off to corruption in romania's health care system. director alexander nanau followed the action with his camera. a doctor came to this sports journalist to blow the whistle about the fact, the truth of why the burn victims are dying in romanian hospitals. and she revealed to them that is was due to hospital infections and they took this lead and found t

this year, a woman could be taking home a best director oscar once again. emma jones reports.king made her film debut as an actor in oscar—nominated boyz n the hood, herfilm debut as a director, one night in miami, has earned her a golden globe nomination. king is the second african—american woman ever to be nominated in that category. ava duvernay was the first for civil rights drama selma. power, black power... i like the sound of that. king chose the adaptation of a play about a meeting which actually did happen in the 1960s in miami between four black icons — malcolm x, singer sam cooke, the boxer cassius clay, later called muhammad ali, and sportsman jim brown. you mean no—one else is coming? i tell regina this all the time, it was a throwback to those really great, powerful �*90s films, the full cinematic experiences, and she was a part of so many of those projects herself, in boyz n the hood and friday, and just films that really you could sink your teeth into and sit down and enjoy. and she obviously has learned through all those experiences what it takes to really bri

on the oscars stage yourself.the oscars. all the nominees are selected by members of the academy, a diverse community of filmmakers from around the world. before i turn it over to priyanka chopra jonas and nick jonas, who are joining us live from london, i'm delighted to share that this year's oscars ceremony will take place april 25th at both l.a.'s historic union station and the landmark dolby theater. now it's time to deliver what you have all been waiting for, the nominees. priyanka and nick, over to you. ♪ >> thank you so much, david, and good morning. although we're in london so it's afternoon here. >> but regardless of the time of day, it's a moment that each of these nominees will never forgt. >> absolutely. first up, the nominees chosen by members of the academy's actors branch, actress in a supporting role. maria bakalova in "borat subsequent moviefilm," glenn close in "hillbilly elegy." olivia colman in "the father." amanda seyfried in "mank." and yuh-jung youn in "minari." >> congratulations to those n

the oscar's — april, for the oscars? the oscar's organisers - april, for the oscars?he oscars? tt;e: oscar's organisers say they are planning something a little bit different, not a virtual server, but they say that they will have bases around the world. they haven't been specific as to where those venues will be but we can guess, probably here in los angeles, perhaps new york, perhaps in seoul, south korea, because there's lots of international interest in the oscars, and they are not taking place now for a few weeks. we will be in _ place now for a few weeks. we will be in touch for sure. thank you, peter. we will have all of the business stories coming up next. see you soon. hello. last week, the uk took quite a battering from strong winds. there was some heavy rain at times, too, and we spent a lot of time talking about low pressure. for the week ahead, the biggest difference will be lighter winds. we're going to be focusing on high pressure, trying to build in. this high here, pushing up from the south—west. it's not an entirely straightforward story, though. we

we had oscar. the next day _ did you propose to rachel? we had oscar.pose to rachel? we had i oscar. the next day they kept rachel and oscar in overnight. i had the ring on me and the baby grow as well when he was born stop it after 25 hours, i thought she could probably do without that as well. the next day i went back to pick them up and i took the ring and the baby grow and the midwives helped me to get him dressed into the baby grow, they distracted rachel for me, turned her away, helped me with getting dressed because i had never dressed a tiny little baby like that before my life. the baby grow said, mummy, will you marry my daddy? then rachel turned round and saw it. and she said yes, thankfully.— said yes, thankfully. thank goodness- _ said yes, thankfully. thank goodness. what _ said yes, thankfully. thank goodness. what did - said yes, thankfully. thank goodness. what did you i said yes, thankfully. thank i goodness. what did you think said yes, thankfully. thank - goodness. what did you think when you solve the ring and the newborn son with t

iam i am already strategising my oscars pool i am already strategising my oscars pool.incredible nominees. what a year, and thank you for _ incredible nominees. what a year, and thank you forjoining - incredible nominees. what a year, and thank you forjoining us, i'd i and thank you forjoining us, i'd watch the oscars live on sunday —— sunday, april 25, only on abc. goodbye. so the nominations are in. from london, another sign of the times, we usually talk about it being from hollywood, that is how it is impacting all of it. being parochial for a moment, a lot of british in all of that, fantastic, we can reflect on some of that. a very quick thought before we talk to our guest about best picture, we have this fairly new system where we get a few more in that country, ate up for best picture, some that we anticipated, nomadland, what else jumps out? anticipated, nomadland, what else “ums out? , . anticipated, nomadland, what else “umsout? ., , .. ,, ., jumps out? great success for the makers of _ jumps out? great success for the makers of promising _ jumps out? great suc

i had no idea about awards and when i got my oscar, actually, i got my oscar and i was nominated for i was in rehan and i got nominated there in the middle of the month of rehab, and, of course -- >> trevor: row. >> and then after that, all the other awards came. i got the golden globe the day before i actually went to go to betty ford. i -- you know what, i think it was great that i had no expectations, that i had no idea what it all entailed, the oscar race, the golden globe race, the emmy nominations down the road i got, i was so naive, and i think that kept me grounded. but getting to your question, being the fact that i got the oscar, i knew that it was a big deal, and i knew that i had to do a lot of growing up and to tell people this, that we had to make noise, that we had to get people to get work, that we had to make connections in the entertainment business, that we all had to just put ourselves out there. >> trevor: mm-hmm. >> and i think the journey has been long but yet we still have a lot to do. there have been ups and downs along the road, and i think it's all what we

she is going to become the second woman ever to win best director at the oscars. been called the most diverse academy awards of all time. will gompertz, bbc news. clayton davis is the film awards editor for variety says the nominations reflect the diversity in the academy membership... it's good news for representation and inclusion in the industry today. we had a record number of women nominated as best director, two, first time we had more than one. we had nine people of colour nominated in the acting categories, which broke a record. formerly, it was seven, back in 2006. it has just been a really great day for representation and inclusion, and i think as we have been through this pandemic, and it has brought about a lot of challenges, actually, i think one of the good takeaway is, the academy members were able to stay home and watch all of the films that had these great performances and film—makers behind them. it has a lot to do with talent, obviously, but it has also got a lot to do, hasn't it, with a much broader pool of people voting. absolutely. from 2016,

emily: oscar health ceo mario schlosser there.ing with their ipo, it has been quite a payday for thrive capital, josh kushner, who controls 32.9 million shares worth, almost $1.3 billion. part of a group that includes founders fund and general catalyst that puts $40 million into oscar health. i want to bring in tom maloney who has been covering this. shares ending today, down almost 11%. what do you make of the reaction? tom: it is unusual. we have seen many big ipo pops lately, with a bit of a tech angle. i think it was unexpected. the company is worth 7.1 billion dollars so it is not a bad result, but it was unusual to see a drop after an ipo like this. emily: elaborate on the kushner connection. tom: jared kushner is donald trump's son-in-law, one of the key advisors for him. josh kushner is jared's younger brother. he runs thrive capital, the venture-capital capital film -- firm that manages $9 billion. jared used to be on the board of thrive but left when he joined the trump administration. the connection is interesting becau

>> it's good to be here, first of all i'm proud of the team at oscar and for the members.way health insurance is looked at by people and by folks in the health care system. so covid shifting the health care system to what is consumerization, to what is virtual and more risk sharing with providers and payers and oscar we sort of designed the company to be at the forefront of all three of these and i think in five or ten years from now you will buy your own health care experience. you will stick with that over decades. we can invest in your long-term health if that's the case. covid is putting the right kind of pressure on the health care system to really sort of move in that direction and i think we have now virtual primary care, first plan designs in the market where members can directly pick an oscar physician in the cloud and have that be the primary care physician that is off to a fantastic start. it means we work much more closely with health systems and move into risk and individualization. longer term. >> mario, how important are online reviews and sort of reputation

oscar nos tiene reportaje desde tucson, arizona.revivientes del coronavirus creyeron que no volverÍa a abrir a sus padres, pero finalmente lo lograron. >> un milagro que nos concedieron y damos gracias por esta oportunidad que nos dio la vida. >> me siento a gusto ahorita. oscar: otros papÁs ya tenÍan todo listo para viajar a phoenix para ver a sus hijos y conocer a los nietos, pero la muerte le llegÓ primero. >> en mÉxico falleciÓ antes el ilusionado por vernos. mÁs de 20 aÑos tenÍa sin verlo. faltaba poquito para mirarlo, pero no importa. estoy contento por ellos y otra vez triste. es hermoso esto, pero triste para mÍ a la vez. oscar: con un promedio de 1000 contagios por dÍa de coronavirus en el estado de arizona, organizadores recomendaron a los hijos seguir las medidas de seguridad para que sus familiares no se contagien de la enfermedad. >> seguir las recomendaciones de la cdc que no tener reuniones de mucha gente. el aÑo pasado tendrÍa que haber llegado ellos, pero se atravesÓ lo de la pandemia. de hecho, varios padres fallec

the oscars on the front page — -- assessment. the oscars on the front page of _ -- assessment.essment. the oscars on the front page of the metro, carey - front page of the metro, carey mulligan is also on the front page of the telegraph, or is it the guardian? the guardian, of course. the brits are doing well, women are doing well — the week after international women's day and mothering sunday, rosa, what do you make of the fact that you've got two female directors nominated? tram female directors nominated? two female directors nominated? two female directors, _ female directors nominated? turrr female directors, also a number of nominees who are from diverse backgrounds, after the criticism last year that it looks like the oscars have paid attention. it's always strange with the oscars because we usually haven't seen the films that have come out when we hear the nominations. but good news for britain, their nominees, each of the major acting categories, which is nice. the ma'or acting categories, which is nice. �* ,., the ma'or acting categories, which is nice. . ., , is nice

she is going to become the second woman ever to win best director at the oscars. has been called the most diverse academy awards of all time. will gompertz, bbc news. if you haven't seen it it is a brilliant film. if you haven't seen it it is a brilliant film. a reminder of our top story.... the world health organisation has urged countries to keep using the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine, as a growing list of european nations suspend injections. hello there. in comparison to this time last week, it is a much quieter weather story to tell. but i suspect we will be chasing cloud amounts around over the next few days, just like we had on monday. in cornwall, it was a beautiful day with blue sky and sunshine, similar story for northern ireland. but further north and west, cloud gathered as we went through the day, rather threatening looking skies, indication of what's to come. yes, we have some weather fronts bringing some rain into the far northwest. high—pressure is trying to build in from the southwest, but some of this rain will be heavy through the night. isoba

she is going to become the second woman ever to win best director at the oscars. director to win in what has been called the most diverse academy awards of all time. will gompertz, bbc news. and let's hear now from the iranian—american director and screenwriter ramin bahrani. his film — the white tiger — which is originally a book and is now found on netflix — has been nominated for best adapted screenplay. he says the book's author — aravind adiga — is a close friend and this nomination is a credit to him. i've been reading this book for 15 years. it was written by a very close friend of mine aravind adiga and we've been friends since college. so i knew the book really well and armand was kind enough to give me total freedom to do whatever i wanted with it. i pretty much stuck to the book. and it such a great book that it was a joy to work on or to write. the story is about a very gifted man from a poor upbringing in india who becomes a servant, a driver to a rich family in delhi. and in this journey he just wants to become free. he wants to be free to achieve hi

kiet do is at monroe high school where oscar went to school. >> reporter: oscar was a star here on the basketball courts that helped launch him to stardom. they declined and on camera interview but said please hold their loved ones in prayer during this difficult time. from his last game at the big dance to his very first at the same beads in hayward, his mentor said with oscar it was never really just about basketball. >> i want stories to be told about the humanness of him, beyond just stardom. he carried himself with a tremendous amount of dignity. >> reporter: after his father died in a car crash he was raised by his single mother, he was a gifted athlete but also kind, gentle and beyond the humble. >> he didn't want to shoot the ball and scored 30 points, he always wanted to be a team guy. >> reporter: oscar helped to defeat sacramento high in 2016. listen to how he answers a question about sacramento star solomon young. >> it seems that you were able to stop him. >> he is a monster. all props to him. >> reporter: at grand canyon university he was one of the teams greatest hopes a

she is going to become the second woman ever to win best director at the oscars.n called the most diverse academy awards of all time. will gompertz, bbc news. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm embley mike. hello there. in comparison to this time last week, it is a much quieter weather story to tell. but i suspect we will be chasing cloud amounts around over the next few days, just like we had on monday. in cornwall, it was a beautiful day with blue sky and sunshine, similar story for northern ireland. but further north and west, cloud gathered as we went through the day, rather threatening looking skies, indication of what's to come. yes, we have some weather fronts bringing some rain into the far northwest. high—pressure is trying to build in from the southwest, but some of this rain will be heavy through the night. isobars squeezing together as well, strengthening winds particularly in the far north of scotland. now, the rain will sink its way south and east, a lot of cloud across the country, so a relatively mild night for m

station says it won't be broadcasting the oscar ceremony but t.v. b. channel says it's a purely commercial decision that speculation is rife that it's actually a case of censorship or self-censorship under pressure from beijing so which is it for more i'm going to pull in my colleague scott roxboro who reports on the global film market scott thanks for coming on why would hong kong television cancel its broadcast of the oscars. yes that's a really good question i mean the broadcast themselves claim that this is the city and they just say. you were are interested in watching the oscars will seems a little bit particularly this year because there are 2 nominees. in the. better days which is not needed in the future category and then you a short documentary as well. that documentary which is called do not split. it's a very. busy don't ration on point and it's critical . but if you want to look at the real reason behind. me. is directed actually at the project for this year's oscars which is normally. a chinese director and it's always out and. you have.

we had oscar the next. year, they kept rachel and oscar in overnight— year, they kept rachel and oscar, after 25 hours. _ was born but obviously, after 25 hours. i— was born but obviously, after 25 hours, i thought... was born but obviously, after 25 hours, ithought... i was born but obviously, after 25 hours, i thought... i thought she could _ hours, i thought... i thought she could probably do without that as well so _ could probably do without that as well so the next day i went back to pick them — well so the next day i went back to pick them up. and i took the ring and the _ pick them up. and i took the ring and the baby grow and the midwives actually— and the baby grow and the midwives actually help me. they got him dressed — actually help me. they got him dressed into the baby grow, they distracted rachel for me, they turned — distracted rachel for me, they turned her away. help me with getting — turned her away. help me with getting him dressed because i had never— getting him dressed because i had never addressed a tiny little baby like that— never addressed a tiny little baby

station says it won't be broadcasting the oscar ceremony but t.v. b. channel says it's a purely commercial decision that speculation is rife that it's actually a case of censorship or self-censorship under pressure from beijing so which is it for more i'm going to pull in my colleague scott roxboro who reports on the global film market scott thanks for coming on why would hong kong television cancel its broadcast of the oscars. yes that's really the question i mean themselves claim that this is the city and they just say. you were are interested in watching the oscars we've seen a little there are a particularly this year because there are 2 nominees. in the. better days which is not needed in the future category and i knew a short documentary as well. that documentary just will not let me. it's a very. artsy ration of. and it's quite critical of the government but if you want to look at the real reason behind this. is directed actually at the project for the shares which is normally probably. chinese. and as always our and. you have. a government in b

in today's programme, we'll be looking at awards season right up to the oscars, at the actors and filmsders. but before we begin, a note on the globes themselves. the voting is done by the hollywood foreign press association, some 87 internationaljournalists based in the los angeles area. over the years, there have been numerous allegations attacking the integrity of the organisation, often that it is too much in the sway of the big hollywood studios. and very recently the group was put on the defensive when it was revealed that within its ranks was not a single black member. but having said all that, the globes do give some indication of the likely contenders in the oscars race. the frontrunner at the golden globes, at least in terms of nominations, is the picture mank. it's a tribute of sorts to old hollywood, set behind the scenes during the making of one of the greatest movies of all time, citizen kane, directed by orson welles. mank has been put together by top american film—maker david fincher, and it stars the 0scar—winning british actor gary 0ldman, who most definitely has award

for oscar nominations today.probably the one to beat right now but i would say watch out for the trial of the chicago seven they have the goods. chicago seven they have the noods. ., ., chicago seven they have the noods. ., ~' ,, chicago seven they have the noods. . ~ i. chicago seven they have the noods. . ~ . ., goods. thank you so much for talkin: goods. thank you so much for talking to _ goods. thank you so much for talking to us. _ goods. thank you so much for talking to us. i— goods. thank you so much for talking to us. i have _ goods. thank you so much for talking to us. i have written . talking to us. i have written all of that down. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm embley mike. hello there. in comparison to this time last week, it is a much quieter weather story to tell. but i suspect we will be chasing cloud amounts around over the next few days, just like we had on monday. in cornwall, it was a beautiful day with blue sky and sunshine, similar story for northern ir

station says it won't be broadcasting the oscar ceremony but t.v. b. channel says it's a purely commercial decision but speculation is rife that it's actually a case of censorship or self-censorship under pressure from beijing so which is it for more i'm going to pull in my colleague scott ross who reports on the global film market scott thanks for coming on why would hong kong television cancel its broadcast of the oscars. yes that's a really good question i mean themselves claim that this is decision to just say. you were are interested in watching the oscars we've seen a little there are a particularly this year because there are 2 nominees. in the. better days which is not needed in the future category and i knew a short documentary not this well. that documentary which is called do not split. it's a very. busy don't ration is an ongoing one and it's critical . but if you want to look at the real reason behind this might be coming from me. and it's directed actually at the proctor the shares which is normally. chinese. and police and. you have. a g

the world's worst humanitarian crisis in a moment we'll hear from the saudi capital but 1st to an oscar winning director bryan fogle whose new bafta nominated film the dissident provides new evidence about the mother of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi joins me now from california brian thanks so much for coming on just tell me why you decided to tackle the subject of the killing of the washington post journalist after your oscar winning filmmaker us you know i think is as much of the world was in the in the couple of weeks following the murder show you in october. 20. i was i was shocked i was appalled i was i was horrified i mean the idea that. a journalist a washington post journalist go hawke into the consulate of his own country to be brutally murdered and dismembered. for literally doing nothing more than criticizing his own government. for wanting to speak truth to power. and and having already won into self exile in order to do that. and walking into his consulate where he was seeking marriage papers. to marry the woman that he loved. as i read this story and got deepe

have more from the oscar winning director after this short break. welcome back i'm still with oscar winning director brian fogle who directed the bafta nominated film the dissident you can understand it seems a bit difficult when gene asked bill appears in the film as a as a kind of hero who is part of this you know experts say of saturday malpractise i mean she according to the senate foreign relations committee was presiding over u.s. torture in southeast asia the idea that we should take the cia's would that she was killing was must a man to baby when the cia has a reputation for a nation attempts against castro and and successful ones arguably against jacob araa. you know i think it just shows i mean just just how complicated. it is you know. for example you know hillary clinton sent out a tweet supporting the dissidents and her twitter feed was immediately filled with you know and what have you done here and what have you done in benghazi and what have you done right and what we understand is that in global politics there are so many shades of

oscar voting opens up this coming friday. she has been the front runner for quite some time.r season, she has just one award after award. she has won the most awards for any director or any filmmaker in history in a single award season. it seems just made for her.— just made for her. when you look at the _ just made for her. when you look at the winners - just made for her. when you look at the winners overall. look at the winners overall it's very diverse, isn't it, which bodes well for the oscars and this whole discussion about the lack of diversity among those who were to judge these winners today. those who were to 'udge these winners today.— those who were to 'udge these winners today. absolutely. you know, winners today. absolutely. you know. we _ winners today. absolutely. you know. we had _ winners today. absolutely. you know, we had chadwick- winners today. absolutely. you l know, we had chadwick boseman who won best actor for ma rainey�*s bottom. he is the first black customers winner in that category —— ma rainey�*s black bottom. peter finch won 419 76's black bott

amy: so that is oscar ramirez or "oscar el blue."his past april, ramirez reportedly reentered the u.s. at the el paso, texas, border crossing come along with anthony agÜero, another right-wing influencer who allegedly took part in the january 6 insurrection and is a close friend of the qanon conspiracy theorist and congressperson marjorie taylor greene. if you're having trouble all of this, let's go to jean guerrero, investigative journalist & author of "hatemonger: stephen miller, donald trump and the white nationalist agenda." she has a new piece in "the daily beast" titled "the maga clowns making chaos at the border have ugly pasts." welcome back to democracy now! lay out what you have found. this is explosive. >> i look at the cases that two of these right-wing conspiracy theorists but oscar ramirez is the most shocking case. he is someone who as you said is with the federal drug truck having conviction in his past, which according to the immigration and nationality act at u.s. federal law on immigration, someone with that kind o

it almost reminds me of the oscar so white campaign with - the oscar so white campaign with these 0scar and more diverse, and the grammys arejust more inclusive and more diverse, and the grammys are just the latest organisation to have to deal with that. ., ., , ., , that. two more questions. would you care to make — that. two more questions. would you care to make a _ that. two more questions. would you care to make a prediction _ that. two more questions. would you care to make a prediction of - that. two more questions. would you care to make a prediction of what - care to make a prediction of what will be the surprise, what will be the announcement tonight that would please you because it would say that was one i've thought was going to get something? i was one i've thought was going to get something?— was one i've thought was going to net somethin. ? ~ ., i. ., ., ,~' get something? i know you would ask that. here get something? i know you would ask that- here are — get something? i know you would ask that. here are my _ get something? i know you would ask that. here are my predict

oscar leaves behind his mother and three siblings. >>> take a live look at the state capitol tonight, the governor nominated bay area assemblyman rob bonta to be the next attorney general. if confirmed he will be the state's first filipino ag and kpix5 has the announcement and some reaction from the filipino community. andrea? >> reporter: well, he started his career here in san francisco. first as a litigator and then joining the san francisco city attorney's office. before eventually running for public office. the son of people who worked in the civil rights movement, went to yale is now nominated to be california's next attorney general. >> the grounds of international hotel his mother fought for rights in 1997, assembly member was named as newsom's pick for attorney general. >> incredibly important office in the cause of, yes, racial justice, social justice, economic justice, environmental justice. >> reporter: bonta, considered to be the front-runner to replace now health and human services secretary says among his priorities will be to get an officer-involved shooting office ope

emerald fenyl earned an oscar for "a promising young woman."rst time two women are nominated for best director. both films are up for best picture. >> a lot of movies nominated were on netflix before they were on anywhere else. >> "judas and the black messiah" based on the black panther party from the trial of the magnificent 7. "minari" is a drama set in arkansas. the oscar show is april 25th. >> a lot of good films to be seen. i've seen "the trial of chicago 7." i saw that. that was really good. now we have some more ideas. we may need to bundle up. we're going to have rain, right, jeff? >> definitely, janelle. some good movie weather coming our way with some rainfall a few days away. we'll detail that rain, how much we will get, and i'll also have an update on the very cold morning moving in tomorrow morning. i'll be back with that in about five minutes. >>> plus one year later the bay area is starting to make a comeback from covid. we'll take a look back at the ups and downs of this pandemic. >>> tomorrow will mark one year since the bay ar

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to ventura they were both invited to join the academy of motion picture arts and sciences after the oscar nomination that the whole experience in l.a. for us was a door opener even beyond the academy what it meant 1st and foremost and this is very important to us there to get a foot in the door is that we signed with an amazing agency there and they set up a lot of meetings and they really encouraged us to take that step and especially for you chris i got scripts. from across the world at the moment. which is what i've been looking for last summer he was the cinematographer for the international coproduction a man who sold his skin your newsier submitted it as its entry for the best foreign film oscar and it made the shortlist of dean films. that this is a lump story that begins in syria some alley is in love with a beer there is no doubt found one of its yes i don't know why it's so difficult but that carried. a lot of hot apart and pretty secular. and what did you was up by itself a level that sounds naive calling for revolution will be his undoing the police were hunted down forcing co

she is going to become the second woman ever to win best director at the oscars.e does she will also become the first female asian director to win in what has been called the most diverse academy awards of all time. will gompertz, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rosa prince, editor of the political magazine, house, and rachel cunliffe, deputy online editor at the new statesman. welcome to you both. let's see what's already in. let's start with the telegraph. it says there's "chaos" in the eu, as several major european countries halted their roll—outs of the oxford—astrazeneca jab over blood clot fears. the same story makes the front page of the daily mail. it says experts are furious at the decision to suspend the oxford covid jab, accusing european leaders of risking lives. the guardian reports that the european medicines regulator has moved to quash concerns about the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine, saying th

they have ordered chinese media to downplay oscars coverage for two reasons.were part of the afp film issue last october. >> now we can't study anymore. only democracy can safe us from this disaster of the colonial government of china. >> people will finally do something. because of this, we'll see hope. >> i'm joined by director and co-producer of "do not split "? it's nice to see you again. you and i talked about this. are you surprised at all by the chinese government's reaction, a strong reaction, to your film's nomination? >> actually not surprised at all. it's just in line with what's going on in hong kong right now. during the period when i was filming in hong kong, you could see that china was putting great, great pressure on freedom of expression and freedom of press in hong kong, and that's just continued to the day-to-day. you can really see how basic human rights are disappearing in hong kong and that china is reacting very strongly against anyone who will dare to criticize that development. >> do you think you would have a harder time making this

she was nominated for an oscar judas and the black messia.ul performance and won a grammy for song of the year. so it was a big night. she is you know an artist that blends her art and activism. we saw that on display throughout the grammys last night. we saw girl power on display last night. miss beyonce took home her 28th grammy. that's making her the most decorated artist male or female. that was a big moment for her. she was there to accept that grammy in person. you know, i love to see when artists really put their, you know, their artistry on display. i think we saw that last night in so many different ways. >> let's listen to beyonce, i think she will amount to something. let's listen to what she had to say. >> i am so honored. i am so excited. oh. thank you, guys. okay as an artist, i believe it's my job and all of our jobs to reflect the time and it's been such a difficult time. so i wanted to uplift, encourage and celebrate all of the beautiful black queens and kings that continue to inspire me and inspire the whole world. >> her da

that is a record for the oscars. first time there were two female directors nominated up against each other, chloe zhao or nomadland. and the oscars take place april 25th and sure to be a very diverse oscars, craig. >> natalie, thank you. >> craig is this is widely considered one of the most exciting sporting events. just after a year of absence, guess what, march madness is back. >> gonzaga overall seed. michigan top seed in the midwest. >> thursday, the first full round. also, tip-offs on friday and saturday. a major change from years past, all the games will be played in the indianapolis arena, that's due to the pandemic. but there will be some fans allowed in the stands. man, we keep saying this, baby steps to normalcy. baby steps to normalcy. >> yes. >> i can feel it. >>> al has his eye on the other march madness, the weather. >> that's right. >> it's crazy. >> it's crazy. mind-blowing. i mean, look at this. much colder in the east. temperatures have plummeted. sunshine, though, severe storms down through the so

the oscars nominations now, and sir anthony hopkins has become the oldest nominee for a best actor oscarr acting awards. the netflix film mank leads the pack with ten nominations. with me is the film criticjason solomons. you have been through the list, what your personal favourites? you have been through the list, what your personalfavourites? i you have been through the list, what your personal favourites?— your personal favourites? i have . uite your personal favourites? i have uuite a your personal favourites? i have quite a few _ your personal favourites? i have quite a few this _ your personal favourites? i have quite a few this year, _ your personal favourites? i have quite a few this year, i - your personal favourites? i have quite a few this year, i am - your personal favourites? i have | quite a few this year, i am really pleased — quite a few this year, i am really pleased with the reflection of the dispiay_ pleased with the reflection of the display viewing, the way some people have seen things in the cinema, some streaming, we have seen that reflected with a great set of div

not dominating the academy awards after year of lockdowns the streaming service is received $35.00 oscar nominations to 16 of its productions a record number of women and ethnic minorities something nominated well brunell's reports. in a year that saw theaters shuttered and movie fans marooned in front of their t.v. sets the netflix drama manc about an alcoholic screenwriters foray into 930 s. hollywood one the biggest number of academy award nominations with 10 including for best picture david fincher was nominated for best director and gary oldman for best actor other best picture nods with 2 no man's land minori judas in the black messiah promising young woman the father sound of metal and the trial of the chicago 7 these defendants had a plan and the plan was to incite a riot 2 women directors were nominated a 1st in the 93 years of oscars chloe xiao for a no man's land and emerald fennel for promising young woman what happens in life under unusual circumstances given what happened right why i dropped out i'm not the only one didn't believe it all a record number of 76 nominations we

how about those oscars? >>> it's a part 2 of the 2021 academy award nominations. >> tranter is a priyanka chopra jonas and nick jonas are announcing nominations for the final categories. will check in to see what else they have in store but what i like is seeing judas in the black messiah which is based on the black panther party in oakland getting some big nods, so excited to see that and what else might be there. >> we will see if it ends up on the best picture list. that will be announced now. let's watch. >>> or if you just got up and are joining us now, welcome. >> let's continue. members of the academies documentary branch have chosen these nominees for best documentary theater and they are, collective mole agent, my octopus teacher, and time. >> for best documentary, short subject, here are the nominees. colette, a concerto is a conversation, do not splits, hunger ward, and a love song for latosha. >> congratulations, everyone. the nominees for best international feature film were voted on by academy

why you decided to tackle the subject of the killing of the washington post journalist after your oscar winning filmmaker us i was shocked i was appalled i was i was horrified i mean the idea that. a journalist a washington post journalist kovach into the consulate of his own country to be brutally murdered and dismembered. for literally doing nothing more than criticizing his own government and walking into his consulate where he was seeking marriage papers. to marry the woman that he loved i became impassioned to want to shed light on to this story cinematically to tell the story that was not in the news there are tens of thousands of people that are suffering in saudi arabia under human rights abuses and what happened to jamal could show you what happened all mandalas east is painted in the film and it's just one horrific example of this i'm really proud that i've helped omar or that i've helped to t.j. as jamal's fiance. mourning his loss or i've helped the world have a better understanding of a country that is abusing human rights. around the world this weekend of 1st of the caucas

this year's oscar nominations are out.r will gompertz takes us through the nominations for a ceremony that will be unlike another — taking place in a train station. welcome to the 2021 oscar nominations, not coming from the sunny hollywood, sadly, but from a rather damp leicester square where the cinemas have been shut all year but, by hook or by crook, the films have been released so we have got a shortlist to discuss with larushka from the metro newspaper. let's start with the acting nominations and best actress. who should win and who will win? i think who should win is vanessa kirby, the british actress, for pieces of a woman. i still haven't got over the 20—minute birth scene that she does at the beginning of that film. but i think who will win is andra day, who puts in a terrific transformational performance as billie holiday. # blood on the leaves and blood at the root.# best actor, who is in the running and who is going to win? i would love to see riz ahmed win for sound of metal. he plays this ex—drug addict drumm