, is dead. no-no-no, i understand , i mean, so you understand, i’m talking about the oscar, which is now for mariupolriupol, i just imagine what they will award for the loss of kharkov or odessa, yes, if they awarded an oscar for mariupol, but in the end what i mean, the main thing is why they are doing this, so that tomorrow, the day after tomorrow in western large victorious reports appeared in the newspapers that russia was rebelling, which means, look, in russia, it began. some movers and shakers before the elections and so on, they really are some people who are hoping to stir up something here , to ignite, to throw away some problems, hence, by the way, the statement of the western embassies before the holidays, yes, about that we supposedly know that you are preparing terrorist attacks, the main thing is that at least someone would explain, but you have information , in fact, there is a threat of a terrorist attack, a terrorist attack, yes, this is also participation in terrorist activities, especially if this threat will turn out to be fake, it is clear that... that they will throw such misin

doesn’t matter to the neighbors that he passed avdiivka, the main thing was that they gave an oscar for mariupolhey are trolling zelensky, who sold the american film academy a film from start to finish, made up of old lies, although there is plenty of new ones, what does it cost to build supposedly without... safe fortifications of the armed forces of ukraine in the chernobyl zone alienation. we’ll tell you more about this and more right now in the stop fake program on russia-24. so, the ukrainian invaders will set up defensive lines on the border with belarus in the radiation reserve near chernobyl. in the information that it is important to officially take the initiative to dig trenches, it was there that the ministry of internal affairs came forward, and the state border services warmly supported it. and at the same time, pay attention, the media of the kiev regime seemed to have decided to bypass it. close kiev from the north, and in order to close kiev from the north, it is necessary to send a large number of military personnel, including to the zone, to the chernobyl zone, when people are

it doesn’t matter that he passed the avdiivka, the main thing was that they gave an oscar for mariupol they are trolling zelensky, who sold the american film academy a film all the way through, assembled from old lies, although there are plenty of new ones, what does it cost to build supposedly safe fortifications of the armed forces of ukraine in the chernobyl exclusion zone, read more we’ll talk about this and more right now in the stop fake program in russia 20. so, ukrainian invaders will set up defensive lines on the border with belarus in radiation reserves near chernobyl, information that it is important is official with the initiative to dig trenches and... it was there that the ministry of internal affairs spoke out, and the state border service warmly supported, along with however, please note that the media of the kiev regime seem to have decided to avoid this topic, of the more or less large ones , only the information dump focus posted a corresponding note, but the rest are silent, i wonder why? and they are trying now somehow develop a plan on how to close kiev from the n

oscar for mariupol, so now they are trolling zelensky, who sold the american film academy a film fromo finish, assembled from old lies, although there are plenty of new ones, what does it cost to build supposedly safe fortifications of the armed forces of ukraine in the chernobyl exclusion zone, we will tell you more about this and more right now in the program stop fake on russia 24. so, the ukrainian defenders will set up defensive lines on the border with belarus in the radiation reserve near chernobyl information that is important official with the initiative to dig. it was there that the ministry of internal affairs spoke, and the state border service warmly supported, at the same time, please note, the media, the kiev regime allegedly decided to bypass this topic, from more or less large only the information dump focus posted the corresponding note, but the rest are silent, i wonder why? and they are now trying to somehow develop a plan on how to close kiev to the north, and in order to close kiev from the north it is necessary to send a large number of military personnel. inclu

commented on the oscar ceremony for ukrainian audience and director valentin vasyanovych shared with radio liberty. we are talking about ukraine's first oscar for a documentary film about mariupolignificance of this award, including for international aid to ukraine. social networks are already talking about how chernov was able to dare to say that this is the first oscar, this is not the first oscar, because he was the head of the ukrainian company filmotekhnik, which develops the very technology that is really cool, he received, i forgot in what year, well, it has been quite a long time, technical a technical oscar, that is, it is also an award, but it comes first separately, and it is still considered that this is a different oscar than this one, that chernov said that this is the first oscar. to a ukrainian film , it is absolutely correct, the most important thing is that it gives the opportunity to see the film to a million viewers, and it can have, let's say, a very practical result, for example, if this film will be shown there in the us congress, or for example, for example, to the speaker of the american parliament, this film can influence him, this film will have a str

, darling, dead, no, no, i understand, i mean, so you you see, i’m talking about the oscar, which is now for mariupolor the loss of kharkov or odessa, yes, if they are for mariupol oscar. they helped out, but in the end what am i doing, the main thing is why they are doing this, so that tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, they will appear in western newspapers big victorious reports that russia. western embassies before the holidays , yes, about some problems, hence, by the way, the statement that we supposedly know that you are preparing terrorist attacks, the main thing is that at least someone would explain, and you have information, in fact there is a threat of a terrorist attack , committing a terrorist attack, yes, this is also participation in terrorist activities, especially. if this threat turns out to be fake, it is clear that they will constantly and for a long time throw such misinformation before the elections, hoping that maybe it will actually work somewhere, but here it is absolutely true, miscalculations the recognition of how much they miscalculated at the beginning of a special milit

there is one other award i want to mention, and ukraine won its first ever oscar for the best documentary for 20 days in mariupolyes, this is basically the director embedded in the front lines and a really moving and shocking speech in a way because he said basically i wish i wasn't here, i wish i wasn't getting this award, i would far rather the war hadn't happened. so really moving night. but it really is an astonishing really impactful and disturbing at times film. yes, this is, he even said it himself, he didn't want to win this oscar? exactly, as we were hearing, probably the first person to say that and acknowledge it and that no director has come onto the stage before to say they wish they were not standing here and wish they hadn't made this film. but obviously a very personal moment for him. he said he wished he could exchange the award for russia never having invaded ukraine in the first place. the first ukrainian oscar winner, so really a moment there. that sort of wrapped up some of the films, let's take a look at some of the other things that have been trending. fashion is one of them. ellis is here

news that their neighbor, yevhen maloletko, received the shevchenko prize for including an oscar, and an oscar for 20 days in mariupolat is, such a double, double holiday, they possessing this information, everything is so hermetically sealed in the russian bubble that even such news has not been heard? have this information, moreover, well, first of all, i have known yevhen personally since childhood and i am very proud of this, because our compatriot is one of the most outstanding today, and their works even when they were in mariupol, we followed those famous ones photos that spread around the world, it was really their team, it was incredibly cool, and it did not always capture that mariupol. and fixed that the situation, well, those terrorist crimes committed by the occupiers, besides, many berdyans know the situation from the inside, because at the beginning of march we met the people of mariupol who were driving in the first convoys, they filled us with the last, the last fuel at the gas stations, they are with us we bought the last of her sweets, alcohol, tobacco, the last meat, everything that was the last i

oscar for ukraine. the ukrainian film 20 days in mariupol, directed by mstislav chernov, won the world's most prestigious film award, the oscar, in the documentary film category. let's see this moment of announcement and awarding. and oscar gets 20 days in mariupol. this is the first win and nomination for the academy award for mstislav chernov, michelle mizner and rennie aronson rad. michelle mizner and rennie aronson rad, who were invited to the award ceremony together with mystislav chernov, are the movie producers of the tape, in addition to them , photojournalist yevhen malalitka and producer vasylisa stepanenko. it was they who filmed the first weeks of battles and the blockade together. to the russian army of mariupol in 2022, in his speech during the presentation of the statuette, mstislav chernov said that he would easily exchange this award for the fact that there would be no war in ukraine. it is a great honor for me, but i will probably be the first director on this stage to say: i wish i had never made this film. i would like to be able to exchange it for russia never attacking ukraine, neve

fighting for ukraine today and those civilians who, unfortunately, were killed or wounded by the enemy, and many thanks to the film crew who made the film mariupol, 20 days in mariupol, which won. oscars for the beginning, and now we will start with the announcement of the collection. espresso calls to join the collection on the buggy for the evacuation of the wounded and the transport of combat kits, as well as for the car and trench rebs for the 12th separate. special forces, our soldiers destroy the enemy in the eastern direction every day, this collection will help save human life and increase the effectiveness of the unit, so join in, every donation strengthens the shield with which we restrain the aggressor and sharpens the sword with which we cut down this aggressor, well we, i mean the armed forces of ukraine are lying, because we are in the rear, and they are there, and this collection is for them , our goal is uah 480,000. we are going at a bad pace, i hope that... in the near future we will be able to send this buggy to our soldiers. well, let's start by talking about donetsk region. it is not so often possible to talk with donetsk region, the situation there is actually v

and a team of ukrainian journalists, directors, received the most prestigious oscar film award for a documentary about mariupolout the 20 days they spent in mariupol and recorded all the atrocities they saw, i would like to ask you in general whether you have seen this tape and actually , how did she react when... we found out that the documentary about mariupol won an oscar, i have complex feelings, because i and my family saw all the atrocities of the russian occupiers with my own eyes, my family and i survived these long three-week blockade in mariupol, when the russians they simply besieged the city and did not allow... free people, citizens of ukraine, to leave the city, they created a humanitarian catastrophe, first they did it to plunge mariupol into the stone age, and then they just started killing civilians by the thousands, just by shelling them with artillery, shelling from the air, our city and simply destroying residential high-rise buildings , were just like cards, and to be honest, my wife and i watched this film twice, it was very difficult for us, we saw footage of many places where the film c

the face of ukraine, weekend, ukraine received its first oscar in the history of its independent state for a kind of documentary about mariupol in mariupol. it describes the events of february and march 2022, when russian troops cleared the city of nationalists from a banned group. then the whole world appeared on the covers of the world's leading publications. a year later marianna vyshemirskaya, that’s the girl’s name, exposed the ukrainian western lies. she said that there was no attack on the maternity hospital. the windows were broken by the shock wave, nationalists from the azov battalion were in the maternity hospital, barricading their windows with bags, while women and children lay in ordinary unprotected wards. the guys said that it was, well, an air raid, firstly... they didn’t hear it, we then started discussing whether there was an air raid, those who were on the street, they didn’t hear it, i didn’t find it, i found a bunch of fakes, like i get some bread even though i’m no longer there was, at that time in general in mariupol, we had already evacuated, in the west they prefer not to notice these revelations , a

comments came about at around the same days that ukrainian documentary film, 20 days in mariupol one the oscar fort is what the pope needs to see and recognise that this is what he's talking about. when he asks us to raise a white flag, what is he suggesting? that we should let the russians continue their terror on occupied territories... t5 occupied territories... is there any room for a negotiated settlement now the conflict has entered the third year? is it something the ukrainians will consider? t5 something the ukrainians will consider? , ., , ., consider? is there anyone in the whole — consider? is there anyone in the whole world _ consider? is there anyone in the whole world who - consider? is there anyone in the whole world who would l the whole world who would guarantee russians will keep their side of the deal? do not think there is a single person who can guarantee that. unless they can guarantee anything, making deal which will only lead to a new war in 5— eight years, in eight years my son will be old enough to be recruited into the army. that is what i do not want. i want to avoid th

have information for you, listen, it's interesting: culture, war, oscar, and what does the state have to do with it? for the first time, a ukrainian film won an oscar. 20 days in mariupolreative human feat, in which neither the state cinema nor the ministry of culture participated, it turns out, but only the feats of citizens without the participation of an effective state, globally it is difficult to win, about what the ukrainian cultural space lives in conditions of war, talented and honest compatriots who convey the world truth and the role of the state in supporting cultural and artistic projects, about this in the conversation of people's deputy of ukraine mykola knyazhytskyi and her art viewer, by the way, host of the oscar ceremony for the ukrainian audience, lina chuchenina, don't miss the live broadcast today on mykola knyazhytskyi's youtube channel, you can also ask your own questions to the host and lina the expert. in this, in this matter, well now we have more sports news, well, who will be the opponents of those clubs where ukrainians play in the champions league, in the europa league, let 's see, for the first time in his career, marto kostyuk will play

the american academy of lies, ukrainian propaganda was awarded an oscar for a film about a maternity hospital in mariupolw to punish hollywood for distributing fake news. this is the first oscar in the history of ukraine, the first. get ready, deputies decided to take on childless russians, who are promised increased payments, who will receive mortgage rate reduction? get married, get married, have children , this needs to be done faster, watch right now, hello, this is the meeting place on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear, i’m andrey norkin, my colleague ivan trushkin, we work live. broadcast , today my colleagues decided to shake me up a little, the fact is that for several years now, i don’t remember now, i completely stopped being interested in the oscars, and in general i was somehow a little disappointed in modern cinema, it turns out so they reported through our scenario is that tonight was just the oscar ceremony, if it weren’t for my colleagues, i wouldn’t have known about it, and you and i, dear friends, wouldn’t have learned about the first oscar in the history... of ukrainian cin

enemy, and a big thank you to the film crew who made the film mariupol 20 days in mariupol, which won an oscar, that's ford now we start with the announcement of the collection. espresso calls to be added. to the collection of buggies for evacuating the wounded and transporting combat kits, as well as for car and trench rebs for the 12th separate special forces detachment: our soldiers destroy the enemy in the eastern direction every day, this collection will help save human lives and increase the effectiveness of the unit, so join in, every donation strengthens the shield with which we restrain the aggressor and sharpens the sword with which we cut down this aggressor, well, we, i mean the armed forces of ukraine, because we are in the rear, and they are there, and for them this collection, our goal is 480 uah, i will see during the broadcast how much we have already?

this is a completely different situation, yes, non-standard 20 days in mariupol, it is much more, well, much more than all the oscars foray in every sense, and it should be so, so, well , and... and this is not the last, and it will be in a short version, and we see that even, you know, through the review, we were surprised that our 20 days mariupol has a soundtrack that is available on all streaming services, on today, one hundred things about the oscar came out in the selections, so it's just imperceptible when watching it, but, well, apparently that didn't happen, it's really an event, an important event for ukraine, especially it's important for each of us from mariupol. but in principle, this is an important event about the world, and well , there hasn’t been such a thing for a long time, such a real cinema, and this is an opinion not just because i am a ukrainian there, yes, i think that everyone who follows the oscars, who is at least interested, will confirm these words , that there was no such real film, well, ten years, that's for sure, huh what kind of story was it, what ah, since there they award 20 days in

oscars. mr. slough, chernov and his 20 days in mariupol won the oscar for documentaries and it just shows the devastation of russia's war on ukraine, its aggression, its obliteration of cities, towns, villages, and civilians as well. >> in buses off here. and i'm so wonderful man a wonderful filmmaker who said he was the loudly trade his oscar to have had russia never invades ukraine. christiane amanpour, great to have you. thank you so much >> sara. >> all right. i had did he get a boost our harry enten is here here with what the polls are saying about president biden's support after his feisty state of the union address. also help officials are warning hundreds of people may have been exposed posed to measles at a california hospital and march madness, truly, some learned on the court when push comes to shove, you get a rusted and look at what happened after this game >> the lead with jake tapper today at 04:00 a.m. cnn. >> the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea. and now becomes a future where you grew at dream into a

mariupol, children wrote the inscription here, and also a person. with putin's face, she drops an aerial bomb on this child, next to the inscription children are lying toys, there is also an oscar, forch one for which... no received 20 days in mariupol for the film, and the mother is holding the child, protecting it from this aerial bomb dropped by the russians, such actions are taking place not only in the capital, but also in kharkiv, kremenchuk, kovel, ovruch, kryvyi rih, ternopil, rivne, ivano -frankivsk and drohobych, they take place every sunday around 11 and 12 noon. christina, that 's all i have, i give you ether. i. thank you dmytro, our correspondent dmytro didora told about the action of military families who are in polonia, which is currently happening in the capital. after a serious illness the famous ukrainian politician gennady moskal died, he was 73 years old. he was a people's deputy, headed the luhansk regional military administration and the transcarpathian regional administration, held senior positions in the country's security forces. we express our sincere condolences to the family. and that was the morning in ukraine, read more on our website espresso.tv, also

amy: the oscar for best documentary went to "20 days in mariupol" about russia's siege on the ukrainianity. the film was directed by mstyslav chernov, a ukrainian video journalist for the associated press. >> this is the first oscar in ukrainian history. [applause] i am honored. i am honored. probably will be the first director on the stage will say i wish i would never have made this film. i wish to be able to exchange this to russia never attacking ukraine, never occupying our cities. amy: go to democracynow.org to see our coverage of "20 days in mariupol" and "the zone of interest." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today in haiti, where fighting continues between police and armed groups calling for the resignation of unelected prime minister ariel henry. over the weekend, police and palace guards worked to retake some streets in the capital port-au-prince after gangs launched large scale attacks on at least three police stations. haiti is under a state of emergency with tens of thousands

for the first time, ukraine received the most prestigious film award, the oscar. documentary 20 days in mariupol by the director. oscar 2024. during his speech , chernov said that he would like this film to never be made. and it's a great honor for me. but maybe i'll be the first director on this stage to say, i... i wish, i wish i never had to make this movie, i wish i could change it that russia never attacks ukraine, never occupies our cities. i want to give credit, and i would give it if russia didn't kill tens of thousands of my people. citizens, i would give it to them to release all the hostages, all the soldiers who defended their land, all the civilians who are now in russian prisons, but i can't change history, i can't change the past, but we, all together, you , i, among you, we, now, among the most powerful people in the world, we can... make history correct and truth won the tape 20 days in mariupol tells about the first weeks of hostilities in the city during the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine. director and photographer mstislav chernov, photographer yevhen maloletka and pr

died today fighting for ukraine and those civilians who, unfortunately, were killed by the enemy or wounded, and a big thanks to the film crew that made the oscar-winning film mariupolthat's for starters, and now let's start with the announcement of the collection. espresso calls to join the collection on buggy for evacuating the wounded and transporting combat kits, as well as for... free and trench soldiers for the 12th separate special forces detachment, our soldiers destroy the enemy in the eastern direction every day, this collection will help save human lives and increase the effectiveness of the unit, so join in, every donation strengthens the shield with which we restrain the aggressor and sharpens the sword with which we cut down this aggressor, well, we, i mean, of course, the armed forces of ukraine, because we are in the rear, and they are there, and this collection is for them, our goal 480 00 hryvnias, i will watch during the broadcast, how much we have already, how much you have already collected and... i hear the figure, in principle, we are not going at a bad pace, and i hope that in the near future we will be able to send this bagiye to our soldier

. >> the last thing before we go tonight, 20 days in mariupol, the oscar winner for the best documentary feature is a first person account of the early days of russia's invasion of ukraine. the film's director says he would much rather have no oscar and no war. here is part of his powerful and extraordinary acceptance speech last night. >> this is the first oscar in ukrainian history. and i am honored, i am honored. but probably i will be the first director on the stage who will say, i wish i never made this film. i wish to be able to exchange this, to russia never attacking ukraine, never occupying our cities. i wish to give all the recognition to russia not killing tens of thousands of my fellow ukrainians. i wish for them to release all the hostages. all the -- soldiers who are protecting their lands. all the civilians who are now in their jails. but i cannot change the history . i cannot change the past. but we, altogether, you, some of the most talented people in the world, we can make sure that the history record is set straight. and that the truth will prevail. and that the people

interesting things, and plus we know that this oscar will go down in history, at least for of ukraine, because msyslav chertnov's ukrainian cinema 20 days in mariupolon the first oscar in the history of ukraine, but what the director himself said will amaze you. lina chishinina further. it would seem that the ukrainian film won an oscar, which can be here... this is a complete victory for all 100%, and if you say in my opinion around me, according to my social networks, i really hardly saw people who were against something or said that no, this is not such an achievement, but still such people are flattered, i would like to emphasize something on these negative comments , i am very surprised that they actually exist, i don't know who writes them, well, the most popular story is about what mstislav chernov said incorrectly. that this is the first oscar for a ukrainian film, that there are already oscars for ukrainian films, this is not true, because there are oscars, technical oscars for the company filmtechnik, a ukrainian company, which is definitely with huge achievements, they make equipment that is used all over the world for filming, however,

reason to briefly return to the discussion of the ukrainian fake about mariupol, which , let me remind you, received an oscar fors now clear, it turned out to be not just a set of old fakes from the theater and maternity hospital, but also an example of forgery, since in fact the episode with the jacket was filmed 8 years ago for a short film about the shelling of donetsk by ukrainian armed forces militants. and the author, which is typical, was the same now award-winning director mstislav chernov, only then he seemed to speak out about... against the aggression of kiev, well now it turns out that he has completely distorted the meaning of his own work and placed it in a false context. in general, this is a real deal with conscience for the sake of dubious glory, but , of course, you won’t fool the vigilant viewer. well, speaking of vigilance against known propaganda, one of the most popular exhibition venues in moscow closed the exhibition, with this claim of satire, which in reality turned out to be almost ideological sabotage. anastasia ivanova will reveal the details. anastasia, hello, well, as far as i unde

broadcast the pure truth, lie, a reason to return to the ukrainian film about mariupol, which i remind you, won an oscar for, actually for it. outdated propaganda horror stories. now attentive viewers have also discerned a forgery in it. one of the most dramatic shots, where a child’s jacket hangs on a tree near a destroyed house, was filmed 8 years ago. for a short film about the shelling of donetsk during the ill-fated ato. consequently, the award-winning director mstislav chernov inserted the real crime of the ukrainian armed forces into the deceitful context of the crimes of the russian army. but there was a time when this same character worked in the dpr and lpr, opposing ukrainian aggression. this is a very bad story for ukraine, and even for the author himself, who back in 1914 professed a completely different direction and different political views. it’s very good that these shots from the toy film about this short film about the children of donbass were included there, because years later this shot will become historical, because it is a reflection of everything that is happening, ale angela invade

how to fight for their freedom for thousands of years, so the oscar is a recognition of this strength, that courage and this fight for freedom, it is his symbol, like mariupol, and now we can see , that mariupol will never remain just a combination of letters or a word in news headlines. mariupol matters, there are real people behind it, and it will never be forgotten. photojournalist yevhen maloletka also arrived in mariupol within hours. before russia started bombing the city. he talks about how the international recognition of his work will help mariupol. you felt that it was an important story and you had to be there, well you made a decision to be there, then you had to follow that goal, and no, i don't know, at that moment i wasn't thinking about running away and so on, so i understood that something important will happen. what do you have to document, and if no one takes it down, then it's all me and it will be forgotten and no one will see it. for all of us, once again a reminder of the war, and this is a separate detail in the world, because we see that no one wants to hear what is happening in ukraine anymore, and this gives such a boost. and that

for. >>> 20 days in mariupol. the oscarwould much rather have no oscar and no war. here is part of the powerful and extraordinary acceptance speech. >> this is the first oscar in ukrainian history. >> in the first director who say i wish i had never made the film. they wish to be able to exchange this to russia never attacking your crane and never occupying the cities. i wish for them to release all the hostages and all the soldiers who are protecting their lands and the civilians that are now in jail. i cannot change the history. i cannot change the past. you are some of the most talented people in the world. we can make sure the history and the truth will prevail. the people that have given their lives may never be forgotten. cinema forms memories and memories form history. thank you all and thanks to ukraine. e.

predicted to win in this category for 20 days in mariupol, the film has already... collected many different awards, in fact, the director was once nominated for an oscar, but in other categories with the film a person who sold his skin, and the director's name is kukauteriya, and the question is what is the merit of the film in that it is such a hybrid work of a game and a documentary at the same time, the main character is olfa hamruni, she is a resident, a citizen . tunisia, in who has four daughters, and two of them went to the islamist radical organization idyl, they left when one was 15, the others 16, and since then the mother has not seen them, she has two younger daughters left, and here we see only them in frame because the mother said it was too difficult for her to act in this movie, so... she is played by an actress, and the two girls who went to the department are also played by actors, so i haven't seen the movie yet, but it's called quite experimental, quite interesting, but also emotional, intense, it shows the pain of this woman who lost, not just lost two daughters, she simply does not know what is happening to them, it is also quite

thinking, he will now make a film about himself, he is waiting for an oscar, that is, that oscar that was opportunistically received about mariupolcourse, no, so listen to fakes after fakes, in this case, that means you can say when zelensky has already launched a whole whole fake. you're squeezing me, daddy, yes, that is, why should i? balls, what? it looks like kuleba is already planning to send him under penalty, well, listen, kuleba, kuleba was preparing a place for himself in london , but something didn’t work out either, for some reason they shoved him there ahead of him , they shoved zaluzhny in, fantastic stupidity, and you know, i don’t know what kind of stupidity, but zaluzhny was given into the service of the british and they formed him into a reserve echelon, no, they don’t need him at all, he would kill himself as a reserve echelon if he left the country, and as an ambassador he is pointless, because they have a relationship. he should be alone and no one encroached on his ratings, on the other hand, zaluzhny goes to the uk looks at mrs. markarova, who is in the usa, and who periodically arises the issue of rebooting

because, let me remind you, our tape is ukrainian... it can win the oscar award, and 20 days in mariupol are given fairly high chances for we have only one competitor, it is so serious, i will tell you about it, first i will remind you about 20 days in mariupol, about its success, about the fact that the film recently received a bafta in the same category as the best a documentary film, full-length, but this film had completely... other competitors, because they will compete with other films at the oscars, i want to remind you that from the very beginning, when 20 days in mariupol was shown that year at the sundance festival, the american there was a success with this film, and from that time it became clear that this film is not only serious, it is skillfully shot, because the authors and mstislav chernov, the director and yevhen maloletka, who... his materials were also included, because they the two of them went there with the producer to selisiya stepanenko is all about shooting, but at the same time he is a spectator, he is made like this so tensely enough, he is made, well, almost like a documentary thriller, he ke

a reason to return to the ukrainian film about mariupol, which, let me remind you that he received an oscar forary, in fact for a set of outdated propaganda horror stories. now attentive viewers have also discerned a forgery in it. one of the most dramatic shots of a child's jacket hanging from a tree near a destroyed house was removed. 8 years ago for a short film about the shelling of donetsk during the ill-fated ato. consequently , the award-winning director mstislav chernov inserted the real crime of the ukrainian armed forces into the deceitful context of the crimes of the russian army. but there was a time when the same character worked in the dpr and lpr, speaking out against ukrainian aggression. this is a very bad story for ukraine, and for the author himself, who back in 1914 professed a completely different direction. believe, but the center of strategic communications of ukraine still denies the destruction of abrams tanks and haymarc multiple launch rocket systems in the northern military district zone. they say the russians did not provide visual evidence of either one, although i

does the state have to do with it, the ukrainian film won the oscar, the american film academy award for the first time. 20 days in mariupolreative human feat, to which not a single state cinema participated, not the ministry of culture, but... only by the exploits of citizens without the participation of an effective state, it is difficult to win about what the ukrainian cultural space lives in conditions of war, talented and honest compatriots who convey the world truth and the role of the state in supporting cultural and artistic projects, in the conversation of the people deputy mykola knyazhytsko and our tv viewer lena chechenina, who is chechenina, who actually was the host of the oscar ceremony on the suspilny tv channel for ukrainian television, in my opinion. don't miss the live stream today on youtube. channel of mykola knyazhytsky, you can also ask your own questions to the host and expert. sell ​​to england, we are starving. at the end of march , it will be 91 years since garath jones' lines first informed the world about the famine in ukraine. 32-33 years became black pages in our history of ukrainian families

oscar nomination has certainly been bringing attention to his country's plight. as critical today as it was when he first began documenting the siege of mariupol two years ago. so now it's time for she's an experiment. best adapted screenplay is hard to call. i'd like poor things to take that prize. best original screenplay probably the cleverly constructed anatomy of a fall. i did not kill him. but that's not the point. best international feature film, that has to go to the very impressive british historical drama, the zone of interest. the best supporting actress, that will be awarded to the talented da'vine joy randolph for her compelling presence in the holdovers. you don't tell a boy that's been left behind at christmas that nobody wants him. what's wrong with you? truman needs to know what's next. best supporting actor seems destined for robert downeer for his role in oppenheimer. why did you come here? best actress, lily gladstone, i hope, in killers of the flower moon, but if she doesn't win... i am bella baxter. ..it�*ll go to emma stone — quite wondrous in poor things. she screams. the world will remember this day. best actor, everyone says cillian murphy in oppenheime

. these digital platforms said that there are record viewings now for 20 days in mariupol, also in this category together with our oscarm eurodonbas, kornia hrytsyuka is competing, i advise you to watch this tape as well, it tells about ukrainian donbass, although kornii hrytsyuk himself, he is from luhansk region, it seems or from donetsk region, but he does not like the word donbass, and here he is in this film talking about the beginning of the 20th century. and how foreign investors invested money there, deposited various there, opened various large ones there, i don't i know, factories, but here, and then only when i arrived. union, then it will appropriate all these merits to itself. iron butterflies by roman lyuboy, it’s about the mh17 disaster, it’s ivan and marta, a wonderful film by serhiy bukovsky about a pair of beaks, well, mrs. marta comes to the fore there, and if we talk about the list of feature films, there are also many films that i ’m sure you also seen, this is olesya sanin's dovbush. the king of rap myroslav latyk, which undeservedly did poorly at the box office, i don't know, maybe because they d

awards, an even bigger night for ukraine with "20 days in mariupol" documenting the russian siege of the city, winning the award for best documentary. ukraine's first oscarstyslav chernov -- >> i wish i never made this film. i wish to be able to exchange this to russia never attacking ukraine, never occupying our cities. >> and sill cillian murphy for oppenheim. >> i'd like to dedicate this to the peacemakers everywhere. >> chloe, chairnov said he stayed behind because he felt a journalistic duty to document the horrors. let's listen to more from his speech last night. >> we can make sure the history record is set straight and the truth will prevail and that the people of mariupol and those who have given their lives will never be forgotten because cinema forms memories and memories form history. so thank you all and thank you all, thanks to ukraine, slar ukrainian. >> what was the reaction to those, those difficult words. >> reporter: at one point you heard the audience erupt into applause, andrea. clearly this movie resonated with academy voters. just the footage that he was able to get of the maternity ward and the people looting and just the atrociti

oscar. the director for best documentary described the film about journalists being trapped in mariupol duringukraine said this is probably the first time a director will ever say this on stage, but i wish i never made the film. congratulations to wes anderson, also winning his first academy award, and how about everyone's favorite monster? godzilla minus one is the godzilla franchise's very first academy award. we're here in hollywood. i'm robert kovacic. back to you. >> we have posted a full list of winners and red carpet pictures on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com. click the link on our home page. and speaking of things you want to see. tomorrow morning, the "today" show gets an exclusive behind the scenes look at elton john's oscar party, which is undoubtedly still going on right now. you can watch the "today" show right after today in the bay. >> probably just getting started. >> yes. >>> bay area nonprofit is asking for your help. a van used by the shakespeare festival was stolen. they use it to bring the play to schools and libraries across the state. it was carrying sets, instrumen

for the first time, ukraine received the most prestigious film award, the oscar. the documentary film 20 days in mariupoldirector mstislav chernov was recognized as the best in the feature documentary category . it was announced last night at the oscars 2024 ceremony. during his speech , chernov said that he would like this film to never had to shoot. and i'm honored , but maybe i'll be the first director on that stage to say, i wish, i wish i never had to make this movie, i wish i could trade it for russia never attacked ukraine, never occupied our cities. i want to give credit, i would give it for russia not to kill tens of thousands of my fellow citizens, i would give it for them to change all the hostages, all the soldiers who defended their land, all the civilians who are now in russian prisons, but i don't can change history, in mariupol tells about the first weeks of hostilities in the city during the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine. director and photographer mstislav chernov, photographer yevhen maloletka and producer and journalist vasylisa stepanenko worked on the film. they became the l

for the first time, ukraine received the most prestigious film award , the oscar. documentary film. 20 days in mariupol by director mstislav chernov. recognized as the best in the full-length documentary category. it was announced at night at the oscars 2024. during his speech, chernov said that he wished the film would never have been made. and it's a great honor for me. but maybe i'll be the first director on this stage to say, i wish, i wish i never had to make this movie, i wish i could trade it for russia never attacking ukraine , never occupied our cities, i want to pay tribute. and i would give it for russia not to kill tens of thousands of my fellow citizens, i would give it for they released all the hostages, all the soldiers who defended their land, all the civilians who are now in russian prisons, but i can't change history, the tape 20 days in mariupol tells about the first weeks of fighting in the city during the full-scale invasion. russia to ukraine. director and photographer mstislav chernov, photographer yevhen maloletka and producer journalist vasylisa stepanenko worked on the film. t

for seeing me. have a blessed night. thank you so much. while 20 days in mariupol — about the russian invasion of ukraine — was best documentary. this is the first oscar naked john cena presenting best costumes, an appearance from anatomy of a fall's canine star, messi the dog... while earlier on the red carpet, the us media personality liza koshy took a nasty tumble... ohh! that's all right! ..but styled it out. the oscars are over. it was oppenheimer�*s night. but barbie once again won hearts and minds. colin paterson, bbc news. look at the weather now full hello again. as we go through this week, it will often be cloudy. there will be some sunshine, we'll have some rain and it's going to be windy, but it's getting milder now. today we've got this weather front draped across parts of northern ireland and also western scotland, and that's going to be bringing in some light and patchy rain. there's enough cloud around for some patchy light rain in some eastern areas, but most of us will stay dry but cloudy. the sunniest skies through the afternoon in southwest wales and southwest england with isolated showers and highs up to 12 degrees. through this e

for the first time, ukraine received the most prestigious film award, the oscar. documentary tape. 20 days in mariupolected by mstislav chernov, was recognized as the best in the feature documentary category. this was announced at night at the oscar 2024 ceremony. during his speech, chernov said that he would like this the film never had to be made. and it's a great honor for me. but maybe i will be the first director on this stage. and i will say.