well, for, for decades, director steven spielberg has been packing cinemas with action adventures like jaws and jurassic park, and dramas, lac schindler's list, and saving private ryan spielberg is now being on it for his life work at berlin's film festival. the belly knowledge to have something you also have to take care. it's more important than your hobby. steven spielberg is known for telling epic tails, but the directors latest film is based on his own life. i think i'm always vulnerable . uh huh. in terms of the movies i made the i got, this is a very personal story. it's the 1st time i've taken a privacy public and i'd never done an amazing dream nominated for 7 oscars. the fable mens is about a young jewish boy who makes movies as a way to navigate his own dysfunctional family. spielberg made his very own 1st amateur film at age 12. as a teenager, he toward universal studios and chatted up a movie executive. soon he was working there. spielberg's 1st major film for universal was the 1971 thriller dual high speed chase with a murderous trucker. a few years later, his film jaws w

our leader ever alida steven spielberg. he's here in the german capital berlin. can you give us a taste of what's going on? bear now while spielberg has her given a press conference. here i am. he said that it's an app, an absolutely huge honor for him to be awarded this price because he considers the berlin either one of the worlds and most impressive film festivals. he was of course, asked or what his favorite film is or of all his body of work. and he said, just like with his children, he literally cart. he likes, he doesn't have a favorite. but he did talk about which was the most difficult to make. and that is, of course, the jaws a famous for all the challenges it presented with the weather and for a mechanical sharp that kept breaking down, which is why you hardly ever see it in the film. and he said that until very recently, the most emotional of all his films was unsurprisingly schindler's list. now that's been superseded by his new film, the fable man's. and he talked about the inspiration for making that film. he said his mother had marked him for many,

also coming up the berlin film festival is honoring hollywood director steven spielberg, whose name is synonymous with big budget movies and box office hits. but what's unique about steven spielberg life's work it's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with here is across cultures and generations. ah, what our viewers watching on p b s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the split screen messaging of to presidents. today, russian president vladimir putin and u. s. president joe biden both delivered speeches focusing on the war in ukraine. their speeches came just a few hours apart. the narratives ahead of the wars one year mark, while they were worlds apart in his annual state of the nation address, putin lashed out at ukraine and the west with ally, accusing them of starting the war. he also attempted to realign russia, placing it alongside china and the developing world in a 21st century struggle to push back what he calls a decadent and aggressive west hours later and hun

reporter: steven spielberg is known for telling epic tales.ut the director's latest film is based on his own life. >> i think i am always vulnerable. in terms of the movies i have made. but this is a very personal story. it's the first time i have taken privacy public and i have never done that. >> movies are dreams. reporter: nominated for seven oscars, "the fabelmans" is about a young jewish boy who makes movies as a way to navigate his own dysfunctional family. spielberg made his very own first amateur film at age 12. as a teenager, he toured universal studios and chatted up a movie executive. soon, he was working there. spielberg's first major film for universal was the 1971 thriller "duel," a high-speed chase with a murderous trucker. a few years later, his film "jaws" would scare an entire generation out of the water. the 1980's saw the beginning of the "indiana jones" franchise. and of course, "e.t." >> can you say e.t.? >> e.t. reporter: the family movie about a stranded alien and a group of kids fighting to save him held the record fo

but what's unique about steven spielberg's life's work that's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with viewers across cultures and generations. spielberg will receive the honorary golden bear at a screening of the fable men's. and perhaps next month, he'll be accepting more awards at the oscars. a handsome jewish boy to psyche with the w salita of arrow. she is at the bare the knowledge she told me that steven spielberg, he has proven to be one of the biggest stars of the festival. so far. yes. well, i at when they flew to question from the audience, you've never seen so many hands go up at once. there was literally practically a physical fight for the microphone among the journalist there. now, a spielberg did say that it was a massive honor to get his prize at the berlin either because he does consider this to be one of the most impressive festivals in the world. he was of course, asked about which of his films is his favorite, or he answered that just like with his children, he doesn't have a favorite. but he does say

but what's unique about steven spielberg's life's work that's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with viewers across cultures and generations. spielberg will receive the honorary golden bear at a screening of the fable max on perhaps next month, he'll be accepting more awards at the oscars or handsome jewish play to psyche. and joining us from the red carpet is our brilliant reporter holiday, a borrow high ha leader. what are we expecting later. 6 everybody is very, very excited here. i can tell you steven spielberg is already here to give a press conference ahead of the big ceremony. now he is, of course, the highest grossing director of all time. not bad for a man who was rejected from film school 3 times and largely had to teach himself. of course, after the ceremony were also, as you heard, b o having the german premier of his semi autobiographical film, the fable means now this is a film he wanted to make for many, many years. but he didn't actually sit down to do it until the kobe locked down. when he finally foun

for 4 decades legendary director steven spielberg has been packing cinemas with action adventures like jaws and harassing park and dramas, such as schindler's, least and saving private ryan spielberg is now being honored for his life's work at berlin's international film festival. the belly nodded. steven spielberg is known for epic tales. many are hollywood classics. but the directors, latest film is based on his own life. you can just of something you also have to take care of nominated for 7 oscars. the fable mens is about a young jewish boy who makes movies as a way to navigate his own dysfunctional family. all my films really are personal and they are. many of them are about family, but nothing that is so specific to my own experiences. as the fable much spielberg made his own 1st amateur film at age 12. as a teenager, he toured universal studios and chatted up a studio executive. soon he was working there. spielberg's 1st major film for universal was the 1971 thriller dual, a high speed chase with a murderous trucker. a few years later, his film jaws would scare an entire generat

strike, a column whiny to a red card in the 2nd half was paying for decades. legendary director steven spielberg has been packing cinemas with action adventures like jaws and jurassic park, and dramas, lac schindler's list, and saving private ryan now. spielberg has been honored for his life's work with a golden bay at lin, international film festival. the deputies david levitz has this report on the man many called the world's most famous film director steven spielberg is known for epic tails. many are hollywood classics. but the directors latest film is based on his own life. he came to some of the also have to take care of nominated for 7 oscars. the fable men's is about a young jewish boy who makes movies as a way to navigate his own dysfunctional family. all my films really are personal and they are, many of them are about family. ah, but nothing that is so specific to my own experiences. as the fable miss spielberg made his own 1st amateur film at age 12. as a teenager, he toured universal studios and chatted up a studio executive. soon he was working there. spielberg's 1st major film for

and so i put on my most polite voice and i said, "you know, mr spielberg..." "0h, call me steven." ttered, but, you know... i don't do cameos." and there was this terrible silence. and i went, "steven spielberg hates me." and he said, "oh, no. oh, my god, no. as a matter of fact, it's a real part for you. even before we spoke to you, that was written for you," and i said, "can i read the script, please?" and he said, "absolutely." so he sent the script like the next morning. and in fact, she sings somewhere... ..which is one of my favourite songs ever, such a killer. you know, any actress that plays anita, though, is always compared to you... is that true? i think so, yeah. huh. how do you feel about that? i suppose it's inevitable because, you know, iwon some wonderful awards. i won the oscar, of course. you're an egot. and then, yes, that made me an egot. and also, i can tell you that ariana debose, who played the part of anita, was very nervous to meet me. and by the time they had started to rehearse the dances and the songs, i came in to do costume fittings and rehearse my song

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steven spielberg gave me a standing ovation. it was incredible.re, 38 years ago, 38 years ago, there you are with harrison ford right there. there you are. but in then please tell me how this next photograph came about because i've got another one. tell the story about the next time you saw him, if you don't mind. >> ke huy: i haven't seen harrison ford in 38 years so i was scheduled to attend an event for disney. i was told that harrison ford was going to be there. and i was in the green room, and there were so many big stars, big filmmakers, big producers. i was looking around the room trying to see if i could find him. every single one of us were assigned with an assistant to help us maneuver the event and my assistant came running up to me and says, harrison ford is right outside the green room. and i got really nervous. my heart was pounding. he said do you want to go see them and i said of course i want to go see them. so i walked out, and sure enough, 15 feet away i saw him talking to phoebe who is starting with him. as i get closer, he tur

had them start back who he saw sean, penn, we saw john malkovich, adrian brody, kate planchet, steven spielberg, of course, who got the honorary bear and personal highlight for me, was helen mirren with her film golda. i think she's just so great. so charismatic and funny, a really, really great woman at was also really good for me. was that there was a lot of solidarity for iran and ukraine as well. shown at the balance. yeah, that was great and important. yeah. did of these and a terrific, thank you so much for your insights on the berlin hour. you're up to date, andy w, news for me and the team. thanks for watching interest, global economy, portfolio w business. here's a closer look at the project.

we'll see steven spielberg. we'll see i sean penn again. oh, for the premier of the superpower documentary to morrow. and we'll am also obviously to have the competition for the golden bass with 19 films competing on the festival. of course is dedicated to the human rights that struggles in ukraine and iran, and that is written big this year. here are some of the stories making headlines around the world. thousands of people in march and browse to denounce president macros, controversial pension reforms. demonstrators held up signs and chanted slogans, criticizing the government's proposal to raise the retirement age from 62 to 60 from new zealand has deployed naval vessels, a transport plan and helicopters to reach people cut off by site long gabrielle. at least 6 people died in the storm, which is cause major damage on the countries. north island, the prime minister says it could take weeks to restore part to some affected regional community. today with michael viola and he's 15. people have been killed in avalanches in easton, tajikistan

and that was when steven spielberg came to collect his a golden bear. and his audio every golden bag for his lifetime achievement. and it was quite amazing at the press conference, a journalist, or grappling for the microphone to ask a question. he told us that his most difficult film to make had been jewels, which is, are not surprising because you know, everything went wrong with the where they were in the mechanical shock. he said he's most emotional film had mentioned as list and till he made his semi autobiographical film, the fable man's. and he was also asked for tips for new directors and he said, forget about shots. it's all about the story. get a great screen play or find someone who can give you a great screenplay. and he has of course, be nominated for the 1st time in his career for the fable means for an oscar for best screenplay. and it was wonderful, actually experiencing the event where he was given his award and her leader this year, the burly narly did something quite new. what was that? oh, what they did is they handed out the fast ev

there been an alley my absolute highlight actually was the appearance of steven spielberg. the a fabulous director. he came here to receive his honorary golden bear. and i can tell you what the press conference journalists were really grappling to get the microphone to ask him a question. and he was asked what his favorite film is. he said he doesn't have a fe. what just like with his children. but he did say that joe was, was the most difficult physically. and that was a very challenging film because of the weather. and because of the sharp breaking down, he said that schindler's list, unsurprisingly, was the most emotional until he made the fable mens which had its german premier here, which was obviously his semi autograph biographical film. he also gave tips. when you directors, he said, forget about getting the perfect shot. the most important thing is the story, right? a great a screen play or find someone who can do that for you. and he has actually been nominated for best screenplay for the fable man for the 1st time in his career. and that's a really important mile

we also have steven spielberg making a flying visit to collect his ordinary golden bath for his lifetime. achievement and will be shown the cross section of films of his from his entire career right from the beginning to, to the present, cate blanchett as well coming to the european german premier for film tall, which is already premier to other festival. and is he to, to great to claim she plays the female pastoral conduct. so you get involved in a b scandal. you've got your markovich coming to premiere seneca and we also have on the 1st night that's tomorrow night for the opening film. were hoping to see half the weight and peter dinklage on the carpet for rebecca miller. she came to me . why will i do? and besides politics and the stars, the house of the brother, the other course is the competition for the golden bear. it is of course, and they said we've got $900.00 films competing for the golden back on the silver bass. there's also a special documentary prize. i think the competition for that will be stiff if you, because there are a lot of documentaries. so yeah, the best will be

down. >> reporter: it's one of the most anticipated tv shows ever, more than 20 years after steven spielbergd up to make "band of brothers". >> the only hope you have is to accept the fact that you're already dead. >> reporter: they've seemed up again, this time to make "masters of the air," a multipart series on apple telephone + on the air war against the nazis based on a 2006 nonfiction book. >> will we get this job done? >> yes, sir! >> reporter: one of the young war heroes depicted in the show is frank murphy, the grandfather of cnn's the grandfather of chloe. >> grandfather would tell us stories about world war ii. >> reporter: he is one of millions of young men who enlisted in the war after the 1941 attack on pearl harbor. hundreds of thousands of them taking to the skies over nazi occupied europe. murphy became a navigator for the bloody 100th. >> he loved airplanes. everything about airplanes. he would look up in the sky, could identify any airplane. >> reporter: the news that actor jonas moore will be portraying grandpa is delighting chloe's family. >> who be flabbergasted, yeah. h

and as i said to us presidents, from filmmakers as steven spielberg and ken jurists, such as sandra day o'connor, alan dershowitz and judith sheindlin, otherwise known as judge judy from corporate leaders, such as google's eric schmidt and caterpillar's doug over hillman, poets such as collins and kevin stein. sailors from the uss abraham lincoln. and musical and visual artists such as pete seeger. and annie. pete seeger sent us the gettysburg address, written out in his own hands. in a different format. and he said, you know, i'm 94, so i'm not going to be composing anything right now. but i'm going to write it out for you. the gettysburg out for you. the way i've helped people over the years learn to recite it. and so that's what he sent us. and annie leibowitz. sent us. she said, well, you know, i'm not a writer. i do photograph. so she sent us some photo essays that we included in the book particularly the one of daniel chester french, who was the sculptor for the lincoln memorial. and she was at his studio. and so she a picture of of the model and that's what we have the book but m

and as i said to us presidents, from filmmakers as steven spielberg and ken jurists, such as sandra day o'connor, alan dershowitz and judith sheindlin, otherwise known as judge judy from corporate leaders, such as google's eric schmidt and caterpillar's doug over hillman, poets such as collins and kevin stein. sailors from the uss abraham lincoln. and musical and visual artists such as pete seeger. and annie. pete seeger sent us the gettysburg address, written out in his own hands. in a different format. and he said, you know, i'm 94, so i'm not going to be composing anything right now. but i'm going to write it out for you. the gettysburg out for you. the way i've helped people over the years learn to recite it. and so that's what he sent us. and annie leibowitz. sent us. she said, well, you know, i'm not a writer. i do photograph. so she sent us some photo essays that we included in the book particularly the one of daniel chester french, who was the sculptor for the lincoln memorial. and she was at his studio. and so she a picture of of the model and that's what we have the book but m

uh, producer steven spielberg is now there , we can already see how american propaganda works.e and there with its violence, in general with the population of half the world, you felt it yourself then. then we felt that here we are learning some additional new world. after the opening of the iron curtain in the early nineties. and if we talk about the film the peacemaker well, the very essence of this film clearly shows that it was american propaganda that the russian military personnel, in their opinion , are not good. well, they always have only americans good about american cinema amazing steven spinner, who removed the potential for poignant films, but genocide jews on the shinder list. when he started, uh, our battle with fascism in ukraine, he wrote three of my ancestors, originally from podolsky, one lived in himself, judged another one from odessa, you don’t have something ukrainian blood. now we are simply not in our place, looking at the suffering of the ukrainian people. well we see their courage their bravery, many gave their lives. there's a tragedy like they've se

tom reuniting with steven spielberg who we worked with and minority report in war of the worlds together. steven at the luncheon for his film, the fablemans. it's nominated for 7 oscars, including best picture and a best supporting actor nomination for judd sat down with sam rubin poolside. his creation is going to be in the silence. you know, it. the sounds of what he'll tell you. and as we went through it, i was pretty much in his silence. >> he come in, you know, and fix something and move the and and i'm going what will. and at. >> spielberg and the fablemans will be going up for best director against the dynamic duo of the daniels who are behind the cameras in the chairs of the academy front runner, everything everywhere, all at once. it is world winds. it feels someone is asking you to have the most exciting, incredible time over and over and over again because meeting your heroes. you are surrounded by incredible towns. all you want to do is pick their brains, asked him how the main things. but the same time your day with us from one event to another event, you have to be as much

and we've also got steven spielberg making a flying visit to the capital to pick up his honorary golden bear, which is his lifetime achievement award. the festival is showing a whole a cross section of film some throughout his career as well as that we gotta take blanket. he also be here to premier her film tart german premier. his work was already been shown around the world to greater claim. we've got john markovich will be here to premier seneca and on the 1st night tomorrow night we're hoping to get a glimpse of anne hathaway on the red carpet and also peter dinklage of a game of thrones of fame for the opening film, the opening film from rebecca miller, she came to me now and that's just for starters. the heart of the brilliant alley is of course the competition. what are we looking at this year while they're 19 films in competition for the bears this year? a very strong showing from germany there, 5 german made films also are women directors features strongly there. i think there are 6 female filmmakers and that's more than ever before. and awards will be handed out on a saturday,

cate blanchett, oscar nominated for her performance in tar, walked the red carpet, as did steven spielberghe festival for a lifetime achievement award. and we look at queer cinema in berlin, which was making quite an impact. berlin has a long history of embracing political cinema. it is an avowedly political film festival. and this year, because the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine took place during the festival, the politics of the war were very evident in the proceedings. hollywood star sean penn brought the documentary superpower, which he co—directed, to the berlin film festival. its focus — the war in ukraine and president zelensky, who addressed the opening night ceremony remotely. culture makes choices in times like these. at least three explosions rocked... the film recaps recent events in ukraine and its quest forfreedom. penn conducted three interviews with president zelensky. the wartime leader is presented in a very flattering light. penn is clearly a fan. he certainly offers an opportunity to humility. he stands so tall in his mortal body and heart and courage

over the next 10 days, we will be expecting to see steven spielberg hate blanchard, william to pho, sean, penn, and lots of other stars as well on the red carpet. okay, i'm in amongst all the politics you, you mentioned there present as alaska, human alive address. ukraine is gonna feature a big of in a vis you it is very much though the festival wants to show solidarity with ukraine or since the russian invasion, which happened almost almost a year ago to day. and they've got 9 ukrainian films are in the program, not for the main competition, but in all the different sections as well as that they are supporting ukrainian filmmakers by providing financial support to help them attend the festival. there will be several industry panels where the international film community will be discussing how best to support ukrainian filmmakers going forward as well. all right, let's talk about both the meat of this festival. then big competition for the gold and silver bears. well, as you said, fail, there are 19 films in competition this year. and there's a really strong showing from germany. filmma