telluride has also become an important cog in the awards machine. new phase in the north american movie calendar as the summer months of mostly formulaic blockbusters fade away. it's the beginning. it's the start of the whole season. you could call it the awards season in my world, but it's the season of all the good movies. it's the season of the quality films that come out in the fall that some of them get distributors here, some of them get actual oscar campaigns. they get, the people who come here are looking for good movies, and the people who are from the industry are looking to see how they react. it seems the responsibility for the conclave falls upon you. l so what were the films at telluride that animated festival goers this year? certainly conclave. what's been described as a vatican thriller in which ralph fiennes gives a standout performance as a cardinal supervising the election of a new pope. what happened 7 they say a heart attack. you know how rumour spreads and one and a quarter| billion souls watching. anotherfilm making an impact

well, telluride film festival, we are high up in| films? well, telluride film.a lot of people here who really love films and they are talking about movies that could have towards momentum, one film that's got a lot of attention is called conclave. it's about what happens behind the scenes in the vatican when a new pope is elected. ralph finds is in charge of the process, and he gives an excellent performance. this british actor has made an impression over the years, he could be upped for an oscar nomination. anotherfilm could be upped for an oscar nomination. another film that is also been making an impact here in colorado, as it did at the venice film festival a couple days ago is called maria. it's making an impact because it *, angelina jolie, is being praised for her portrayal of a late opera singers, celebrated opera singers, celebrated opera singer maria callas who died in the 1970s. forthe singer maria callas who died in the 1970s. for the sector, angelina jolie who is 49 years old right now, the right role at the right time and apparently she does a bril

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well, telluride is a small film festival.ple of films that have already made quite an impact. one of them is called conclave and people are describing it as a vatican thriller. it stars british actor ralph fiennes and he plays a cardinal while there's an election going on for a new pope. it's got great production values and it's directed by edward berger, and everybody says it has kind of awards momentum. there's another film that's made an impact here. angelina jolie was on these streets just 2a hours ago, and she was in town to present her film called maria. and basically it's a portrayal of the celebrated late opera singer maria callas, probably one of the greatest opera singers ever to have existed. people love her performance. she also showed the film at the venice film festival, and there was a nine minute standing ovation, i understand, and she broke down in tears. so it meant a lot to her to get this kind of feedback. she's a 49—year—old actor, and she seems to be doing the right role at the right moment in her career

telluride is a small film _ really talking about?eekend here. but there is a lot of excitement. the feeling is the summer movie season is over and now we're into awards season. and among the firms have been mentioned as one called conclave, and it has been described as a vatican thriller. it is about the election of a new pope and it stars ralph fiennes. then he has been getting a lot of very positive feedback about its performance. he has been nominated for an oscar twice before, and people are saying that she could get a nomination for this form. another firm that has been making an impact is called maria, and that brought angelina jolie to town, because she preserve delete celebrated opera singer maria callas in this film. in the film was shown at the venice film was shown at the venice film festival two or three days ago, and she got an eight minute ovation and she had to apparently turn a bit because she was overwhelmed by emotion. the people like that performance. those are two firms that have been getting a lot of attention he

well, telluride is a small film festival.and there are a couple of films that have already made quite an impact. one of them is called conclave and people are describing it as a vatican thriller. it stars british actor ralph fiennes and he plays a cardinal while there's an election going on for a new pope. it's got great production values and it's directed by edward berger, and everybody says it has kind of awards momentum. there's another film that's made an impact here. angelina jolie was on these streets just 21i hours ago, and she was in town to present her film called maria. and basically it's a portrayal of the celebrated late opera singer maria callas, probably one of the greatest opera singers ever to have existed. people love her performance. she also showed the film at the venice film festival, and there was a nine—minute standing ovation, i understand, and she broke down in tears. so it meant a lot to her to get this kind of feedback. she's a 49—year—old actor, and she seems to be doing the right role at the right

hello from the telluride film festival in colorado's rocky mountains. i'm tom brook.festivals, including movies and performances which have already gathered awards momentum. from the excitement of the venice film festival, angelina jolie on her portrayal of opera singer maria callas. it was very clear early on that i was going to really have to learn to sing, because you can't really fake opera. also from venice, a wealth of documentaries, several ha rd—hitting and political, including one from brazilian film—maker pedro costa. i think brazil and the united states could become a theocracy. and, from colorado, the movies that got everyone talking at the small, but influential telluride film festival. possible contenders in the forthcoming oscars race... ..and a documentary onjohn lennon and yoko ono's early years in new york city. it's the beginning. it's the start - of the whole season. all that and more in this festival review edition of talking movies. venice, one of the world's oldest and most prestigious film festivals, was certainly star—studded this year,

the telluride film festival — high up in the rocky mountains — has a strong record of showcasing filmsy award. tom brook — the host of talking movies — reports from the festival. there is a lot of excitement here. a phone call conclave is causing a lot of excitement. it is being described as the vatican thriller. he plays a cardinal as there is an election going on for a new pope. it is directed by edward burge. everyone says it has full awards momentum. another film says it has full awards momentum. anotherfilm has made an impact, angelina jolie was on the streets just 24—hour to go, and she was in township presenter phil maria. it is the film about maria carle as, probably one of the greatest opera singers ever. people love her performance. it was a nine minute standing ovation at the venice film festival. it meant a lot to hard to get this kind of feedback. she is a 49—year—old actor who seems to be doing the right role at the right moment in her career. we are still living in the aftermath of the writers and actors strike of last year which put a damper on narrative film production

at the telluride film festival. it "malicious defamation," repeating sentiments again this weekend. joining me now is executive editor for deadline "dominic patton. what was the reaction to the screening at telluride last night, what is your take of the film? >> it is a strong reaction. galaxy theater in the colorado mountains film festival was packed. 500 people. sebastian stan, who many people are saying might be in contention for the oscars for his role as the young donald trump was there. the director made a very specific point. he said, as recorded in our "deadline" piece right now, this is not a political hit piece. some people feel the film is to some pathetic to donald trump, portraying him as a damaged young man who went over to the dark side because he felt up and and by his father. according to the trump campaign very different. for me, personally, the first part of the film is very strong, especially his relationship with a certain noxious lawyer. the second half becomes a standard biopic. there are some

come to their game and she d she said, quote, they asked, i couldn't help t gomez was there for the tellurideos with the seem and signed autographs for all the shocked fans there in the gym. so adorable. that made their life. i saw that over the weekend. she posted on her instagram as it said and they were just like their mouths were dry. >> if any of those players, those teams, weren't fans of "only murders in the building" they're going to watch it. >>> coming up, how labor day became a national holiday. did you know? did you know? >>> and imanegi (♪♪) ghirardelli intense dark. (♪♪) bold... rich... intensely delicious dark chocolate. (♪♪) ghirardelli intense dark. makes life a bite better. (♪♪) always dry scoop before you run. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. swiffer duster traps 4x more dust for a clean even mom approves of. that reach! ♪♪ making hard to reach. so easy! swiffer, [wow!] the mother of all cleans! ♪♪ (background noises) hey!

as the movie awards season begins we report from the telluride film festival in colorado's rocky mountainson federation has ordered a general strike for monday in an effort to force the government to reach a hostage release deal with hamas. the industrial action will see ben gurion airport — the busiest in israel — closed to take—offs and landings from 8am local time. the families of hostages had pushed for the strike after the israeli army found the bodies of six hostages in a tunnel in rafah. the military said they were killed by hamas shortly before troops arrived. a hamas official denied this, saying they were killed by israeli fire.

it is my first time in telluride. she signed autographs and posed for some photos, too. swift. the singer is, of course, one of the biggest kansas city chiefs fans out there, understandably. we love seeing her cheer on her boyfriend travis kelce. turns out she's taken her interest in the team to new heights. that's according to patrick mahomes, who talked about her influence on football in an interview with nbc sports. take a listen to this. >> these little girls and their daughters, how much they're loving sitting with their dad watching football and then meeting taylor and realizing how genuine and cool she is, that's been cool for me. she's really interested in football. she asks a lot of great questions. started drawing up plays. >> i love that she's drawing up plays. >> yeah. >>> finally, we have shania twain. during her las vegas residency concert, the country singer surprised fans by inviting r&b group boys 2 men on stage to perform with her. take a look. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> the performance in honor of her birthday which she celebrated last week. happy birthday, shania. >>

hello from the telluride film festival in colorado's rocky mountains. i'm tom brook.ovies and performances which have already gathered

. >> what other entrance would they make at the telluride film festival, other than by air?routines and checking that everything is ready, and it's game time. >> it's not about the fear or the danger or the risk, it's the love of flying. >> for "good morning america," mola lenghi in telluride, colorado. >> it's being shown only in our next leaders today and tomorrow. tickets are available now. let's go to greg dutra from our chicago station. >> my palms are sweaty from watching that. that's absolutely wild. we have saranac lake up in the adirondacks this morning. shout out to the adirondacks. that's the area i'm from. not just for the shout out, but also the first taste of salt. also the first taste of fall. this early tomorrow morning. frost advisories for the adirondacks and of course in the pennsylvania up into vermont. look at those temperatures in the 30s. that's not the only shot of cold air we have. there's a reinforcing shot comi >> what do we have in pop, will? >> we've got a lot, george. go easy on me, george and pop news fans, because we begin with some bitterswee

gomez was there for the telluride film festival. posed for photos with the team and signed autographs for all the shocked fans. how cool is that? that's wonderful. well, also trending for you. it will be a long while before adele says hello. okay. no hello again. after her las vegas residency wraps up. so hello from the other side. i must have called a thousand times. so the there you go, cynthia. karaoke with ginger this morning, right? i will not be singing and you can thank me later. maybe by when we get into that midday show, you will be singing. okay. fair enough. i'll try it. stick around for 11 a.m. grammy winning singer told the crowd after a show in munich over the weekend. she's going to take a break from performing. she says i won't see you for an incredibly long time. went on to say she wants to focus on her personal life, and she says she doesn't have any plans to make new music for a while. well, whether or not she takes a break or not, i think a lot of people will be singing her songs still, right? oh, for sure. yes,

that's the look of a movie lover who just saw 12 movies and 3 days last weekend at the telluride filmch is really the start of award seats. that's right. oscar season starts right now. right here with my picks of the best of the fest. starting with amelia perris. amelia perez is about an attorney played by zoe cell data who's recruited. and i mean, reluctantly by a cartel boss to help with his transition to become a woman. guess why? it's a musical too. i was completely blown away by amelia perez, which already won the jury prize and the best cast ensemble at the cannes film festival in may. this has to get nominated for best picture. it's so imaginative. so ball, so daring an extraordinary exhilarating film that absolutely can be hooked from start to finish karla sofia perez and she is magnificent. and so is selena gomez, who i was so impressed with that. i had to tell her how austin she's been over the years with this film at her emmy-nominated turn in only murders in the bill. so that's it. that's the entertainment report from hollywood and off scott movie hollywood and off scott m

i was in telluride and i didn't shave immediately. i was like the guy on "seinfeld." when it came back, he realized he was bald. >> was your beard gray? >> yes. it was white. it happens. >> elon had been -- >> let me ask you this -- >> i was going to say elon had actually sat with saz at the opening ceremony in the olympics. >> were you throwing the ball -- were you that close where they were bouncing up to where your seat was? >> we were close, but not -- >> we? the fam? >> my son. >> that's good. the tickets? finals? >> let's talk about sources here. >> did you have to borrow the mo mo money? >>> sources telling cnbc that norfolk southern's ceo alan shaw is being investigated for a workplace relationship. norfolk southern added it hired outside legal counsel to investigate the matter. shaw did not return cnbc for comment. >>> a lot of things. mahomes and then taylor swift was there. taylor and travis kelce. >> nobody was watching the match. >> i thought he was going to do it. matthew mcconaughey. >> ari. >> you pay him to be your friend. >> i pay him to be my friend

you were just in telluride. >> i was just walking along and it premiered and jack smith walked by me.re rumors and i didn't go to the reagan movie or "the apprentice" movie. i'm not going to be jaded by either. there was, i think, hillary clinton and chelsea were there, they had a movie as well. there was a rumor he was going to introduce, i think that would have been really bad if he introduced this thing. there's no indication he did. his wife is a filmmaker. i assume that's why he was there. it is weird because i wasn't thinking about him and he walked by. he is distinctive with the beard and things like that. i go, whoa. i know who that gentleman was. >> somebody will make a movie about that, i'm sure, at some point. we'll see. >> about what's happening. >> all of this. >>> when we come back, credit unions have been buying on a bank buying spree, but we'll talk more about this with liesle picker in just a moment. don't go anywhere. we'll return after this. >> announcer: executive edge is sponsored by at&t business. next level moments need the next level network. uldn't have done t

. >> there is a movie out called "saturday night" that premiered out in telluride.eah. pretty good. pretty good. what was really going on, lorne michaels, the guy didn't remind me of lorne michaels very much. >> but was supposed to be the guy. >> the guy that looked like chevy chase. john belushi -- >> all the s playing those peop. but a lot of the gen z people out there, they're just -- >> they don't know what they're watching. >> had no idea. that's the way it is going -- it will happen to you. >> it already has. >> i do want to say one thing that is very important. >> no, the audio. >> the audio. we're getting complaints of the audio. >> trying to figure out. we're getting complaints about it. >> don't switch. don't switch for that reason. i'll give you a different reason. >>> coming up, we'll talk about sam altman's big investment plans for openai with geoff lewis. plus much more on nvidia. that's how it is pronounced. write it down, like it has an e in front of it. nvidia. if you hear an analyst call it nvidia, don't listen to them. it is nevada, by the way, to