and remember the butcher terry gilliam? police have totally cleared him of any involvement.erything, but it does, it's a start, it does mean something. >> reporter: as for heidi's family, their days are all about the kids and grandchildren. and parents who believe devoutly in a hereafter, always remember, of course, heidi. did you talk to heidi? >> oh, yes. i did. >> what did you tell her? >> i just said, "sweetie, we finally got the answers we've been praying for. and justice will be served." >> >>> what she saw was a nightmare. she screamed, and she yelled, and she cried. it was terrible. did she fall down the steps? no one was thinking someone did this to her, but did someone do this to her? it just unraveled from that moment on. >> the fashionista with red lipstick. she meant the world to me. >> when she walked into a room it was like a movie star walked in.

the song continues as monty python star terry gilliam got canceled for endorsing chapels. netflix special shortly after the old vic right here in london, announcer pulling his shirt into the woods for miss november schedule. it is very said that a great cultural institution like the old, vague, allowed itself to be intimidated into cancelling our production of into the woods by small group of closed minded humor, averse i. d. o. x on their stuff. my unspeakable crime was recommending my facebook followers to watch netflix special by brilliant and provoked if american committed they did, and civilization didn't collapse. ok, so that's on the most extreme end of the scale. but at the end of the day, how hard is it not to say something that's obviously dumbing, turns out really hard, indeed, cancel culture, this canceling this punishment, it's everywhere, punishment and i for and i, you said that therefore you must never work again. sooner or later the counselors will win. oh, british actress of prime time tele more in let been thinks even comedy is now on the verge of being

. >> terry gilliam's visual sensibilities are so distinctive.at cinema should be about. it's exciting. it's stimulating. it makes us think. i'm quite happy with a film that does that. >> smart filmmakers can use genre as a trojan horse to talk about other things. ♪ >> "blade runner" is based on phillip k. dick's novel "do androids dream of electric sheep?" and the central question of the novel is what is the difference between humans and non-humans? is harrison ford a human? can you fall in love with an android? >> she doesn't know. >> she's beginning to suspect, i think. >> suspect? how can it not know what it is? >> commerce is our goal here at tyrell. more human than human is our motto. >> the screenplay was excellent. a rare entity because it told not only a very fascinating and different story but it was written and described as well. so you could smell a movie. >> i don't think there's any director who can encode content into the visual presence like ridley can. so that when you see the street markets, it tells you that in the future, tech