cinema particularly how to look at a european history which i think is really 1000 german director venner. accepting a lifetime achievement award i thought in his acceptance speech he said something really interesting he was talking about how this cooperation within europe is really helping the continent to make good films is something i never really thought about yet it's sort of he really highlighted the big difference between the u.s. film industry and the europeans and the u.s. on history is show business as they always say it's about the money it's run by a handful of huge corporations who always have the bottom line they're in on their on the back of their minds in europe it's different it's a film subsystem that's needs it's did generally public money that makes the finances these films and they're done on a cooperative basis so every film that won last night every film that was nominated last night was the basis of a cooperative effort over multiple nations so every producer every filmmaker has to work with at least half a dozen people in different countries in order to bring thei

. >> the science does matter, even if a relic is 1,000 years old or 1500 years old, vennerating a relicntains that tradition with our past. >> we hear from the gospels when jesus heard john died he actually with drew into the wilderness and spent some time on his own. it was obviously a traumatic event in jesus' life. >> the idea of someone dear to you that had been beheaded struck his heart but didn't change anything about the mission impact. it must have emboldened him. >> jesus saw john as the catalyst for change, as the person who signaled that now was the hinge, now was the turning point in the story. >> john the baptist was in a sense, the model for jesus, in that he never compromise. >> we see jesus the same way, even unto death. >> mobilizing this is followers to repent and turn toward god, john the baptist dared to speak truth to power. for this he pays the ultimate price. >> i think he understood hes with a martyr. a martyr in the cause of something greater, a martyr in the cause of the beautiful kingdom of god on earth, which is what he preached all his life. >> i see jesus a