the documentary is built around a concert whichjohn lennon and yoko ono put on in 1972.which, some of which is their home movie footage. we went through all the news archives and whatever, had found clips of things that were appropriate or told you something about the time and related to the songs thatjohn is singing, but also which i think echo with what's going on today in the world. as i moved around telluride, i wasn't just struck by the dramatic landscape, but also by the potency of some of the cinema. festival audiences were impressed by the line—up, particularly by american director sean baker's sex worker comedy anora, which won the top prize at the cannes film festival... ..and film—makerjacques audiard's musical emilia perez. telluride, with many of its movies, proved that while the film industry may be facing economic and structural challenges, contemporary cinema, at least with its storytelling, is still vibrant, thought—provoking and very much alive. both the telluride film festival and venice had strong documentaries on offer this year. many of them dealt w

it is aboutjohn lennon and yoko ono and the first 18 months in new york city when they arrived thereewark�*s city, but it is full of colourful characters, and you get a real sense of place. it includes snippets from tv programmes at the time, and that comes from an esteem uk film—maker, kevin mcdonald. it is a small film festival, tightly curated. there are about 30 firms in the main programme. a few years ago, beginning with the picture slum dog millionaire, directed by danny boyle, that was the first film that was launched here that then went on to win a best picture 0scar. since then there have been a slew of films. academy voters who come to the colorado mountains who can be influenced by seeing this films. it is a machine, very beautiful machine if i can call it that, to raise awareness about films and create a awards buzz. find awareness about films and create a awards bun-— awareness about films and create a awards buzz. and it is up next. that is set from — awards buzz. and it is up next. that is set from me _ awards buzz. and it is up next. that is set from me for— awards buz

it's called one to one john and yoko, and it's aboutjohn lennon and yoko ono and theirfirst 18 monthsk city, but it's full of colourful characters activists like abbie hoffman and jerry rubin, and you get a real sense of place. it includes snippets from tv programmes at the at the time, and that comes from an esteemed uk film—maker, kevin macdonald. it's a small film festival. it's very tightly curated. i mean, there are about 30 films in the main programme which have an impact. and a few years ago, i think really beginning with the picture slumdog millionaire, which was directed by danny boyle, that was the first film that was kind of launched at telluride, that then went on to win a best picture oscar. and since then there have been a whole slew of films. i think the thing is that academy voters who come to the colorado mountains, who can be influenced, no doubt, by seeing these films, but it's a it's a machine. i mean, it's a very beautiful machine, if i can call it that, to raise awareness about films and create awards buzz. and speaking of film festivals, we have some news from v

possible contenders in the forthcoming oscars race... ..and a documentary onjohn lennon and yoko ono'st 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,

it's called one to onejohn and yoko, and it's aboutjohn lennon and yoko ono and theirfirst 18 monthstine to new york city, but it's full of colourful characters, activists like abbie hoffman and jerry rubin, and you get a real sense of place. it includes snippets from tv programmes at the time, and that comes from an esteemed uk film—maker, kevin macdonald. it's a small film festival. it's very tightly curated. i mean, there are about 30 films in the main programme which have an impact. and a few years ago, i think really beginning with the picture slumdog millionaire, which was directed by danny boyle, that was the first film that was kind of launched at telluride that then went on to win a best picture oscar. and since then there have been a whole slew of films. i think the thing is that academy voters who come to the colorado mountains, who can be influenced, no doubt, by seeing these films, but it's a machine. i mean, it's a very beautiful machine, if i can call it that, to raise awareness about films and create awards buzz. that was tom brooke reporting. let me show you some pic

that woman has been vilified like yoko ono . been vilified like yoko ono. >> why did she tell?t she'd had her wedding the day before the wedding, which was then dismissed as nonsense by the archbishop of canterbury? >> her mind it was a wedding. if you have some kind of ceremony. >> so she's mental. no, no. so what you're saying is meghan is in her mind. >> it's a romantic thing. honestly the demolition job that the press has done on meghan and harry is absolutely superb, but i do think they've done it to themselves. >> do you know what, though, harry? >> you know what though? i take the late queen elizabeth's view on this, recollections may vary , on this, recollections may vary, and i think that meghan's recollections in particular. >> what about this from the sun newspaper ? sorry to interrupt newspaper? sorry to interrupt you, neil, this is britta zeitman in the sun on the 27th 21st of july, 2022. royal wedding row meghan markle did make kate middleton cry in dress row after comparing charlotte unfavourably to best pals daughter. there it is in black and white that somebody

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there is one from pilot called one to one, aboutjohn lennon and yoko ono from september 1971, arrivinge from that time, television shows. it has been put together by a uk film—maker, and that has created a lot of positive buzz here, and it is a joyous film. anna presentsjohn then perhaps as a non—cynical person. it is very good pr for him, although he died more than 40 years ago. why is it that telluride has had such an impact on the oscars race in the past? it is interesting _ oscars race in the past? it is interesting because - oscars race in the past? it is interesting because it i oscars race in the past? it is interesting because it is i oscars race in the past? it 3 interesting because it is a small town high up in the rocky mountains, i'm constantly out of breath here because of meld altitude sickness, but it brings together very influential people in the film well. there are a lot of oscar voters who come here, and it has created this tradition the actually showcasing films that then go on to win a best picture oscar. it began with danny boyle's slum dog millionaire quite a few