the film was columbia submission for their best international feature and it s very elusive and meditative. it was thought of of the high priest of seville cinema and if somebody says what s the film is about the temptation is to say it s about 2k hours. it s about the disjuncture between the past and present in between the past and present in between man and nature and people have memories that are not their memories and there are people who appeared to be dead but then they aren t dead and a lot of this is to do with her wondering if everything is in her own mind as she makes a journey into thejungle is in her own mind as she makes a journey into the jungle to discover some kind of ecstatic truth. i have to say i really liked it because i find this something meditative about this kind of cinema. look at things for a really long time, this is the opening shot before she even wakes up opening shot before she even wakes up and it s not for everybody. but if you are a friend wh
pattern here as more of these companies take the spike in cases into their own hands, and the response which is fairly blunt, in the case of citigroup, if you are thinking of coming back to work as of january 14th and you re not vaccinated, don t worry about it. welcome, everybody, i m neil cavuto. we re going to explore the confusion over omicron. the good news is that it is not as dangerous. so while these spikes in cases look alarming, the fact of the matter is overall hospitalizations and certainly deaths are not nearly indicative of that spike as you might think. we re going to explore that in a lot more detail, the administration s handling of all of this. for that, we go to lucas tomlinson in washington. reporter: good morning, neil. some medical experts think the silver lining with omicron variant is an immunity boost. president biden insists things will get better despite a record-setting number of cases almost two years into the pandemic. no, i don t think covid
adding the recommended isolation time and have for infected americans. that s feeling a public debate about whether a negative test should be required. trace: getting that test is easier said than done. americans are standing in line for hours and of the time for results as long as four days. dana: we have team box coverage for you. i know max like cancellations. mark has reactions. let s first go to washington where kevin is standing by. great to see you. lots of moving parts in this story and from the white house perspective, probably not necessarily a good thing. you may recall the president said back in april of last year that covid deaths and cases were way down, and we are making great strides in the fighting as the pandemic. now several months later, cases continue to surge. there is growing frustration over what appeared at least to some to be a lack of messaging consistency with respect to retesting recommendations. even as the country struggles with testing