of some of the top contenders. will the brutal all quiet on the western front do well? it is a german language telling of the horrors of the first world war. the? horrors of the first world war. they do like me- — horrors of the first world war. they do like me- i _ horrors of the first world war. they do like me. i don't. _ horrors of the first world war. they do like me. i don't. a _ horrors of the first world war. they do like me. i don't. a tale _ horrors of the first world war. they do like me. i don't. a tale of- do like me. i don't. a tale of friendship — do like me. i don't. a tale of friendship gone _ do like me. i don't. a tale of friendship gone sour, - do like me. i don't. a tale of friendship gone sour, martin mcdonaugh�*s the banshees of inisherin has been a critical hit. and there could be nods for two of the year's biggest sequels. top gun maverick and black panther wakanda forever. a warm welcome to bbc news on oscar nominations day, live in los angeles in the coming minutes, butjason solomons is with me. lovely to have you back with us and you will be with us for the rest of this hour. let's have some initial thoughts on this as someone who follows this world so closely and what we could be watching and hearing in the coming minutes?— be watching and hearing in the cominu minutes? �* . . coming minutes? always a fascinating da on the coming minutes? always a fascinating day on the runners _ coming minutes? always a fascinating day on the runners and _ coming minutes? always a fascinating day on the runners and riders - coming minutes? always a fascinating day on the runners and riders comingl day on the runners and riders coming in. it's not what's going to win but who will win the nominations and who gets the most. it becomes a bit of a numbers game if people are talking about the banshees of inisherin getting ten nominations, everything everywhere all at once is a film to look out for with michelle yeoh, because of its technical brilliance and wizardry, also nine or ten nominations coming its way. stephen spielberg's the fabelmans, a hot favourite in hollywood but less so in britain last week where it was rather snubbed at the baftas. can it recover its poise and get another nine or ten nominations are one of the academy all time favourites, steven spielberg, so all of that coming into focus, and will it be a fantastic day for ireland? the banshees of inisherin with all of those amazing actors, colin farrell, brendan gleeson and in the lower characters, kerry condon, the writer, martinjon. i expect ireland to be figuring and toasting itself heartily this evening and look out for paul mescal as an asking —— acting possibility and the brilliant film the quite girl, the first irish language film to travel this far and be in this conversation which is a remarkable achievement. yes. be in this conversation which is a remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is _ remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is a _ remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is a beautiful _ remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is a beautifulfilm, - remarkable achievement. yes, the quite girl is a beautiful film, if - quite girl is a beautiful film, if you haven't seen it, and we call at a quiet film called after son, also beautiful and first—time film director. —— aftersun. it is the little film that could. director. -- aftersun. it is the little film that could.— director. -- aftersun. it is the little film that could. probably the best chance _ little film that could. probably the best chance the _ little film that could. probably the best chance the british _ little film that could. probably the best chance the british have - little film that could. probably the best chance the british have got. l best chance the british have got. it's not the olympics, we don't cheer the home team. nice to see talent breaking out into —— internationally and there is charlotte wells at the start of her career, but then there is the veteran flying the flag for britain, bill nighy who has a great chance with his first oscar nomination for a film called living which could feature in the adapted screenplay nomination, the prying winning novelist is now a brilliant screenwriter, so those are the things to look out for. people's favourite films, will it be rewarded? one always gives a little cheer for a film one rewarded? one always gives a little cheerfor a film one has rewarded? one always gives a little cheer for a film one has loved and you think, yes, i'm glad it's been recognised. you think, yes, i'm glad it's been recognised-— you think, yes, i'm glad it's been recognised. you do feel that way, don't you? _ recognised. you do feel that way, don't you? people _ recognised. you do feel that way, don't you? people waking - recognised. you do feel that way, don't you? people waking up - recognised. you do feel that way, l don't you? people waking up today looking at their news feeds first thing, a lot of people would be forgiven for thinking, well, we know what is happening this year. it's all about all quiet on the western front, and i'm really interested in your take on that, the german language film, of course. {iii your take on that, the german language film, of course. of course. extraordinary- _ language film, of course. of course. extraordinary. this _ language film, of course. of course. extraordinary. this will _ language film, of course. of course. extraordinary. this will be _ language film, of course. of course. extraordinary. this will be one - language film, of course. of course. extraordinary. this will be one of. extraordinary. this will be one of the first times that a film that has already won the best picture oscar in 1930, which was english language is an adaptation of a book that every german school child reads at school, like we do with first world war poetry here. everybody knows about it but it's been rarely adapted for an international audience, particularly in the german language, and now it has been with fantastic performances and if you think you've seen world war i movies before, we've seen a lot of them and this gives you a perspective from the other side and it makes you think again about the futility of war. we know war is futile and the first world war in particular was bloody and brutal and horrible but it shows that it was on all sides, and that is really unusual and i think that's why people are flocking towards this film. it came out quite quietly and is on netflix now and people didn't see it at the time but now it is gaining this really heavy momentum and i think we will see featuring, one of those foreign—language films that feature is on the best film list. the world has changed since parasite won the oscar, foreign—language films are now filled. american language films are foreign—language films all over the world. mi; are foreign-language films all over the world. y ., ., ,, are foreign-language films all over the world. g ,, ., are foreign-language films all over theworld. g ,, ., ., the world. my goodness, how long it's taken to _ the world. my goodness, how long it's taken to reach _ the world. my goodness, how long it's taken to reach that _ the world. my goodness, how long it's taken to reach that point. - it's taken to reach that point. that's interesting in itself, with parasite is the one that really swung all that, not that many years ago. it swung all that, not that many years am, ., , , ., swung all that, not that many years an, ., , , ., swung all that, not that many years ao. . , , ., . swung all that, not that many years ago. it was before the pandemic, so it feels like — ago. it was before the pandemic, so it feels like it. _ ago. it was before the pandemic, so it feels like it. yes, _ ago. it was before the pandemic, so it feels like it. yes, not _ ago. it was before the pandemic, so it feels like it. yes, not long - it feels like it. yes, not long before the — it feels like it. yes, not long before the pandemic. - it feels like it. yes, not long before the pandemic. you i it feels like it. yes, not long - before the pandemic. you mention, it's a really tough watch, all quiet on the western front, of course, it's meant to be. but it is due to be made and if people were just looking at that expert, they would have seen the word netflix running along the bottom of the screen, so where are we with streaming, the academy's approach to it, the attitude, because these are voted for by memos of the academy, a few thousand people —— by members of the economy. we know a few years ago there was enormous resistance to vote for something that was made by a streaming channel, whichever one it was. i a streaming channel, whichever one it was. ~ , a streaming channel, whichever one it was. ~' , ., , ., it was. i think there is a residual reluctance _ it was. i think there is a residual reluctance to _ it was. i think there is a residual reluctance to champion - it was. i think there is a residual reluctance to champion the - it was. i think there is a residual- reluctance to champion the streamers because they have come along and disrupted cinema but they have proven that they support cinema. they release their films on the big screen, they are still waiting for a best picture win, its a bit of an obsession at netflix to win best picture and they didn't quite do it with roma and fell at the last hurdle last year, so will they do it for all quiet on the western front? i think they were thinking a film like glass onion with the all—star cast, daniel craig, etc will do it, and i don't think it's good enough to do it and it will feature may be in the screenplay category but all quiet on the western front has suddenly gained this momentum. it's a very classy, european film, directed by edward berger, but it's very accessible understory we all know and i think the right foreign film can do these things and netflix has supported foreign film—making and all of their territories around the world, so it has shown a willingness to be part of the cinematic ecosystem, and that is where the oscars are saying it's fine, we've seen all the movies and we don't miss trust them and we see them as supporting the storytelling of the future but it's an interesting oscars because it is one where big budget studio movies will also feature and it's been awhile since they featured in the oscars, you mentioned that sequel, topcon, the film that saved cinemas, it was in for 18 weeks, and avatar which has cost £2 billion around the world, i don't know how. despite being more _ world, i don't know how. despite being more than _ world, i don't know how. despite being more than three _ world, i don't know how. despite being more than three hours - world, i don't know how. despite l being more than three hours long. world, i don't know how. despite - being more than three hours long. it being more than three hours long. it has. elvis, big box office success and we could see these feature along the small affairs, so i think realising after years of nomad land and smaller films winning big, realising after years of nomad land and smallerfilms winning big, we are looking at the chance of the big films that save cinema and get people back in the cinema, the blockbusters, getting rewarded for their skill in doing that because producing movies like that, it is not easy. that's why people don't do it very often. those things take a lot of money and are a big gamble and they've paid off this year. yes. and they've paid off this year. yes, len to and they've paid off this year. yes, plenty to talk _ and they've paid off this year. yes, plenty to talk about _ and they've paid off this year. yes, plenty to talk about and _ and they've paid off this year. yes, plenty to talk about and watch out for. thanks, jason, for now. we are a matter of a few minutes away from the academy unveiling the nominations. let's head to los angeles. very early in the morning for you sophie, plenty of coffee across hollywood because it's a big day for hollywood, always. it is hollywood because it's a big day for hollywood, always.— hollywood, always. it is a huge day for hollywood. _ hollywood, always. it is a huge day for hollywood, and _ hollywood, always. it is a huge day for hollywood, and you _ hollywood, always. it is a huge day for hollywood, and you can - hollywood, always. it is a huge day for hollywood, and you can see - hollywood, always. it is a huge day for hollywood, and you can see thej for hollywood, and you can see the stage is set. it's not even 5:30am here but there's a real buzz. it's the first time they've announced the nominations in person for several years and there are a lot of bleary eyed people here because many people i hear setting up equipment all night, but we are a few minutes away now from alison williams and riz ahmed announces the nominations. last year the streaming service apple took the top honour for the heart—warming film coder about a child of deaf adults, so will the big screen spectacles come back and try? stephen spielberg will be hoping so. his semiautobiographical film the fable and zes hotly tipped to be amongst it and if he is nominated that will be his 20th oscar nomination and his eighth nod for best director. so a real buzz —— the fabelmans. people are happy to be here in person and it's all about ratings as well and i'm sure the academy will want to award some of those big blockbusters, the ones that did well at the box office, avatar and also top gone maverick, will it take tom cruise to a best actor nomination but in the next few minutes we will see riz ahmed, british oscar nominee, he will be announcing the nominees along with alison williams, we wait to see in the next few minutes. we alison williams, we wait to see in the next few minutes.— alison williams, we wait to see in the next few minutes. we do. great to see riz ahmed _ the next few minutes. we do. great to see riz ahmed as _ the next few minutes. we do. great to see riz ahmed as part _ the next few minutes. we do. great to see riz ahmed as part of - the next few minutes. we do. great to see riz ahmed as part of that, i to see riz ahmed as part of that, and you make a good point. the last few years we have been watching this slightly questionable streaming way of doing things and i think it is great for everybody to be back there in person. let's not forget, this is an industry and it's about money and generating money, boosting awareness of films and particularly where you live and work, an awful lot of pressing the flesh goes on in these last few weeks and months to try to secure your film, your actor, last few weeks and months to try to secure yourfilm, your actor, your director a nomination. give us a flavour of what has been going on and who has been out and about, talking to whom and trying to get those last—minute votes from members of the academy? the those iast-minute votes from members of the academy?— those last-minute votes from members of the academy?— of the academy? the lights have 'ust dimmed, of the academy? the lights have 'ust dimmed. so — of the academy? the lights have 'ust dimmed. so we �* of the academy? the lights have 'ust dimmed, so we are i of the academy? the lights have 'ust dimmed, so we are only i of the academy? the lights have 'ust dimmed, so we are only a i of the academy? the lights have 'ust dimmed, so we are only a fewh of the academy? the lights have just i dimmed, so we are only a few moments away, but you are right. the oscars is like a campaign, a political campaign and people are out and about, pressing the flesh and around hollywood in movie theatres as they call them here, you will have people like brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio giving a q&a after film screenings and you think, how'd you get these a—list celebrities, well because it's oscar season and everybody wants those votes from the academy, so really from the start of the year, the golden globes, which was back this year, you see a real campaign for those votes, so the nominations are about to be announced, and from now until the ceremony itself on the 12th of march, which will be hosted byjimmy kimmel, it's notjust about the films, it's about the show and ceremony itself. last year they had ratings of i think about 15.5 million, up over 50% of an all—time low in 2021, so that's what it is about as well, the films, raising awareness of the films and about salivating actors and all of the people, all of the work, the huge amount of work that goes into making amount of work that goes into making a film. many, many years go into it, but of course, it's also about the glamour and hollywood, and i think we are about to hear. they are not quite onstage yet. it is hollywood's biggest night, and for everyone who loves film, its a wonderful night. thanks, sophie. more from you in a little while. they are just having one more espresso to gear themselves up one more espresso to gear themselves up for that, and frankly, who can blame them. and that is worth reflecting on. we all love film, we love cinema, that is why we are here and it's why you do what you do and there are two big films this year which are specifically about the love of cinema. the stephen spielberg that has been mentioned, but also sam mendes is empire of light, letter to cinema that has not got many nominations as we thought thus far. hat got many nominations as we thought thus far. ., ., , got many nominations as we thought thus far. ., . , ., ., . , thus far. not has gone through as many letterboxes _ thus far. not has gone through as many letterboxes as _ thus far. not has gone through as many letterboxes as it _ thus far. not has gone through as many letterboxes as it might - thus far. not has gone through as. many letterboxes as it might have. the love letter to cinema has become a genre, with him becoming the little boy who makes super eight films at home and it's a fable, they fable and is and then you have empire of light, michelle williams will propagate an acting nomination and paul all quiet on the western front in the supporting categories and you have the queues outside the cinema, and it's trying to be recaptured —— paul dano. you see the little boy captured in the beam of light and you see it in that film by spielberg and we see it in the film by sam mendes is, which i enjoyed very much. i did too. seems to be not figuring apart from the amazing cinematography from roger deakins. see it on a big screen, beautiful. everyone says well done for another nomination, but it took him 1a goes to secure one and now he's in. there is also babylon will stop olivia colman with a good performance. very good performance as ever. we forget how good she is and sometimes we just say, we gloss over it and with colin firth and it's about the opening of a cinema in margate in 1981 and if you went to the cinema in the 80s there's all the films they loved in there, being there with peter sellers and all of these great films i remember going to see, so these are films convincing you that cinema is a special experience, an event, not like sitting at home. we talk about people sitting at home on their sofas ingesting this stuff, but going to the cinema it called the movies, we move towards it and have the event and things like the oscars are recovering their poise as sophie mentioned comments on the rise again. people are interested in cinema still and people say it is a nail in the coffin because of the streaming, but i don't think so. people want to gather in the dark and celebrate cinema as they do live in los angeles now. the screen just went dark, which we took to be a good sign! i the screen just went dark, which we took to be a good sign!— took to be a good sign! i love it when the _ took to be a good sign! i love it when the lights _ took to be a good sign! i love it when the lights go _ took to be a good sign! i love it when the lights go down, - took to be a good sign! i love it when the lights go down, i'm . took to be a good sign! i love it - when the lights go down, i'm always thinking i'm about to see the best thing ever. we thinking i'm about to see the best thin ever. ~ ., thinking i'm about to see the best thini ever. ~ ., thinking i'm about to see the best thing ever-— thing ever. we love the shared exoerience _ thing ever. we love the shared experience of _ thing ever. we love the shared experience of the _ thing ever. we love the shared experience of the cinema, - thing ever. we love the shared experience of the cinema, to l thing ever. we love the shared - experience of the cinema, to make that move and go and enjoy it with other people, hear the chatter afterwards, to get the tone, did everyone love it? you afterwards, to get the tone, did everyone love it?— afterwards, to get the tone, did everyone love it? you want to make an occasion — everyone love it? you want to make an occasion of _ everyone love it? you want to make an occasion of it. _ everyone love it? you want to make an occasion of it. you _ everyone love it? you want to make an occasion of it. you are _ everyone love it? you want to make an occasion of it. you are going - everyone love it? you want to make an occasion of it. you are going to l an occasion of it. you are going to see it, it's not coming to you at home. �* , , ., home. let's listen in to the announcement. _ welcome to the oscars nomination announcement. it is so exciting to be back live again to kick off the run down to the oscars on the 12th of march. for nearly a century the oscars has been the most esteemed celebration of movies in the world. it is a chance for us to showcase the very best films of the last year after global movie fans to come together as we shine a spotlight on artists working on both sides of the camera. every year nominees in most categories are chosen by their peers, actors nominate actors, film editors food for the best edited movies and so on. the final and most anticipated award, best picture, is chosen by the entire academy membership, that is around 10,000 film—makers and artists living and working in over 80 countries. not to present the nominees, here are the hosts. 2022 oscar winner riz ahmed, and the star and executive producer of making, allison williams. good morning, everybody. we have been awake all night getting ready for this moment and we are so excited, so honoured and over caffeinated to reveal the nominations for the 95th oscars. i nominations for the 95th oscars. 1 am so happy to be here with nominations for the 95th oscars. i am so happy to be here with you, he had been nominated twice and he won an oscar last year. did you watch this both of those times? i an oscar last year. did you watch this both of those times?- an oscar last year. did you watch this both of those times? i did, but i didn't this both of those times? i did, but i didn't wake _ this both of those times? i did, but i didn't wake no _ this both of those times? i did, but i didn't wake up to _ this both of those times? i did, but i didn't wake up to watch _ this both of those times? i did, but i didn't wake up to watch it, - this both of those times? i did, but i didn't wake up to watch it, i - i didn't wake up to watch it, i didn't fall asleep! there was a lot of anticipation. here are the nominees. for performance by an actress in a supporting role. angela bassett in black panther: wakanda forever. next are the nominees for achievement in costume design. given the extraordinary sound design on yourfilm, why given the extraordinary sound design on your film, why don't you take this next category? next up here are the nominees for achievement in music, original score. now we have the first of the two award categories that honour writers. the first is adapted screenplay. here are the nominees for original screenplay. now it is with great pleasure that i get to announce this year's nominees for best live action short film. up up now the nominees for best animated short film. no comment. here are the nominees for performance by an actor in a supporting role. this is a delight. i don't want this to end. it is much easier working with youth and megan, she is tricky. she is not around, as she? you promised me she wouldn't be around. no, we are good. we will be right back because injust no, we are good. we will be right back because in just a few minutes we have more announcements coming up. so they take their traditional break for a few minutes. we now leap on those that we are so delighted about. �* ,., those that we are so delighted about. �* . . , those that we are so delighted about. �* i . , those that we are so delighted about. i . , . those that we are so delighted about. �* i . , ., about. allison williams was in a big hit at the moment, _ about. allison williams was in a big hit at the moment, megan, - about. allison williams was in a big hit at the moment, megan, about | about. allison williams was in a big j hit at the moment, megan, about a creepy doll. it creeps me out a bit as well, so i am with riz ahmed! both the supporting actor and actress categories are in strict —— are interesting. let's apart —— start with supporting actress. we have not talked about the film the whale as well, but there was a wonderful performance in that my woman i did not know, i have to say, but she is terrific. the woman i did not know, i have to say, but she is terrific.— but she is terrific. the supporting actress categories _ but she is terrific. the supporting actress categories are _ but she is terrific. the supporting actress categories are always - but she is terrific. the supporting | actress categories are always very interesting. it is where gc rising stars, like hong chow, it was in the whale, starring brendan fraser. these are often actors that have worked for 15 years to get to that point. she is wonderful in it. it is a great, diverse category for that. angela bassett, who has won an oscar before, she is superb in black panther: wakanda forever. kerry condon, in the banshees of inisherin, she was excellent in that. and jamie lee curtis, who has been around forever. she was a scream queen in the halloween movies. she is getting it for the film that is on everyone's lips, everything everywhere all at once. six nomination so far, leading the way ahead of the banshees of inisherin. hollywood has a lot of love for this movie. nominated twice in supporting actress and ke huy quan in supporting actor. people have fallen for this movie. for me it is a big fx movie, but the actors were keeping their heads on all of this was going on around them, getting recognition, as well. it is a hugely popularfilm out there. is a hugely popular film out there. is it fair to say this was almost a snowball, it was fantastic to look at, really creative, cracking performances, i didn't entirely always know what was going on. everything everywhere all at once, it says it on the ten. it everything everywhere all at once, it says it on the ten.— it says it on the ten. it lost me, as a film _ it says it on the ten. it lost me, as a film critic! _ it says it on the ten. it lost me, as a film critic! it _ it says it on the ten. it lost me, as a film critic! it is _ it says it on the ten. it lost me, as a film critic! it is cartoonish. | as a film critic! it is cartoonish. it is about the multi—verse. there is ke huy quan. they are all great in it. they seem to have an idea what is going on, i didn't.- what is going on, i didn't. let's hear the rest _ what is going on, i didn't. let's hear the rest of _ what is going on, i didn't. let's hear the rest of the _ what is going on, i didn't. let's hear the rest of the categories. now the final 1a categories. now the final 14 categories. here are the nominees _ now the final 14 categories. here are the nominees for _ now the final 14 categories. haze: are the nominees for achievement now the final 14 categories. fill are the nominees for achievement in music, originalsong. next up the nominees for best documentary feature film. here are the nominees for best documentary short film. here are the nominees for best international feature film. here are the nominees for best animated feature film. here are the nominees for achievement in make—up and hair styling. here are the nominees for achievement in production design. the nominees for achievement in film editing are.... next up the achievement for achievement in film photography. and now achievement in visual effects. it is time for our final it is time for ourfinal —— it is time for our final —— for it is time for ourfinal —— for our it is time for our final —— for our finalfour it is time for our final —— for our final four awards. it is time for our final —— for our finalfourawards. nominees for performance by an actor in a leading role. and now 35 nominees for performance by an actress in leading role. just two categories remain. the first is achievement in directing. the nominees are.... now the final category. here are the ten nominees for best motion picture of the year. this was such an honour and huge congratulations to all the nominees. i hope you really soak up this moment and enjoy everything that lies ahead. in moment and en'oy everything that lies ahead. : :, , moment and en'oy everything that lies ahead. :. , , :, �* moment and en'oy everything that lies ahead. ::,, i. �* ,, :, lies ahead. in case you didn't know, saturday february _ lies ahead. in case you didn't know, saturday february the _ lies ahead. in case you didn't know, saturday february the 11th - lies ahead. in case you didn't know, saturday february the 11th is - lies ahead. in case you didn't know, saturday february the 11th is global| saturday february the 11th is global movie day, so go to the cinema, tell them we sent you. find movie day, so go to the cinema, tell them we sent you.— them we sent you. and be sure to watch the 95th _ them we sent you. and be sure to watch the 95th oscars _ them we sent you. and be sure to watch the 95th oscars live, - them we sent you. and be sure to | watch the 95th oscars live, hosted byjimmy kimmel, live on the 12th of march. there have been a good few surprises in there. an interesting list. quite an exciting day for bill nighy, one of britain's finest actors, who has never had an oscar nomination before. there are lots of surprises and some interesting choices. in terms of numbers, a quick thought, jason, because you have been adding up jason, because you have been adding up as we go. i jason, because you have been adding on as we go— jason, because you have been adding on as we go-_ up as we go. i think that everything everywhere — up as we go. i think that everything everywhere all— up as we go. i think that everything everywhere all at _ up as we go. i think that everything everywhere all at once _ up as we go. i think that everything everywhere all at once had - up as we go. i think that everything everywhere all at once had 11 - everywhere all at once had 11 nominations, leading out in front, ahead of the banshees of inisherin, which i make nine or ten. what we are saying is that this race will be between the banshees of inisherin and everything everywhere all at once. editing is a key category there. both nominated in that. normally you can't win best picture without that and best director. one is a very quiet irish, sad, mournful film from martin mcdonagh, who has been around the block before. he also had three billboards outside eppingi also had three billboards outside epping, missouri. everything everywhere all at once is new, it's fresh, new independent hollywood. the daniels are a strange directing parrot that work together. maybe we are notjohn enough and it has gone over your head a little bit. it is really put the distributors on the map. the love for that film in the room, you could hear that. everyone cheering for it. it is great for the asian community. parasite broke through for a career. this represents vast chinese audiences. michelle yeoh is terrific in it. i that came in and surprised us at the last minute-— last minute. we talked a lot about to- last minute. we talked a lot about to gun last minute. we talked a lot about top gun and _ last minute. we talked a lot about top gun and everything _ last minute. we talked a lot aboutl top gun and everything everywhere all at once. let's talk about another film of the best picture less, all quiet on the western front, a difficult watch but stunningly well made. it is about the horrors of the first world war and i am delighted to say that one of the nominees from that film joins us on the phone now. very many congratulations. you are nominated for best score for a truly remarkable film. :, :, :, :, , remarkable film. congratulations. thank ou remarkable film. congratulations. thank you very — remarkable film. congratulations. thank you very much, _ remarkable film. congratulations. thank you very much, thank - remarkable film. congratulations. thank you very much, thank you. | remarkable film. congratulations. | thank you very much, thank you. i remarkable film. congratulations. - thank you very much, thank you. i am ve , ve thank you very much, thank you. i am very. very happy- _ thank you very much, thank you. i am very. very happy- i'm _ thank you very much, thank you. iln very, very happy. i'm sure you are. you absolutely deserve to be. to orchestrate a process of how you work with the director, what your process was for working your magic through what is by definition are very upsetting film? in through what is by definition are very upsetting film?— through what is by definition are very upsetting film? in general, you never know — very upsetting film? in general, you never know how _ very upsetting film? in general, you never know how a _ very upsetting film? in general, you never know how a film _ very upsetting film? in general, you never know how a film will - very upsetting film? in general, you never know how a film will turn - very upsetting film? in general, you never know how a film will turn out | never know how a film will turn out in the _ never know how a film will turn out in the end — never know how a film will turn out in the end. when you say yes to a script— in the end. when you say yes to a script you — in the end. when you say yes to a script you never know how the whole collaboration will end up and if there — collaboration will end up and if there is— collaboration will end up and if there is a _ collaboration will end up and if there is a lot of freedom or if you have _ there is a lot of freedom or if you have to _ there is a lot of freedom or if you have to fulfil a lot of things that are requested. it is always a challenge. that is what i love about working _ challenge. that is what i love about working on — challenge. that is what i love about working on the film. i also do records, _ working on the film. i also do records, but when i work on a film i love that _ records, but when i work on a film i love that challenge. with edward it was very— love that challenge. with edward it was very easy. we were watching the movie _ was very easy. we were watching the movie together. we said, man, this film is _ movie together. we said, man, this film is really— movie together. we said, man, this film is really light, there are a lot of— film is really light, there are a lot of fight scenes and a lot of explosions and battle scenes, extremely loud. i needed to find for myself— extremely loud. i needed to find for myself a _ extremely loud. i needed to find for myself a feeling that the music makes — myself a feeling that the music makes some sense when it is played and that— makes some sense when it is played and that it _ makes some sense when it is played and that it is not underneath all the loud — and that it is not underneath all the loud sounds. we were talking about _ the loud sounds. we were talking about it _ the loud sounds. we were talking about it very briefly and he said he wanted _ about it very briefly and he said he wanted to— about it very briefly and he said he wanted to have destruction, and melody— wanted to have destruction, and melody that goes into the stomach feeling _ melody that goes into the stomach feeling. he also wanted something that hadn't been done before. these are the _ that hadn't been done before. these are the three things i went home with _ are the three things i went home with i_ are the three things i went home with i was — are the three things i went home with. i was sitting in the gym thinking, _ with. i was sitting in the gym thinking, oh, man, something i have never— thinking, oh, man, something i have never done _ thinking, oh, man, something i have never done before, that is quite a bil never done before, that is quite a big challenge. on the train from berlin _ big challenge. on the train from berlin to— big challenge. on the train from berlin to dusseldorf i had an idea that i_ berlin to dusseldorf i had an idea that i wanted to use a harmonium. that was— that i wanted to use a harmonium. that was the first thought and it worked — that was the first thought and it worked very well. you that was the first thought and it worked very well.— worked very well. you call it a challenge. — worked very well. you call it a challenge, but _ worked very well. you call it a l challenge, but congratulations, because she rose to that challenge and an extraordinary way and today you have an oscar nomination, so enjoy the ceremony in march and so many thanks forjoining us so quickly here on bbc news. we really appreciated. thank you again. nine nominations for all quiet on the western front.— nominations for all quiet on the western front. parasite i think had five and it ended _ western front. parasite i think had five and it ended up _ western front. parasite i think had five and it ended up winning - western front. parasite i think had five and it ended up winning best l five and it ended up winning best picture. nine nominations is an extraordinary achievement. and we get to talk about an harmonium! i don't discount this movie. we mention the banshees of inisherin and everything everywhere all at once, all quiet on the western front might gain momentum as the more people watch it, they are stunned by the craft, the production design. it is a big achievement. iterate the craft, the production design. it is a big achievement.— is a big achievement. we can find out what happens _ is a big achievement. we can find out what happens in _ is a big achievement. we can find out what happens in march. - is a big achievement. we can find | out what happens in march. thank is a big achievement. we can find - out what happens in march. thank you for a pm with us here. —— being with us here. hello. today was a day of big temperature contrasts. we will start to rectify this imbalance. we will see cold arctic are getting pushed away from the south of the uk and the atlantic are being replaced by something fresher. it will bring some rain, this weather front into scotland and northern ireland overnight. somewhat milder than the other and wales, too, but cold further south with the first across the midlands, east anglia and the west country and the risk of some dense patches of freezing fog. a bit more cloud to the far south. as this from slight southwards it becomes fresher for scotland and northern ireland, but it will bring milder air into england and will through the wednesday. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the globe. i'm yalda hakim, reporting live from kabul. afghanistan suffers its coldest winter in a decade. more than 120 people have died as a result of freezing temperatures. thousands of lives and livelihoods are still at risk. relief operations are hampered because women are prevented from working for aid agencies. taliban minister responsible for the disaster management says they don't need women to work. translation: they are already working with us| in the rescue efforts. and there is no need for women to work with us. and we have special reports from the underground movement trying to keep women and girls in education, despite the ban imposed by the taliban government.