know if you re a tennis fan, but what do you make of the whole saga? one of the things to remember is that australia treats its migrants appallingly. so that detention centre where he went, he saw how desperate human beings are treated. he adjusted entitled, spoiled tennis player. i m really glad he s been thrown out that she is just and entitled. thrown out that she is “ust and entitled. . ~ thrown out that she is “ust and entitled. ., ~ , ., thrown out that she is “ust and entitled. . ~ , ., ., thrown out that she is “ust and entitled. ., ~ , ., ., ., thrown out that she is “ust and entitled. ., ., ., entitled. thank you for all your oinions entitled. thank you for all your opinions on entitled. thank you for all your opinions on the entitled. thank you for all your opinions on the front entitled. thank you for all your opinions on the front pages - entitled. thank you for all your - opinions on the front pages tonight. that s it for the papers this hour. c
this is the first show we have done together. i know it s a bit late, but there we are. ok, so, we have memoria, which is a cannesjury prizewinner. the scream franchise is back with scream scream five, but it s just called scream. and andrea arnold s feature documentary debut cow. well, there s a good mixture yes, kick us off. ok, so, memoria, which is the new film from apichatpong weerasethakul, who won the palme d or for uncle boonmee who can recall his past lives. which is a really wonderful film. tilda swinton, who i think is great in almost everything, is a botanist, a flower trader. she is in bogota, where her sister is in hospital. we see her visiting her sister and talking to her sister and her partner, she is woken in the middle of the night by a sound. a strange booming sound. and she thinks that there must be building work going on next door, but she speaks to people and there isn t any building work going on. and she starts hearing the sound wherever she is an
which is a really wonderful film. tilda swinton, who i think is great in almost everything, is a botanist, a flower trader. she is in bogota, where her sister is in hospital. we see her visiting her sister and talking to her sister and her partner. she is woken in the middle of the night by a sound. a strange booming sound. and she thinks that there must be building work going on next door, but she speaks to people and there isn t any building work going on. and she starts hearing the sound wherever she is and it s a really peculiar sound, and she becomes obsessed with the idea that nobody else appears to be able to hear it. so she goes to a sound engineer to say can you make a copy of this sound for me to describe it? here is a clip. so, the film was columbia s submission for the oscars for best international feature. it s very elusive and meditative. i mean, apichatpong weerasethakul s kind of thought of of the high priest of slow cinema, and if somebody says what s the fil
deported from australia. lawyers for virginia giuffre want two people in the uk to give evidence in her civil case against prince andrew. the duke s legal team argue ms giuffre may suffer from false memories . prince andrew has repeatedly denied allegations of sexual assault. the eruption of a giant underwater volcano near the island nation of tonga has triggered tsunami waves across the southwestern pacific. i ll be back at the top of the hour. sportsday will be coming up shortly. before that, though, it s the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week s cinema releases, mark kermode is back with me. hi, mark, what have you been watching? can ijust say happy new year. this is the first show we ve done together. i know it s a bit late. ok, so, we have memoria, which is a cannesjury prizewinner. the scream franchise is back with scream scream 5, but it s just called scream. and and
bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and broadcaster, mihir bose, and the former pensions and conservative minister, ros altmann. so let s begin with a review of those papers. the sunday telegraph leads with a picture of the prime minister s wife, carriejohnson. it says she was snapped breaking covid social distancing rules days after the public was warned that it was critical to follow the guidance. according to the observer, tory mps will be ready in sufficient numbers to oust borisjohnson if he tries to dodge responsibility for rule breaking parties in downing street. the sunday times claims that borisjohnson is preparing a mass clearout of officials in downing street and a raft of what it calls populist policies to try and rescue his premiership. the sunday express claims all covid restrictions in england will end in ten days that s according to a government source. andrew s tears over titles is the people s headline, with the paper saying the duke of