Its tight. Juliette binoche, welcome to this cultural life. Thank you for having me. You were born In Paris in 1964 and you spent your early years there. Both your parents were actors. What sort of work did they do . Well, yes, they were actors but they were doing other things to survive because it was hard to be an actor. So, were not poor but we were very restricted. And my father was a communist and he was, like, fighting for the people, and but, yes, they were back and forth into directing and writing, as well as acting and travelling. So, they were both very artistic people. Yes, and struggling people as well, you know. Right. Your parents divorced, i think, when you were four years old and you were sent to a Boarding School with your sister. So, thats a young age to be sent away. Was that pretty tough . Yes, they separated when i was 2. 5 and then, we were put into different places. One was in a Boarding School and another place was at my grandmothers, who separated my sister and
Medics are on strike demanding better protection after the Rape And Murder of one of their colleagues in a kolkata hospital. Now on bbc news, this cultural life Juliette Binoche. Juliette binoche is one of the most acclaimed actors of her generation a Bafta And Academy award winner. Shes Known For Playing Complex Characters On Stage and screen. From three colours blue and Les Amants Du Pont Neuf To Chocolat and the English Patient, across a ao year career, her roles have been incredibly varied. She brings an intelligence and emotional intensity to many of her big screen characters. The heart is an organ of fire. I love that. In this episode of this cultural life, the Radio 4 programme, Juliette Binoche reveals her formative influences and experiences, and reveals how it was seeing a play directed by Peter Brook that first ignited her passion for acting. I felt so much joy watching it. I remember thinking, if you can give thatjoy, i want to give it as well. Its tight. Juliette binoche,
Developments as well as the president of the united states about to address the nation on this in about an hour. Well get a gauge on this and how it affects our plans if at all to depart on August 31. Theres a Growing Call by a lot of our allies including many democrats and republicans in this country that he extend and push back that timetable. No indication whether he will jump on that. Some positive developments are that the flights have been resuming at the airport. Not the frequency that were seeing every 39, 40 minutes but resuming nevertheless. Theres still about 1,000 americans that are in the country, want to leave the country but we cant get a good handle where they are exactly in the country. Lets go to Jennifer Griffin on where all of this stands right now. Shes at the pentagon. Jennifer . Neil, we just came out of a briefing here with Centcom Commander general frank mckenzie. He explained what happened outside Abbey Gate today. He confirmed the Death Toll, that 12 u. S. Se
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