she broke her leg. she needs culling. well, i m not giving it mine. well, you d better get up there, hadn t you? i haven t seen you for 15 years. i ll wait with her. now, i am a huge fan of clio barnard, it takes its title from a ted hughes poem and has a surface similarity to the levelling, and yet it is absolutely barnard s film. it s about the way that trauma affects people s memories, about the way trauma affects people s perceptions and it s about people living with the ghost of an abusive past. it s very powerful not least because the performances are very good which is something you expect from clio barnard and also because it is a film located very much in the landscape, like the levelling, it has the feeling of buried family secrets coming up from the ground. it is very atmospheric. although the subject matter is very dark, the tone is totally unexploitative, it feels like a film which wants to understand the psychology of its characters, it is a very sympathetic fil
how long, mike? since we all went to sorrento. 0h, bloody hell. that s nearly five years ago! i ve had enough of all this hide and seek, mike. how could you do this to me? you re supposed to be my friend. we even took you to the palace. i didn t mean for this to happen, sandra. oh, really? you knew precisely what you were doing! now, please calm down, sandra. rememberwhere you are. i know exactly where i am, in my own bloody home! i have spent my entire married life putting you and your career first, and what got me through was knowing that when you retired we would share our golden years together. but instead, you ve traded me in for a newer model. and let me tell you, mike. she s had more than one previous owner. and all her bodywork is mainly filler! you laughed at least twice! exactly, because it s funny. and her sister basically tells her, this life you have been leading is an artificial life and you have to learn to enjoy things more. she teaches her to go swimming in t
capital. it s good to have you with us. tonight the u.s. and canada. the leaders of two the two neighbors are being neighborly for the first time since both took power. canadian prime minister justin trudeau visited u.s. president donald trump at the white house today. the visit comes against a background of some tough rhetoric from trump. he s threatened to tear up the nafta free trade deal and his travel ban for some muslims has drawn sharp criticism from north of the border. but no sign of a split after talks earlier. the u.s. and canadian leaders agreed on a new effort to combat so-called islamic state. there was a commitment to the advancement of women in the workplace, and a pledge to cooperate closely on the economy. we want to go to our correspondent in washington. he s been covering theisit for us. we re going to first listen in to what president trump had to say after meeting trudeau. we continue to work in common, and in common cause against terrorism and work
through this year s red carpet looks. here are the headlines from the night. and the winner is parasite. the south korean film parasite makes oscars history becoming the first non english language film to take the top prize. thank you. i will drink until next morning, thank you! the british world war one epic 1917 had been the favourite for best picture it took three awards, including for cinematography joaquin phoenix s portrayal of the joker won him him his first oscar. he accepted it with an emotional speech, focusing on environmental issues. that when we use love and compassion as our guiding principles we can create, develop and implement systems of change that are beneficial to all sentient beings and to the environment. my my mouth is dry and an all hot. listen, i can t. you will be fine. renee zellweger won her second academy award for playing thejudy garland she dedicated her win to the hollywood legend thouthudy garland did not receive this honour in her time,
hello and welcome to update news. im liz olveda. and i m jessica melcher. thanks for joining us. black history month is over and it ended with a bit of a controversy on campus. an opinion piece in the spartan daily questioned whether the annual event is redundant. update news reporter victor guzman is live on campus with a recap of the uproar that followed. this is the article that upset many on this campus. and yesterday a large crowd gathered at the smith-carlos statues to express their feelings. nat sound black and i m proud the black thursday rally at the statues of tommy smith and john carlos had already been planned before the offending article was published some demonstrators held the article as they silently marched through the campus. and it was at the statues where they loudly voiced their objections. emerald green, african american student leader we all know we have a library, martin luther king library, right? it s been here since 2003. it s 2013 now, th