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Welcome to this Special Edition of Talking Movies, where we look back at some of the highlights from this year s cannes film festival. The films that got festival goers talking. If i heard films that got festival goers talking. Ifi heard that films that got festival goers talking. If i heard that a film went to cannes, i was curious about it. Clever satire from sweden called the square, and russian relations in loveless. And some of the pressing issues of the day. Cinema is about life, and right now, like us to model is. Plus the row over netflix showing its films at the festival. When netflixs name appeared, there we re when netflixs name appeared, there were boos. And we look back at cannes through the decades. All that on this Special Cannes Edition of Talking Movies. Talking movies. It proceeded as normal this year, but there was heightened security. The mood was subdued and a little tense after the manchester bombing. Festival goers still thronged, beggars were eaten, and espresso
Windsor of course from all over the u. K. You have the super royal fans if you want to have been camping already for days and today there were joined by many others realigning up to secure the best places to see the royal couple when theyre coming and when theyre leaving the cost was hospital and wife and then you have many guests from all over the world when i came to windsor i expected the first two groups so the locals and the big friends but i didnt expect people from so many countries here were really enjoying the atmosphere and the electric atmosphere i have to say right im going to talk a little bit later about that the global appeal of the royal family but charlotte first its been a lot of family drama in the lead up to this talked about that there has indeed the big question has been will legan markel dad walk down the aisle weve heard today very sadly from meghan that no he wont said its going to be Prince Charles harrys dad hes going to get that on a hes going to take her up