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hello and welcome to this special tribeca film festival edition of talking movies. in today s programme, with sections on gaming, television and virtual reality, is tribeca moving away from just being a film festival? we will always be about film, there is no question. that is in our dna. it was a festival in which the wonders of virtual reality were fully on display. if you sit in a movie theatre and the character turns and looks at the camera, they call at breaking the fourth wall. but in vr there are no walls. plus, tribeca had movies from around the world. a drama set in china, and the story of women s emancipation in switzerland in the 1970s. bexley had these arguments in the 1970s. they were, like, if women do politics it is apocalypse. then there were tribeca s political films, apocalypse. then there were tribeca s politicalfilms, the politically charged confusing times. we are living in a surreal time, i just don t know what to make of it. and a feature on peopl ....
tribeca film festival edition of talking movies. i m tom brook. in today s programme, with sections on gaming, television and virtual reality, is tribeca moving away from being just a film festival? we will always be about film. that s without question. that s in our dna. but this was a festival in which the wonders of virtual reality were fully on display. you sit in a movie theatre and a character turns and looks at the camera, they call that breaking the fourth wall. but in vr, there are no walls. plus, tribeca had movies from around the world. a father son relationship drama set in china and a story of women s emancipation in switzerland in the 1970s. they actually had these arguments in the 1970s. they were, like, if women do politics, it s apocalypse. then there were tribeca s political films for politically charged, confusing times. we are living in a surreal time. i just don t know what to make of it. and a tribeca documentary on people for whom the environment ....
together to the ceremony. along the crowds, some of the country s former presidents. of the country s former presidents. 0n capitol hill, the inaugural platform is almost full, but waiting for the arrival of donald trump. he will at the 35 words/ goodbye america s founding fathers, the oath of office, that will make him america s 45th president. hundreds of thousands of supporters, and protesters, too, in washington, dc for this event. dignitaries, protesters, too, in washington, dc forthis event. dignitaries, members of congress, military leaders, are already taking their seats on the platform ahead of the ceremony, and we will bring you every moment of it. in less than one hour, donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. the property tycoon won an unexpected victory in november s election after a controversial campaign. hundreds of thousands of his supporters are here in washington, but there are protesters as well. they have come for th ....
of british vogue alexandra shulman says she s stepping down. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. after growing pressure from mps to publish her plans on how the uk will leave the european union. theresa may now says the government will publish a formal white paper on brexit for parliament s scrutiny. it will be separate from the legislation mps will vote on, which will trigger the process of leaving the eu. here s our political correspondent, carole walker. off to the commons. reporter: are you worried about defeat, prime minister? yesterday the supreme court ruled against the prime minister, forcing her to consult parliament before starting formal brexit negotiations. that wasn t enough for some mps who complained about the lack of a clear vision of the government s plans. order, questions to the prime minister. but today she sought to seize the initiative with an unexpected announcement. i can confirm to the house that our plan will be set out in a white paper pub ....
a setback for the government, as the lords gives the brexit bill its first defeat. peers demand guarantees for eu nationals in britain. these people are not bargaining chips. when we say take your children out of the schools, we would say to the elderly, please go away from our care homes. these amendments are at the wrong time, in the wrong bill, on the wrong subject. peers make their mark in a week when a tv documentary discloses what life is really like in the house of lords. complete with its rather odd ceremonies. visitors from overseas go to watch the changing of the guard. people do like these quaintnesses. and if so, in whose interest is it to take them away? and snappy dresser and long served parliamentarian, tributes are paid to the late sir gerald kaufman. he was an iconic figure in the labour party. and in british politics. he loved marmalade, so he was made marmalade ice cream. first, just doing theirjob or causing needless interference? peers made sure the ....