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including more than 20 children, murdered by a former police officer in their nursery school. the countrys prime minister hasjoined grieving parents, placing flowers in the town where the attack took place. now on bbc news — talking movies reports on some early highlights from this years new york film festival which is marking its 60th anniversary. hello from new york, im tom brook. welcome to talking movies. entered as programme, some early highlights from the new york film festival...

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Chuckles. and that was something that i wanted to stand up against. corsage is austrias entry for best international film at the oscars, and having made its progress from europe to the new york film festival should also work its charms on the audience. despite the corset that hemmed in sisi, corsage feels nothing like a costume drama. one of the best movies i saw at the new york film festival year was tar which, in many ways, is a character study of a fascinating but disturbed female conductor p...

Three films were made in the 1950s starring romy schneider as the empress. the first sisi was seen by around 25 million people in cinemas. a keen horse rider, gymnast and a scientist, shes also proving a fascinating heroine for now when tv series are looking for inspiring women of the past. sisi has been the recent subject of five productions, including corsage. theres also been a lavish european tv production called sisi. and now a netflix series, the empress. shes planning a life for me that i...

And her documented depression. sisi also suffered from an eating disorder and refused to have her photograph taken once she was in her 30s. krieps, who won the un certain regard best performance prize at canne for this role shows sisi as bored, unhappy with her prince, and unsure of what the future holds. you have what i think nowadays we call celebrity culture and she was, i think, the first victim of it, you know, without instagram. they were handing out little pictures of her, hand—painted,...

Matters more than ever. since its inception 60 years ago, the new york film festival has shone a light on a fine european art house cinema, and this year, it was a turn of austria to share in that limelight with a film called corsage, as emma jones reports. choir sings a constricted 19th—century royal life proves too much for elizabeth, was sisi, the empress of austria, a protagonist of corsage. luxembourgish actor vicky krieps portrays her as a ao—year—old woman who wanted out of her gild...

Krieps and director marie kreutzer were looking for a new project together, but kreutzer was reluctant to choose sisis story until she read a biography of the empress. i thought, maybe there will be something in the material that resonates with me and that would make me want to tell a story about her. and the point was where i realised that that was or could have been her struggle — the struggle against a system and against a lot of men telling her what to do — and that was of course very mu...

The new york film festival has shone a light on a fine european arthouse cinema, and this year it was a turn of austria to share in that light, with a film called corsage, as emma jones reports. choir sings. a constricted 19th—century royal life proves too much for elizabeth, was sisi, the empress of austria, the protagonist of corsage. luxembourgish actor vicky krieps portrays her as a ao—year—old woman who wanted out of her gilded cage. krieps and director, marie kreutzer, were looking f...

To choose sisis story until she read a biography of the empress. i thought, maybe there will be something in the material that resonates with me and makes me want to tell a story about her. and the point where realised that that was or could have been her struggle — the struggle against a system and against a lot of men telling her what to do — and that was of course very much something that resonated with me, and also as a woman in a very different but exposed position as a director. i am v...