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And so for me, it was nerve—racking, and i realised very quickly, "im going to leave this to the pros..." it was your hitchcock moment. yes, it was. it was like, "im better behind the scenes than "in front of the camera." but, you know, one of the great things i learned early on, having done a lot of different things, like screenwriting in university, and acting, is empathy. at the end of the day, it is a creative endeavour and myjob is to actually empathise with the artist and make sure that ...

Long as my arm. hes weaponized his grievances, which is, in fact, what the invasion of ukraine was all about. you know, the russian -- i date myself, but i go back to george kennans famous long telegram about russia when he was ambassador to russia in the 1940s was that russians have felt aggrieved and isolated from europe for centuries. theres very little that can remedy their insecurity. in fact, putins speech the other night, he quoted a poem by a 19th century russian poet saying that russia ...

Shes going back to poland and so there is a sense of insecurity here and a lot of people you speak to say yes, this is a safe haven, but how long will it remain a sanctuary? how long will it remain a refuge for all of these people? you constantly get air raid sirens going off here. that shakes the people of that have come here for safety. you see it day in day out. aerate sirens go off at all hours. we had one just a couple of hours ago and you see mothers with their young children with their el...

City. as you mentioned, its been a refuge for so many people that have fled the war torn east, that have been bombed and shelled constantly. theyre looking for a safe haven here in lviv and you speak to many of the people here and you asked them, do you think lviv is still safe? they count themselves amongst the lucky ones that are here and had escaped the east. they say vladimir putin is capable of anything. he has bombed churches, buildings, childrens hospitals and so lviv may not be as safe a...

But, you know, one of the great things i learned early on, having done a lot of different things, like screenwriting in university, and acting, is empathy. at the end of the day, it is a creative endeavour and myjob is to actually empathise with the artist and make sure that im facilitating the best experience for them. because the best thing about what i do is im always 13 years old, because you can always dream. and then i think the worst thing is, youre always 13, because youve got that insec...

It was your hitchcock moment. yes, it was. it was like, "im better behind the scenes "than in front of the camera." but, you know, one of the great things i learned early on, having done a lot of different things, like screenwriting in university, and acting, is empathy. at the end of the day, it is a creative endeavour and myjob is to actually empathise with the artist and make sure that im facilitating the best experience for them. because the best thing about what i do is im always 13 years o...

Thats a body siad situation. its paying the price for that. security guarantees contradict neutrality from one side. if you have security guarantees from russia and the west kind of like with, sounds like division. like what we had with germany. security guarantees are meaningless. the challenge is how to ensure ukraine is not banished to a gray zone of insecurity like it was before. i feel its hard to do that without some sort of western military presence in ukraine after this war is over. >> w...

Consensus in the united states on the direction of the policy in asia pacific, they want to engage china, they are developing, trying to develop a stable, predictable relationship with china and the same time engaging other countries in the region not just on strategic insecurity issues, but also economic cooperation and trade and other investment and environmental and sustainability. so at the very broad level i think the consensus is there. at the level of specific policies, each administratio...

There is a catastrophic sense of security for all the children in ukraine. what do we do about that? >> well, i think its frankly a generation that is going to grow up with the taste of war. theyre going to understand that insecurity going forward. thats probably after this war is all said and done. going to drive them to be stronger, more resilient population, a population thats going to do more to defend their country, thats going to do more to avoid another war because they understand what it...

To university to study film. and when i did those, i worked for a film—maker named richard donner and his wife, lauren shuler donner, a producer. so we were producing free willy and dick always loved to put people who are working with him into the movies. and so for me, it was nerve—racking, and i realised very quickly, "im going to leave this to the pros..." it was your hitchcock moment. yes, it was. it was like, "im better behind the scenes than in "front of the camera." but, you know, one...