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In contemporary times. do you think in a way because of what is happening in afghanistan, and lots of people trying to flee the country, it gives the film topical relevance here at telluride? i think it is usually relevant. it is chock—full of relevance, and you are re—contextualised. in the conflict, you are immediately thinking of the people that are either left behind or are finding new lives in europe and the us. flee also has a gay theme. amin is gay, closeted in afghanistan it was an i...

Antitransparent ways. the conservative majoritys abuse of the shadow docket to overhaul the law in a direction that the republican party prefers has been raising alarm bells all across the legal profession for years. finally i think regular people are starting to see whats happening here. but when the supreme court can overturn "roe v. wade," effectively, in the middle of the night, in a one-paragraph order, with virtually no reasoning, we know theres a problem. and its not the media doing our b...

Landmark step in your career with this high profile position as global ambassador, i wonder how you reflect and explain that part of your life? i would explain it the same way. i am a human being, i make mistakes, and nothing will change, i will explain it the same way, because people can, if you go through your mistakes, own them, look yourself in the mirror, take heed, and move forward, and be enlightened and be open to change, i think everyone, everyone deserves to have that chance in their l...

Make them more subject to severe disease. people with heart disease, lung disease, diabetes and the like. and some folks who are vaccinated early who continue to be at high risk will include health care workers and peter marks of the fda wanted teachers included into that group. i can understand why that is. and so i think the cdc committee is going to very closely -- this is my crystal ball, mirror what the fda is suggesting. >> all right. i appreciate the look in the crystal ball. thank you bo...

With energy suppliers on the brink of collapse, taxpayers will face a bill for propping up energy firms. borisjohnson will press the united states to open up travel for uk visitors during his white house trip, says the telegraph, alongside a report that the number of children going to a&e with serious mental health issues has risen by more than 50% since the pandemic began. the cost of payouts for nhs maternity errors is put at £8.2 billion over the past 15 years, is the independent�*s headli...

Landmark step in your career with this high profile position as global ambassador, i wonder how you reflect and explain that part of your life? i would explain it the same way. iam a human being, i make mistakes, and nothing will change, i will explain it the same way, because people can, if you go through your mistakes, own them, look yourself in the mirror, take heed, and move forward, and be enlightened and be open to change, i think everyone, everyone deserves to have that chance in their li...

For me to make movies. so i decided to change completely the way to make a movie, and facing a different style, facing different kind of stories, yes, it was a different movie, because it was about me, and so the involvement was different. although awards season has taken flight, it is doing so in the midst of a pandemic. at least one telluride film held a mirror to our covid—i9 times. he is in critical condition, maam. a quarantine drama, the same storm, featuring several well—known actors,...

Happen to these characters. there was real heartache in these peoples lives and you really felt for them. >> ive got aids? >> television at its best is a mirror of society in the moment. >> "st. elsewhere" challenged people and challenged you as an actor, much less the audience to think the stuff they gave you was extreme in what they did, whether they were dealing with aids or having one of their main doctor characters raped in a prison. >> they tackled lots of difficult subjects. >> "st. elsew...

In europe and the us. flee also has a gay theme. amin is gay, closeted in afghanistan it was an issue he had to struggle with and it is a key part of the film. the gay story is a mirror on his refugee story because in his youth and his family, he had to flee his sexuality, so in a way he has always been on the run and in his youth it was from his sexuality and afterwards it was from his past, from his story that he couldnt tell, so those two stories really go hand in hand. the directorsjewish an...

Naomi, to discussing your problems with substance abuse and you mentioned how drug use fuelled some of your outbursts. now that you are taking this landmark step in your career with this high profile position as global ambassador for the queens trust, i wonder how you reflect and explain that part of your life? i would explain it the same way. i am a human being, i make mistakes, and nothing will change, i will explain it the same way, because people can — if you go through your mistakes, own ...