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For a lot of british people is that youve just published a book of photographs, still pictures, which talks about... ..visually talks about your very british roots in the south west of england. and ijust wonder why, in the midst of an incredibly prolific and successful film career, youve decided to put this book out. vanity. its interesting because i kind of, when i started out, i kind of thought of being a painter, as you do when you dont know what you really want to do. and then...and then i d...

Họa sĩ, Đạo diễn, NSND Ngô Mạnh Lân đã vĩnh viễn rời cõi tạm về cùng mây trắng. Trọn đời cống hiến cho nghệ thuật hoạt hình, đạt nhiều thành tựu xuất sắc trong nước và quốc tế, được sự ghi nhận của Đảng và Nhà nước, tình cảm yêu mến của rất nhiều thế hệ khán giả nhỏ tuổi, ông còn được gọi là Họa sĩ của tuổi thơ. Nhưng không nhiều người biết, bên cạnh những bộ ...

Sir roger deakins, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. youre laughing because i say "sir." yeah, because i havent... you got me straight away. youve got to get used to it. i mean, youre regarded as a bit of a national treasure, arent you? yeah. its funny that but you never have that perspective on it yourself. i dont, anyway, no. i think the nice thing for a lot of british people is that youve just published a book of photographs, still pictures, which talks about... ..visually talks about your very...

Moment to establish the huge variety of modernism within iran in the 20th century. iran positioned itself firmly on the global stage — so we had artists that moved westward and looked, and reinvented, but we also had artists who looked eastward. and who more beautiful and more moving than sohrab sepehri, whos known as a poet, as well as a painter? sohrab studied for two years injapan in the early �*60s, and also in china. and he came back to iran via india, where he studied there as well —...

Its really a clear indicator of how far weve come. >> do you in some way perhaps turn your nose up that these astronauts, if you even want to call them that, these space tourists have none of the training that men like -- men and women like you had? >> not at all. its sort of the opposite. thats why we work so hard. i mean, i was a test pilot before i was an astronaut. and friends of mine died as test pilots. but we were doing a very dangerous part of the business so that regular air travel coul...

Been trying to do. ive been saying since the beginning, wouldnt it have been great to have a terrific songwriter or a painter or poet, if leonard cohen had flown in space, someone who could then try and describe it in a visceral human way, that test pilots like me, we try, but its just not our overlapping skill set. so im very supportive and delighted that were at this level now. >> how much responsibility does this crew have? >> i really hope that the four of them now recognize the privilege an...

Hailey arceneaux, a pediatric cancer survivor, also a current physicians assistant. to go on this trip, she knew nothing about space. never even thought about going into orbit. and now here she is, theres also scion procter, a geology professor, a painter, a poet. she applied to be an astronaut back in 2009. didnt quite make the cut. she was devastated. now she got to achieve her lifelong dream. and then theres kristin broski, an engineer, he was watching the super bowl last year and saw a comme...

Were on hubbell, where you can see the curve of the planet, a magnificent view up there. and they had this great coupela on the top of their station so they had a great view. i think youd have no probably. >> good to know. ill jus be on the next flight up then, in that case. >> there you go! >> easy as that, right, kristin? on that note, just given what mike laid out, what did they do there for the three days they were up in space? besides just look at the incredible views? >> they conducted som...

Environment. >> reporter: a poet and painter showing off some of the art shes made while weightless. >> my art being carried by a dragon off of earth. >> reporter: and an engineer and musician, playing the ukelele. ♪ its a journey less than 600 humans have ever experienced. but the crew of "inspiration 4" has a way of making it feel almost ordinary, as if anyone could do it. and thats precisely the point. >> few have come before and many are about to follow. the door is opening now. its pretty...

The story differently. and its great to have this moment to establish the huge variety of modernism within iran in the 20th century. iran positioned itself firmly on the global stage — so we had artists that moved westward and looked, and reinvented, but we also had artists who looked eastward. and who more beautiful and more moving than sohrab sepehri, whos known as a poet, as well as a painter? sohrab studied for two years injapan in the early �*60s, and also in china. and he came back to ...