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president does it, that means it's not illegal. >> i don't believe in luck. but i do believe in the value of things. >> do you still as much fun making movies now as the old days? the industry is under a lot of pressure. >> it's hard, it's challenging. brian grazer and i, finding it exciting because there are sort of more ways to get interesting projects done, and yet the challenge of sort of getting something green lit is probably, you know, more extreme than it's ever been. we're having a great run with imagine. we have a lot of great people that we're working with, but there have been so many times, it took years to get friday night lights made. liar liar, there's a movie you think would be a no-brainer. >> is that a trump film? >> that was -- okay. that took 12 years to get made.
features, as well as other storytelling endeavours to the city. some films will reflect the polarised views, conflicts and politics of the world today. tribeca has politics in its dna, more overtly in the documentaries. for example, this year there's a documentary called cranes call... people and units... ..which is a documentary about george clooney's foundation forjustice and people there working to prosecute war crimes against a russian general that they're trying to track down who's committed war crimes in ukraine. only a few films from the middle east will be shown at tribeca this year. come closer, a drama, is the sole israeli film in the line up. since the israel gaza war, israeli film—makers have found many international film festivals reluctant to show their ware. flyers from the israeli film festival? but israel film center festival in new york, running at the same time as tribeca, will be screening several israeli movies and holding a panel
today the world marked the 80th anniversary of d-day at omaha beach in normandy, france, president biden met with some of the last veterans alive who survived it. most are now 100 years old or older. back then they were barely out of their teens storming the shores under a relentless barrage of nazi artillery. their courage and their resolve helped the allies recapture europe and end the war, but more than 2,400 americans would not make it off that beach, along with more than 1,900 other allied soldiers. at the ceremony today was the actor and the director who brought those harrowing days in 1994 -- 1944 to life in the 198 film "saving private ryan."
all of a sudden it stays warm because nothing's there to blow it away. and this isn't going to blow away until at least tuesday or wednesday of next week. and then of course, it'll be back later in the season for sure. >> borse that hot car analogy a painful one, but i'm sure it ramps true for folks in those cities. chad myers, thanks so much for the forecast. appreciate it. brown this week on home front today marks the eighth 80th anniversary of the d-day landings in france and enormity world leaders and dignitaries gathered for a commemoration. >> there at the beach and they were joined by some hot hollywood heavyweights, steven spielberg and tom hanks. the two of course dramatize the events of that day in the film, saving private ryan and in an exclusive interview with our christiane amanpour, hank spoke about the making of that film we did not have this smell of core died or burning flesh or blood on the sand but we did have some version of that how
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brutally suppressed by the people's liberation army. the day after this video. and that iconic photo, which has been since known as tank man, we don't know the name of this man. who looks like he was just walking to work and stood in front of a column of tanks. they were shooting bullets above his head, trying to get him to get out of the way, even getting these photos to the rest of the world was was quite an ordeal because at that time, beijing was shutting down all live transition cnn had to hide its videotapes in the the us embassy before tours smuggled them in a suitcase and flu for them to hong kong, which at that time was free to report about this. it's very different situation today. and the photo, the most famous one there were about six of them, but the most famous was jeff weiner of the api. they had to smuggle the film in a canister hidden in the tiger for shoe, just to get these images to the world. but they remain and not only iconic to this day, but i think for a lot of people, a symbol of the individual standing up to the
i've grown up on these wetlands. so when the last remaining wetland was also sanctioned for development that left me quite a shock. i got this bright idea of putting together a documentary, a short film using all the archival footage i had of birds. when the agencies involved got a whiff of it they actually deployed gates and shut down the entry of the tidal waters into the wetland. then i went on the ground and took photographs with gps settings enabled. and submitted that as proof to the environmental organisations when actually launched a public investigation to save the wetland. within 11 days the court ruled in our favour and the gates were opened and the wetland was restored. so as a child i used to watch david attenborough on tv and i was left wondering, if i could sit in the living room
so when the last remaining wetland was also sanctioned for development that left me quite a shock. i got this bright idea of putting together a documentary, a short film using all the archival footage i had of birds. when the agencies involved in a whiff of it they actually deployed gates and shut down the entry of the title the entry of the tidal waters into the wetland. when i went on the ground and took photographs with gps settings enabled. and submitted that as proof to the environmental organisations when actually launched a public investigation to save the wetland. within 11 days the court ruled in its favour and the gates were opened and the wetland was restored. so as a child i used to watch david attenborough on tv and i was left wondering, i could sit in the living room in india and fall in love with the komodo dragon byjust
has been since known as tank man, we don't know the name of this man who looks like just walking to work and stood in front of a column of tanks. they were shooting bullets above his head, trying to get him to get out of the way even getting these photos to the rest of the world was was quite an ordeal because at that time beijing was shutting down all live transmission cnn had to hide its videotapes in the us embassy before tours smuggled them in a suitcase and flew them to hong kong, which at that time was free to report about this. it's very different situation today. >> and the photo, the most famous one there were about six of them, but the most famous was geoff a wide nerve, the api they had to smuggle the film in a canister hidden in the photographer shoe just to get these images to the world, but they remain not only iconic to this day, but i think for a lot of people, a symbol of the individual standard in up to the power of the state. yeah, we're showing you the color bars that is happening in china right now. we're being
liberation army. the day after this video. and that iconic photo, which has been since known as tank man, we don't know the name of this man who looks like he was just walking to work and stood in front of a column of tanks. they were shooting bullets above his head, trying to get him to get out of the way even getting these photos to the rest of the world was was quite an ordeal because at that time beijing was shutting down all live transmission. cnn had to hide its videotapes in the us embassy before tours smuggled them in a suitcase and flew them to hong kong, which at that time was free to report about this. it's very a different situation today and the photo, the most famous one there were about six of them, but the most famous was jeff weiner of the api. they had to smuggle the film in a canister hidden in the photographer shoe just to get these images to the world, but they remain not only iconic to this day, but i think for a lot of people, a symbol of the individual standing up to the power of the state. >> and we're showing you the