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too often in the past, her accomplishments have been unsung but she's been a major force in modern british cinema. in fact, she's the most prolific female film—maker in the uk today. this year marks the 20th anniversary of bend it like beckham, her most successful film. it became a real international hit and it has the distinction of being the only western—made film ever to be shown on north korean television. i'm joining a girls�* team. huh? bend it like beckham is the story ofjess, an 18—year—old played by parminder nagra, from a traditional punjabi family... aloo gobi. ..who wants to play football, much to the dismay of her parents. that's it! no more football. i want you to learn full punjabi dinner — meat and vegetarian. but dad! jules, portrayed by keira knightley... hi! ..plays for a local women's amateur football team and takes note ofjess�*s talent and befriends her. should come along and have a trial.
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takes. >> jules, you were telling me you have a lot of support from other unions. the teachers union, other union members coming here, giving support, walking the picket lines with you guys, and dropping off snacks and water. it is going to be over 90 degrees in los angeles. everybody needs to hydrate. for a sweltering day, the spirits are up. >> thank you for that, seema talk about the timing for the studios and theaters and the potential economic impact it could have if this goes on and on. i was thinking some really big movies debuting next week, and the folks cannot walk the red carpet. >> we haven't seen this type hollywood strike since the 1980s and the cost of the strike according to analyst was around $40 million a week. if you use those calculations,
>> we are looking at lviv. cruise missiles hit a residential area killing four people and injuring dozens. the mayor there says it was the heaviest attack on civilian areas of the city since the war started. more than 60 apartments have been damaged. zelensky is vowing to respond to russia with a, quote, tangible one. >> bill: thank you, jeff. bring in mike pompeo to get his view of the situation and major international i shall jules. to china in a moment. what would you do now given the stubbornness of the ability of the ukrainian to move forward in a big way on russia? >> good morning. the mission hasn't changed. the american interest in ukraine hasn't changed. we should be leaning into this.
Day two of the Maui Film Festival’s Stardust Cinema features two films: “Common Ground” at 5:30 p.m. and “The Engine Inside” at 8 p.m. on Thursday, June 29, 2023.
by a record producer and dj who is not in nominated himself for a grammy himself. jules, welcome here to the programme. finally, finally, you get a category of your own. we finall you get a category of your own. - finally do. it has been a long time coming. ithink finally do. it has been a long time coming. i think there has been conversations over the last few years where people would ask questions of when africa would get a significant sort of presence on the grammy recording academy awards, being one of the most prestigious awards in the world. it is a step in the right direction. i know people have sent differences i think this is the beginning of some that could be credible. pm? is the beginning of some that could be credible-— is the beginning of some that could be credible. ~ , ., i. ~ .,, be credible. why do you think it has taken so long? _ be credible. why do you think it has taken so long? i— be credible. why do you think it has taken so long? ithink— be credible. why do you think it has taken so long? i think we _ be credible. why do you think it has taken so long? i think we need - be credible. why do you think it has taken so long? i think we need to l taken so long? i think we need to understand _ taken so long? i think we need to understand or _ taken so long? i think we need to understand or to _ taken so long? i think we need to understand or to remember - taken so long? i think we need to understand or to remember that l taken so long? i think we need to i understand or to remember that the recording academy and grammy is an american award show. their focus has
called jules who has stage four lung cancer and she has to have three monthly checks to see what her prognosis is like and she tells us she doesn't know when her next cheque is going to be and that is creating huge amounts of worry for her and it shouldn't be this way. when you are faced with a diagnosis that hard enough, you shouldn't then have to face these delays. talk that hard enough, you shouldn't then have to face these delays.— have to face these delays. talk me throu . h have to face these delays. talk me through what _ have to face these delays. talk me through what exactly _ have to face these delays. talk me through what exactly the _ have to face these delays. talk me | through what exactly the processes right now because it's two weeks from diagnosis to getting treatment or getting seen at least for cancer, is that correct?— is that correct? there are a range of different _ is that correct? there are a range of different targets _ is that correct? there are a range of different targets but _ is that correct? there are a range of different targets but when - is that correct? there are a range of different targets but when you | of different targets but when you are diagnosed with cancer or if your doctor suspects you have cancer, they refer you to a hospital and you should be seen within two weeks. after that you should start treatment within a two month window. what we saw today with new data that
liverpool women's hospital. my wife stayed in liverpool women's forfive months, and i had a 250 mile round trip of the m6 every friday night. what happened with your triplets? yes, jules was born two days before miller and louise are, unfortunately she was very poorly, just after 24 weeks, 620 grams, something like that, and she lived for 17 days. and miller and jules were in hospital forfive months. they had miller and jules were in hospital for five months. they had so miller and jules were in hospital forfive months. they had so many problems. louisa had a hole in her heart repaired. they both had operations to fix detached retina is, louisa is blind in one eye and partially sighted on the other. and miller developed cerebral palsy and was very poorly, she was with us for ten years before we lost her in