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its lead actor has been reaping the rewards at this festival. translation: in korea, we all know this cannes l festival and it's a dream place for to come for all the people in the movie scene. so, i'm just really excited, and i still feel i'm in my dream. hunt, which took the actor four years to write, is an espionage thriller set in the early 1980s in south korea — a difficult era for the country and a world away from the prosperous democracy of today. screaming. man down! rattling at a speed of 100 bullets a minute, hunt is an action film — very different to parasite, the oscar winner that took its director bong joon—ho from a beloved festival auteur to household name. ever since parasite blew up in 2019, i've seen this ballooning success of korean films. but when you think about it, that success has always been there. like, ever since 2000, we've seen directors getting all these international awards for their films, so there has been ground work laid, it's always been there. it's just with the success of squid game, you know, now we're

its lead actor has been reaping the rewards at this festival. translation: in korea, - we all know this cannes festival and it's a dream place for to come for all the people in the movie scene. so, i'm just really excited, and i still feel i'm in my dream. hunt, which took the actor four years to write, is an espionage thriller set in the early 19805 in south korea — a difficult era for the country and a world away from the prosperous democracy of today. screaming. man down! rattling at a speed of 100 bullets a minute, hunt is an action film — very different to parasite, the oscar winner that took its director bong joon—ho from a beloved festival auteur to household name. ever since parasite blew up in 2019, i've seen this ballooning success of korean films. but when you think about it, that success has always been there. like, ever since 2000, we've seen directors getting all these international awards for theirfilms, so there has been ground work laid, it's always been there. it's just with the success of squid game, you know, now we're

festival. the community was stunned when festival organizers announced the festival would be canceled indefinitely. today a promoter announced that he plans to hold a new garlic festival in the central valley. today tony noceti tells us the festival will happen in august 13th and 14th in the county fairgrounds of stockton. the new event has yet to be named. noceti says he plans to invite south bay vendors to his event. he was also surprised gilroy garlic festival organizers criticize him. >> we didn't go down there and steal their festival. they announced week and a half ago there was not going to be a garlic festival no more. >> nbc bay area's robert handa first broke the story on twitter. robert, like the garlic festival, we've both been around here for decades. first things first, why did gilroy back out? >> well, i think that you're right. we were around for a long time. we watched the garlic festival go well for about 40 years or so. but it just couldn't take the one-two punch of both the

the festival is changing. _ change? the festival is changing, what's - change? the festival is changing, what's going change? the festival is i changing, what's going on change? the festival is - changing, what's going on is that streaming is a very big feature, the festival is a hundred years old it is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year and there is an accommodation going on in a very french manner. so there is much distress amongst the calm film festival because of a big splashy, new biopic of marilyn munro, called blonde, by a well—known american arthouse director andrew dominic, that, by the netflix could be shown at the festival and it will premiere at another festival, probably arrive at venice later this year. and, these things will come to pass, what's crucial, is that carnes is controlled by the french film industry and cinema exhibitors, cinema owners don't want to see the streamers get the oxygen of carnes. talk want to see the streamers get the oxygen of carnes.- the oxygen of carnes. talk to me about _ the oxygen of carnes. talk to me abou

they announced a week and a half ago there was not going to be a festival no more. >> reporter: festival organizers acknowledge higher cost, especially higher insurance premiums forced the cancellation. but they believe the group used the announcement to get more publicity for their event and believe he never intended to resurrect the festival in gilroy. many people we talk to at garlic world agreed. >> i don't think that's a good idea. if it's the gilroy festival, it needs to stay gilroy. that's what makes gilroy, gilroy. it's famous for garlic. >> reporter: nocetti says the festival is important in stockton and gilroy, and hasn't ruled out a change later. could it return to gilroy in future years? >> i'm going to look in that region over there and see if there is a suitable piece of property around there to have it. >> reporter: some people are still holding out hope. >> i think it will happen. and i'm hoping that he is the type of guy that says even though i live in stockton, that the garlic festival is supposed to be in gilroy, that's where it will be held. >> many shoppers said they

but this isn't a political summit, it's a film festival. and in terms of the film festival and the approach to cinema and the celebration of cinema can this year definitely deliver. alright, scott ross, looking extra dapper dressed to the nines. thanks very much reporting from con. let's get you a reminder. the top story we are following for you. rail madrid has been crowned champions of europe for a record extending 14 times. finishes junior score to the only goal of the game in a hard fought wind over liverpool in paris. and russia's defense ministry says its forces have taken mission chic railway hub of the month in eastern ukraine. craney controlled cities in the region have come under relentless bombardment crane this morning that its troops, its troops, may have to. richard is heavy news that it's all foreigners now up next to me, the ukranian mother and daughter of come to berlin to escape the war. say to him for that. of course you always get the most and latest as you w dot com and i'm our social media at the w news on instagram an

it's also the funniest film of the festival. well, that's a bit of a low bar since can tens that vary a dark and, and, and off the quite depressing of films screaming up. but this still is definitely not that it's a, as you said, a satire on modern day capitalism. basically the set up is you got a bunch of super rich on a super yacht who then find their entire life turned upside down when the yak capsizes their stranded on a desert island. and they find their whole social hierarchy is turned upside down because the only survivor who knows how to fish or make a fire is the ship's maid who suddenly finds herself the new a queen of, of the island. really fun film a lots of last and really went incredibly well here at the festival. so not a big surprise and a very popular armed or winning. and what about some of the other big winners for this year's festival? yeah, of some of the actors i found really interesting. you had a czar, amir zebra. he me iranian a actress who won the best actress a for her role in holy spider, where she pl

it's a film festival. and in terms of, of the film festival and the approach to cinema in the celebration of cinema kan, this year definitely delivered our it's got rocks pow, looking extra dapper. dressed to the nines, thanks very much recording and con and reminder of the top story we're following for you. brown, which would have been crowned champions of europe for record extending 14th time initiates junior square. the only goal of the game in a hard fought way over liverpool in paris. jimmy news that's all we have for now. sports lie follows a blind mountaineer up next. you won't want to miss it for more for you very soon. thanks very much watch. hulu. what people have to say matters to us, but me that's why.

festival this year. however, gilroy garlic festival organizers and partners say they have not received any information about the new festival and that it is not associated with them in any my grandfather was one of the founding fathers of the eu regarding festival. can christopher says the announcement about a new garlic festival caught him off guard? i will not. i think exact article is doing garlic festival back on after being canceled. >>and so we will get to that in a lot of members of the community were shocked and confused by this up to and including members of the regarding festival association, their past president and current president members of my family and my >>none of us have been a poor nation with this we never heard of them. >>the gilroy garlic festival has been around for 42 years. the festival board announced the cancellation of the annual festival a little over a week ago citing lingering financial issues from the pandemic, along with an affordable insurance requirements by the city.

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, tocante al festival y el desfile de carnaval. rodrigo durán: que nos apoyen, este es un evento comunitario grande, pero es comunitario, somos una nonprofit, una organización sin fines de lucro, apóyenos, sean parte del carnaval, si no pueden bailar, sean voluntarios, si quieren ayudar, donar, también pueden donar, carnavalsanfrancisco.org, síganos en instagram, @carnavalsf, síganos en facebook, twitter, y así también es otra manera de apoyarnos. damián trujillo: rodrigo, muchas gracias por estar aquí en comunidad del valle, mucha suerte con el evento de carnaval. rodrigo durán: gracias, damián, saludos a mi gente. damián trujillo: gracias, rodrigo, nos vemos la próxima semana; bueno, para más información aquí en comunidad del valle puede acudir a la página web de carnaval san francisco, ahí está en pantalla, el festival mayo 28, 29, a las 10:00 comienza el desfile, mayo 29 a las 9:30 en la misión de san francisco, ahí está para que no se lo pierda, bueno, si quiere comunicarse con nosotros aquí en comunida

>>> and gilroy reacts to save the garlic festival. while many of us tell us, it stinks. >> it feels like it's going to be a stolen event. >> and the switch to environmental bio fuels. i'm ryan yamamoto. >>> in a stunning brief of supreme court confidentiality,politico has released a draft. the draft has not beenauthenticated by cbs news and the supreme court is still pending. reaction from california leaders has been swift and furious. governor newsom tweeting, our daughters, mothers and grandmothers will not be silenced. california will not sit back. we're going to fight like hell. california is working to sanction itself as a. and they plan to spend millions on two abortion clinics in san jose. our andrea nocano will have the very latest at 11:00. >>> new video of a bear that's been making its rounds in a vacaville neighborhood. >> andrea borba is there as fish and wildlife workers try to wait the bear out. >> fish and wildlife buy kwroálss biologists are calling it a t bear believed to be a two to 3-year-old male was first spotted

for joining us show from the 75th cannes film festival. over the next few weeks we will bring the latest from the world's most exciting showcases of cinema. we will start with the opening film, a french zombie comedy called "final cut." >> you've seen it before most people. what is the pitch? >> this is really a love letter to cina, especially those b movies characterized by overacting, gimmicky camera angles and liters of fake lead. the story is about a filmmaker who agrees to do a french remake of a japanese zombie horror movie, despite his misgivings about the script. they have some serious constraints that the japanese impose on them. they have to do it in one 30 minute take, the camera can never stop growing, and that gives rise to some physical and of course there is the suspense of, will they or won't they manage it? >> it certainly sounds intriguing. you've been speaking to one of the stars of the film whose husband directed it. ♪ >> i declare at the 75th cannes film festival open. >> "final cut" is a case of film to -- mimicking

i come film festival opens in the south france. today is the 1st time since the start of the pandemic at the festival is being held without restrictions. did abuse scot roxborough and adrian kennedy. i've been watching some other films on offer for you . the cam film festival returns to relative normality after 2 years of covert pandemic disruption ad can is taking off looking to be chopped gun again cove. it also put breaks on the release of top gun maverick, which will finally have its international launch. why isn't one of life's mysteries or more than 35 years after the 1986 original tom cruises? resurrection of the famous fighter pilot is symbolic of the festivals own resurgence. already ada wanted to confirm another eagerly await it. new film is from cult canadian filmmaker, david cronum berg. after an achia high actors, the master of 40 horror dusted off a 20 year old script for his new film crimes of the future. ah, how wide was avenue in the body? particular, what's happening with my body? vigo mortensen lead to star studd

and just real quick scott, were the festival organizers successful in bringing the festival back to life after the lockdown? in your opinion? yeah, most actually, yes, most definitely, of course, certain political aspects of the war and ukraine definitely cast a shadow over this years. can festivals hard to celebrate when you know there's a war happening? not that far away here in europe, but in terms of celebrating cinema can definitely, uh, delivered the goods both in terms of huge films like blockbuster's top gun, maverick, which premiered here last year, eb last week and also smaller european films like triangle sadness which went away with this year's top rise the font. okay, scott rock rowen can. thanks so much. this is dw news live from berlin. you are now up to date. up next is shift living in the digital age, which looks at how smart green architecture can reduce c o. 2 emissions, don't forget, you can always good news around the clock on our website at d. w dot com. i'm nick spicer for meet the entire new scene for links watch. with a taurus. this is the 100 german last reads o

the beef between the asparagus festival and the garlic festival. why organizers say this is not a collaborative effort. also as other states ban abortions, more and more women are coming to california for the procedure how santa clara county is supporting access to abortions. and our top story at 3 o'clock today, the chaos continues around oakland's lake merritt, the changes one council member is calling on to prevent any more crime. now from the area's local news station. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> we need immediate action and part of that is enforcing the late night parking restrictions that i've put into place in december of 2020. >> now at 3 o'clock, a violent weekend in oakland has one council member saying enough is enough. the restrictions she wants to be enforced right by lake merritt. thank you so much for joining us this monday right here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman on the south end of lake merritt this weekend, a suspect stabbed a man to death. and this marked the 4th homicide in that area since november of 2021. now

now the 75th edition of the can film festivals. drawing to a close that this year's festivities have been overshadowed by the war in ukraine. a military fly over at the premier of tom cruz's top gun. maverick startled those we've experienced the warden crane like chill maker hannah villa rover her fiancee, director, man task critter jew was killed while filming. for more on that and the movies we go live to can were dw scott rock. tspra is standing by force. so it's got you done more than a few of these. is there anything special this time around? yeah, this, this year is unlike any that i've ever covered. and this is more than 20 now. here in can it really? i think it's been a tale of 2 festivals. we've had the sort of cinema spectacular that can is really known for mentioned top gun in the piece before that premiered here last week, pop maverick, the sequel to the 1900. 86 action of blockbuster, and it really was an amazing event. i mean, we had that fly over which some people, questioned of the squadron of french jets, rocketing over the cause that here literally making the ground

well a scott rock tspra is the at the film festival in can't. and i, i put it to him that are all this glamorous hobnobbing, while the war is being a fort, just a short flight away. seems a little incongruous. yeah, that's, that's the case. philip congress is the word i mean, oh, this is of course the that the glitzy glamorous can't film festival. that's what we expect the reg carpets the parties, the celebrities. that's all here. but, um, the, the warn ukraine are really looms over like a like a dark shadow. i mean, the opening ceremony here a couple of a days ago, we had the, the president of ukraine brought him lensky addressing the crowd via video and giving a very, very powerful movie speech calling on the, the entertainment industry worldwide to not remained silent about the atrocities of the war and saying that if with the full support of the west that ukraine can win this war. but right after his, as i say, very powerful, very moving speech of the curtain went up and we watched a as on be comedy from, from france. so, so that sort of inc

>> you cannot take the garlic festival away from gilroy. >>> a new twist in a garlic festival fight. the city that is not backing down as gilroy pushes back. >> bay area crews are already working to get ahead of what could be a busy fire season. what they say you can do to help. >>> a mixed bag of weather across the bay area today. some drizzle in san francisco earlier. the sun broke back out. the fog is taking over again. still some drizzle shower activity possible this evening. the rest of the evening forecast coming up. ♪ >>> san francisco investigators trying to figure out why a car went over the cliff of the remnants of the sutro baths. these photos of a car perched on a sandy bluff. that car plunged between 30 and 40 feet at lands end sometime before 3:00 this morning. there were four people inside. all of them were rescued, but two are in critical condition. now at 7:00, the battle over the gilroy garlic will rages on after plans to cancel the event entirely. one valley grove wants to revive the festival, but only on one condition. >> reporter: it is opening day for the san

this was supposed to be a returned to normal festival and cinema life. the organizers were looking at this being kind of a big release after 2 years of pandemic. do you think they succeeded? i think in large part they did succeed. this was a real celebration of cinema, of all sizes from the, the huge like, like top gun to very small and intimate that like some of the smaller films that screened here. but the realities of, of the world rallies will warn you. crane. we're inescapable. and they did cast a shadow over the proceedings here. but all in all, i think the can film festival is really a did really the achieve would take set. oh, to do, which was mark. are returned to cinema after 2 years of a pandemic. okay. deed of use. got rocks for thanks so much for waiting from. can this is dw news lie from berlin up next to discover how a global pandemic is making half the world's population obese undock film. and you get news around the clock at d, w dot com. i'm a spicer, thanks for watching interest in the global economy. our portfolio d w. business beyond

the tennessee festival. for instance. and we saw what they were like and and then we started ours and texas. i think this year is the third weekend in november. will you be back for that? i'll be back for it, and i'm looking forward to it and one thing that i like about both this festival the national book festival and the texas book festival is that they're right here in the capital. we're right now on the steps of the library congress with the united states capitol behind us, and i love the whole idea and the symbolism of books and the ideas and books with our national government and our democracy because the ideas in books are really what or so important to our democracy last night at the gala. you quoted eudora wealthy why well, i love that quote of hers about her mother took her to the library and told the librarian and introduced her to the library and said you dora's nine years old in she has my permission to check out any book on these shelves and so then eudora wrote that she wrote this in her bag w

i hope they have a great festival. reporter: the past president and current board member tom klein says it's clear success brings duplication adding gilroy got its idea for its garlic festival after one of its organizers visited france decades ago. he said anything celebrating garlic is a testament to what the association has done for 43 years. the first national garlic festival comes to fresno in a few weeks aiming to spotlight fresno county which produces nearly 80% of the nations garlic crop as the true garlic capital of the united states. in the south bay, abc7news. dan: we will keep you updated. the surgeon general of the united states held a town hall in san francisco. our reporter was at that event that focused on rebuilding a more connected society as we recover from the pandemic. reporter: dr. murphy's job as the surgeon general is to lead the country on pressing health issues and now he is helping americans recover from the last two years of isolation urging them to reconnect again. >> if we do not have stron

organizers of the san joaquin asparagus festival say that they want to hold their own garlic festival. they say it will be separate from the decades old garlic festival. what's best known being held in gilroy. meantime, the gilroy garlic festival organizers, which includes the grandson of one of the festival's founding members, says that this announcement caught him totally off guard. >> we'll get to that in a lot of members of the community were shocked and confused by this up to and including members of the eu regarding festival association. their past president and current president members of my family and my company. and none of us have been a poor nation with this we never heard of them. >> so as you can see, a lot of a back and forth here, the gilroy festival board decided to cancel the annual gilroy garlic festival because of lingering financial issues on the pandemic. and the unaffordable insurance requirements by the city of gilroy. they said more information on this new garlic slash asparagus festival bill. we will be released on thursday. so right now. >> meantime, state l

although there is no festival, at least not yet. gilroy plans a couple of, uh, items this summer to serve as a bridge for a possible return in 2023. mr no city says he's going to have a news conference on thursday to better hash out his plan to have the festival which is normally here. way up and stopped. alive in gilroy. just again. ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you in oakland. it would have a different flavor in stockton's so jesse. is there any idea as to when they have to make the decision whether or not to go with this other group? mm i don't think it's a question of , uh, time sensitive like you gotta tell me right now. it's some floating this idea out there if you like it great. and if you don't like it he's got his asparagus and he's all set and hopefully have their their garlic a year from now. maybe a lot of people do love to go to that. gilroy garlic festival. all right, jesse. thank you. between february 2021 february, 2022 used car prices shot up in the stanek 35% well, that trend has now shifted back into rever

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a prominent growers stepped up to say he is reviving the festival but it is in stockton. we report that it is not going over so well were the place that the festival was born. >> reporter: gilroy takes pride in calling it the garlic capital in the world so when the stockton area growers stepped up to say he would be reviving it in that area, a lot of folks were offended, hurt, and angry. >> it feels like it will be a stolen event. >> reporter: she is a local who has volunteered and attended the festival for years, so she was disappointed when organizers announced future festivals would be canceled and then that stockton would take it over. >> we donate our time to this event that has been here in our city for so long and to find out it will go to a new city is a little disturbing. >> reporter: it began when this ray track over tony miss eddie's and on social media that he would bring back the garlic festival after the cancellation but it would be in stockton.

and the festival itself, the festival fil market, will be holding a ukraine day in support of the ukrainian, a very battered industry that exist there. now, so i think how they're inviting filmmakers and film professionals to, to view projects in the works and hoping to support the industry and the ukranian people that way. fantastic. good to hear. can house that from alco to desk. thank you very much. pleasure. and that's it. for me, up next doc film takes a hard look at the dark side of berlin's wo, famous night life. you can get more on our website. of course, you took all my benefits all and thanks for watching. i'll see you again very soon . you on d. w. of interest, the global economy, our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. get us to the head with d w. business beyond.

i hope they have a great festival. reporter: the past president and current board member tom klein says it's clear success brings duplication adding gilroy got its idea for its garlic festival after one of its organizers visited france decades ago. he said anything celebrating garlic is a testament to what the association has done for 43 years. the first national garlic festival comes to fresno in a few weeks aiming to spotlight fresno county which produces nearly 80% of the nations garlic crop as the true garlic capital of the united states. in the south bay, abc7news. dan: we will keep you updated. the surgeon general of the united states held a town hall in san francisco. our reporter was at that event that focused on rebuilding a more connected society as we recover from the pandemic. reporter: dr. murphy's job as the surgeon general is to lead the country on pressing health issues and now he is helping americans recover from the last two years of isolation urging them to reconnect again. >> if we do not have stron

yeah, going into this festival. the idea was, this should be a restart to after 2 years of pandemic locked down 2 years of cinema closures that this years can, would be an opportunity to celebrate cinema. again, to get all the people who've been sitting on their couches for 2 years excited about going into fears today again, and i think in that case it really did succeed them yet. some amazing a premier's here last year. last week we had top done a maverick with a tom cruise, a phenomenal a premier where, where we had a fly over from a french fighter jets is really astounding. just a couple of days ago. basil german razzles dazzled us with his rock and roll biopic . elvis, again, a huge hollywood, a premier and some, as i said, some of the best art house cinema in the world being shown here. so got people really, really excited about cinema. but of course, of the war in ukraine cannot be ignored. even here in can. we had a number of ukrainian filmmakers here talking about their experiences in the war and a number of

garlic festival. it will be different. but still celebrating garlic right anew. organizer has stepped in to. >> try and help keep it alive. kron 4. sarah stinson in the newsroom with more. sara? >> well, yeah, we've learned a lot in the last hour. organizers of the san joaquin county asparagus festival have announced that they will hold their own garlic festival. we spoke with an organizer this morning who says he's going to be releasing more details on this thursday. but this is a separate event from the one in gilroy. now there was some confusion over a post on facebook with the announcement. take a look at these various festival. organizers wrote saying we heard the extremely sad news about the gore garlic festival and we could not let that happen. study group runs the festival and says they are thrilled to announce they will be hosting the garlic festival this year. however, gilroy garlic festival organizers and partners say they have not received any information about this new festival and that i

the garlic festival this year. however, gilroy garlic festival organizers and partners say they did not receive any information. no heads up about this new festival and that it's not associated with them in any way. the gilroy garlic festival has been around for 42 years. we talked with one of the gilroy garlic festival partners who says this announcement really caught him off guard. >> i woke up, i think exact article quote, is doing garlic festival back on after being canceled. and so we will get to that in a lot of members of the community were shocked and confused by this up to and including members of the eu regarding festival association. their past president and current president members of my family and my company. and none of us have been a poor nation with this we never heard of them. >> the festival board announced the cancellation of the annual festival a little over a week ago citing lingering financial issues from the pandemic, along with insurance requirements by the city costing millions of dollars

and just real quick scott, were the festival organizers successful in bringing the festival back to life after lockdown? in your opinion? yeah, most actually, yes, most definitely. of course, certain political aspects, like the warn ukraine, definitely cast a shadow over this years. can festival is hard to celebrate when you know there's a war happening, not that far away here in europe. but in terms of celebrating cinema, can definitely, uh, delivered the goods both in terms of huge films like blockbusters pop gun, maverick, which premiered here last year. and last week and also smaller european films like triangle sadness which went away with this year's top rise, the fall. okay, scott rock thrown can thanks so much. this is of course to give you news. live from berlin. you are up to date now world stories a weekend report is up next to the look at ukrainians. refusing to mood out of a car, keep subway station. i'm a spicer to watch with it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come. but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is.

garlic festival is back. yeah, a new organizer has stepped in to help with kron 4 sarah stinson joining us. >> from the newsroom with the good news, sarah. >> a little over the week ago, we were telling you that it was no more organizers, though, of the asparagus festival in the san joaquin county. they couldn't bear to see the gilroy. garlic festival be canceled. so the ceo said not so fast, we can help put it on this year. the gilroy garlic festival has been around for 42 years. the board announced the cancellation of the annual festival a little over a week ago citing lingering financial issues from the pandemic, along with insurance requirements by the city costing 1 million dollars. the asparagus festival is run by the u.s. any group. the ceo says we heard the extremely sad news about the going garlic festival and we couldn't let that happen. the study group says they are to announce they will be hosting the garlic festival this year. more details are to come. but news of this is already circulating a lo

festival partner who is also the grandson of one of the festival's founding fathers says this announcement really caught him off guard. >> but we'll get to that in a lot of members of the community were shocked and confused by this up to and including members of the eu regarding festival association. their past president and current president members of my family and my company none of us have been a poor nation with this we never heard of them. >> the festival board deciding to cancel the annual festival citing lingering financial issues from the pandemic along with an affordable insurance requirements by the city of gilroy. more information on the new garlic festival will be released on thursday. >> may is mental health awareness month. coming up, we have some tips from an expert on some of the best ways to may is mental health awareness month. we spoke with the head of mental health services at don't help. >> he says that in any given year one out of 5 americans are dealing with a mental health issue. and that's true for as many as one out of 3 young adult. after the past few years of t

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i was off the line run within had like no other festival. the can international film festival stands for magic and glamour that radiate far beyond the film world. every 10 years, the village of obama gallow stages, it's world famous passion play in some 500000 people from around the world. flock there for the event. according to tradition that dates back to the 17th century, all the roads must be performed by locusts back than it was staged by villages to thank god for sparing over america any more plague victims the theme of the place, the life and death of jesus. and we met up with some of the people who are taking part after a 2 year delay due to corona. oh, most full 100 years the orbit. i'm a gout passion play has been staging the life and suffering of jesus christ, a catholic ritual. but one that moves with the times that can be seen this time in the person plain, judas. my mom is doing is my name is jenkins gooden and i play judas in the passion play. yes, and the passion play and it works. even though i'm a muslim globe among most of

it one thing that i like about this festival and the national book festival and the texas book festival is that they are right here in the capital. we are right now on the steps of the library, congress with the united states capital behind us and i love the whole idea and the symbolism of books and the ideas of books with our national government and our democracy. the ideas and books are really what is so important to our democracy. >> last night of the gala, you quoted -- >> well, i love that quote of hers about her mother took her to the library and told a librarian, introducer to the librarian and said, adore is nine years old and she has my permission to check out any book on the shelves. she wrote this than her biography, one writers beginnings, that she went to the library as often as she could, she wrote home on her bicycle, with books in her bicycle bicycle basket. then she read and she said she knew that she was blessed. >> was that similar to your experience? >> absolutely. i went to the library in midland, texas in the basement of midland county courthouse and have a library

the festival is not only about art and films and blah blah blah . it is also part of this agenda, and it is really close to what we are thinking about everything. >> what does it mean to you to be the only russian director in official selection? >> it means that we are fighting for russian culture, not robert kanda, not kind of coming from the state culture, but real russian culture. it always is about humans' lives, about how honorable people are, how fragile human life is. that's why the russian culture is always completely against war. >> let's talk about the film. it is tragic. >> yes, it is a sad story. a story of obsession, a story of huge egos fighting with each other. it is about people who do not understand each other and that has led to the true tragedy. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> it is visually exquisite as well. the description talks about homosexuality, but the film is not real

got the garlic festival got asparagus festival. well, they found out it was going to be canceled indefinitely and they said not so fast. take a look. the ceo said that we want to help hosted this year. the asparagus festival is run by then the seti group, the ceo says when they heard that there was going to be canceled, their extremely sad to hear about it and they could not let that happen than the study group says they're thrilled to announce they'll be hosting the garlic festival this year. the gilroy garlic festival has been around for 42 years. the festival board announced the cancellation of the annual festival a little over a week ago citing lingering issues from the pandemic along with insurance requirements by the city costing 1 million dollars in 2019, a mass shooting happened at the festival in 2020. it was canceled due to the pandemic and in 2021, it was a drive-thru event. people devastated to hear about it canceled. started to hear about this news. the new host and now are saying they're excited to hear it will be hap

reporter: it is opening day for the san joaquin asparagus festival. the event is promoted by toning the city, the same promoter bringing the former gilroy garlic festival to the san joaquin fairgrounds in stockton. >> it is important to keep it going for the farmers and the community. >> reporter: many gilroy locals are asking, which community. >> you can't take it away from gilroy. it is a little bit irresponsible for them to use our legacy for themselves. >> reporter: one of the founders of the gilroy garlic festival. he says moving the festival feels more like a hostile takeover. >> they haven't reached out to anyone at the association, my family, or my company. >> i have called everybody involved i could find. giving no response from their family. left a message there. i have been calling the office but nobody has answered there. >> reporter: the festival announced the event would be canceled for the foreseeable future. thermosetting family is adamant they are not stealing anything. >> they say they are done. i don't know how you still something t

what the survivors of the gilroy garlic festival shooting are doing today. i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing to hold repeat offenders accountable. he prosecuted zero fentanyl drug dealing cases, even though nearly 500 people have died of overdoses. i'm voting yes on h to recall chesa boudin now. we can't wait one more day when people are dying on our streets. >>> good morning. it's sunday, may 29th. it's 7:30 on the dot as we take this gorgeous look at the golden gate bridge. clear skies aross marin county. wow! what a beautiful way to start our sunday. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. vianey has a quick look at the micro forecast. >> it's already breezy around the coast, but it's going to get gusty into the afternoon, even into the start of the workweek. the current temperatures right now in san francisco, in the 50s. winds from the west-northwest at 10 to 15 miles an hour. depending where you are, remember, it will be gusty into t

it's a film festival. and in terms of, of the film festival and the approach to cinema in the celebration of cinema can this year definitely deliver. this is jacob, the news, and you are up to date of next is our magazine reporter. i'm pablo fo lillius in berlin. from the team here take care. see again, i'll connect starting with you meet about it. unfortunately.

here at the festival. they produced a larger than life monster balloon that was then made ready for its 1st flight out . after more than 2 years of the pandemic, things are still far from normal for there was working in arts and culture when there are insane levels of instability right now. oh, it affects me too. as a my math is too much on all for now because artists have had 2 years of producing things good. a bit scary. i like with that. maybe it's also an opportunity to think because something is changing the wellness off. people have been producing things without the pressure of an upcoming premier or the need to achieve or result from quimby. i'm so you're getting partial results being shown because there's a feeling of transformation underway. i'm poor. what hasn't changed is that the art is continue to hold up a mirror to their audience. in finally, giblin is areese and where a filmmaker acted you have made a comedy about their life together as a young couple in quarantine. a lot can go wrong when

i was off the line run within had been like no other festival. the can international film festival stands for magic and glamour that radiate far beyond the film world. every 10 years, the village of obama gallow stages, it's world famous passion play in some 500000 people from around the world. flock there for the event, according to tradition that dates back to the 17th century, all the roads must be performed by locusts back than it was staged by villages to thank god for sparing over america any more plague victims the theme of the place, the life and death of jesus and we met up with some of the people who are taking part after a 2 year delay due to corona. oh, most full 100 years the over i'm a go passion. play has been staging the life and suffering of jesus christ. a catholic ritual, but one that moves with the times that can be seen this time in the person plain, judas. i know mr. english, my name is jenkins good am and i play judas in the passion plane. yes. and the passion play and it works. even though i'm a muslim globe among most of