Program about the lives in Jews in Vienna - historical and contemporary footage. Originally shot on film. No access to film master. Fifty years after the holocaust, examines history of the Jews of Vienna, a story of alternating toleration and expulsion dating back to the tenth century when the first Jewish community in Vienna began. Interviews with Vienna Jews today, rare archival film, Freud, Strauss, Theodore Herzl, Gustav Mahler. Viennese actors, Former Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kolek interviewed, Simon Wiesenthal interviewed. 0:00:13-0:00:57>>>opening montage: statues, lamp post metal work , aerial city, ferries wheel, dancers, dancing stallions, people on escalator, modern crowds walking with 1800's man, people kissing, statue with violin, conductor, stirring coffee, palace, horse feet, man on cell phone, business men, huge ball room dancers 0:00:57-0:01:30>>>opening Jewish montage: cobblestones, market, little girl , man on phone, traditional Jewish wedding, orthodox boys playing, restaurant front, Purim costumed girls and baby, baker sign, children, kosher food, Hebrew sign, buildings, Jewish engraved star in stone, torah, cantor singing, Juden sign 0:01:37-0:01:44>>>tracking cobblestones, historic drawing of town square 0:01:44-0:02:11>>>360 degree panning empty town square overlay historic drawing of man in hat 0:02:11-0:02:37>>>interview Hofrat Paul Grosz President of the Jewish Community in German with English voice over 0:02:37-0:03:04>>>building with address 19 ZOOM OUT historic frescos secular paintings 0:03:04-0:03:46>>>metal sign , statue of angel, gargoyles, montage of architectural, details, bas relief of Jesus and angels, woman statues on buildings, sign Eingang Our Borse 0:03:46-0:04:39>>>tracking INT building with arch ways and columns to klezmer duo Edward Gdildik Albert Timon, singer and violinist 0:04:39-0:05:15>>>Musician and Music Manager Edek Bartz in sound board interview in German with voice over, CU face 0:05:15-0:05:57>>>Edward Gdildik and Albert Timon with clarinets, tambourine, guitar, ZOOM OUT of columned INT 0:05:57-0:07:04>>>tracking cobblestones, historical drawing of settlement, 1625 Unterdverd, street signs with addresses, arch ways, architectural detail, tower, alleyways, 0:07:04-0:07:22>>>oil portrait of Samuel Openheimer windows and architectural details, back to historical drawing 0:07:22-0:07:30>>>oil portrait of Emperor Leopold I 0:07:30-0:07:56>>>statue of man on horseback, historical painting of war, portrait of Openheimer, CU painting Turks fighting with horses, various CUs of war painting 0:07:56-0:08:12>>>sculpture of mythological creatures with palace in background, Shoenbrun palace, recreation with carriage, garden, candelabra, palace INT, 0:08:12-0:08:29>>>portrait Empress Maria Teresa with family, recreation crd fame various shots, opening door, portrait of Openheimer and his successor 0:08:29-0:08:45>>>details of EXT palace, INT WS, large marble statue 0:08:45-0:09:39>>>outdoor evening Jewish music: Lena Rothstein singing with band intercut with various detail tobacco pipes and oil portraits of smokers with pipes with row of street lamps 0:09:39-0:10:07>>>WS palace with pool and lawn, portrait Joseph II, historical political cartoon of tolerance act ZOOM IN, tolerance act hand written names 0:10:07-0:10:52>>>painting market place with cathedral, various CU's, drawing of Baron Nathan von Arndstein, article, windows, fade to painting of string quartet, recreation of party, drawing Fanny Arndstein, and recreation ladies through windows, invitations, recreation dancing, CU fan, 0:10:52-0:11:13>>>Christmas tree with Jewish ornaments, happy Chanukah sign, menorah 0:11:13-0:12:27>>>EXT temple, Jewish chorus in black tie and yarmulke, INT empty synagogue, with architectural CU, back to chorus and service 0:12:27-0:13:56>>>panning cobblestone modern walk-in coffee house overlay article on poet, Robert Schindel interview, details of coffee house, ceilings, lights, newspaper, intercut with billiard playing, stirring coffee, chess playing 0:13:56-0:14:43>>>PAN down to Cafe Central, low angle pillars, coffee statue, old photographs of Peter Altenberg, Hermann Bahr, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Anton Kuh ,Richard Beer Hoffmann, Franz Kafka, Max Brod, Alfred Polgar, Franz Werfel, Stefan Zweig, Roda Roda, Felix Salten, Joseph Roth with cobblestones 0:14:43-0:14:49>>>trees, horse walking, bronze statue in park 0:14:49-0:15:18>>>EXT mansion, with architectural details, street with cars, bas relief, windows, houses, CU horse hoofs, 0:15:18-0:16:10>>>Gustav Mahler bust, opera house with lots of sessionistic art detail, photographs Berthe Zukerkandel, photograph Max Reinhardt, Franz Molnar, Arthur Schnitztler, Egon Erwin Kisch, Karl Kraus, Egon Friedell, Jura Soyfer, Berthold Viertel, Leo Perutz, Elis Canetti, Sir Karl Popper, Vicky Baum, Freidrich Torberg, Hilde Spiel back to EXT opera house 0:16:10-0:16:48>>>interview Arik Brauer painter/musician / architect with voice over, CU on art 0:16:48-0:17:49>>>intercut Jewish guitar playing in cafe with grave yard 0:17:49-0:18:22>>>b&w photograph of Sigmund Freud, name placard, blurry office door opening BW photo of office, cobblestones 0:18:22-0:19:35>>>painting of country side, peasants, by Isadore Kauffman, portrait, various paintings, chess players, boy reading, rabbi and detail, boy reciting prayers, intercut with fiddle and cello, painting of Jewish life, various black and white photograph of town overlay violin and cello player 0:19:35-0:19:52>>>Karl Luegger, mayor of Vienna portrait, detail cartoon intercut with printing press 0:19:52-0:20:21>>>painting of colorful market place with photograph of Theodore Hertzl, cello players, drawing of Hertzl, caricature of Hertzl in Jerusalem 0:20:21-0:20:53>>>archival footage of horses charging, men with guns, explosions, tanks, dead man, trenches, archival historical WWI footage 0:20:53-0:21:14>>>various BW photograph of orthodox Jewish men in street and caricature of Jew with hammer and sickle, anti-Semitic propaganda 0:21:14-0:21:42>>>archival footage of Nazi march planes overhead raised arm, young boy, flags, car Parade, Hitler in car, rally, throngs, swastika confetti, Hitler speaking 0:21:42-0:22:07>>>Herbert Lederer actor portraying Hitler on stage overlay archival marching 0:22:07-0:22:30>>>BW archival footage man with anti Semitic sign in German, painting Jewish star on cafe windows, soldiers posting signs, Nazis pushing civilians, old man with Jewish star, workers in street - Jewish ghetto 0:22:30-0:22:40>>>BW waves, men on the pier, steam ships 0:22:40-0:23:34>>>intercut modern singers, Topsy & Hi Frankel w/ guitars in Hebrew, with BW photos of immigrants on boats, cityscapes, overlay artists and intellectuals over cityscape, ZOOM IN on woman photo, various city stills 0:23:34-0:24:24>>>Stills of actors, musicians and entertainers: Robert Stolz, Ralph Benatzky, Edmun Eysler, Emmerich Kalman, Ernst Krenek, Alexander von Zemlinsky, Helene Weigel, Gustav Pick, Leo Fall, Paul Abraham, Louis Treumann, Josef Schmidt, Richard Tauber, Hans Jaray, Elisabeth Bergner, Fritz Kortner, Adolf Wohlbruck, Oskar Karlweis, Maria Jeritza 0:24:24-0:24:48>>>BW shots of architects, time magazine: Richard Neutra, Victor Gruen, Josef Frank, Friedrich Kiesler, shots of architecture, cobblestones 0:24:48-0:26:10>>>modern synagogue with cantor, various synagogues intercut with BW book burning, fires, deportation of Jews, families, trains, Nazis, ovens, camps, bulldozing dead bodies, concentration camp footage 0:26:10-0:27:02>>>extreme cu of older Jewish people speaking about their families, intercut with children walking in Auschwitz, people in beds, barbed wire, ECU hands in prayer, young boy 0:27:02-0:27:19>>>Rabbi speaking, cobblestones 0:27:19-0:27:43>>>tracking in on memorial by Alfred Herdlichers, low angle names craved in stone 0:27:43-0:29:18>>>Shots of plaque, certificate to Simon Wiesenthal, BW photo, Simon speaking 0:29:18-0:30:05>>>shot of modern building, Ã’zwi Perez Chajes Schule BW photos, Hebrew teacher w/ students, 0:30:05-0:30:35>>>kids swinging playing Gameboy, sandbox, basketball, soccer, with cobblestones 0:30:35-0:32:29>>>man turning on theater light, playbills, film montage, production, actors, Leon Askin actor and director intercut with production stills including Fritz Long director of Metropolis, Billy Wilder play bills and Marilyn Monroe 0:32:29-0:33:14>>>BW entertainment with games clips, ventriloquist doll shot of miniature train trains various shots of old amusement park tills of Fritz Heller, Karl Farkas, Gerhard Bronner, Andre Heller, Peter Wehle, Fritz Grunbaum 0:33:14-0:34:21>>>modern painted buildings, architectural detail of paintings, various shots of architectural model, with interview with Arik Buaer in studio, modern architecture detail intercut with man with guitar and construction of buildings 0:34:24-0:35:02>>>Jewish museum in Vienna with BW still of street, opening door of cafe, various shots of art in museum 0:35:02-0:35:41>>>Teddy Kollek long time lord mayor of Jerusalem speaking at podium with voice over with various shots of audience listening 0:35:41-0:36:09>>>traditional Jewish art work, modern artwork, putting up mezuzah in museum 0:36:09-0:36:08>>>Jewish family singing with guitar on Shabbat, wedding, horah dancing, Rabbi in office 0:36:08-0:38:07>>>Chaim Eiserberg, Chief Rabbi, interview in office with voice over intercut with still of orthodox men, painting of rabbi and family at Shabbat 0:38:07-0:39:21>>>people at Jewish street, various shots, performer, food, youth, Sandra Kreisler singing, man with camcorder, 0:39:21-0:39:58>>>Leon Pollack and Ensemble Klezmer intercut with street festival and audience various cu or performers and audience 0:39:58-0:41:29>>>

RAY BRADBURY IS ASKED ABOUT "METROPOLIS" AND "FLASH GORDON", TALKS ABOUT "MELIUS" AND FRITZ LANGE'S "METROPOLIS" AND GEORGE PAL, TIMELINE OF SCIENCE FICTION IN FILM. "FROM CONSTRUCTION CAME CONSTRUCTION AND CREATIVITY"

COLOR PRINT (OPT TRACK)CS ABC SCIENCE EDITOR JULES BERGMAN HOSTS A SHOW ABOUT COMPUTERS CALLED, "ON THE SIDE OF MAN", ON A SERIES CALLED, "WHAT ABOUT TOMORROW"? CR:171. VARIOUS SCENES FROM THE SILENT FILM, "METROPOLIS" DIRECTED BY FRITZ LANG. VS WORKERS CONSTRUCT A CAR AT A FORD AUTOMOBILE PALNT IN THE 1920'S. COLOR. THE SATURN 5 ROCKET IS LAUNCHED. INT. VS STUDENTS AND TEACHERS WORK WITH COMPUTERS AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (MIT) INTV/W A MIT PROFESSOR ABOUT COMPUTERS. MORE SHOTS OF STUDENTS TEACHERS, AND LARGE COMPUTERS. CR:449. TWO TECHNICIANS PROGRAM A COMPUTER TO IMPROVE ITS PRONOUNCIATION AT BELL LABORATORIES. INTV/W A COMPUTER EXPERT ABOUT HUMANIZING COMPUTERS. CHILDREN PLAY WITH COMPUTER TOYS. BERGMAN MAKES CLOSING STATEMENTS. CI: BUILDINGS: FACTORIES, AUTOMOBILE. SPACE: SATURN 5 LAUNCHINGS. EDUCATION: CLASSROOMS. MACHINES: COMPUTERS.

A man appears to jump up and get his head stuck in a large film-studio light. He then appears to be super-charged with electricity: sparks fly out from his body, and orbiting rays of light spin around him like in the film Metropolis by Fritz Lang. He finally grabs the light and pushes himself free.

RAY HARRYHAUSEN CONTINUES COMMENTS ABOUT GEORGE PAL AND SHORT FILMS AND FEATURE FILMS. THEY WERE NOT ABLE TO WORK ON A FEATURE TOGETHER, MENTIONS "DESTINATION MOON" AND SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY FILMS. MENTIONS FRITZ LANG AND "METROPOLIS" AND "DELUGE" AND "STAR WARS". TALKS ABOUT THE VIOLENT MOVIES OF TODAY, MENTIONS HIS "SINBAD"

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NAME: ARG METROPOLIS 20080704E TAPE: EF08/0688 IN_TIME: 10:28:43:19 DURATION: 00:02:39:06 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Buenos Aires, 4 July 2008 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST 1. Wide of Museum exterior 2. Wide of news conference 3. SOUNDEBITE: (Spanish) Hernan Lombardi, Buenos Aires Minister of Culture: ""Metropolis" was in the Museum of Cinema in Buenos Aires, as you know - and as Paula (the museum's director) is going to tell us, the copy (of the film) that came to Buenos Aires at the end of 1920s wasn't the same copy that was sold on the international market and in the US. This copy preserved some additional original scenes, material that was lost over time in the rest of the world but was found in Buenos Aires." 4. Various scenes taken from the lost footage 5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Paula Felix-Didier, Director of Buenos Aires' Museum of Cinema: ""Metropolis" was a movie released in Germany 1926 and in Buenos Aires in 1928. The distribution company, Terra, which released the movie in Buenos Aires, brought the original 1926 copy from Germany so Buenos Aires had the same copy that was released in Germany in 1926.... 1927 really." 6. Scenes taken from the lost footage 7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Paula Felix-Didier, Director of Buenos Aires' Museum of Cinema: "I sent an email to Enno Patalas (film historian), to the Murnau Foundation who now own the movie rights. I sent mails to German cinema institute. And they didn't believe me because they have had lots of emails from people saying they had found Metropolis. Why would people in Buenos Aires have found it?" 8. Various of journalists sitting in news conference 9. Scenes taken from the lost footage LOST SCENES OF 'METROPOLIS' FOUND IN ARGENTINA Lost scenes from the sci-fi classic "Metropolis," recently discovered in the archives of a Buenos Aires museum, were shown to journalists for the first time in decades on Thursday. A long-lost original cut of the 1927 silent film sat for 80 years in a private collection and then in the Museum of Cinema in Buenos Aires, where it was discovered in April with scratched images that hadn't been seen before. Museum director Paula Felix-Didier said theirs is the only copy of German director Fritz Lang's complete film. "Metropolis," written by Lang and his actress wife Thea von Harbou, depicts a 21st century world divided between a class of underworld workers and the "thinkers" above who control them. Soon after its initial release at the height of Germany's Weimar Republic, distributors cut Lang's three-and-a-half-hour masterpiece into the shorter version since viewed by millions worldwide. But a private collector carried an original version to Argentina in 1928, where it has stayed, Felix-Didier said. "The distribution company, Terra, which released the movie in Buenos Aires, brought the original 1926 copy from Germany so Buenos Aires had the same copy that was released in Germany in 1926.... 1927 really," she told reporters during a news conference at the museum. In the 1980s, Argentine film fanatic Fernando Pena heard about a man who had propped up a broken projector for "hours" to screen "Metropolis" in the 1960s. But the version of the film he knew was only one-and-a-half hours long. For years, he begged Buenos Aires' museum to check their archives for the man's longer version. This year, museum researchers finally agreed and in April uncovered the reels in the museum's archive. In June, Felix-Didier then flew with a DVD to the Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Foundation in Wiesbaden, Germany, which owns the rights to "Metropolis." "I sent an email to Enno Patalas (film historian), to the Murnau Foundation who now own the movie rights. I sent mails to German cinema institute. And they didn't believe me because they have had lots of emails from people saying they had found Metropolis. Why would people in Buenos Aires have found it?" said Felix-Didier. Researchers there confirmed that the scenes were original. News of the find excited film enthusiasts worldwide. "Metropolis" was reissued in the US in 2002 by Kino International Corporation, which owns the rights to distribute the film domestically, Kino's general manager Gary Palmucci said. Kino may re-release the new, complete version of the film, although Palmucci said it is too soon for details. Meanwhile, Buenos Aires' Museum of Cinema is holding its treasure tight.

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COLOR PRINT 941' OPT (FTG CKED 09/05 PRINT INTACT / SLIGHT FADING) CS ABC SCIENCE EDITOR JULES BERGMAN HOSTS A SHOW ABOUT COMPUTERS CALLED, "ON THE SIDE OF MAN", ON A SERIES CALLED, "WHAT ABOUT TOMORROW"? CR:171. VARIOUS SCENES FROM THE SILENT FILM, "METROPOLIS" DIRECTED BY FRITZ LANG. VS WORKERS CONSTRUCT A CAR AT A FORD AUTOMOBILE PLANT IN THE 1920'S. COLOR. THE SATURN 5 ROCKET IS LAUNCHED. INTS VS STUDENTS AND TEACHERS WORK WITH COMPUTERS AT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (MIT) INTV/W A MIT PROFESSOR ABOUT COMPUTERS. MORE SHOTS OF STUDENTS TEACHERS, AND LARGE COMPUTERS. CR:449. TWO TECHNICIANS PROGRAM A COMPUTER TO IMPROVE ITS PRONOUNCIATION AT BELL LABORATORIES. INTV/W A COMPUTER EXPERT ABOUT HUMANIZING COMPUTERS. CHILDREN PLAY WITH COMPUTER TOYS. BERGMAN MAKES CLOSING STATEMENTS. CI: BUILDINGS: FACTORIES, AUTOMOBILE. SPACE: SATURN 5 LAUNCHINGS. EDUCATION: CLASSROOMS. MACHINES: COMPUTERS.

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NOTES: COL PRINT LOCATION: PARIS TITLE: CHOMBERT FURS SERVICED DATE: 08/03/78 NO: LNC 95348 DATE SHOT: 08/01/78 LENGTH: 93FT SECONDS: 2:30 SOUND: MUTE DATE OF ARRIVAL: FILM SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF AUTUMN-WINTER FUR COLLECTION BY CHOMBERT OF PARIS LEAD IN: OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS, THE USE OF FURS HAS BEEN STEADILY MODERNISED BY THE FASHION INDUSTRY. ADVANCES IN CRAFTSMANSHIP HAVE ENABLED TODAY'S FURRIERS TO WORK WITH FURS WITH A DEGREE OF THE SAME FREEDOM THEY WOULD HAVE WORKING IN CLOTH. THE AUTUMN-WINTER COLLECTION OF CHOMBERT OF PARIS IS FASHIONED ALONG THE LINES OF CLOTH. THE LINES ARE SOFT, WITH AMPLE USE OF LONG ENVELOPPING CARDIGANS AND SHORT, BUTTONLESS JACKETS (PALETOTS FRONCES). FEET R/SECS 9 14 MS MODEL IN BLACK COAT(2) 24 38 MS SHOWS LINING OF COAT 34 54 MS MODEL IN WHITE COAT WITH SAILOR 55 1:24 MS MODEL IN FUR DRESS (3 SHOTS) 56 1:30 MS CHOMBERT SIGN OUTSIDE SHOP 67 1:47 MS CALF-LENGTH COAT 75 2:00 MS TWO MODELS IN JACKETS (2 SHOTS) 93 2:30 MS MODEL IN FUR CARDIGAN COMMENTARY: HERE, FOR EXAMPLE, IS A REVERSABLE COAT, RATHER TRADITIONAL ON THE OUTSIDE, BUT LINED WITH A "BREITSCHWANTZ" IN PADDED SILK. ANOTHER COAT IN MINK, THIS TIME IN WHITE MINK, WITH A SAILOR'S COLLAR. THIS OFF THE SHOULDER DRESS IS ALSO MINK, FEATURING AN ALLURING SLIT UP THE SIDE. IT IS DRAWN AT THE SHOULDER WITH TASSLES. CHOMBERT IS LOOKING TO THE PAST, SET FREE TO BORROW FROM SOME OF THE CLASSIC DESIGNS OF YESTERYEAR BY THE MODERN ADVANCES IN FUR WORKING. THIS CALF-LENGTH DRESS IN GREY ASTRAKAN ALSO FEATURES A DOUBLE-BELT AND SHOULDER EPAULETTES. ALSO LOOKING BACKWARD ARE THESE FUR JACKETS, IN THE LINED STYLE SO POPULAR YEARS AGO. THE LEATHER PANTS, AND THE DANGLING FRINGE, ADD AN UP-TO-DATE NOTE, HOWEVER, AND THE HEADGEAR ADDS A TOUCH OF EXPRESSIONISTIC STYLE REMINISCENT OF FRITZ LANG'S METROPOLIS. THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE COLLECTION IS THIS FUR CARDIGAN, WITH MATCHING CAP, STYLED AS IF IT WERE HEAVY WOOL. CERTAINLY AN UNDERSTATED LOOK, ONE THAT STANDS IN SHARP CONTRAST TO THE OFTEN OSTENTATIOUS USE OF TRADITIONAL FUR DESIGNS.

Cityscape of Montreal. Outdoor shots of Montreal in the wintertime.

TAPE: EF01/0673 IN_TIME: 13:37:27 DURATION: 1:43 SOURCES: LNN RESTRICTIONS: No Access UK DATELINE: London 19/9/01 SHOTLIST 1. Whip pan from London Film festival Poster 2. c.u Robert Altman 3. caw photographers 4. sot Robert Altman: " As I understand it they have already pulled about five or six films that were hundred million dollar films. It all had to do with this idiotic kind of films they make of even comedies of blowing up planes and Spider-Man holding the twin towers together. I mean those films I hope are never shown, but the kinds of films that I think the real film makers make won't be affected. And I think this might help us take the movies away from the 12 and 13 year old audience, and hit a more adult and sober audience ... they go more. When times are bad that is when the showbusiness flourishes, because it is relatively inexpensive entertainment and it gets people out in the public again. And I think that barring holocaust many of these films, I think films will stand, will not be affected by this at all. " ALTMAN HERALDS DEMISE OF THE BLOCKBUSTER Acclaimed US director ROBERT ALTMAN reckons the best films won't be affected by Hollywood's reaction to last week's tragic events in America. As studios turn away from blockbusters that rely on dramatic explosions to keep the action going, the 76 year old director of 'M.A.S.H.', 'Nashville', 'The Player', and 'Short Cuts' says 'real filmmakers' won't be affected. He added the reaction might help take emphasis away from films that pander to 12 and 13 year old fans, looking instead towards a more mature audience. Altman added the film industry in general is likely to thrive as other businesses face the repercussions of the atrocities: "When times are bad that is when the show business flourishes, because it is relatively inexpensive entertainment and it gets people out in the public again. And I think that barring holocaust many of these films, I think films will stand, will not be affected by this at all. " Altman was speaking at the press launch of this year's London Film Festival, which included a photocall to promote his latest film 'GOSFORD PARK'. The movie will have its world premiere at the festival's opening gala night on November 7th. 'Gosford Park' stars Kelly Macdonald ('Trainspotting') and Emily Watson ('Angela's Ashes') alongside an ensemble cast brimming with British talent, including Dame Maggie Smith, Sir Michael Gambon, Kristin Scott Thomas, Richard E Grant, Derek Jacobi, and Jeremy Northam. The festival will close on November 22nd with the European premiere of Iain Softley's 'K-Pax.' The film stars Kevin Spacey as a psychiatric patient who believes himself to be an alien, and Jeff Bridges is the doctor who takes on his case. In all the festival is is screening some 170 features and nearly 100 short films at an overall cost for the Festival of £1.6 million (dlrs 2.33 million). The line-up features Hollywood fare but is also especially strong on the latest offerings from Britain and France, while a 'Treasures from the Archives' section will include freshly restored prints of such films as Peter Fonda's 'The Hired Hand' and Fritz Lang's 1927 classic 'Metropolis.' The festival is pushing ahead despite being touched by last week's attacks in New York and Washington, the effects of which continue to ripple through industry. The event's principal sponsor, Regus, a British company specializing in instant offices and business centers, and an additional sponsor, Morgan Stanley, were among the firms that suffered losses in last week's attacks on the World Trade Center. A third sponsor, American Airlines, has been reeling along with the rest of the aviation industry from the impact of terrorism and an economic downturn. However, festival director Adrian Wootton said support from sponsors is holding firm. He also still expects stars such as Martin Sheen and Bruce Willis to keep their commitments to travel to London to accompany screenings of 'Apocalypse Now Redux' and 'Bandits' respectively. Peter Fonda is due in, too, for 'The Hired Hand.' "People want to show their commitment," said Wootton. "As far as we're concerned, they're coming over."

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Cityscape of Montreal. Outdoor shots of Montreal in the wintertime.

Urban winter time lapse of Montreal down town at night