WOMEN SAY "PURPLE" PASSIONATELY

STUDENTS AND TEACHERS SPEAK ABOUT KOREY STRINGER'S VOLUNTEER WORK, AND WHAT HE TAUGHT THEM.

Passion flower (Passiflora sp.) reproductive parts, time-lapse footage.

TAPE: EF03/0549 IN_TIME: 14:34:43 DURATION: 5:00 SOURCES: APTN/Focus Features/Les Films de la Boissiere/Warner Bros RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film clips without clearance DATELINE: May 2003, Cannes SHOTLIST Focus Features 1. Film clip - 'Swimming Pool' APTN - Cannes 2003 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." 3. Cannes steps 'La Petite Lili' Les Films de la Boissiere 4. Film clip - 'La Petite Lili' APTN - Cannes 2003 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." 6. 'Swimming Pool' steps 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''France is one of the best countries to live in and I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by the American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." 8. 'Purple Butterfly' steps 9. Film clip - 'Purple Butterfly' APTN - Cannes 2003 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Zhang Ziyi: "With this character, she's somebody who's had a lot of pressure on her and she's confused. She has a lot of things to express but she has to hide it, she has to keep it in herself, for her this is a very big challenge." Warner Bros 11. Trailer clip - 'Terminator 3' APTN - Cannes 2003 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Kristanna Loken: "Well, it was an audition like anything else that my agent set me up with and I got lucky. I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 13. Photo call 'Pride and Prejudice' with Aishwarya Rai RISING STARS OF INTERNATIONAL FILM The critics may have judged Cannes 2003 a lacklustre affair but it marked a coming of age for the young actresses LUDIVINE SAGNIER, ZHANG ZIYI and KRISTANNA LOKEN who have emerged as three of the most promising actresses of a generation, each on the brink of stardom. With two films at this year's festival, Francois Ozon's raunchy 'Swimming Pool' and Claude Miller's 'La Petite Lili', French actress Ludivine Sagnier, 25, is a rising star of French cinema. And with a starring role as Tiinkerbell in the forthcoming Hollywood version of 'Peter Pan', the blonde bombshell looks set to go global. In 'Swimming Pool' Sagnier plays Julie, a young girl whose aggressive sexuality upsets the peaceful retreat of a frustrated English crime writer (Charlotte Rampling). Julie re-awakens desire in the older woman, and offered Sagnier her first 'grown up' role. Famous for playing young girls and, in a previous collaboration with Ozon, a tomboy in '8 Women', Julie required Sagnier to develop both her body and her own sexual bravado. Working with a veteran such as Charlotte Rampling also gave her a chance to grow as an actress: "As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." America will soon get a taste of Ludivine when a live action version of Peter Pan is released next year. ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." Ludivine also appeared in the second Cannes competition entry, playing the central role Lili in 'La Petit Lili', Claude Miller's existential comedy based on Anton Chekov's 'The Seagull'. Transposed from 19th Century Russia to a villa in 21st century France, Lili is a young girl caught in a love triangle with a young film director, who loves her, and an older one who she's fascinated by. Years later, Lili has become an actress living in Paris who discovers the young film maker is making his first film about their summer together. While she's happy to work in America, she can't deny her European roots: "I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." Like Sagnier, Zhang Ziyi is a rising star in Asia who's also about to go global. At Cannes with the epic 'Purple Butterfly', Ziyi is a young actress who has starred in some of the region's biggest hits, including the blockbuster 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'. Ziyi takes on her first lead role as the resistance fighter Ding Hui in the Japanese occupation drama 'Purple Butterfly'. The films title is the name of Ding's underground organization, but her work as an activist brings her once into contact with her former Japanese lover, who's working for the head of the Japanese secret service. But it is in her role as Moon in the forthcoming action-packed timeless epic saga 'Hero' that is likely to propel her to world-wide acclaim. As well as being a recognized talent, Ziyi is also a pretty face. She's a constant feature of sexiest polls in Asian magazines and, having been the face of Tag watches, Visa and Pantene, she's also a successful model. Kristanna Loken is another model-turned-actress whose starring role opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger as the deadly robot in 'Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines' is set to make her a household name. Encouraged by her mother, a former model, Loken landed her first modeling contract at the tender age of 15 and went on to do some minor roles in US TV series. But neither that nor the string of featuring roles in the B-movies that followed suggested she would suddenly find herself at the forefront of what will be one of the year's biggest global movies. For Loken though, it was all about having an affinity with her character; a heartless, robotic, cold-blooded killer from the future to wipe out mankind. "I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 'Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines' is released in America on 30th June 2003 and around the world through the rest of the summer. Zhang Ziyi can be seen in 'Hero' (also known as 'Ying Xiong'), which has been released in Asia and much of Europe and hits American screens in November 2003. Sagnier will be in the 'Swimming Pool' in the USA from July, in Germany during August and the Netherlands in September 2003. CLEARANCE DETAILS "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" Warner Bros 818 977 6278 "Purple Butterfly" "Swimming Pool" Focus Features "La Petite Lili" Les Films de la Boissiere

TAPE: EF03/0549 IN_TIME: 14:34:43 DURATION: 5:00 SOURCES: APTN/Focus Features/Les Films de la Boissiere/Warner Bros RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film clips without clearance DATELINE: May 2003, Cannes SHOTLIST Focus Features 1. Film clip - 'Swimming Pool' APTN - Cannes 2003 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." 3. Cannes steps 'La Petite Lili' Les Films de la Boissiere 4. Film clip - 'La Petite Lili' APTN - Cannes 2003 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." 6. 'Swimming Pool' steps 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''France is one of the best countries to live in and I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by the American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." 8. 'Purple Butterfly' steps 9. Film clip - 'Purple Butterfly' APTN - Cannes 2003 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Zhang Ziyi: "With this character, she's somebody who's had a lot of pressure on her and she's confused. She has a lot of things to express but she has to hide it, she has to keep it in herself, for her this is a very big challenge." Warner Bros 11. Trailer clip - 'Terminator 3' APTN - Cannes 2003 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Kristanna Loken: "Well, it was an audition like anything else that my agent set me up with and I got lucky. I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 13. Photo call 'Pride and Prejudice' with Aishwarya Rai RISING STARS OF INTERNATIONAL FILM The critics may have judged Cannes 2003 a lacklustre affair but it marked a coming of age for the young actresses LUDIVINE SAGNIER, ZHANG ZIYI and KRISTANNA LOKEN who have emerged as three of the most promising actresses of a generation, each on the brink of stardom. With two films at this year's festival, Francois Ozon's raunchy 'Swimming Pool' and Claude Miller's 'La Petite Lili', French actress Ludivine Sagnier, 25, is a rising star of French cinema. And with a starring role as Tiinkerbell in the forthcoming Hollywood version of 'Peter Pan', the blonde bombshell looks set to go global. In 'Swimming Pool' Sagnier plays Julie, a young girl whose aggressive sexuality upsets the peaceful retreat of a frustrated English crime writer (Charlotte Rampling). Julie re-awakens desire in the older woman, and offered Sagnier her first 'grown up' role. Famous for playing young girls and, in a previous collaboration with Ozon, a tomboy in '8 Women', Julie required Sagnier to develop both her body and her own sexual bravado. Working with a veteran such as Charlotte Rampling also gave her a chance to grow as an actress: "As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." America will soon get a taste of Ludivine when a live action version of Peter Pan is released next year. ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." Ludivine also appeared in the second Cannes competition entry, playing the central role Lili in 'La Petit Lili', Claude Miller's existential comedy based on Anton Chekov's 'The Seagull'. Transposed from 19th Century Russia to a villa in 21st century France, Lili is a young girl caught in a love triangle with a young film director, who loves her, and an older one who she's fascinated by. Years later, Lili has become an actress living in Paris who discovers the young film maker is making his first film about their summer together. While she's happy to work in America, she can't deny her European roots: "I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." Like Sagnier, Zhang Ziyi is a rising star in Asia who's also about to go global. At Cannes with the epic 'Purple Butterfly', Ziyi is a young actress who has starred in some of the region's biggest hits, including the blockbuster 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'. Ziyi takes on her first lead role as the resistance fighter Ding Hui in the Japanese occupation drama 'Purple Butterfly'. The films title is the name of Ding's underground organization, but her work as an activist brings her once into contact with her former Japanese lover, who's working for the head of the Japanese secret service. But it is in her role as Moon in the forthcoming action-packed timeless epic saga 'Hero' that is likely to propel her to world-wide acclaim. As well as being a recognized talent, Ziyi is also a pretty face. She's a constant feature of sexiest polls in Asian magazines and, having been the face of Tag watches, Visa and Pantene, she's also a successful model. Kristanna Loken is another model-turned-actress whose starring role opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger as the deadly robot in 'Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines' is set to make her a household name. Encouraged by her mother, a former model, Loken landed her first modeling contract at the tender age of 15 and went on to do some minor roles in US TV series. But neither that nor the string of featuring roles in the B-movies that followed suggested she would suddenly find herself at the forefront of what will be one of the year's biggest global movies. For Loken though, it was all about having an affinity with her character; a heartless, robotic, cold-blooded killer from the future to wipe out mankind. "I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 'Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines' is released in America on 30th June 2003 and around the world through the rest of the summer. Zhang Ziyi can be seen in 'Hero' (also known as 'Ying Xiong'), which has been released in Asia and much of Europe and hits American screens in November 2003. Sagnier will be in the 'Swimming Pool' in the USA from July, in Germany during August and the Netherlands in September 2003. CLEARANCE DETAILS "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" Warner Bros 818 977 6278 "Purple Butterfly" "Swimming Pool" Focus Features "La Petite Lili" Les Films de la Boissiere

PURPLE PASSION FLOWER BLOOMS, TIME LAPSED

FEATURE ON MONARCH BUTTERFLIES.

Passion flower (Passiflora sp.) reproductive parts, time-lapse footage.

INTERVIEW: Bryan Adams 12:34 This Side of Paradise Pete Fornatale 13:07 Bryan Adams and a live version of this Side of Paradise from his latest CD room service on mixed bag radio. Bryan is actually here with us today to talk about not one but two current projects, the musical one that I just mentioned. But Brian, let's start with the non music one, which is a book, a photographic essay actually called American women. Bryan Adams 13:29 That's correct. Yeah. Pete Fornatale 13:30 Tell me a little bit about how it came about? Bryan Adams 13:32 Well, it's actually a collaboration with Calvin Klein. And it's sort of a one of a trilogy of books I've done in support of breast cancer because it's, it's a tribute to a friend of mine who passed away back in the 90s. And I did a book as a tribute to her in Canada called made in Canada. And the project seems to have kept going and going and going. And we've raised a lot of money over the years from from doing these books. And so I've continued in that spirit with with my friend Donna as the muse. Pete Fornatale 14:05 Oh, that's lovely. Bryan Adams 14:06 Yeah. Pete Fornatale 14:07 Tell me who some of the American women are and what the experience was like photographing with them. Bryan Adams 14:11 Well, there's a lot of people there's 90 Something portraits in the book and all the proceeds go to the Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital in New York City. And there's everybody from Hillary Clinton to Hillary Swank and, and Brittany Murphy to you know, Katie Couric has a lot of people here Pete Fornatale 14:31 who's the one that got away? Bryan Adams 14:33 Oh, they all got away. Pete Fornatale 14:36 I noticed in some of your in one of your interviews, you mentioned that you were in the hunt for Oprah did that work out? Bryan Adams 14:43 No, I never got Oprah and I would love to have had her on and I would still like to have her support the book in some way. Pete Fornatale 14:50 Volume 2 Bryan Adams 14:52 maybe Pete Fornatale 14:52 music is a passion photography as a passion. Are they equal passions? Bryan Adams 14:57 Well, I don't think anything will fit the shoes of make He records in music that this there's this, they're just the shoes are too big and they're too well worn, you know. And so I, I do this as sort of a way of diverting my creative energy. Instead of making records and touring all the time, I try and do something else just to give my brain a break. And photography seems to be the ultimate way of doing that for me Pete Fornatale 15:21 any any formal training. Bryan Adams 15:23 Zero, I have zero formal training in anything, and probably going to have to keep it that way. Pete Fornatale 15:29 You don't want to spoil it. No. No, that that makes eminent eminent sense to me. Are there any parallels between the two means of artistic expression? Bryan Adams 15:43 Only from the sense that perhaps the both of them start with nothing? You know, you know, I mean, they both have blank canvas when you start, that's the only thing parallel I could really, you know, give you but, you know, the process of producing a song is as equally as complicated as it is to produce a photograph. So, a good one that is, Pete Fornatale 16:06 I know exactly what you're talking about when I have an idea for a show. And I'm staring at a blank page. Yeah, no, it's just that moment of panic. You know, can you go to the well, again, can you do it again? And then all of a sudden, what you mentioned the word Muse before or, you know, something in the atmosphere. All of a sudden, the pages, the pages filled up, and you've got some incredible stuff? That's, that's the joy. I think that is the joy. More than anything. Bryan Adams 16:35 Yeah, it is. Absolutely. Pete Fornatale 16:37 And then when, when people like it, that's not bad, either. It helps. And you certainly had that happen many times over? Bryan Adams 16:45 Yeah, occasionally got lucky. Yeah. Pete Fornatale 16:47 As I mentioned earlier, the latest album is called room service. And without even knowing anything about your past is the obvious connection to your life as a road warrior, which you have been since day one. Has that experience of traveling on the road changed for you in that last quarter century? Bryan Adams 17:10 Well, only the the selection of songs is perhaps slightly more you know, I've got a I've got an arsenal of songs to play. So when he started out, when I started out 20 years ago, the certainly wasn't the the setlist as it is today. Pete Fornatale 17:28 Even the way this record was recorded is different from what you've done in the past. Can you tell us a little bit about that? Bryan Adams 17:35 Sure. The, the album was recorded unconventionally, because of the way technology is today, it's so simple to record. We just packed up a little computer and took it on tour and 90% of the album was recorded in hotel rooms and backstage, which was a great creative relief for me, because, you know, being on tour is fine. But the 22 hours that you're not playing, and just you're traveling or sitting in hotels is much prefer to find something that you know, to do creatively. And so this was a great outlet. So I spent a lot of time setting on the SAT around the hotel, just working on songs. Pete Fornatale 18:15 You know, the irony of what you're saying is that we are recording this in a legendary New York recording studio now hold the Hit Factory, which isn't here anymore, because of those new methods of technology. It is a changing business that you find yourself in, isn't it? Both in the way but good thing? Bryan Adams 18:34 That's a good thing? Yeah. Yeah. Pete Fornatale 18:36 In what ways do you feel it's better? Bryan Adams 18:38 Well I think it's good to keep the goalposts moving the you know, the the advent of digital technology. I knew it was going to change everything back in the 80s. When people brought out CDs, he you know, the sound quality was better. I mean, arguably, some people still feel vinyls better. But, you know, from my, you know, limited ear threshold, you know, I always thought the DVD, the DVD of the CD sounded better so and, you know, it was inevitable that things are going to change and it has, it's, it's going to keep changing, I reckon. Pete Fornatale 19:14 I tried to think of other albums that might have been recorded in this fashion and Jackson Browns came to mind. Bryan Adams 19:22 There's a lot of live albums that have been recorded, you know, on tour on the road. Yeah. But I don't know if there's a lot of them been done in hotels. I mean, the only only album I can think of that's been actually done completely in a hotel was Deep Purple's machine head. Yeah, because Jackson's record was recorded live. I mean, well, there was some you know what I'm thinking I think there are there are some stuff on a bus and some other things. Yeah, when his record but Pete Fornatale 19:50 you also wrote the songs in that fashion. That's obviously a different way of writing songs for an album. Can you explain what some of the differences This might be Bryan Adams 20:00 well, you know, I mean, songwriting just for me is I had sort of just locked myself up and go somewhere. And you know, there's no place better to do that than a hotel. Really? Pete Fornatale 20:14 Are you disciplined writer? Somebody's a discipline. Was it what felt good, Bryan Adams 20:21 I have to have to discipline about it. Because the if I was to, if I was to just stay at home and work, which I don't, the phone would be ringing, there'd be too many distractions, I have to literally go away somewhere. Pete Fornatale 20:34 It's interesting to get all of the different perspectives, Paul Simon told me that he literally it's almost like office hours, gets up at eight, writes till noon, breaks for lunch, finish it and then gets back does all the writing at home, and then goes off to work it out in the studio. Bryan Adams 20:53 I'm not surprised. Pete Fornatale 20:54 Yeah. But this this process seems like a very alive way of doing an album Bryan Adams 21:02 what's also the inspiration hits, you're just you can just put it down. So but there have been mishaps, I have to say with digital because there was one incident recent instance recently where I lost an entire track. Oh, and we tried to recover it from the hard disk and it just was gone. So I had to go back and record it again. But, you know, luckily, it was only a acoustic guitar and vocal performance, but still, you know, it's annoying because you think you've got a great performance and then you have to write go back and so it's not flawless. You know, it's, you know, and of course I tell this to my friends who are producers and engineers and they go well, I kinda remember the tape you know, it was great when we just put it on tape and it never left you know. So anyway, Pete Fornatale 21:42 we wanted to play something that was representative of the album and the way it was recorded and we were on the same page on what to play first that being the title track room service, what can you tell me about Bryan Adams 21:53 well, I can tell you that it's it was one of the last songs recorded for the record and do you want me to play live for you. So what are you going to play Pete Fornatale 22:05 we're going to we're going to we're going to play any anytime you want to play some of the live that's fine with me Bryan Adams 22:09 No play play it play it play the album version because I think it's indicative of what the album is really about. Um, but it's kind of like you know, turning the peep hole in the door the other way around. So looking into the in looking into the room as opposed to looking out Pete Fornatale 22:24 this is Bryan Adams and the title track from his latest CD room service. Pete Fornatale 22:32 That's room service the title track from Bryan Adams latest CD Pete Fornatale on mixed bag radio. I'll have more with Brian after this. One down two to go. Bryan Adams 22:42 We're not going to be be able to open road because Oh, my harmonica Pete Fornatale 22:46 Is there one of the older things you would play acoustic Bryan Adams 22:49 No, So what else can we do? Pete Fornatale 22:53 What would what would be another choice? Bryan Adams 22:56 Well, I suppose I could probably play it without the harmonica. What the hell I do to bad. Damn. see if this was the old hit factory we could probably find a harmonica. Pete Fornatale 23:11 Did you record here, Bryan? Bryan Adams 23:12 Um, no, I never did. I've been to this. I was at the studio when it was all done up though. I remember being here I visit some brother some brothers Italian brothers on this place.

Passion flower (Passiflora sp.) blooming, time-lapse footage.

TAPE: EF03/0549 IN_TIME: 14:34:43 DURATION: 5:00 SOURCES: APTN/Focus Features/Les Films de la Boissiere/Warner Bros RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film clips without clearance DATELINE: May 2003, Cannes SHOTLIST Focus Features 1. Film clip - 'Swimming Pool' APTN - Cannes 2003 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." 3. Cannes steps 'La Petite Lili' Les Films de la Boissiere 4. Film clip - 'La Petite Lili' APTN - Cannes 2003 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." 6. 'Swimming Pool' steps 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''France is one of the best countries to live in and I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by the American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." 8. 'Purple Butterfly' steps 9. Film clip - 'Purple Butterfly' APTN - Cannes 2003 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Zhang Ziyi: "With this character, she's somebody who's had a lot of pressure on her and she's confused. She has a lot of things to express but she has to hide it, she has to keep it in herself, for her this is a very big challenge." Warner Bros 11. Trailer clip - 'Terminator 3' APTN - Cannes 2003 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Kristanna Loken: "Well, it was an audition like anything else that my agent set me up with and I got lucky. I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 13. Photo call 'Pride and Prejudice' with Aishwarya Rai RISING STARS OF INTERNATIONAL FILM The critics may have judged Cannes 2003 a lacklustre affair but it marked a coming of age for the young actresses LUDIVINE SAGNIER, ZHANG ZIYI and KRISTANNA LOKEN who have emerged as three of the most promising actresses of a generation, each on the brink of stardom. With two films at this year's festival, Francois Ozon's raunchy 'Swimming Pool' and Claude Miller's 'La Petite Lili', French actress Ludivine Sagnier, 25, is a rising star of French cinema. And with a starring role as Tiinkerbell in the forthcoming Hollywood version of 'Peter Pan', the blonde bombshell looks set to go global. In 'Swimming Pool' Sagnier plays Julie, a young girl whose aggressive sexuality upsets the peaceful retreat of a frustrated English crime writer (Charlotte Rampling). Julie re-awakens desire in the older woman, and offered Sagnier her first 'grown up' role. Famous for playing young girls and, in a previous collaboration with Ozon, a tomboy in '8 Women', Julie required Sagnier to develop both her body and her own sexual bravado. Working with a veteran such as Charlotte Rampling also gave her a chance to grow as an actress: "As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." America will soon get a taste of Ludivine when a live action version of Peter Pan is released next year. ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." Ludivine also appeared in the second Cannes competition entry, playing the central role Lili in 'La Petit Lili', Claude Miller's existential comedy based on Anton Chekov's 'The Seagull'. Transposed from 19th Century Russia to a villa in 21st century France, Lili is a young girl caught in a love triangle with a young film director, who loves her, and an older one who she's fascinated by. Years later, Lili has become an actress living in Paris who discovers the young film maker is making his first film about their summer together. While she's happy to work in America, she can't deny her European roots: "I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." Like Sagnier, Zhang Ziyi is a rising star in Asia who's also about to go global. At Cannes with the epic 'Purple Butterfly', Ziyi is a young actress who has starred in some of the region's biggest hits, including the blockbuster 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'. Ziyi takes on her first lead role as the resistance fighter Ding Hui in the Japanese occupation drama 'Purple Butterfly'. The films title is the name of Ding's underground organization, but her work as an activist brings her once into contact with her former Japanese lover, who's working for the head of the Japanese secret service. But it is in her role as Moon in the forthcoming action-packed timeless epic saga 'Hero' that is likely to propel her to world-wide acclaim. As well as being a recognized talent, Ziyi is also a pretty face. She's a constant feature of sexiest polls in Asian magazines and, having been the face of Tag watches, Visa and Pantene, she's also a successful model. Kristanna Loken is another model-turned-actress whose starring role opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger as the deadly robot in 'Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines' is set to make her a household name. Encouraged by her mother, a former model, Loken landed her first modeling contract at the tender age of 15 and went on to do some minor roles in US TV series. But neither that nor the string of featuring roles in the B-movies that followed suggested she would suddenly find herself at the forefront of what will be one of the year's biggest global movies. For Loken though, it was all about having an affinity with her character; a heartless, robotic, cold-blooded killer from the future to wipe out mankind. "I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 'Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines' is released in America on 30th June 2003 and around the world through the rest of the summer. Zhang Ziyi can be seen in 'Hero' (also known as 'Ying Xiong'), which has been released in Asia and much of Europe and hits American screens in November 2003. Sagnier will be in the 'Swimming Pool' in the USA from July, in Germany during August and the Netherlands in September 2003. CLEARANCE DETAILS "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" Warner Bros 818 977 6278 "Purple Butterfly" "Swimming Pool" Focus Features "La Petite Lili" Les Films de la Boissiere

Radio station sponsors "millennium baby sex session." They had couples go to a drive-in theater to make a baby.

Bumblebee (Bombus sp.) gathering nectar on a passion flower (Passiflora sp.).

AS FLORIDIANS START TO THINK ABOUT THE LONG HOT SUMMER AHEAD, ONE TAMPA RESIDENT IS SERIOUS ABOUT WATER CONSERVATION

TAPE: EF03/0549 IN_TIME: 14:34:43 DURATION: 5:00 SOURCES: APTN/Focus Features/Les Films de la Boissiere/Warner Bros RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film clips without clearance DATELINE: May 2003, Cannes SHOTLIST Focus Features 1. Film clip - 'Swimming Pool' APTN - Cannes 2003 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." 3. Cannes steps 'La Petite Lili' Les Films de la Boissiere 4. Film clip - 'La Petite Lili' APTN - Cannes 2003 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." 6. 'Swimming Pool' steps 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''France is one of the best countries to live in and I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by the American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." 8. 'Purple Butterfly' steps 9. Film clip - 'Purple Butterfly' APTN - Cannes 2003 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Zhang Ziyi: "With this character, she's somebody who's had a lot of pressure on her and she's confused. She has a lot of things to express but she has to hide it, she has to keep it in herself, for her this is a very big challenge." Warner Bros 11. Trailer clip - 'Terminator 3' APTN - Cannes 2003 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Kristanna Loken: "Well, it was an audition like anything else that my agent set me up with and I got lucky. I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 13. Photo call 'Pride and Prejudice' with Aishwarya Rai RISING STARS OF INTERNATIONAL FILM The critics may have judged Cannes 2003 a lacklustre affair but it marked a coming of age for the young actresses LUDIVINE SAGNIER, ZHANG ZIYI and KRISTANNA LOKEN who have emerged as three of the most promising actresses of a generation, each on the brink of stardom. With two films at this year's festival, Francois Ozon's raunchy 'Swimming Pool' and Claude Miller's 'La Petite Lili', French actress Ludivine Sagnier, 25, is a rising star of French cinema. And with a starring role as Tiinkerbell in the forthcoming Hollywood version of 'Peter Pan', the blonde bombshell looks set to go global. In 'Swimming Pool' Sagnier plays Julie, a young girl whose aggressive sexuality upsets the peaceful retreat of a frustrated English crime writer (Charlotte Rampling). Julie re-awakens desire in the older woman, and offered Sagnier her first 'grown up' role. Famous for playing young girls and, in a previous collaboration with Ozon, a tomboy in '8 Women', Julie required Sagnier to develop both her body and her own sexual bravado. Working with a veteran such as Charlotte Rampling also gave her a chance to grow as an actress: "As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." America will soon get a taste of Ludivine when a live action version of Peter Pan is released next year. ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." Ludivine also appeared in the second Cannes competition entry, playing the central role Lili in 'La Petit Lili', Claude Miller's existential comedy based on Anton Chekov's 'The Seagull'. Transposed from 19th Century Russia to a villa in 21st century France, Lili is a young girl caught in a love triangle with a young film director, who loves her, and an older one who she's fascinated by. Years later, Lili has become an actress living in Paris who discovers the young film maker is making his first film about their summer together. While she's happy to work in America, she can't deny her European roots: "I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." Like Sagnier, Zhang Ziyi is a rising star in Asia who's also about to go global. At Cannes with the epic 'Purple Butterfly', Ziyi is a young actress who has starred in some of the region's biggest hits, including the blockbuster 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'. Ziyi takes on her first lead role as the resistance fighter Ding Hui in the Japanese occupation drama 'Purple Butterfly'. The films title is the name of Ding's underground organization, but her work as an activist brings her once into contact with her former Japanese lover, who's working for the head of the Japanese secret service. But it is in her role as Moon in the forthcoming action-packed timeless epic saga 'Hero' that is likely to propel her to world-wide acclaim. As well as being a recognized talent, Ziyi is also a pretty face. She's a constant feature of sexiest polls in Asian magazines and, having been the face of Tag watches, Visa and Pantene, she's also a successful model. Kristanna Loken is another model-turned-actress whose starring role opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger as the deadly robot in 'Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines' is set to make her a household name. Encouraged by her mother, a former model, Loken landed her first modeling contract at the tender age of 15 and went on to do some minor roles in US TV series. But neither that nor the string of featuring roles in the B-movies that followed suggested she would suddenly find herself at the forefront of what will be one of the year's biggest global movies. For Loken though, it was all about having an affinity with her character; a heartless, robotic, cold-blooded killer from the future to wipe out mankind. "I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 'Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines' is released in America on 30th June 2003 and around the world through the rest of the summer. Zhang Ziyi can be seen in 'Hero' (also known as 'Ying Xiong'), which has been released in Asia and much of Europe and hits American screens in November 2003. Sagnier will be in the 'Swimming Pool' in the USA from July, in Germany during August and the Netherlands in September 2003. CLEARANCE DETAILS "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" Warner Bros 818 977 6278 "Purple Butterfly" "Swimming Pool" Focus Features "La Petite Lili" Les Films de la Boissiere

TAPE: EF03/0549 IN_TIME: 14:34:43 DURATION: 5:00 SOURCES: APTN/Focus Features/Les Films de la Boissiere/Warner Bros RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film clips without clearance DATELINE: May 2003, Cannes SHOTLIST Focus Features 1. Film clip - 'Swimming Pool' APTN - Cannes 2003 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." 3. Cannes steps 'La Petite Lili' Les Films de la Boissiere 4. Film clip - 'La Petite Lili' APTN - Cannes 2003 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." 6. 'Swimming Pool' steps 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ludivine Sagnier: ''France is one of the best countries to live in and I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by the American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." 8. 'Purple Butterfly' steps 9. Film clip - 'Purple Butterfly' APTN - Cannes 2003 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Zhang Ziyi: "With this character, she's somebody who's had a lot of pressure on her and she's confused. She has a lot of things to express but she has to hide it, she has to keep it in herself, for her this is a very big challenge." Warner Bros 11. Trailer clip - 'Terminator 3' APTN - Cannes 2003 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Kristanna Loken: "Well, it was an audition like anything else that my agent set me up with and I got lucky. I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 13. Photo call 'Pride and Prejudice' with Aishwarya Rai RISING STARS OF INTERNATIONAL FILM The critics may have judged Cannes 2003 a lacklustre affair but it marked a coming of age for the young actresses LUDIVINE SAGNIER, ZHANG ZIYI and KRISTANNA LOKEN who have emerged as three of the most promising actresses of a generation, each on the brink of stardom. With two films at this year's festival, Francois Ozon's raunchy 'Swimming Pool' and Claude Miller's 'La Petite Lili', French actress Ludivine Sagnier, 25, is a rising star of French cinema. And with a starring role as Tiinkerbell in the forthcoming Hollywood version of 'Peter Pan', the blonde bombshell looks set to go global. In 'Swimming Pool' Sagnier plays Julie, a young girl whose aggressive sexuality upsets the peaceful retreat of a frustrated English crime writer (Charlotte Rampling). Julie re-awakens desire in the older woman, and offered Sagnier her first 'grown up' role. Famous for playing young girls and, in a previous collaboration with Ozon, a tomboy in '8 Women', Julie required Sagnier to develop both her body and her own sexual bravado. Working with a veteran such as Charlotte Rampling also gave her a chance to grow as an actress: "As I'm a young actress, a bit naive and a bit too passionate to be strong enough sometimes and I feel sometimes like I'm a sponge and I'm letting myself be absorbed by the character and all that. And Charlotte, with her intelligence, made me understand that sometimes I should let myself suffer that way." America will soon get a taste of Ludivine when a live action version of Peter Pan is released next year. ''It's a wonderful adventure to discover American cinema and American industry in general but especially the story, this fairy tale that, of course, I've been influenced by and I've always dreamt to be a fairy and to be magical and to be able to fly so now my wish has been granted." Ludivine also appeared in the second Cannes competition entry, playing the central role Lili in 'La Petit Lili', Claude Miller's existential comedy based on Anton Chekov's 'The Seagull'. Transposed from 19th Century Russia to a villa in 21st century France, Lili is a young girl caught in a love triangle with a young film director, who loves her, and an older one who she's fascinated by. Years later, Lili has become an actress living in Paris who discovers the young film maker is making his first film about their summer together. While she's happy to work in America, she can't deny her European roots: "I really feel French deep inside of me but that doesn't mean that I'm not interested by American way of working in cinema but I don't know, I still have my roots in Paris." Like Sagnier, Zhang Ziyi is a rising star in Asia who's also about to go global. At Cannes with the epic 'Purple Butterfly', Ziyi is a young actress who has starred in some of the region's biggest hits, including the blockbuster 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'. Ziyi takes on her first lead role as the resistance fighter Ding Hui in the Japanese occupation drama 'Purple Butterfly'. The films title is the name of Ding's underground organization, but her work as an activist brings her once into contact with her former Japanese lover, who's working for the head of the Japanese secret service. But it is in her role as Moon in the forthcoming action-packed timeless epic saga 'Hero' that is likely to propel her to world-wide acclaim. As well as being a recognized talent, Ziyi is also a pretty face. She's a constant feature of sexiest polls in Asian magazines and, having been the face of Tag watches, Visa and Pantene, she's also a successful model. Kristanna Loken is another model-turned-actress whose starring role opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger as the deadly robot in 'Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines' is set to make her a household name. Encouraged by her mother, a former model, Loken landed her first modeling contract at the tender age of 15 and went on to do some minor roles in US TV series. But neither that nor the string of featuring roles in the B-movies that followed suggested she would suddenly find herself at the forefront of what will be one of the year's biggest global movies. For Loken though, it was all about having an affinity with her character; a heartless, robotic, cold-blooded killer from the future to wipe out mankind. "I mean I really felt some kind of connection with the character and felt like it was a real opportunity for me to showcase some of my internal strength that maybe people hadn't really been quite been sure how to identify with before so I didn't let anything get in my way of getting the job." 'Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines' is released in America on 30th June 2003 and around the world through the rest of the summer. Zhang Ziyi can be seen in 'Hero' (also known as 'Ying Xiong'), which has been released in Asia and much of Europe and hits American screens in November 2003. Sagnier will be in the 'Swimming Pool' in the USA from July, in Germany during August and the Netherlands in September 2003. CLEARANCE DETAILS "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" Warner Bros 818 977 6278 "Purple Butterfly" "Swimming Pool" Focus Features "La Petite Lili" Les Films de la Boissiere

AP-APTN-2230: Latam Good Friday Friday, 29 March 2013 STORY:Latam Good Friday- +4:3 Christians mark Good Friday across the region LENGTH: 02:46 FIRST RUN: 2030 RESTRICTIONS: Part No Access Ecuador TYPE: Spanish/Nats SOURCE: AP TELEVISION/Teleamazonas STORY NUMBER: 885442 DATELINE: Various - 29 Mar 2013 LENGTH: 02:46 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY TELEAMAZONAS - NO ACCESS ECUADOR SHOTLIST: AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Lima, Peru ++16:9++ 1. Wide of procession of El Senor de los Milagros (The Lord of Miracles) through the streets of Lima in honour of Good Friday 2. Close of display containing the image of Jesus Christ's crucifixion 3. Wide of crowds observing the procession 4. Mid of Rosa Ruiz observing the procession 5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Rosa Ruiz, Catholic worshipper: "For me it's the greatest thing in life. I love the Lord very much, he has performed great miracles for me." 6. Wide of procession and crowds containing Catholic women dressed in white veils AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Ganthier, Haiti ++16:9++ 7. Wide of faithful at the Calvaire Miracle (Miracle Calvary) hill where thousands of pilgrims go to pray on Good Friday 8. Close of woman's hands containing a candle and a box of matches 9. Various of a woman carrying out a ritual with a stone 10. Wide of pilgrims arriving at statue of Jesus Christ on a crucifix, which is one of the 14 Stations of the Cross that pilgrims go to before reaching the Calvaire Miracle (Miracle Calvary) hill 11. Various of pilgrims praying to the cross behind fences 12. Close of woman's face as she prays whilst holding a photo 13. Various of crowds 14. Various of pilgrims lighting candles TELEAMAZONAS - NO ACCESS ECUADOR Quito, Ecuador ++4:3++ 15. Tracking shot of re-enactment of Jesus carrying the cross 16. Mid of man carrying a wooden log on his shoulders 17. Tilt up of a man depicting Jesus Christ carrying a heavy cross through the procession 18. Close of a young boy carrying a cross through the procession 19. Zoom out of procession AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Mexico City, Mexico ++16:9++ 20. Mid of actors dressed up as Roman soldiers riding horses during the re-enactment of The Passion of Christ 21. Various of actors re-enacting The Passion of Christ 22. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Leonor Cervantes, Catholic and resident of Iztapalapa: "This is a very beautiful tradition that we follow here in Iztapalapa." (she is referring to name of neighbourhood) 23. Various of man depicting Jesus sitting in a makeshift jail cell before the re-enactment of the crucifixion begins STORYLINE: Thousands of Christians took part in processions and rituals across Latin America on Friday, known as Good Friday in the Christian calendar, to mark the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. In Peru, the faithful filled the streets of the capital, Lima, to observe the procession of El Senor de los Milagros or The Lord of Miracles. "For me it's the greatest thing in life, I love the Lord very much, he has performed great miracles for me," said Rosa Ruiz, as she observed the procession. The Lord of the Miracles is also known as the Black Christ. The origins of the Lord of Miracles are traced to the mid-1600s when an Angolan slave painted a dark-skinned Christ on the wall of a hut. In Haiti, thousands of faithful made the pilgrimage to the Calvaire Miracle (Miracle Calvary) hill in observance of Good Friday. While there, people balanced stones on their heads to represent their problems, which they then left at the site of the cross. The pilgrims have to go through 14 Stations of the Cross before reaching the hill where they pray. In the Catholic faith, the 14 Stations of the Cross represent the last hours of Jesus. The pilgrimage to Miracle Calvary hill incorporates aspects of voodoo. A mix of African religions and Roman Catholicism is central to Haitian life, and is observed in some form by most of the country's population. In Ecuador, several men and a young boy re-enacted Jesus' journey to his crucifixion in the capital, Quito. Penitents known as Cucuruchos dressed in purple hoods and walked in the procession. Cucuruchos are penitential people who cover their heads and faces as a signal of humility. Hundreds of thousands of Mexican Catholics gathered in the streets of Mexico City's Iztapalapa neighbourhood on Good Friday, to watch the annual re-enactment of the Passion of the Christ. "This is a very beautiful tradition that we follow here in Iztapalapa," said Leonor Cervantes, while observing the procession. Christians believe Jesus was crucified on Good Friday and resurrected on Easter Sunday. Roman Catholic and Protestant congregations that observe the new, Gregorian calendar, mark Easter week this week. Orthodox Christians, who follow the old, Julian calendar, will mark Good Friday in May. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN AP-WF-03-29-13 2249GMT

COVERAGE OF ALEKSANDR SOLZHENITSYN, RUSSIAN AUTHOR AND DISSIDENT, AS GUEST OF HONOR AT THE TECHNICAL LYCEE, A COLLEGE IN IRKUTSK, RUSSIA FOR CS IN ALEKSANDR SOLZHENITSYN: THE EXILE RETURNS. 00:00:17 SLATE. 00:00:20 B ROLL IN RUSSIAN, INT TECHNICAL LYCEE. MS INTERESTED PEOPLE WAIT BY DOOR OF MEETING ROOM ENTRANCE. 00:00:35 MS OF LOBBY INT. 00:00:49 CU EXT INTV W/ MOS IN RUSSIAN ON SOLZHENITSYN. 00:02:48 ZOOM IN MOS. 00:05:15 CU TWO SHOT. 00:05:27 CU MEN STANDING TALKING W/ OTHERS IN BG. 00:05:41 MS PEOPLE LEAVING MEETING AND OTHERS WAITING BY ENTRANCE. 00:05:52 MS OF WOMAN. 00:06:04 CU MAN W/ OTHER MAN. 00:06:17 VCU'S OF ATTENDEES OF MEETING CHATTING OUTSIDE. 00:06:48 CU OF ATTENDEES OUTSIDE WAITING. 00:06:49 MS SOLZHENITSYN AND CAMERA CREW EMERGE TOWARDS BACK ENTRANCE OF LYCEE. 00:07:16 MS SOLZHENITSYN DRINKS WATER, TAKES OUT GLASSES. 00:07:32 CU'S STUDENTS INTERESTED. 00:07:56 MS'S OF AUDIENCE. 00:08:12 CU YOUNG GIRL W/ OPEN ATTENTIVE EYES. 00:08:15 MS SOLZHENITSYN AT TABLE TALKING TO STUDENT AT PODIUM. 00:08:39 SIDE ANGLE MS OF SAME. 00:08:44 CU SIDE SHOT. 00:09:05 MS FRONT SHOT OF SAME. 00:09:25 MS'S OF AUDIENCE. 00:09:55 CU OF NEW SPEAKER AT PODIUM PANS OUT, SOLZHENITSYN ON HIS LEFT WRITING AND LISTENING. 00:11:57 VS OF SAME, INTRODUCES NEW FEMALE SPEAKER. 00:12:22 MS'S OF AUDIENCE. 00:12:35 CU OF YOUNG BOY SPEAKING AT PODIUM, STUDENTS CLAP, PANS TO EMBRACE SOLZHENITSYN AT DESK BY PODIUM. 00:14:06 CU LISTENING STUDENTS. 00:14:11 CU SOLZHENITSYN W/ PEN IN HAND, LISTENING, W/ FINGER ON LIPS, WRITING. 00:14:40 CU OF PASSIONATE WOMAN IN PURPLE DRESS. PANS WIDE TO EMBRACE SOLZHENITSYN. 00:18:02 PANS IN TO SAME EXPRESSIVE WOMAN. 00:18:17 WS OF AUDIENCE. 00:18:27 CU OF WOMAN W/ HER YOUNG DAUGHTER BY WINDOW. PANS OUT, SHE IS IN THE AUDIENCE, VS OF WOMAN W/ HER YOUNG GIRL. VS OF OTHER SPEAKERS WHO SPOKE AT PODIUM. 00:19:36 MS YOUNG GIRL AT PODIUM W/ SOLZHENITSYN SITTING AT TABLE ZOOM INTO CU. 00:20:38 MS OF YOUNG BOY GIVES FLOWERS TO SOLZHENITSYN. 00:20:52 MS OF ANOTHER YOUNG GIRL AT PODIUM. 00:21:21 CU SOLZHENITSYN LISTENING W. HAND CLASPED UPON CHEEK. INTENSE GREAT SHOT. VS OF SOLZHENITSYN W/ GLASSES AND PEN, WRITING, LISTENING... 00:22:34 VS PAN FROM SOLZHENITSYN'S HEAD TO WRITING. 00:23:24 CU'S SOLZHENITSYN'S EYES GAZING ABOVE HIS THICK GLASSES IN CONTEMPLATION. CU'S WRITING, LOOKING DOWN TO HIS WRITING, LISTENING. 00:25:53 CU SOLZHENITSYN HEAD ON, TALKING TO GROUP. 00:27:06 CU SAME, GREAT SHOTS. 00:31:00 BREAKUP.