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Cannes, France - 24 May 2025

1. Close, pull out to mid of Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi, Palme d'Or winner

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Cannes, France - 24 May 2025

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Cannes, France - 24 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Joachim Trier, filmmaker:

(Reporter: "Are you ready for a Joachim Trier summer?")

Trier: "Yes, I have longed for one. I've had three years of making this movie, and I want to find out what is a Joachim Trier summer. And I'm a big Charli XCX fan. I'll be listening a lot to her music, that's for sure."

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Cannes, France - 24 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Joachim Trier, filmmaker:

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Trier: "Yes, I have longed for one. I've had three years of making this movie, and I want to find out what is a Joachim Trier summer. And I'm a big Charli XCX fan. I'll be listening a lot to her music, that's for sure."

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Quito, Ecuador - 24 May 2025

1. President of Ecuador Daniel Noboa arriving at the National Assembly to be sworn in as president

2. Noboa, Vice President María Jose Pinto, and National Assembly President Niels Olsen standing

3. Olsen placing presidential sash on Noboa

4. Noboa, wearing the sash, cheered by the assembly

5. Noboa holding hands with Olsen, greeting attendees

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Daniel Noboa, President of Ecuador:

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"Today, we are at the gates of four years of progress. There will be four years where previously forgotten dreams will become realities. We will focus on public investment to create jobs, we will dedicate our efforts to youth work, promoting jobs through public works."

7. Wide of Noboa speaking

8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Daniel Noboa, President of Ecuador:

"And there will be no truce against crime; the progressive reduction of homicides will be a non-negotiable goal. We will attack the criminal economies of this country, and we will put an end to them."

9. Noboa raising his arms together with Pinto and Olsen

10. Noboa greeting international guests

11. Noboa leaving National Assembly

STORYLINE:

Ecuador's re-elected President Daniel Noboa was sworn in on Saturday for a four-year term at a ceremony in the capital of Quito.

President of the National Assembly Niels Olsen took Noboa’s oath of office and placed a presidential sash on him, marking the start of a new term that will last until May 2029.

"There will be four years where previously forgotten dreams will become realities," Noboa said during his inaugural speech.

Colombia President Gustavo Petro and Peru President Dina Boluarte, as well as the U.S. Secretary of Health, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., attended the inauguration.

One of the main challenges for the president will be to confront violence and unemployment in his second term.

The 37-year-old conservative millionaire was reelected on April 13, after winning over the left-wing opposition, Luisa González, and obtained with his National Democratic Action (ADN) movement the necessary seats and the support of other sectors to become the main political force in the Assembly.

One of the President’s key challenges is keeping the majority support he currently holds in parliament. That support is crucial to advancing his legislative agenda, including a recent urgent economic bill aimed at fighting crime, which has already faced opposition.

Ecuador is a country besieged by violence, placed at the top of the most dangerous countries in the region, with nearly 8,000 violent deaths by the end of 2024 and with crime on the rise in 2025.

Only 33% of Ecuadorians are fully employed, according to official statistics at the end of last year, while the rest are in the informal sector.

Noboa came to power for the first time in November 2023, at the age of 35, with little political experience.

He burst surprisingly onto the electoral chessboard and was elected to complete the term of his predecessor, Guillermo Lasso (2021-2023), who dissolved the Assembly and stopped an impeachment trial against him.

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Reims, France - 24 May 2025

1. Wide of venue exterior

2. Widow Lélia Wanick Salgado and son Juliano Ribeiro Salgado listening to a speech announcing a minute of silence in memory of Sebastião Salgado

3. Various of minute of silence

4. Audience applauding

5. Woman giving speech

6. Close of Lélia and Juliano talking to each other during speech

7. Flavio Salgado (left), Juliano's son, sitting holding his uncle Rodrigo Salgado (right), artist and son of Sebastião Salgado

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Juliano Ribeiro Salgado, son of Sebastião Salgado:

“Sebastião, Rodrigo’s dad, my dad, passed away yesterday. So at the same time as we’re celebrating life, Rodrigo’s ability to create such beautiful art, we’re also remembering Sebastião and his spirit is probably among us today.”

9. Lénia Wanick Salgado talking on a mic to the audience

10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Lélia Wanick Salgado, Sebastião Salgado’s widow:

"What I will remember about Sebastião is that he is a very interesting person, interested in everything. And he was very lively and he enjoyed life. He enjoyed things, he enjoyed people, so he was very good company."

11. People applauding

12. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Juliano Ribeiro Salgado, son of Sebastião Salgado:

"I think that what was most important about Sebastião was his generosity, both in his photography and in the ecological restoration work with Lélia, right? Of the ecological restoration that they began 28 years ago, in 1998, long before global warming was even an idea, right?"

13. Juliano Salgado looking at picture

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Juliano Ribeiro Salgado, son of Sebastião Salgado:

“The most important thing about Sebastião was his generosity. He was generous in his photography, and he was trying to give voice to people that very often were forgotten by history.”

15. Close of exhibition poster reading (French) “Rodrigo, an artist’s life”

16. Pan of exhibition room

17. Rodrigo walking around exhibition

18. Various of exhibition

19. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Lélia Wanick Salgado, Sebastião Salgado’s widow:

"The last few weeks were more complicated because he was always at home, taking care of himself. But he spent four days in the hospital for tests, but otherwise he wouldn't have. He was at home and we lived together through everything. But really the last three days were more difficult because his health deteriorated a lot."

20. Various of paintings

21. Various of stained glass reproductions of Rodrigo's drawings

22. Wide of exhibition

STORYLINE:

An exhibition of art by his son in Reims in eastern France on Saturday turned into a tribute ceremony for Sebastião Salgado, the Brazilian photographer and environmentalist who died a day earlier, at the age of 81.

His widow, Lélia Wanick Salgado, and the couple's two sons were among those paying tribute to the celebrated artist, whose work captured both the suffering and dignity of people across the globe.

The exhibition in Reims showcased the work of Rodrigo Salgado, whose brother told those gathered that their late father's "spirit is probably among us today."

Salgado's widow paid tribute to her husband, saying he had been "a very interesting person," who loved life and was "very good company."

Salgado, who lived in Paris for more than five decades, had been battling leukemia and had recently been dealing with other health issues, according to his family.

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Quito, Ecuador - 24 May 2025

1. Various of Daniel Noboa arriving at the National Assembly to be sworn in as president

2. Various of Noboa, Vice President María Jose Pinto, and National Assembly President Niels Olsen

3. Olsen swearing in Noboa as president, UPSOUND (Spanish): "Do you swear by your honor before God and the nation, that you will faithfully fulfill the functions granted by the Constitution of the Republic and the law, in the performance of the mandate conferred by the Ecuadorian people, as constitutional president of the Republic of Ecuador?"

Noboa (Spanish): "Yes, I swear."

4. Olsen placing presidential sash on Noboa

5. Noboa, wearing the sash, cheered by the assembly

6. Noboa holding hands with Olsen, greeting attendees

7. Noboa approaching podium

8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Daniel Noboa, President of Ecuador:

"We will advance step by step, firm, implementing each and every one of the necessary reforms to build a state that is not a burden to society, but the solid foundation for growth, employment, and investment. Because today we are at the gates of four years of progress. There will be four years where previously forgotten dreams will become realities. We will focus on public investment to create jobs, we will dedicate our efforts to youth work, promoting jobs through public works, without forgetting that the private sector must have our support."

9. Noboa speaking

10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Daniel Noboa, President of Ecuador:

"And there will be no truce against crime; the progressive reduction of homicides will be a non-negotiable goal. We will attack the criminal economies of this country, and we will put an end to them. We will maintain our confrontation against drug trafficking, and illegal weapons, ammunition, and explosives will be seized, and greater control will be exercised in the country's ports. To all Ecuadorians and to all eyes that today look at Ecuador as a destination, the commitment to transparency is the line that cuts all the pillars of Ecuador, economy, education, security, public works, alliances."

11. Noboa raising his arms together with Pinto and Olsen

12. Various of Noboa greeting international guests

13. Various of Noboa leaving national assembly

STORYLINE:

Ecuador's re-elected President Daniel Noboa was sworn in Saturday for a four-year term at a ceremony in the capital Quito.

President of the National Assembly Niels Olsen took Noboa’s oath of office and placed a presidential sash on him, marking the start of a new term that will last until May 2029.

Vice President Maria Jose Pinto was also sworn in.

"We will advance step by step, firm, implementing each and every one of the necessary reforms to build a state that is not a burden to society, but the solid foundation for growth, employment, and investment," Noboa said during his inaugural speech.

Colombia President Gustavo Petro and Peru President Dina Boluarte, as well as the U.S. Secretary of Health, Robert Kennedy, attended the inauguration.

One of the main challenges for the president will be to confront violence and unemployment in his second term.

The 37-year-old conservative millionaire was reelected on April 13, after winning over the left-wing opposition, Luisa González, and obtained with his National Democratic Action (ADN) movement the necessary seats and the support of other sectors to become the main political force in the Assembly.

Only 33% of Ecuadorians are fully employed, according to official statistics at the end of last year, while the rest are in the informal sector.

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 24 May 2025

1. Aerial of protesters chanting and beating drums

2. Protesters holding signs reading (Hebrew) "Bibi (nickname for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) fathered psychological terrorism" "Our (heart) breaks in Gaza"

3. Protester holding sign reading (Hebrew) "The government is betraying the people"

4. Protester holding sign reading (English) "We all are one living human tissue" with photos of killed Israeli embassy staffers Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim

5. Various of woman in yellow costume holding up torch and cage referencing October 7 attack

6. Top shot of protesters

7. Protester holding up sign reading (English) "(Donald) Trump save us from Bibi"

8. Protesters holding up giant banner reading (English) "Save the hostages, end the war"

9. Top shot of protesters holding signs

STORYLINE:

Protesters took to central Tel Aviv on Saturday to join the weekly demonstration demanding the Israeli government secure a ceasefire deal and the immediate release of the remaining hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.

Demonstrators held up signs against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and urging US President Donald Trump to step in to force an agreement.

Earlier this week, Netanyahu said he was recalling his high-level negotiating team from the Qatari capital, Doha, after a week of ceasefire talks failed to bring results.

Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani said a “fundamental gap” remained between the two parties and that none of the proposals was able to bridge their differences.

Hamas said no real ceasefire talks have taken place since last week in Doha.

The group accused Netanyahu of “falsely portraying participation” and attempting to “mislead global public opinion” by keeping Israel’s delegation there without engaging in serious negotiations.

The war in Gaza began when Hamas-led militants attacked southern Israel, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251 others.

The Israeli government has said it will continue to strike Gaza until Hamas releases all of the 58 remaining hostages and disarms.

Israel’s retaliatory offensive has destroyed large swaths of the territory and killed more than 53,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

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Cannes, France - 24 May 2025

1. Close, pull out to mid of Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi, Palme d'Or winner

2. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Jafar Panahi, filmmaker - on hearing his name announced as winning Palme d'Or:

"At this particular moment, I thought about many things, I thought of my friends I spent time in prison with, all the young girls who went into the streets during the movement Woman Life Freedom. In doing this film, I thought how I could participate in a small way in everything they've done."

3. Luc Dardenne and Jean-Pierre Dardenne

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Luc Dardenne, filmmaker - on winning screenplay prize:

"We are very happy. It is a beautiful prize. The script is very important, but the actress too. Without our actress, a good actress, we don't have a movie. And this actress, a young actress, carried a lot, a lot of new words, new dialogue, new movement for our movie."

5. Mid of Oliver Laxe

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Oliver Laxe, filmmaker:

"I was telling myself, whatever prize I win it is just amazing and I'll be thankful to life. You know. So I was I was happy, I was really happy, you know? I mean, being there in this theater, I mean, Cannes is really the temple of cinema. It's really the place where few filmmakers we can still resist, you know? I mean, like showing us cinema with soul cinema, a cinema that sometimes is fragile, but a cinema that is this strong while being fragile. And so I'm proud of belonging to this family."

7. Tilt up of Laxe holding award

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Oliver Laxe, filmmaker - on if he will display his prize:

"I never stock my prizes. I'm narcissistic but not enough to do this, you know. I don't know, we'll see. Probably my mum will will have it. Or one of the producers, I don't know."

9. Tilt up Kleber Mendonça Filho holding award

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Kleber Mendonça Filho, filmmaker:

"I am honored and I am very happy for Wagner. Magner Moura is a great actor. I think this is an amazing recognition for him. You know? And I love the guy. He's my friend. One year ago, he was in his city rehearsing for the film. And now I'm telling you that he won the best actor in Cannes. And then a few minutes later I realized that there was another prize, and it was for me. And I ran back, ran back to the stage to pick this up, and this is very... I'm moved because this is a very important prize."

11. Close of Joachim Trier, tilt down to show him holding award

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Joachim Trier, filmmaker:

"It means a lot. It's a very personal film. It's about family, it is about art. It's about a lot of things I know quite a lot about. And I'm pleasantly surprised to see it, you know, be met by people who understand it. And now the jury has given us the Grand Prix, which is remarkable. So, no, I'm very happy."

13. Close of Joachim Trier

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Joachim Trier, filmmaker:

(Reporter: "Are you ready for a Joachim Trier summer?")

Trier: "Yes, I have longed for one. I've had three years of making this movie, and I want to find out what is a Joachim Trier summer. And I'm a big Charli XCX fan. I'll be listening a lot to her music, that's for sure."

15. Tilt up from award to Nadia Melliti and Hafsia Herzi

16. SOUNDBITE (French) Nadia Melliti, actress - on winning best actress:

17. Mid of Nadia Melliti and Hafsia Herzi

STORYLINE:

Iranian dissident filmmaker Jafar Panahi won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday for his revenge thriller “It Was Just an Accident,″ handing the festival's top prize to a director who had been banned from leaving Iran for more than 15 years.

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