Skip to main content

tv   Euromaxx - Lifestyle Europe  Deutsche Welle  September 20, 2017 3:30pm-4:01pm CEST

3:30 pm
the most colorful. the liveliest. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d. w. dot com. germany decides the day before the general election on t.w. but day dedicated to democracy from its dramatically doings in germany on to the present day how is the nation of culture feeling election year democracy day september twenty third on t.w. .
3:31 pm
hi everyone welcome to the show which is packed full of intriguing stories today like every day in fact is a taste of what's coming up. a change of scenery in the murphy house netting brett nothing remains the saying. hold your horses prairie horses are an old tradition of a taper fest in munich. and joie de vivre living it up on the banks of the rivers and in paris. levels over a five floor was how is that even possible well it certainly sounds intriguing and that is why we were so keen to visit the murphy house in edinburgh scotland the british architect to ten years to make his dream a reality and it was definitely worth the wait last year he received six awards for his work including the rebbe house of the year prize being a fine example of how to overcome it challenging spatial constraints.
3:32 pm
this house is full of surprises sliding pivoting panels transform each space they can be found throughout the entire structure. this is the murphy house designed and owned by architect richard murphy. in two thousand and sixteen it was named house of the year by the royal institute of british architects. there are lots of ideas behind this house how it fits centerpiece of historic edinburgh how it changes between winter and summer how you get a lot of rooms into a very small space save energy and how an architect really brings to bear his own inferences interests of other architects he started. that's
3:33 pm
quite a limited volume of space so the shape of the house came from that building up high on one side and low on the other and then try to as i say get as lots of many rooms in those possible i'm using various devices to make the house feel bigger than it actually is. that nothing house and it's unique architecture certainly stands out in edinburgh as popular newton district most of the houses here were built in the nineteenth century and present the world's largest example of uninterrupted lake georgian architecture. and that the house eight levels spread over five stories with one hundred forty square metres of living space. it took richard murphy a total of ten years to build his house from seeing the site drawing up the plans to getting the building permits. the master bedroom is located on the top floor and also contains large movable panels
3:34 pm
here to. there is an element of surprise. it's a small house and space is a premium but i want to have a bath somewhere in the house so i thought why didn't i put a path in the bedroom but i disguised it as a seat. this is a panel which opens up between the country i'm in the living room i mean one does things for different reasons sometimes you do them for functional reasons and sometimes you do the for piece of fun this is more of a piece of fun so that when you're in the bedroom you can talk to people down in the living if you want to the reason it's designed like this such as the eccentric pivot is because you don't want to be able to see straight ahead because if you saw straight ahead you will see from the bed into the neighbor's windows which is not such a clever idea. there was a long period of time when it looked like the matthew house would never be found.
3:35 pm
after a lot of wrangling with the planning department they actually recommended refusal but i went and talked to a couple of local councillors who are on the planning committee and they understood what i was trying to do and they talked to other councillors and when we got to the committee meeting the councillors overturn the recommended refuse of the plan which is extremely rare the house doesn't really plan then so what are the neighbors think they'll complain of course so lots of them did anyway and there was a bit of a campaign but almost to quote shakespeare they complained a little bit too much actually and i think that rebounded a bit on the councillors having finished the house i thought exactly the opposite reaction from neighbors they all love it. matthews use of concrete levels and geometric shapes were inspired by the ninety tally an architect can. even hear out in the garden there is great attention to detail.
3:36 pm
on. a walk from top to bottom helps get the visitor a better idea of all the details of the house. richard murphy has lived in his house for two and a half years now and he wouldn't change a thing if he had to build it all over again. as like an adult playhouse for a fabulous design now heading south from scotland to london we have news on two other events taking place this week that and more coming up for you now in our express. the spy comedy kings man the golden circle premiered in london on monday british director matthew vaughn secured a star studded cast for the production of the line up includes julianne moore.
3:37 pm
jeff bridges halle berry terrine egerton colin firth and musician elton john who plays himself king's man the golden circle is based on a comic series the first film episode kings month the secret service was released in twenty fourteen and a sequel to the suave british gentleman joined forces with u.s. allies in their mission to save the world. forty eight ballerinas from the shanghai ballet gave a surprise performance at and perhaps main train station on monday travelers watch them dancing scenes from tchaikovsky's swan lake. the shanghai ballet is on tour in the belgian city from the beginning of october they'll be performing what's being billed as the biggest production of swan like in
3:38 pm
the world. julien macdonald presented his new collection at london fashion week on monday it was inspired by a recent visit to the amazon rain forest and brazilian supermodel out asunder ambrozy or even pointing out a parent's. top shop showcased glitter feathers and soft goals the fabrics and a collection of jeans. spring summer two thousand and eighteen would also see the return of the trademark. around the world in eighty days by bicycle that's the challenge british extreme sportsman mark bowman set himself and successfully completed in fact he took one and a half days less to cycle twenty nine thousand kilometers around the globe to be precise he did it in seventy eight days fourteen hours and forty minutes a new world record to achieve that he had to cycle an average of three hundred
3:39 pm
eighty six kilometers per day he arrived in paris on monday welcomed by his family . yesterday on the show if you were watching you would have seen me in a dental it is custom to wear these decision or costumes at the october fest but that applies not just to the men and women the horse is even have their own traditional attire it takes a lot of preparation to get the horses ready for the big public apparent i we headed to the stables to see how it all comes together. these traditional brewery horse teams are on their way to the october fest but the barrels are empty because nowadays the bear is brought to the tents by truck. by the heavy draft horses remain an attraction for the public.
3:40 pm
for their groom baptist falter the show is all part and parcel of his job his working day begins early in the stables in munich. this was in the village of the augustine a breweries traditional horse stables when horses were used rather than trunks this was where the horses were always kept in the animals transported every day during the october first the ten horses are also kept here if we come in eight days ahead of time to accustom them to city traffic and then they housed in the stables throughout the old type of fastest all. for three weeks each year old lives here with his horses normally there at home in porsche it's really been lowered to varia but munich spirits no longer keep their own animals and have to borrow them and someone to look after them for the october fest. or to the will have on during the week we start at six a.m. i feed them clean opposite poles and then wash the horses or at ten thirty i
3:41 pm
harness them and then we head off for the ought to have a fast one of the reasons. the folds of family have been taking part in the event for generations on a trip to france but just father discovered a new breed pressure on draft horses from normandy. and it's also a streak of we own twenty friends draft horses when they come from normandy they're bred to get through ninety percent of this race so why have so many ten percent are back when we need new horses we tried to normandy in france but it's not always that easy to find good horses. good if you had a bit of innit. began accompanying his father when he was a young boy. just walked out of that if you know it's a lot of fun to work with horses feel the style humans have their own special charm in the procession you see them holding their heads up high and i different a stallion is much my beautiful than a man in contrast
3:42 pm
a human is with the way it is i'm not here to the animal kingdom the males are more attractive. it takes an hour every day to put on the horses splendid historical harnesses and each horse gets a hoof pedicure to. the test and his helpers have to decorate and harness ten horses every day just imagine what he used to be like every day at breweries in days gone by a lot of responsibility rests on back to his fold his shoulders but he knows his horses. every day you have to make sure once again that everything is as it should be unfortunately these animals aren't in a good mood every day just like us but to guys ok to me. it's good let's honest there's a guy and an affront to you know never be off for a week. but taste gives the signals to start of the brewery horse team
3:43 pm
representing munich's oldest brewery which is made up of french horses from nova beriah set out for the october fest. the horses and grooms are among the most photographed at the festival between the thronging crowd on the bustling spends the beautiful passionate are a source of calm and proof that tradition lives on at the october fest now when it's a hundred and eighty fourth year. well if you would like to win yourself a taste of the action then head to our website and let us know what you would like to see written on the traditional gingerbread hearts at the end of the way we will pick a winner and these three gifts will be yours you'll personalized cookie the t. shirt here and the big time both complete with the october fest logo that you can
3:44 pm
see just. now. time for a bit of intricate filmmaking stop motion animation has been a popular art form for a while now but it's still constantly evolving with new technology being developed all the time a detail storyline is currently in production here in berlin but as you know it is painstakingly slow it won't hit the big screen for a while yet but we got a special look behind the scenes. neemo lives in a fishing village where everyone has to wear clothes associated with their job that's how this maritime story begins wouldn't have a name or so name or where is a huge helmet the whole time but everyone laughs the daring precisely because of his helmet because i want to elsewhere something like it and you can hear him play . and that is why he lives by himself all alone in a remote like house but then one night everything changes when the young astronaut
3:45 pm
lika turns up outside his door she's wearing a pink helmet just like him and. the potsdam film student government dreamt up the story of like you and me most six years ago when he was wandering around berlin. on a playground i found a t. shirt showing a deep sea diver and an astronaut i was fascinated by for some reason i wanted to have a teacher and i can't but i couldn't find one so i took the image with me in my monitor because by the time i greet us the subway station so i come up with much of the story behind the course. during filming director sebastian good is working on like his helmet stop motion animation films are his passion unlike digital animations they involve real sets. where we put neemo inside the set of the village and saw it for the first time it was like magic and we can now see it in it's animated for all we really get goosebumps neemo suddenly comes to life and is no longer just
3:46 pm
a lifeless figure a puppet. this if you were the poor. the student started working on the film two years ago they wrote the story created a story board and got professional help to make the figures one thousand like a is a puppet maker the work can be fun but also frustrating everything has to be exact and that can be time consuming. the business cycle through i can't really say how long it takes a kind of lost my sense of time that's how it is. it's certainly taken a very long time ago you have to remember that i had like this which is not very large also be shown in closeup in the film. on the most even imagine what that looks like when you project it onto a cinema screen so you can see every little blemish and things that you may be council with the naked eye when you see it blown up on a silver screen you can see everything. in course of. this market needs
3:47 pm
about two months to create a figure the fifteen minute long film is meant to have twenty characters and nine cents and all sometimes the students work on it round the clock it's a highly intense creative process. it's hired the students have the time and funding to do this thanks to outside sponsors and they have the technical back up here at the film university this project involves students from many different departments so they have a chance to create a project from start to finish that also has some and that's the sequences are put together from individual photos the story is about marginalization and trust and without a single spoken word. it works much better internationally if language isn't involved and if the fame is all about accepting different cultures and building trust and then of course it's a matter of the film can be understood by people of all different languages and cultures for fun and you know. it's taken a whole day to create four seconds of film so neemo won't be in cinemas for
3:48 pm
a while here it. is a lot of work having to create brand new says that each location often filmmakers cheat the news a different location to replicate another one the diversity of the balance street has made this city a great location for all kinds of shades and today's high five highlights our favorites for that to be shocked i certainly was. five places that palin has doubled for in a movie shoot. a robbery at london's bank of england. jackie chan is skates from the police by the skin of his teeth and vanishes into the crowds. but wait a minute was not. french cathedral in the background. or wrecked while shooting around the world in eighty days in two thousand and three. square doubled for the
3:49 pm
british capital number five. and the neighboring berlin concert hall doubles for britain's royal academy of science. big ben was later added in digital a. tough times for secret agent jason bourne aka matt damon in the bourne ultimatum while recovering from amnesia he's got to flee from evil villains he isn't even safe in moscow but in reality this scene was shot at least in back train station in fact the makers of the bone series were quite fond of east berlin moscow ask flat. with plenty of ladders and extras donning russian fur hats they transformed into moscow to film parts of the bone supremacies. bringing us to number four.
3:50 pm
this here is palin's historic spittal market square and. this is balanced. which hadn't yet been opened when the film was shot incidentally matt damon is a big fan of lenin enjoys working in the nearby film studios. guestbook. filmmakers are also fond of shooting nazi films and quentin tarantino's inglourious basterds for example was produced. film studios and partly shot in berlin largely set in france number three. in this scene valves and melanie are at a prison cafe. in reality this was filmed in burton's cafe einstein his star studded interrogation scene set in a french countryside in. was actually shot at.
3:51 pm
the film's legendary showdown set somewhere in the french words it was in fact film to add four hundred back on the outskirts of. director tom to. filming and his thriller the international kicked off the two thousand and nine international film festival then features prominently in it as one scene supposedly depicting a bank in luxembourg number two. is the stuff of. this scene was actually shot on balance famous sony center. and now for something more somber parts of the u.s. saga the hunger games set in the totalitarian world of pan am was shot in one of the most sought after locations. the city's now defunct tempelhof
3:52 pm
airport which ranks among the world's largest buildings. doubling as number one pick for places the german capital has doubled from. other sites have also featured in the gloomy science. such as an old heating plant. as the backdrop to a subterranean rebel stronghold in district thirteen. and an underpass near ballons exhibition center was used for a dramatic battle scene evidently berlin boasts great film locations for range of films even signed with the aid of a little digital editing. interior design at its best check out our you tube channel d.w. interior design stunning design ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on home decoration we'll take you inside the most beautiful european
3:53 pm
homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out see you on you tube. now many cities are built up on the banks of a large river this is because of the days gone by when trading by sea was an important part of the country's economy nowadays the riverbanks is seen as attractions where locals and turf the like can go to relax by the water's edge with a nice view to emphasize the day we went to explore the rivers then in the french capital as there are endless things to do there maybe the rest of europe could learn a thing or two from the french. it's morning in paris and the city's residents are already busy exercising beside their river far eastern relaxation and meditation classes are free of charge on the banks
3:54 pm
of the sand. it's fantastic hair is so relaxing it's like being an altercation. in twenty sixty motorised traffic was banned from a major road along the same since then the whole of paris seems to have taken to leisure the riverside strolls lots of things here are free of charge. like bike hire for children the thoroughfare once crammed with cars has become a wellness always is for stressed out city dwellers and tourists. this is it's lovely and i'm really drawn to it i'd like to just sit down here and so kind of atmosphere it really feels like something out of a feeling. you can tow up and down the sand on the back to use a kind of floating bus an all day ticket costs seventeen euros. and people looking for exercise and company can take part in dance courses.
3:55 pm
if you're going to a terrorist and french people can get a taste of her. i'm working a lot at the moment and dancing reduces my stress. in the evening the river side turns into one big party location. some people like to bring an aperitif of their own. it's usually so crowded you can't find a place to sit during vacation season it's easier when many people are away. paris and the sand our falling in love all over again. lovely realigns by to have right in the middle of the city. it does bring us to the end of the show for today though but we will be back tomorrow at the same time and place i don't know if you can join us then take. up life and how. next time on your own max the shocking homeless butin is marking its one hundred
3:56 pm
fiftieth anniversary at the october fest this year that makes it the oldest institution at the world famous festival and the family who have been running it since eight hundred sixty seven will be celebrating their success in stock will be raising a glass or two a shot on the next edition of euro max. welcome
3:57 pm
to quadriga art isn't that inside of the act if the entire look up there is music are you ready for this blue coat visionary and she women's talk long t w
3:58 pm
love smart women. that smart talk say that we broke the record on a smart station fans cheer the most in the next report you'll find out just how this what about the. d w made for mines. g w true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on a lot of programming going there you know. now with us our innovations magazine for asia. every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. hash tag germany decides the day of decision is near equal coastie one germany to the
3:59 pm
west are your strong team to the camp they are coming in but if the we in the f.t.p. have a new conservation anyway sions is a virtue and my friends this will be a difficult election by we are ready to take responsibility and check help shape the in this country. we have more than enough parties participating in incompetent government but not the left party germany can do better. polls in germany open on september twenty fourth. what do germans want for their country. what do the different parties stand for. and which. already we'll come out on top. g.w. you're an expert on germany's bundestag election two thousand and seventeen. hashtag germany decides german bundestag election two thousand and seventeen on d w
4:00 pm
. this is the debian news live from berlin with just days to go until the national election here in germany we sit down with. the chancellor discusses a range of foreign and domestic policy issues including how she feels about the
4:01 pm
north korea crisis.

41 Views

info Stream Only

Uploaded by TV Archive on