the climate was to bring energy solutions and reforestation. the community interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and were determined to build something here for the next generation globalised to use the multimedia environment series on d. w. . i want to welcome to another fun filled edition of your x. with me meghan lee here's a look at what we've got in store for you today. hold your breath it's really good to hear from france is a free diving champion and filmmaker. tradition where that's where it's rome's a restaurant next he serves the tasty pot so with filled artichokes. tiles and

robust proviron the one nine hundred twenty s. at the berlin bar principally. as a kid my friends and i were always trying to see how long we could hold our breath until we turn blue in the face well those days are clearly over but for french freediver julie go chair holding her breath is essential to her job and she goes underwater from just six minutes at a time at a depth of seventy metres and she films her experience talk about multitasking we met up with her on malta. filmmaker. captures surreal scenes by the camera. but the most unusual thing about this shoot is judy doesn't need an oxygen tank she can remain underwater for minutes at a time on just a single breath of air. what's

amazing with filming in freedom it's the freedom because you have no time for your daylight and eat in those you to do really makes us and to really move around the scene. very freely. is a professional free diver this is a sport in which divers descend to great depths underwater while holding their breath a personal record is seventy two meters off camino motors smallest inhabited island in the mediterranean go to is producing underwater footage for a russian film in titled one breath it's slated to open in cinemas in november twenty ninth teen. the film is inspired by the life of the most successful female freediver of all time natalee or mulcher nova the russian athlete disappeared in august twenty fifth jane while giving diving lessons

of the bilirakis islands of formentera and is presumed dead if the flute really go tear it regularly down special breathing exercises to train her lungs. would need to prepare your mind also to be very relaxed and in peace and notes tracing too much about what you're going to be doing so you have to really focus. what's your piece inside. eighty years really good he has been shooting underwater films with her partner and fellow diver dion mary their first film freefall has been viewed over twenty seven million times on you tube. and it to time freediving world champion mary explores demons blue hole the deepest blue hole in the. julie go to there was behind the

camera. her films reflect people's dreams of overcoming human limitations of becoming part of the underwater while. that's also the case with her latest short film released in march twenty eight. minutes julie go to dances on the floor of a swimming pool ten meters below the water's surface. it's all. very personal project. dealing with a deep personal pain that i wanted to express these artistic cause. these may be trapped inside you know how you have to deal with that how you get of coming. off the island of camino the film team spends hours preparing the backdrop

for today's underwater scene in the film it's part of a dream sequence of a birthday party under the scene. of the final rehearsals take place on the deck of the ship the film's director elena has an office knew that julie go today was the right person to stage the underwater saints. it's not just the age of forty shots of someone diving it's much more than that and it let it turn them i'll tell for waterboarding that i shall just while they're shooting of course and i correct that it was just cause if you don't agree we've come to a compromise then for professional free divers descend into the depths of the sea donning formal attire on deck elena has an office and monitor the ship. for the last scene judy go th her cell. gets into the water with the camera. it was

very important to doing it in three days because i'm going backwards with the scooter so you were going backwards so the scuba diver the leg so if they make the most the berbers goes in the way in the camera in the shop. safety divers accompany marianna gillespie on her descent and keep a close eye on her. then an acoustic signal indicates the camera is rolling. after several attempts they now oversee. judy go to air will spend a total of ten days filming in the mediterranean and she's already got plans for more movies. were going for dads it's not what i want to do i want to

chase you know to. tell me that she says that underwater she feels safe and at peace it's this feeling that she wants to share with audiences who watch the underwater movies. turning now to a brief look at other stories on the cultural scene including the return of a long lost love her from the man who claimed he discovered america. the u.s. has returned a five hundred twenty five year old could beat up alexa by christopher columbus to the vatican. the letter was written four thousand nine hundred three and had been stolen from the back you can migrate. into that columbus describes his voyage to the americas to king ferdinand and queen isabella of spain with. the copy is

now estimated to be worth more than a million euro leaves. restoration work at the old tumble in prague has uncovered several small sculptures of animals made of stone. found in a hollow space behind. the sculptures i believe to date from the early fifteenth century the animals included dog a bit of prey and then. the city authorities began renovating the old town hall and its famous astronomical clock in april twenty seventeen the work is scheduled for completion in the september. day more than nine hundred manuscripts will go under the hammer at the drool auction house in paris the lot includes musical scores by mozart bach and beethoven as well as a letter written by vincent van gogh it's the second round in the liquidation of

the aristotelian investment. in including more than one hundred thirty thousand artworks and literary treasures the company went bankrupt in twenty fifteen this round is expected to bring in more than fifteen million euros. anyone who has visited berlin knows that pretty much anything goes here in terms of culture that includes clubbing on a sunday morning or driving around in an old east german car so it's not surprising that some. people are choosing to go out on the town dressed as if it were the nineteen twenties again or a visit in one location which picks up on the further list flare of that era. in women during the principal ball in ballet and for the first time should be prepared to be blinded by the glitz and glamour in spite of that did my job. and

it's not just the swingarm who looks the part like a queen on the throne the decor pays homage to the roaring twenty's with decadence and wild parties. she want to find people travel to kreisberg specially to come here. of course we have tourists too but we have a very tough selection process we want our guests to look a bit cultivated too they should have try stuff a bit put on a proper. no jogging pants or running shoes kind of. manager has very high standards a trim seamstress who worked in the costume industry she knows how to transform the meekest of women into a flamboyant then the tall. she even invites her guests to dress up in style. they. just plain surprised by the principal isn't just a bar and burlesque show principle is also

a little props room where the guests as well as the girls that sit on the swing can get styled by me. and i do their entire costume and they hit women's myself. in fact i'm going to dress a young lady in protest style right know so you can see what that entails. us all see. the change of roads every fatah lets people experiment with the way they see themselves. how do you read it for the girls it's always especially. oaf pay gap because they're the queens in the firmament of the principal who just can see. outside the box the atmosphere is completely different the pace is hectic balance courts work this trick is home to many turkish takeaways and lively balls and restaurants here the principal all seems like a good way to another world like going down

a rabbit hole the experiments clearly paid off. doesn't it that was the idea to create a parallel universe something that was the opposite of what really happens here on the iranians to cross that. we wanted to give our guests the chance to delve into another world. and yes it works folks have taken to it that. side russian. is dressed up the swan princess she's glamorous and a little show that's one prince says it's like a russian figure it's a creature and it was so dear to me all my life it was like ok i'm going to make it into something this slightly sixty fantasy like a grown up version of a fairy tale and that seems like a whole lot only do is that it's like the grown up fairy tale. and that's very true world can be found in the home of bella.

see i told you anything goes in berlin well also here in germany the cello has been nominated instrument of the year so it will definitely be promoted at various events and one man who you could say serves as an ambassador for the instrument is russian musician alex a saddler already of the age of twenty six he's played with some of the world's best orchestras is a rising star in the classical music world and our next report we'll hear why. there's a new star on the classical music horizon twenty six year old alexei stop is considered one of the top cellist of his generation. in two thousand and sixteen he made his celebrated debut at the legendary b.b.c. proms festival as a last minute stand in. the list of world class orchestras and conductors he's

performed with grows longer every month. if there were no in mind i live in my dreams sometimes i have problems with the real world but never with my dreams. this concert season has already seen alexy making guest appearances in liverpool mexico city berlin oslo and his native st petersburg where he began studying the cello at the age of four these days he meets up with his friends there while on tour. he travels the world with a cello by davita dating from seven hundred fifteen. weimar germany is a city that's very special to him. it was here that he met his partner and where he studied at the prestigious france list music college. by my stance to the via my eyes the kind of home for me in germany every time i travel the world and meet new people if you did so by sloppy to be back in the fine ma if i find it in a harmony in weimar that i perhaps comp find in certain other cities spoiling me

from getting to meet the. alexy start learn normally place together with large orchestras. but at some concerts his cello is the sole instrument as is the case in this church performance in the eastern german city of vienna. here starburst only a complement is a choir the musical marriage made in heaven. time now for something to eat and for that we're headed to the a tallying capital rome and of course while there we have to do as the romans do so we asked some of the younger residents where they typically go for a good meal stuffed pasta and then mitchie restaurant is on the menu.

that can you tell neighborhood behind rome's main train station is populated by blue collar workers artists students pensioners and hipsters it's an area in transition the bar and restaurant net she is steeped in tradition it's been a popular watering hole since nine hundred twenty four a place for romans to relax in the big city. it's a pretty small neighborhood but many of the people who live here come to eat here the plane you're told doesn't have a lot of inhabitants because the buildings here are small and don't have many stories. but at night people come from all over russia and even from abroad to liven up the neighborhood and come here to get to know a different. ball. and they are quite on that is the head chef that next week the native roman he's been cooking standard dishes but with a twist since childhood

a typical spring dish for instance is the vegetables to viola it's made of artichokes and believes. that. the main difference between father beans and peas is the size. as you can see here and the beans are much bigger. and they taste a bit more bitter than piece which are actually quite sweet. but is that there is a full of shit. having gotten some fresh ingredients. from the market does going to make a film pasta. but within you know enough filling he uses the small artichokes often found in rome first he removes the tough outermost leaves then he kills the staff. these are the jokes are smaller than the large round

ones most people. have so they also have fewer thorns and less of a. give to people. is you have to rub artichokes with so they don't turn black it is beautiful to me artichoke are sliced into small pieces and fried in all of a well with spring onions and the pasta is made from flour and wheat semolina and rolled out it's cut into circles of around ten centimeters diameter the artichoke in spring onion filling to spread the top and the cup and actually are full together the name derives from the cup follow hat which has a similar shape. were originally made only with meat and cheese the dish comes from the region of northern. version with the spring bridge the bulls you typically find in.

the fava beans and peas are shocked poached and blended into the cream of the special cricket neci after their boil the coffee lachie are fried. they're served with a p.n. fava beans cream and a carbon are a soft topped off with a punch up. with the. traditional element of this dish is the. feeling of the sauce as i leave to follow along your enemy. traditional roman. element is to combine these two dishes and intermingled arm and song. but this. will. also unusual about that she is that you can enjoy its offerings at almost any

time of day the bar and restaurant opens at eight am and doesn't shut until two in the morning patrons often feel like staying the entire time for breakfast to lunch and dinner to a final night time currency. it's been sixty five years since queen elizabeth the second is coronation and no other living royal can boast such a career as hers she's seen dozens of politicians come and go and in her own family she's reigned over many personal dramas as well as divorces yet through and through she has remained a loyal public servant her life is now being documented in a special photo exhibition in germany. to industrial heritage site welcomes a royal visit to queen elizabeth the second. she

has an extraordinarily high global presence she's the most frequently depicted individual of the twentieth and twenty first centuries of. the exhibition hosted by a former i am works news up includes a blank range of photos of presidents mona. there are also examples of how her image has been reworked over the decades. hit a bit more reverently immortalized on porcelain the queen is definitely a pop icon. one big factor is the media phenomenon that is queen elizabeth the second. nation was the first to be broadcast to an audience of millions and. most people will never see the queen in person these photos and films that make up the phenomenon. cindy believe. people dream

a little of a world that is only tangible in the media the. exhibition incorporates a project launched by the british broadcaster b.b.c. to mark the queen's ninety second birthday it comprises ninety two photographs representing each year to date. they show the young princess elizabeth through his childhood and teenage years and show her gradually accepting and then honing her. the. prime minister says. she has guided her country to times of war and economic turmoil and now has the repercussions of threats that she looked forward to. but she's always weathered the storm timeless. piece of pizza in the iconic official portrait by buckingham palace the queen isn't shown getting old you

know so we chose to display them in parallel to the photos from the b.b.c. series where you can clearly see how she's changed over the years. for. another portrait personally approved by the queen and which has defied the passage of time. which has adorned postage stamps. all over the world. collector's items for all fans of the british royal family. that picture and its reproduction have been a closely guarded one just like a trademark. for decades the queen's image in the media had been a smooth media operation. but that image suffered after the break up of prince charles and princess diana and following his death the queen was criticized for

stubbornly refusing to publicly mourn the tragedy. it took a long time for the queen and her husband to make amends to the public their subsequent efforts to join the mourning the princess diana where a turning point on the image front for him since. then within a process that is dissolving the old centuries long traditions. such as prince harry and making a man whose wedding have also helped to restore the royals image. while the queen takes a back seat. and a new generation prepares to continue this launch of the life legacy. and finally before we go we want to let you win on the winner of this week's drawn out since the world cup is underway we thought we'd take the chance to ask you which team is your favorite to win and not surprising germany was in the lead but

our lucky winner today didn't choose germany instead it bertram ilana from italy wants iceland to win still a barito you know we won't hold it against you you have still one draw and this official soccer world cup. soccerball now for the rest of you if you want to go to our facebook page you can take part in another survey that we have running we'd like to know which player you think is the most stylish and with that we're out of time but join us again tomorrow for highlights the dish and thanks for tuning in handing out the against him. for months time on the euro max the highlights of the week with the birthday bash the legendary potion sports gong turned seventeen. hours of the talk approach to document endangered species and blending with nature a secluded house in iceland west fjords this and more next time on the remax

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