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brown our turns one hundred. good cost saving there where northern bald i've been it's. an image you make over how young vinegar give new life to greek wine. we started off the show was one of the most important film producers of the post-war period brown he's a household name here in germany but internationally he's perhaps most recognized for his nineteen ninety film your robot europa which won an american golden globe award now the story centers around the struggles of a young man and his family during the nazi invasion of poland and the war the followed topics related to the nazi era often takes center stage and brown has work being jewish a large number of his relatives were murdered in the holocaust and brown has

himself was forced to flee now as he turns one hundred we take a look back at his life and career. one of germany's most distinguished film producers is showered with honors at verbal insult cinema friends stars and colleagues came together on saturday to celebrate entrepreneurs hundredth birthday and his life's work. is still their boats and he's the producer who made and shaped german cinema. and he wrote film history like nobody else or tricks to get free movie kind under them and this just try to imagine the sheer volume he put out in that time looking back on it you just can't comprehend it this is he had it so fast some kind of falls under we can just be glad he's still here he's a witness of the times site so you. his youngest daughter elise broner organize the evening he no longer gives interviews. let's talk about your career my father is

overjoyed he's totally excited he's in top shape he's sitting up in the theater waiting for his guests and he feels deeply honored that i was gay at. the highlight of the calibers the presentation of the medal of honor for entrepreneurs life's work by the head organisation of the film industry in front of seven hundred guests . are produced some two hundred sixty motion pictures since the one nine hundred forty s. among them were international successes like europa europa winner of the one thousand nine hundred two golden globe for best foreign language film and oscar nominee for best adapted screenplay it tells the true story of a jewish youngster who survived the war as a member of the hitler youth. think it or not and it's a gun that i think about the past day and night i'm tied to the past when those things every day i have to bring the victims back from oblivious that means giving

them all thanks helps and it's a polish jew he survived the nazi era on the run and in hiding. he made the whole a constant persecution of the jews a principle theme of his work producing twenty four films on the subject in the past sixty years. rarely were they commercial successes post-war german audiences shied away from confronting the past so book on are also made light entertainment thrillers adventure stories and musicals with stars like cut out enough and then they. listen if you try to not get on top of it i can check oh my god i got it. bad. bad. it was very important to him to produce movies audiences want to see the music and entertainment films later the famous dr mchugh's and mystery movies and once he made some money with the commercial films he produced one to keep the memory of the holocaust victims alive . out of all our became one of the leading film producers of west germany in europe

a motion picture mogul who loved a flamboyant public image and lifestyle. at his peak in the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's he turned out one blockbuster after another. of one's own models i don't think i asked. the financial and artistic crisis that hit the german cinema in the late one nine hundred sixty s. pushed around as previously successful family run c.c.c. films to the brink of ruin in the early one nine hundred seventy s. production was temporarily halted to put on or concentrated on specific projects such as the passer by in one thousand nine hundred two romy schneider's last film role. in two thousand and six his daughter elise browner took over from in the business but october opponent he sent an eye on things from the background not even at one hundred years old would he think of turning his back on the movie business.

as well as on top of it's very hard to work with a man. who's accomplished so much and is such a patriarch if only one opinion counts and that's him of course we've had our disagreements but it works out he and most of all my mother are very happy that someone in the family is carrying on. a lease broner had to promise her father that along with all the profitable productions she would carry on making films that keep the memory of the holocaust a life. time when i'm no longer around these films will be there in fifty or one hundred years to bear witness to watch it happen that this time. for us these that's why it's. our to have a counter person in the presence century of german history and over seventy years of success in the film business.

moving on now to a brief look at other stories making headlines on the culture scene in today's express. the austrian city of blues was transformed into a huge art installation at the festival on saturday. at the open air so kaplan theatrical group like fewer of those post recounted the history of humanity in nine scenes a crowd of more than one hundred ten thousand people gathered to watch the lens has also been hosting the ares electronica festival some thirteen hundred scientists an artist explore the effects of modern technology on society this year's theme was error the art of imperfection. over the weekend around one hundred fifty thousand vintage car bombs attended the goodwood revival in southern england it was the twenty's edition of the festival which celebrates the house in days of motor racing the good word is the only historic racing event

which is staged entirely in perry address. modern cars are banned from the grounds during the three day revival which is how the president's famous goodwood motorcycles. the world's finest divers had demonstrated their skills and most are bosnia and herzegovina. on the penultimate stop of the red bull foot diving world series twenty teen the athletes leapt off the nine hundred meter high study must bridge. the rebuilt sixteenth century bridge is a you know its goal. world heritage site. the clues divers will meet again for the world series grand finale on september twenty third in italy.

we turn our attention now to some wildlife now the northern bald i best may not be the most beautiful bird in the world but it is one of the rarest now the species was almost entirely extinct until an initiative between the european union and the world wildlife fund was launched to save it on our unique resettlement project is underway we take a look at how things are going so far. it's an impressive sign twenty thirty one northern boulder ibis is flying from germany to their winter quarters in italy. faster mothers. and cotton as are showing the pats the way. the two women are part of a team dedicated to saving gold and bold ideas from extinction. after working with the birds for months they know that beauty is more than skin deep even for it's.

fun for a lot of us them unfun with us has a lot of people say they look ugly and the life is but when they see the birds live they realize that's not true and they're really lovely birds and even that i can contact each one has its own character each one is special for this or that and that's what gives them the beauty that these birds radiate. the smash his ask idea so much and this is asker he always wants to be close to you to be beheaded for that you can recognize him right away from his behavior alone. so even if they all look pretty much the same we can tell the difference wasn't that she does work with them every day. whereas now to this on. the northern border says one of the grammar is on the planet it's been an endangered species for for centuries but now some birds are being reintroduced into the wild. they'll need an ultralight aircraft to foster moms in yellow t. shirts to aid recognition

a megaphone and team boss johannes fits the behavioral biologist and initiator of the recent hope project explains what else is required. higher than birds we still have are kept in captivity so when you want to release them into the wild you have to show them the migration route or create a new migration tradition. going. and that takes a lot of effort. and call him out esther start working with a bird shortly after they hatch the foster mothers teach them to react to certain calls i. find is kind of. the northern border and this is very close to their foster mother's. the young birds are supposed to follow the women everywhere because they have and it's person and weekend and when they're between three and eight days old they learned how as soon as they learn how to take food from

a sudden we start calling them like this i did at every feeding they hear it so they'll connect the food with the car that's what i've been the one where in the ultralight aircraft we use it so that they'll follow us around them it sounds and i half legal. you can call and i asked i have spent half a year training their parents to fly with them the project is supported by the worldwide fun for nature of the photos and always follow the plane it takes practice. yeah funny i'm a fan of plans but again as if we start off in small steps and we take really short flights and slowly increase them and then when we've been in the air for a while we circle around and keep calling them and entice them to far away meadows and eventually when they notice that we're taking them on outings that we're flying to new meadows with them that spurs their interest then they get it and follow us everywhere that's why i'm with him for. now they have an almost one thousand kilometer journey ahead of them the e.u. finances the reason for hope project for your highness fights the plane journey is

something special and. this is pretty just moving with the birds in three dimensions of space crossing the alpine divide that's an elevation of up to two thousand six hundred meters and is fascinating almost surreal to not see all. after exactly two weeks they lined up the guna valby tallow and nature reserve in something tuscany. they are here just happy to have arrived at their winter quarters and succeeded in showing the ibises the way south. but the joy is tempered with sorrow because soon the foster mothers must bid farewell to their charges nothing to without it is a bit sad but then that's the aim that they're free and independent and that doesn't work if they're relying on us and the amount of funds are paying them. to

foster mothers will stay with their feathered friends until november by next year at the latest the birds should be able to fly so i. want to know more about european lifestyle and culture visit euro max on facebook. you'll find highlights from our programmes. three hundred sixty degree videos of the most beautiful places in europe and snapshots taken by our reporters take an exclusive look behind the scenes at how the programme is produced and follow us on facebook live. we love it when fans visit our facebook page and give us their feedback visit d.w. euro max on facebook. time now take a trip and today we are headed to slovenia thanks to our viewer request from ecuador rosita perez were like to know more about the south eastern european country now it's becoming ever more popular destination thanks to its picturesque

villages and untouched countryside slovenia is landlocked except for a small portion on them mediterranean which features a bike path right along the shore. and that is where we went into these tour. the best new coke bottle with a warm welcome to cope or tour guide. greets her group for the start of their bike tour along the coast. the medieval town center of coker is certainly worth taking a stroll through or in this case a ride. in the narrow alleyways old houses and splendid palaces bear witness to the town's past under venetian rule. the longest section of the route runs along a former railway line it's known as the patterns on board the path of health and

friendship. the one hundred sixteen kilometer trail connects the atari and city of trialist with slovenia and croatia the first stop. on the highlands. we are now in easily. as you can see it's an old fishing town by. steve didn't intervene in this scene fishing have always dominated life in this town mensch ravelled out to sea and brought fish and other foods back to. their wives stayed at home to preserve and sell the fish to the divine mind the story arc winds that have been. the tour continues. even on hot days there's usually a pleasant sea breeze blowing across the cycle route. the town of piranha slowly comes into view many consider it the crown jewel of the slovenian coast. but it's also the setting of a popular love story when

a wealthy venetian fell for a poor local beauty the locals gossiped about the disparity in their social standings this upset the young woman and so the venetian romeo built his juliet a mansion like those in his hometown engraved with the words la. poor dear let them talk. and so the story found it a happy ending. impede on the locals have always lived from fishing but there was another source of income. that miss could do that it was legal things are as a coastal town of the town is lively right now but it wasn't always like that even in the last century the town was always deserted in summer the late winter that's because of the nearby cells plans on the better season there started at the end of april around st george's day the patron saint of paid out said entire families

packed up and moved to their houses on the salt pans for the summer and for six months they performed the arduous task of salt mine before returning to pay it out in full on the input of on the authority of the salt pan still stretch along the coast today slovenians are just as proud of their sea salt as they are of their olive oil. so the last stop on the bike tour is the farm run by mina forgot her family they prepared something for their visitors. time to sample the delights was a mobile but i mean that was that was going to enjoy the olive oil from proper tasting glasses but i mean that with that here's how you do it but i made that with that that you know hold the glass in your hand to warm the oil. in swill it gently on them as a human. the living with the cold the smell it'll put your whole nose into the

glass it's mel so fresh like freshly cut grass on the tip of course if it's mills like that we can taste it. i says the two o'clock i think that's what they got and called what did you taste when did you get all bitterness that's the end exactly until today it's the antioxidants they're good for the body and these antioxidants have that bitter taste. like typical slovenian treats served to welcome guests olive oil trouble salt and bread. simple yet delicious. the day is drawing to a close the cycling tourists raise their glasses in a toast to the end of their tour.

with the next up we have some good news for those wine lovers greek experts who want to improve their country's image when it comes to wine so younger vet nurse are testing out some new ideas and techniques for the first part of this week series creative in ers we're going to visit the regions of attica and the peloponnese to see what inroads they're making and it's worth mentioning that in ancient times why was always diluted with water before drinking anyone who drank it pure was considered a barbarian today as we know the exact opposite is true. greece has been producing wine since four thousand five hundred b.c. normally people enjoyed table wines in traditional to vernace but now stylish new wine bottles are also appearing. cinna fondest stuff owns

wine points one of the first of its kind located in the center of athens it's only quality greek winds greece is home to some two hundred different varieties of grey . wine simply belongs to greece and has since antiquity but it's a little silly with most greek people belong to the greek orthodox church and have a special relationship with wine due to the holy communion wine is the second liquid we drink after our mother's milk is. sent a fund us is glad to see a young generation of been willing to prove how good greek wine can be still not a local or if you plant dryness on two sides of a hill that are identical. the one on one side will still taste different from the other one. became normal for us in that results in a diversity of flavors and aromas. that. greece cannot have

large scale one production similar to other countries greece is home to boutique ones that are produced in smaller quantities yet he was the horrible thing. constantino smith trouble us grows great variety is on the peloponnesian peninsula in the third generation of his family rather than young. yet in the snow but i will miss the greek wine growers now have faith in their green vines they believe in their own varieties that was the only way to succeed and that. yes the bikini if they instead of planting imported vines in greece we shine by presenting our own projects on the international markets with a new one because of. a recipe for success his top winds including the red are your huge co have won numerous

prizes. to. after the end of their one of the greek vintners myself included aim for quality is that you can achieve that by reducing the output that there may have been investing a lot of work in the vines is responsible for almost eighty percent of the quality of the final product but this be at the center so that the property of the. biggie casts a family of bigness from africa also combine tradition with new ideas they produce retsina a dried tang wine in antiquity wine was stored in nam forest that was sealed with pine resin to preserve it. chris from new person but it's in the resin was used in large quantities. the aim was to hire the ones shortcoming is not doing hands of the qualities of progress or men but then as well . in any of this in that gave red siena

a bad reputation in this work and we only had resin in tiny quantities in a bid to change that so when the girls and i were yes. in the family loved oratory daughter of a silly experiments to find new softer new monsters in the retsina. she studied and ology in france and then returned to greece to work on innovative production methods together with her father she is one of the new generation of vigilance in greece only off the. young think there's like myself have all studied and one. two pronged. we have fresh new ideas that we want to combine with the traditions and experience of the older generation. but it will. produce the new winds under the watchful gaze of wine gold dye and isis thanks to the efforts of the country's approximately six hundred wine growing operations

greek wines are getting a better reputation both at home and on the international market. looks good and then with that we come to the end of the show but before we go we want to let you in on this week's drop staying on the subject of wine we'd like to know where you would like to enjoy a glass of wine or two and who you like to drink it with just go to our website for all the details and by taking part you qualify to weigh in and exclusive euro max watch so we're really looking forward to seeing all your photos good luck to all of you time now to say goodbye from me and the rest of the crew here in berlin as always thanks for watching see you again tomorrow. next time on the euro maps. video games play such an important role in society they've now got their own exhibition at london's famous victoria and albert museum the interactive exhibition looks at the design unconscious the games explore this

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