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tv   Arts and Culture  Deutsche Welle  April 26, 2019 1:45am-2:00am CEST

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and a german student whose photos transformed great of an architecture into a column full fantasy. well it's finally arrived and it's not open in your country yet it will in the next few days avengers endgame is the most anticipated film of the year because it's the last in the series of what has become the highest grossing franchise of all time and all superheroes have to topple those loose ends from the previous movies and get rid of him. to some but starting point the end game is like tallackson lead fifty percent of all of a creature islamist stakes couldn't be higher following an environmental catastrophe we lost all. close friends the last trailing.
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leg the universe is like finally balanced out it's kind of caught up with like what's like reflecting that actually going on in the world and i like it that way. but lucid mobbles latest installment has been a long and closely guarded secret place can't tell you anything we were tech puts it been protecting the plot for like three years on this but we will tell you that this is the grand conclusion i don't think there's ever been a movie like this before of. a secret that was kept even from the actors themselves . we shot like four or five different endings i have no idea what the what the ending is that we actually are going to be going with you it's a very lock and key very hush hush i mean it's it's all cloak and dagger lead it's
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pretty good that i've. done one thing it was a cool place search and filling is not the strength to try. to save the world as we know what superheroes will do. whatever it. takes. i haven't seen it but. my colleague melissa holroyd has all freons of it is now a bit long i didn't realize it was three hours long i went into the cinema i just thought it was a normal length film and then when i came out and looked at my phone i thought this something's wrong why where has the time gone but they've got a lot of ground to cover they do that got a huge amount of sound to cover this film is the culmination it is this is the
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veritable snowball of twenty one other films over the past eleven years they've got lots of loose ends to tie up and it's the biggest film of the year it could pay it could well be the biggest film of the year it's in its first week it is set to gross more than one billion us dollars worldwide. and. did you like it. i liked it yeah i liked it the people around me in the audience they really liked it very much german audiences are usually quite quiet on these people they were gospel they were laughing they were cheering it was like the loud loudest film audience i've ever been a part of. anything like that presumably also. they were laughing as well weather and the attraction part of the attraction of
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this this whole thing is that superheroes take the mickey out of themselves that's right take it too serious yet the comedy is perhaps the biggest part of the series i think it puts but it's probably the most important part of it the fact that they really can laugh at themselves they've got people on board like chris hemsworth who is a to receive comic actor here he is i mean he is just magnetic on screen i could imagine that like casting directors in the past have just been you know thrown by his ridiculous good looks and not really thought of him as a comic actor. the women on the other hand scarlett johannson karen gilliam when of power dream lost and i don't think they've got any funny lines maybe a few but not many they spend a lot of their time being kind of sexy and run in the sort of you know stoic and they sort of do a lot of jaw acting with their life doing not
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a lot and then you know people are doing funny things around them and they just kind of respond in a sort of a confused sort of defiant why yeah that's in that clip we saw breed last night was a bit of the star it looks you're talking about is it a film for all the family well no it's actually not for everybody because newcomers might well feel lost yet you have to know what you're looking at you have to study up i'm lucky enough to have a sixteen year old son so he tells me. what's going on but for those who don't have that the malvo mob will have released a timeline in chronological order not in the order that the films are actually released and so people can watch them in the right order while millions of millions are going to watch. melissa polaroid thanks very much now no wage and violinist visit a friend wanted to play the double bass but her parents said she couldn't because the size of the car it would be able to get it and all the family into the small
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v.w. so she took up the smallest string instrument the violin i'm a mom has forged a path as one of the most imaginative and refreshing sort of honest around today though because parents didn't have a big issue for the. just the way you are there is no filter there is no. mention see no there's just straight the way. this is me this is what i'm burning for this is my problem this is what month or chino it's that it's all about the.
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builder frank strength is her fresh approach she really interprets beethoven giving familiar pieces and incisive morden feel. her first talk with the door just symphony orchestra beilin under music director robert to chart c. has taken her to new heights. the norwegian musician has been high old as a violin virtuoso she's now thirty two years old and has settled in germany. she was born in oslo and to a family of musicians and gave her first concert at the age of ten it wasn't long before she became a soloist with the oslo. struck. a
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scholarship from star violinist an associate mozart allowed had time to mature as a musician. has made claims recordings of many exceptional and demanding compositions georgia and that skews octet for strings. is a veritable mt everest for the musician's friends performance seems to come straight from the so. let's go wrote it when he was just seventeen. he happened to. great is my all time. favorite. birthday. frank has a one hundred percent devotion to the music she performs her repertoire includes works from the twentieth century and the classics tonal palate is.
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each note carries immense expressive power. architecture student power i started photographing bauhaus obama house inspired buildings four years ago live on his computer by adding bright color patterns by how celebrating its one hundredth anniversary this year was all about for following function is chiefly taken this one step further he says full functionality and color is the result of. great reality becomes colorful urban fantasy geometric the suns are canvases for splashes of color. photographer and architecture student powell ice transforms the often plain structures into genuine i catchers. so many buildings don't get seen because they've been simply painted grey like the rest of the city and so they almost disappear. and.
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ice who comes from berlin down the many gray on gray cityscapes to dreary so in two thousand and fifteen he started shooting his colorful photo series now he's studying in linz austria where. an old tobacco factory has become a favorite setting. the industrial complex was built in the new objectivity style later famed as pal house design in the early twentieth century it was a new approach to architecture. is fascinated by it. and so if you do look at the details and the windows and what a clever solution this mechanism is how fine the structure you find usually totally new back down with that one if this is it's as if you installed a spaceship somewhere today and said this is the new architecture i think. i sees his photos as a criticism of contemporary architecture. he says modern designs lack
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a spirit of experimentation and courageous ideas. doesn't the industrial building and construction methods that were developed back then were implemented because they offered a way to build a lot for a little money if you. concept of progress behind them didn't take hold at all we have no innovations in architecture there too i. can add colorful accents he turns an apartment block and lintz into an artwork in primary colors red yellow and blue inspired by dutch painter pete monday on. he also cites architects from the battle house tradition bruno touts design for workers housing in berlin placed equal emphasis on form functionality and color. architecture photographer of paul i says giving that's a backhoe factory a thorough remodeling. on his computer he removes unwanted elements corrects the
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perspective and colors in various surfaces. this is not quite the primary colors used by house but rather a more up to date interpretation of the end up with that soon. this image to serve as a call for more courage in architecture. after he graduates powell ice hopes to design innovative buildings of his own colorful ones of course. well i couldn't agree more of we need more color in our architecture that's it thanks for watching i'm bubba.
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