extrude is playing one of them manages. more about that in a minute but also coming up today. the only north korean artist in exile. talks about his life working as a propaganda artist before he escaped the sas and his life since then. and the moving photographic exhibition of homeless people here in berlin. charlie's angels was a hugely successful t.v. series back in the 1970s featuring initially found forsett mages justin smith and kate jackson as 3 beautiful private investigators righting wrongs on america's main streets the franchise go to reboot with 2 films and another series at the beginning of this century but none of these really achieve the success of the original now hollywood is having another go with yet another movie. the new charlie's angels is

all about female empowerment of women can do anything just because they can doesn't mean they should be. in the franchise's latest installment the angels have gone global with butt kicking agents all over the planet. i sure am just a decrease that person stewart backed up by newcomer but when sky. together these new angels have to protect a young whistleblower engineer played by me scott i'm the only programmer on a column clinton revolutionize the power industry but there is a possibility it can be weaponized and i might be too. but. not i'm jane not the movies written produced and directed by elizabeth banks who plays the angels manager possibly ironic over group exceptional women. you guys are like babies. we work out. and feel.

that it's the 1st film in the charlie's angels franchise with a female director just as me. so. i really wanted to build. the camaraderie and sorority and surrounding scene where we want to change the name joke. to me like. this reboot brings charlie's angels into 29 teams with plenty of action but also. a message of solidarity to take part in taking down international. if you can. they can do. called a david leavitt's joins me now here we go again david so what is different this time around right well i think you really can't tell this time that this is a movie made by women for women i mean i think looking back at the old charlie's angels the series the other movies from the early 2000 we have this idea that they

were always about female empowerment but if you actually look at that old series it's kind of condescending i'm talking about the series from the late seventy's you know it's kind of like oh look they're cute they can shoot they can carry. this is no hold up today at all and the 1st 2 movies in the early 2000 starring cameron diaz drew barrymore lucy woo these are really raunchy comedy is that are clearly made by a man who are mad you know anything like that i just like to write rough and hard because it's about you know i signed that release waiver so you can just feel free to stick things in my slot yeah solicitors compares to the number one. it's the new one is all about fashion which i don't know you know you get this this new character who's supposed to be an engineer who turns into the new charlie's angels and she's so excited about the closets that they've got also the flirtations things are so much more innocent in this movie that really surprised cameron diaz

awful text go i'm sorry where you got you got these the scenes they sort of have the hots for this young chemists and there are there are jokes about my favorite my favorite chemical is fostered and kristen stewart walks by and she's on are you flirting with with the handsome nerd that's sort of the extensive it in this movie which is so different from drew barrymore licking this hearing we all hope there were tons of chinese it is different i can see that but it still begs the question why is hollywood really doing this again well hollywood all about action franchises right now if it's a commercial thing you know they're leaving leaving it to amazon and that folks to take the risks they want movies that have name recognition and that's what a movie franchise like charlie's angels does it's also got a very commercial soundtrack with every on agron day miley cyrus a lot of del ray. stars that young girls the teenage girls and young women really really like to their credit though this is different it's got cameos by all

kinds of really strong female role models olympic athletes. and you've got you've got kristen stewart who is in a relationship with a woman she's playing possibly the 1st gay angelus not really clear so this is a much more work much more 2019 version ok ok looking forward to the cinema new you as they say from november the 15th all around the world david leavitt's thanks very much. why we here in germany have been said to write in the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall there's another country which has been divided even longer no wolf and south korea never signed a peace treaty at the end of the korean will back in 1950. 3 and they're still technically at war the artist used to work as a propaganda artist for the regime but escaped and now lives in the south he fears that unity or reunification is a distant dream. he lost somewhere in bavaria

a makeshift studio for an enemy of the state sun moon has fled north korea meaning he's the only contemporary artist from that country who can work for even. freely means incognito wearing a mask to protect both himself and his family here he's painting a fish in blood red sea spray it's something most last painter before he returns to south korea where he lives in exile. it's interesting to compare the current situation in divided korea with german reunification here east and west one again many people remain divided i feel the same way as i see and draw myself within this in between. north korea is the world's last remaining past the end of stalinism and it's one with a perfect command of propaganda techniques perspectives that create a sense of being overpowered using the masses as ornament. in his early work sun

moon copied the official aesthetic and was so good at it that he was trained as a north korean propaganda painter. i started painting because i wanted to make chemical song and kim jong il happy with my pictures. son move letter basically harmonious life he was looking forward to a great career as a painter in service to kim jong il but then in the mid 1990 s. came the catastrophe. screaming that nations estimates some $20000000.00 are starving resorting to eating roots and grass there's only enough food for each adult to get 100 grams per day mocks the need to. starvation drove sun moon into the tumen river he swam to china knowing he could never return so moses caves still affects him to this day he depicts it in his paintings and sketches the absurd odyssey through pyongyang beijing and laos covering thousands of kilometers in

order to reach south korea just over the border. he was helped by the chinese mafia who smuggle him to laos where he struggled his way through the jungle. when he finally saw the church crosses above seoul it seemed unreal and freedom brought confusion a cult of personality in pop music a uniformity of commercial brands. the dominating position of religion. all strategies that seem similar to those used in north korea. in north korea there's one political ideology but in south korea there are several powerful ideologies. since i painted so many propaganda paintings i was sensitized to those things. today so movie uses a propaganda stick style to oppose the powerful and challenge to both north and

south korea. exhibitions in china germany and the united states have made the artist increasingly well known. combines ideological symbols from north and south korea seeking a new language of fellowship. he turns propaganda into a melancholy utopia simple and powerful. at the end of our interviews sun moon sings the song. because the. it's the in official anthem of unified korea. fascinating story that now with winter approaching here in the northern hemisphere and the night sky i think cold of this is the most difficult time of year for homeless people at the moment in a church here in berlin that's

a very moving exhibition of photos featuring people with most of as a blind eye but not the photographer the burra rupert. remember i meet with people who have become invisible people on the margins of society for basic essential things were taken away from them there aren't really seen anymore in fact they're not seen at all. back. then based photography has been taken photos of homeless people for 10 years her latest works are currently on show in a church in berlin and an exhibition called no space and counters with people without a home. is a saw. it's important to me that you see the person and the human with his story

with us when he bends and that you show and meet the people in a dignified way. that takes photos all over berlin and disadvantaged areas but also of people sleeping out in the open at a chance to reach the people she's photographed get their portrait as a gift. not everyone agrees to have their picture taken but cast norman did he lived on the street for over 6 years today the 54 year old lives in a shelter. seeing his portrait brings back memories but not only bad ones. there reminds me of my grandpa he looked almost exactly like me fat short with a cigarette in his mouth like me. so much. but i like it. if it. shows homeless

people and their daily fight for survival on the streets from a new more human perspective. again a very moving story more on these stories and lots of all the topics from the world of ops and culture on a website called d.w. dot com slash culture and facebook page jup do check them out as often our thanks for watching and do join as the same time tomorrow if you can. get.

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