this is d.w. news live from berlin anger unrest and hopelessness in the u.s. after the shooting of another black man by police the father of the victim jacob blake says he saw this paralyzed after being shot multiple times in the back in new york his children this latest incident setting of protests not just in the state of wisconsin but across the country will get a live update also coming up russia hits back on german allegations that opposition

leader alexina valving was poisoned moscow accuses doctors of the bullet hospital where he's being treated of rushing to computers. going to come to. train to come to world war 3. and christopher nolan's news 5 thriller 10 it finally hits the big screens it's the 1st hollywood blockbuster since the coronavirus pandemic close piers goes around the world in march. i'm told we all logical welcome to the show we begin in the u.s. where the family of a black man shot several times in the back have said he's paralyzed and will likely never walk again officers in the city of can no show wisconsin shot 29 year old jacob blake multiple times from behind as he tried to get into the s.u.v. where his children were sitting next family has appealed for calm after 2 nights of

clashes between protesters and police. on the streets of canal show. it began as the mournful cry for help of a community suffering under the weight of injustice but as anger grew so did the tension some protestors aimed bottles at the police and police fire tear gas in response. shots rang out on the 2nd night of protests in wisconsin. cars were torched and buildings burned the family of jacob blake whose shooting brought them all here pleaded for peace as alan writing here. maybe. i don't know it is. a lot of damage. it doesn't mean but my.

witnesses say her son was trying to defuse a neighborhood dispute when police shot him in the back as his children watched was . last on. the 29 year old has sustained life changing injuries it's about the same. find. something. like he didn't matter. how much son matter. his community is also hurting we are scared and they're. like me and like me but kids we are we are terrified she don't know you have no idea you have no idea. how they count that they left the house systemic racism and police accountability are at the forefront of the black lives matter movement despite that the w.'s

reporter stefan's emergence says many of the officers in wisconsin will bring no i.d. or insignia. any idea on new day trooper. county told the city police federal police. as the curfew wore on the crowd of protesters around the courthouse thinned out but their message and their movement doesn't seem to be going anywhere. i am. yeah stephanie simons joins us from konoha stephan wisconsin facing a 3rd night of clashes tell us what you've seen on the streets streets so far and last here across around day all day long very very peaceful actually not much law enforcement on the street not many protesters on the street this is expected to change tonight as soon as the sun goes down as you can see here

at the courthouse can isha courthouses now fencing build up piers for much the same fence you have also around the washington white house now is to protect the president so this is now set up there is law enforcement now behind the fence we'll see how this will all develop tonight but it is definitely expect that that this will be not a peaceful night that there will be alter cases that there may be will more torching and. maybe even looting let's hope not but that's the perspective as many many see it right now he and kenosha. and the family of the victim yeah jacob blake has been making some demands one of they've been saying. well 1st of all they are absolutely heartbroken there was a press conference earlier today here in this park right in front of the court building here from the family and their legal representation and. it is

a little bit. observant in itself because he is what i mean by this on the one hand of course the family does not want it can osha going down the drain as we have witness it in in minneapolis where whole streets and buildings along those streets were torched to the ground and looting happened in a large scale this is not happening on a large scale here so far however there's buildings were set on fire as cars were set on fire so there was looting and so on so this is what the family doesn't want to see and not to happen in the name of take up lake however on the other hand the family is absolutely hurting like this whole community is hurting and the frustration the anger and also fear is really really high and big and magnificent here in this community that also translates in that the family doesn't want this to happen ever again like any other black person doesn't want this to

happen again people we talked to say that it is when they have a does a white men tell his white son hey you know white every black man here in america seems to have to tell their son or daughter listen you're black there's a different reality for out for you out there and that is what the family does not want to have happen in the future for anybody ok stephanie simons in wisconsin thank you. russia is disputing claims that opposition leader alexina vonnie was poisoned the valley was brought to the charity hospital on saturday after falling ill in siberia on monday doctors treating him said they had found evidence that he was poisoned a kremlin spokesman dismissed those findings saying they absolutely cannot be true of ali is currently in a medically induced coma. the situation has led some german politicians to call for a tougher stance against moscow german foreign minister is as clear as

a diplomat can be the alleged poisoning off i'll take say now vonnie is a serious matter. this is what we're fast it is vital that everything will be done to solve the case and hold those responsible to account missions for russian shafts . but for germany the relationship with russia is not always black and white. russia is needed a lot of areas internationally for example the preservation of iranian nuclear deal so for germany it's much more about a strategy of selective engagement than a breadlines. the head of the tax human rights committee called for european legislation similar to the u.s. magnitsky act which aims to punish human rights offend this we need to apply a magnitsky law on the european double that enables us as european union

to individually sanction those responsible for human rights violations such as travel ban such as asset freezes germany's green priority is renewing its calls for the german government to scrap the controversial north stream to gas pipeline project linking germany and russia i think the thing that it's worth to tell you why europe because of why that's wrong and your project also was just wrong it's one of the funders of a regime which has this kind of systematic of us nation that oh no we shouldn't be there are some german seem to be in favor of a tougher stance towards russia. because if i'm to sell sometime i find it very distressing and i hope the e.u. will speak with a common voice and maybe take action. must not. feel like interests and maybe getting

a bit tougher or question certain things after all it's not the 1st time now as i said i think germany has to make clear that we advocate values and human rights in international agreements when it comes to russia but also china. for germany russia has always been a complicated partner but rarely have relations been under this much strain. from time to take a look at some other stories making news around the world the supreme court of belarus has rejected an appeal by the country's exiled opposition leader to a null the result of the recent disputed. election svetlana to challenge the outcome last week news of president lukashenko as reelection triggered mass protests amid widespread allegations of vote rigging. soccer legend little messi has submitted an official request to be released from his contract

with f.c. barcelona it follows the team's humiliating 82 defeat by a buy in munich in the champions league messi has been with the club for 20 years. france has seen a steady increase in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases over the past few weeks leading to concerned that it may be experiencing another wave now germany has issued a travel warning for paris and its surrounding region eld of france as well as a southern province code does a region the french government is stepping up efforts to contain the virus by mandating the wearing of face masks in workplaces and ramping up testing. it's high season in paris but on the bustling shaun's elisei where masks are mandatory not everyone abides by the rules the past 2 weeks have seen an alarming spike in case numbers almost 5000 new infections were reported sunday now germany has issued a travel warning for the french capital also signed through one doesn't feel

a little rejected. of course you do progress your p.c. i understand the need for safety measures but i can't comment on germany's decision . process. masks are also obligatory in downtown marsay just one virus hotspot in southern france long lines form outside testing labs france's massively ramped up testing capacity since it's locked down. in nice on the cold does here people are required to wear masks as soon as they step off the beach in all outdoor areas across the city. stopping me from the world in the muslim and i was surprised because a lot of people already knew at the moment so to. well. despite the rising caseload the tour de france is due to kick off in nice on saturday a decision that divides opinion. but there's been little pushback against the government's plan to make math compulsory in workplaces nationwide from september 1st as president

a month security council convened in paris the government stressed that the coronavirus crisis is its highest priority the country is now bracing for stricter measures in the coming days. in a summer devoid of blockbusters it's arguably the most hotly awaited film christopher nolan's tenet finally hitting the big screen after repeated delays now that nuclear apocalypse spy thriller is the 1st big budget movie from a major hollywood studio to have to cinemas since the coronavirus outbreak shuttered movie theaters around the world in march. the main character in tenet is an anonymous agent who has to prevent a catastrophe threatening mankind has happened yet that's all the orientation cinema goers get. director christopher nolan is the master of multiple time frames and this is another artistically ambitious and action packed epic things

that seem to be unwinding can suddenly reverse. ship sailed backwards across the sea and bullets are such back into guns as if by magic you have to. nolan's new workplace with the physics of time reversal of the threat. inversion the hero played by john david washington learns how it all works from a secret organization. to open the right door and that a megalomaniac russian oligarch wants to use the concept to destroy the world to play. could be right out of a james bond movie and it's time to. try to come to blows 3 christopher nolan has realized a long held dream to make a spy thriller in the double 07 mold but his take mixes in science fiction elements it's classy action cinema but will it lure audiences back into the cinemas after

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max channel. goodbye no story. with exclusive. must see concerning startup culture to europe. to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don't miss out. this is the deadly news that broke out on the programs that day the deadlock in maadi west african envoys have left the country they were unable to reach agreement with military media is on high. well to return to civilian rule after last week's coup so what happens next. in south africa these invasive fish were threatening biodiversity now they're providing a lifeline to people struggling to put food on the table. name coronavirus

on the canvas we'll see how the pandemic has inspired the latest paintings of kenya's michael soulé. to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company it is exactly a week since a coup in mali and the future of the country is on the former president abraham a has said he does not want to return to power and now the question is how will the country be covenant and till and he can be held now that is something west african envoys and mali's new military rule is couldn't agree on during talks that ended on monday i'll be talking to an analyst about what the sticking point saw after this report. life on the streets of the capital bamako has seemingly

normal i should say for the question of who's going to run the country the answer was supposed to but did not come out of talks between envoys of what's known as the west african bloc of countries and the mali military. leaders have already decided to close the borders to landlocked mali and have threatened to impose sanctions against the coup leaders if they do not get what they want. in the right to do with what our elected government appointed. and what do you say that by the people on that point of including. the mali and people there is agreement with military leaders though the coup last week the ousting of a democratically elected president was a military coup and those same leaders say as many as 3 years are needed before new elections mollies democratic neighbors say elections must happen soon or.

decision decisions regarding the duration of the transition period the president of the transition the formation of the government will be made a most molly and with the political parties of the social political groups. one key political group opposition protesters known as m 5 which likes what it sees in the military. missile jordi of the 1000000 people we support the armed security forces and there's no need to rush in the shops and byways of bamako a range of sentiment. civil rule has lasted too long in this country and we need to turn to the military rule now because with there's no mercy no nonsense. people are afraid of military power they just have to clean up the country sweep away all the bad people but they must not take power and refuse to give it to civilians. many wouldn't mind the military holding power beyond its self professed mandate they

have trust in a smooth transition to democracy always neighbors favor such a transition but they left bhaumik 0 with no promises and no deal. ok i'm now joined by. political analyst economist and an expert on mali he is also the founder all what he that's a think tank based in west africa welcome to the demi's africa's she'll why all the negotiating parties failing to agree on who will rule mali in the transition period . well it's a pleasure to be with you i think that the only issue is not very turn to civilian rule i think it is very important to recall that mali not the country in a normal situation it has been depresses for 8 years now so i think it is actually quite positive not to have a quick deal because i think that this resolution should be used as an opportunity to solve problems a structural problem of the country and not just as

a way to break in right to focus on the on election hill how long a transition period do you think the country needs and what needs to be done in that time you were alluding to structural problems. yes i think that we should start with what is what is needed what should be goddammed over transition and given that then we can deduct what kind of federation the transition sure last and not the opposite so my view is that the country has to restore security because as to take political reform so that elections actually mean something for the country and i don't think that these as to be this can be daunting 9 months so in the year i think probably something around 2 years would be a good period to be able to try to launch. the kind of political new trajectory that the country needs still where is the country's opposition at in all of this sense and is the opposition's position reflective off of the will of the people.

they were going to talk about one position where was the correlation of opposition politicians and civil society movement which was actually behind their 1st demand for the additional form represented bramber gaita their political objective was actually met by the military coup which. forced the prisoner gaited to leave power but now i think it would be difficult for the opposition coalition to keep unity but again i think what is important now is to recognise that money has both to work on restoring a kind of the state and work on restoring democratic system i don't think that that 2 object these are the same and i think that too addicted by importance of the conflict hill there is of course that you had to straits at in mali and then also sort of into its make of violence in the country between communities that they don't want to fly nice for example but it's this come back to the jihadists right abcam we assume that in this time that there is uncertainty that's if you had some

gaining ground as is possible in 2012 it was a military coup which actually aggravated the signature crisis in becan trees so that why do so important to make sure that very discussion that leads to a new one for the tional government and transitional is to do things and so that the military can keep on a under security of a country and again with mali is a country at war so one of 2 for the over 2 or 3 is dealing a very difficult to create a situation i think that the transition to work toward restoring security and the same time to what we got up was to call an institutional reform that i've been i've been talking about all right that's he'll yeah the as a visual thank you so much for legal insight on that story in mali of course negotiations continue over who will rule the country in the next thank you

ron. as the coronavirus pandemic drive south africa's economy further into a downturn one environmental project on the country's southern coast has become an unlikely lifeline for those struggling to make ends meet conservationists working to tackle and excess of coffee fish in whom fly lake are now donating the unwanted fish to local residents. these fishermen head out on to the lake before sunrise several times a week. they go to catch cop and invasive fish in the one and late late on south africa's scenic garden route. carp was stalked illegally in the. hundreds it's numbers have grown and a threatening indigenous species we have. a program where we can advocate a common car. for the benefit of biodiversity here in the flesh in one flavor and

2nd 1st set of the project is that the cup that we take out currently from deflate we donated to our local communities as part of the food diet because fish is actually important source of protein initially simply a conservation program the catch now goes toward feeding nearby residents. volunteers have fished 13 times of car pay for the past 2 years today the fish feeds 250 people every day. tourism stops abruptly tearing virus restrictions leaving many here without an income so it's. tough. for the children to get food and money. so what they do but thankful for the. gift of the give is a south african humanitarian group with conservation officials and experts to check

that the fish is safe to leave. the group then packages and hands out the fish to residents you know we get a lot of study and work before we actually got to the point of where we are today and the fish itself yes needless to say it's all good very good for human consumption the the locals actually love it the handouts office some help to a few people cheering an extremely difficult time south africa's economy will shrink by over 7 percent this year because of caveat 19 the west outlook in 90 years. it's to kenya now which has seen a dramatic disruption from the coronavirus to that in next report follows one of the country's best known artists michael sawyer is wrong used his paintings to cost a critical eye on kenyan society and the world beyond now he's using pandemic works

to highlight inequality and injustice this is a. this is an ongoing quote over this one of. your men are putting on the mosques. so yeah i mean if you local going to put it under your norse whatever the hell do you remember the putting it on you know. michael song is inspired by his fellow kenyans inspired to outrage known for his critical stance the coronavirus is giving him plenty of material for instance the brutality of the police crackdown on people who break curfew. and on sex workers who have no choice but to keep on working. this is or. is a very common kind of like you know theme in my own you know or your typical a strip club scene since we're not in the issue of koran and that kind of thing you

know that's where you see the mosques but you have people still don't care you know before the pandemic so i took on the subject of chinese influence in africa he portrayed china as the future leader of the african union. but so his criticisms haven't spared african governments either he's been especially searing about their response to the corona crisis one thing that this thing has done in africa is that is completely exposed the deficiencies that exist in africa when it comes to health care where you have countries like south sudan of for vice president and the 4 ventilators in the whole of the country when there's an issue of the where their priorities are. his latest work is entitled say their names about african-americans who have been killed by police violence.

and that is it for now be sure to check out our other stories on dot com forward slash africa or also on facebook and on the day i'll leave you with some more fiction is from kenya raising awareness on 1000 issues stay safe passage. hunting for the next meal searching for the new strain. your excess and food but that was before you could roam now consuming ground to a halt and businesses are fighting to survive. what will happen if the crisis redefines mushroom. in germany. in

60 minutes. is there i'm david and this is climate change. happiness increase book. smarter birth free books. american airlines is planning to cut 19000 employees well the u.s. government rides of the rescue a 2nd time or is the pandemic poised to cut the airline industry sized. german businesses are more optimistic about recovery fuelling new forecasts for a strong 3rd quarter. and mobile payments are cross africa. that is now. poised to change. also the program will go to mexico and look at

agenda changed its business model well drastically after a pandemic shutdown. hello and welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us american airlines says it will cut or furlough without pay 19000 workers back to over 1st when government support runs out it would be the 1st airline in the u.s. to make such drastic cuts although others are in a similar position delta said monday it was preparing to furlough almost 2000 pilots and united airlines has warned 36000 workers their jobs are at risk u.s. government has provided $25000000000.00 in funding to the airlines to keep employees through the end of september but the industry expects travel numbers to remain low for years ahead. and let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york yes korda yes 19000 jobs on the line here what does this

tell us about the airline industry right now while the airline industry clearly is still struggling if you look what happens when you're travel for example within the united states most states have every actually parenting orders in place or so meaning a lot of people are still shying away from a traveling far and then also if you look on the international business there is still a travel ban in place for a lot of citizens from other countries so that also hurt some of that part of the business and so if the u.s. government does not provide more money after september it's pretty likely that american airlines will not be the only and last airline that will come up with mass layoffs yet what's the outlook on the u.s. government extending that lifeline to the airlines. well basically congress is more or less in summer recess and won't return before after labor day

what is around september 6th or 7th so nothing is going to happen before that and then clearly we have elections coming up so we will see if it will be possible to find some sort of an agreement for more aid and at least out of congress we just here on tuesday got new figures for consumer confidence and that dropped much more than expected to and you make no and that might be because some unemployment $8.00 to $600.00 per week expired by the end of july and that should show in those weak numbers for consumer confidence and just might be an extra reminder that more stimulus more money more $8.00 will be needed to keep consumers going and shopping all right perhaps an extra push there for congress as it returns in score there for us in new york thank you very much over to europe now is the german economic

recovery speeding up a good sign german businesses are more optimistic that at least according to a new survey by the munich based evo institute for economic research survey out offers rather a positive outlook for europe's largest economy which suffered a record 9.7 percent contraction in the 2nd quarter as private consumption investments and exports all collapse at the height of the coven 1000 pandemic. are you for instance who president clinton's 1st told us that the biggest threats that the biggest threat to business confidence rather would be another nation wide lockdown as long as we can respond to outbreaks to regional i was brought out breaks with the regional measures i think we are ok what we need what we should try to avoid is a general lockdown that would have severe consequences it would also have an impact on the general mood of consumers and trust of investors so that would be a really bad if that happened the recession would be much worse than we think it is

it has to be now all right over to africa now mobile money is big across the continents but not in ethiopia where regulations are prohibitive and cash remains king that's changing slowly with new legislation and new hygiene fears due to the pen demick. paying with cash is now almost old school in g.g. got out of the capital of ethiopia somali region in recent months the use of mobile money has boomed in the area in this cafe about half the customers pay with their phone to what we see you get your money see you don't have to take a lot of money and you know your pocket in term of war and that it's just like you know they do use so we can you know floyd if you think the money was you know take it by someone else in g.g. mobile money is even used to purchase the famous and widely consumed cuts leaves.

this micro finance institution set up mobile money operations here about 6 months ago and now has 200000 customers according to the c.e.o. the somali region offers a many advantages links to the exposure from neighboring somalia where mobile money is already widely used to put it in this region and that's because of the customers who. this is really easy time to meet knowledge is simplicity almost so that's why this region has particular particular to many competitors. during the covered 19 pandemic the government introduced incentives to encourage citizens to increase their use of digital payments in addition it also changed some restrictive laws in recent months the previous typical mission was more or less focused on the. on the financial sector so the new problem mission gives technologist obvious providers like ourselves to have electronic payment in short

license it gave us more flexibility in terms of quiting customers. and running it really gave us a lot of room for growing and expansion but most mobile money services require an internet connection which is a major challenge anything. where the network is still very unreliable. this took took dr a still ask his customers to pay cash there's a thing no one knows what it is sometimes the network is saturated or absent for several days in a row for me it's better to receive cash and leave than to wait for the money to be sent slowly through the phone and thereby wastes time country wide customer behavior also represents a significant challenge even in the country's capital addis ababa meanwhile in rural areas mobile money has yet to thrive little access to banks and local activity make it difficult to promote digital payments but with 80 percent of

ethiopians still living outside cities the market potential could be huge in remote areas. and now to some of the other global business stories making news. energy giant exxon mobile is the drop out of the dow jones industrial average after 100 years in the index it's one of 3 companies leaving the dow they'll be replaced by 2 tech companies cells force dot com an m jim and buildings and appliances conglomerate honeywell international at the end of this week. facebook says it's planning a legal challenge against the thai government the social network says it was compelled by the thai authorities to block access to a group discussing the country's king royalist marketplace as over a 1000000 members in thai government claims some of its content is defamatory. the u.n. says the krona virus has devastated global tourism with $270000000000.00 euros loss of revenues in the 1st 5 months of this year the slump is threatening more than

$120000000.00 jobs u.n. says tourism is one of the largest sectors in the global economy accounting for 7 percent of global trade last year. global fast food chain k.f.c. is setting aside its finger lickin good slogan for the time being due to the corona virus corona virus hygiene requirements however social media users have pointed out that the changes meaningless since consumers already eat the products with their fingers. are right for almost half a year now we've been reporting on the novel ways in which businesses are adapting to the krona virus pandemic and this time we're off to mexico for a group of jim trainers have set aside their focus on top fitness to focus on business survival. it's usually a place of such energy but this fitness club could barely be more quiet it's one of the many mexican gyms forced to close because of the coronavirus pandemic hit staff

like it's machines were left idled. that was until they began burning fat of a different kind. welcome to mexico city's newest tacky takeaway. and pointers if you go to the root of the closure of jim facilities we had to think about how to move forward with a look for a way to earn income for them or help the knitting a little it's been pointed out that converting a gym to attack or rear is not the obvious choice these are not exactly healthy foods are they. if overall it's a really funny thing actually there already a meal is out there saying that we've become exactly what we set out to destroy. them all this 3 years it's also been a big leap for the gym staff who've gone from sculpting 6 packs one week to

preparing meat snacks the next. up and then i feel the fit in that would be very different for me because i haven't cooked like this my whole life and now i'm learning it. it'll be a while until they can return to their usual vocation in the gym but in the meantime at least they may be generating some new potential clients. that is a gem i would gladly join lots of for me in the business team here were led out online at www dot com slash business as well as on facebook and twitter. as always it's watching.

my gorgeous love was food for the russians so. steve thanks. so many different walks of life. some are. honestly trying to put all of this comes straight from the heart to see if you can point to the morning delusion the mushroom interactions how much.

from the fruit of the loss to their final resting place the russians. documentary. crime fighter back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention. sustainable charcoal production. all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to mindanao. they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them the countless cultural riches were brutally stolen from africa and carted off to europe by colonialists.

each artifact has blood on it from the ones that have yet to heal. what should be done with the stone north from africa. this is being hotly debated on both continents. film and soul starts september 7th on g.w. . in a summer devoid of blockbusters it's perhaps the most hotly awaited film christopher nolan's tenet finally hitting the big screen after repeated delays with dizzyingly high stakes we'll talk about whether it makes the grade and also look at these stories. we visit the historic city of volume on the cradle of german classicism and of modernism to see how its past present and future co-exist for

creatives today. and an exhibition in hollow shows how frenchmen revolutionized fashion of photography by combining the commercial and the surreal. welcome to the show well don't try to understand it feel it says the scientists to the protagonist of christopher nolan's new film and that's perhaps the best way to approach it as tenets palindromic title implies nothing is linear in the story it's quite typical of the director who gave us films like memento or interstellar instead time is inverted car chases go in reverse and we follow the protagonist on an action packed tour of tallinn mumbai all slow and more as he attempts to save the human race it's very big cinema indeed. the main character in tenet is an anonymous agent who has to prevent a catastrophe threatening mankind hasn't happened yet that's all the orientation

cinema goers get. director christopher nolan is the master of multiple time frames and this is another artistically ambitious and action packed epic things that seem to be unwinding can suddenly reverse. ship sailed backwards across the sea bullets or such back into guns as if by magic catching. nolan's new work plays with the physics of time reversal of the threat. inversion the hero played john david washington learns how it all works from a secret organization. you opened the right door and that a megalomaniac russian oligarch wants to use the concept to destroy the world plot

could be right out of a james bond movie. trying to prevent world war 3 christopher nolan has realised a long held dream to make a spy thriller in the double 07 world but his take mixes in science fiction elements it's classy action cinema but will it lure audiences back into the cinemas after the corona induced brain. willetts indeed a lot riding on this film for certain adrian kennedy is here to talk to me about it and what's the verdict is this film going to bring people back into the cinemas it could should really because christopher nolan is a master filmmaker with free blockbusters under his belt he 1st came to our attention in the year 2000 the meant so was his 1st slightly bigger budget film cost $9000000.00 who took in almost $40000000.00 it established his reputation and his trademark use of multiple timeline his most recent movie was a bit of

a departure but it posted 3 timelines and became the most successful 2nd world war drama ever done kirk took a massive half a 1000000000 at the box office but nolan's mission to save save the cinema with this new film tenets is perhaps as daunting as its heroes attempt to save the world the film has got mixed reviews good for the cinematography and the action but slightly less good for the perfect singing plots which is also a running gag in the movie people are asking urging us to keep up asking whether our heads and in the end finally urging don't try to understand it just feed it maybe not know the best film but it could. be just the kind of a scape non-students that you audiences want nukes right now now for many people obviously a huge relief to have a big hollywood film opening after such

a long drought is there more to come let's take it depends a little bit on how tenet does and also on current virus measures whether they ease further but the big can do this for most eagerly and spread to films of the year of course the new bond movie we've been waiting since april for that one. it's of course. the last outing for daniel craig it's now shadowed for november release and another one we've been waiting for since my is black widow black widow for marvel studios starring scarlett johnson. also due in november but don't hold your breath away so you wear on movies there's some value not the news that's creating a bit of a stir really fat really quickly tell us what it is the belly international film festival is announce that the will no longer be gender specific best for best

actor and best actress though would be prizes for best performance and best supporting performance this is a move that they say is a signal for more gender sensitive awareness interesting to do it that way and let's hope that they can make that festival happen indeed in 2021 thanks for those insights in kennedy. and we'll take you now to weimar which is a relatively small city but a real heavyweight in terms of its cultural legacy home for many years to go to and shell are 2 leading figures of the german enlightenment birthplace of the bow how and so we're taking you there to see how weimar still inspires today starting with an international magnate the famous house university. ball house who are still. very well known universe within our town and. when i came here just i was looking for the university variance the university.

that was 2 years ago when we. arrived from tehran she wanted to express yourself freely and try different art forms so she chose a masters degree program at the bauhaus university environment are called public art and new artistic strategies when i came here i made a very abundant full artist here from all over the war as our program international . and i'm so satisfied through. all that. our project we need. there and actually this is one thing that i hadn't experienced before because when i was in iran most of my work was. done each other kind of is showing a selection of her cartoons they present a very personal interpretation of the idiosyncratic german philosopher farzana read

nature's work as a teenager but wasn't aware back then that he had spent his final years in weimar. look at because there is from mozambique the musician has lived in weimar for the past 3 years he's doing a doctorate at the university of music france list where he also teaches african me . what is induced for additional instruments. is. is the future is all is there life is past present and future of human of human kind that's what i see in the instruments and i believe it's it's our mission also to. live. look at makes the instruments in his garage he describes how versatile they are and how they work just as easily in a jazz setting as they do in combination with classical musicians. if you think

people are very quickly the musicians who can't go people who can communicate musically when we have. my mark is a city that's full of music full of inspiration. that's also demonstrated by this concert in the you dish summer by my series focusing on jewish culture for all ages there's no doubt that weimar is an lively and multicultural city. these photos graced the pages of vogue claire and harper's bazaar and made ad campaigns for chanel into guard adventures french fashion photographer revolutionized his profession in the 2nd half of the 20th century by seizing on the potential for a product to tell a story is main inspiration came from surrealism and an exhibition now on in hull and shows how strikingly modern his images still are. light and

shadow pictures made up of surfaces grids and angles. young photographer give board down who would soon revolutionize fashion photography started as an abstract artist. the young artist sought and found inspiration and encouragement in the surrealist man ray who at the time was already an add on card legend or does career as a fashion photographer began with a shock in 1955 the 27 year old transplanted with has been well mannered presentation of dresses waterhouse the privily decorated world of ladies was provocateur. we confronted with the reality of meat. but i soon found he entered areas that had previously been taboo for death obsessions sexuality violence of course he tried to stage those things with his pictures but also to tell stories

with them to me. that scene on. the border was obsessed with images he also filmed a lot unsaid and beyond borders way of telling stories was to create breaks and gaps and to awaken the desire of the game surrealism was alive in post-war paris it was here that bore down found his ideas. issue advertising. the fashion the clothes the shoes are basically the opportunity the pretext for making the pictures so the pictures show more they do more than simply convey address or issue with clothes with what is from. desire is awakened but the object of desire is hidden or almost casually included.

downs photo series and phone tell stories like films or can fix. or da who is at times quite eccentric in his work had a good deal of humor. formally however he did not make any compromises. for instance in photographs not intended for advertising. no doubt he was carried along by the new free spirit that had existed since the 1960 s. . as a higher growth these elements of the site guys like the sexual revolution and student protests naturally have an. impact on commerce and witty and shrewd photographers like him are especially inspired by such events as from sources i consider. that the start of his career bore down took not only abstract photographs but also photos of everyday life on the street people are down died in 1901 and

just 62 years old he never gave interviews never made books or put on exhibitions fortunately his work can now be seen in museums. and on that beautiful note it's time for us to sign off so until next time all the best from berlin and be sure to stay in touch oh.

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