this is deja vu news live from berlin a horrific attack on a teacher near paris the victim for headed outside the school where he talks authorities are treating it as a terrorist attack. also prepare for a no deal break with the european union prime minister boris johnson's warning to the u.k. he says the e.u. doesn't want progress on a trade deal brussels says it's just empty rhetoric. and u.s. president donald trump takes his campaign from florida to georgia a state huge one in 2016 but this year that state may be up for grabs we go there

for the latest. i'm going to look up welcome to the program a teacher in france has been beheaded outside the school where he worked and what president emanuel mccaughan has called in islamised terrorist attack the incident occurred outside paris in the town of call for us all remain police say the victim had shown cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class the suspect was shot dead by police it's the 2nd islamist attack in france since the charlie charlie hebdo trial opened in september staff at that satirical magazine were murdered by islamist gunmen in 2015 after it published mohammad caricature.

at the scene of the attack french president emmanuel mckown said france would not be divided by terrorists. you know i call on all our compatriots at this time tonight to be united without any distinction whatsoever. because we are 1st and foremost citizens united by the same values and history our fate and. this unity is indispensable much has already been said and i will not add more the seasoning the attack that has been committed and there will be a swift and firm response. you can count on my determination and that of the government thank you your former. british prime minister boris johnson is warning the u.k. to prepare for a no deal break from the e.u. unless there's what he called a quote fundamental change of position from brussels even leaders have dismissed mr

johnson's statement statement as rhetoric just as leaders in brussels were wrapping up 2 rather slow days of talks from across the channel british prime minister johnson decided to breathe some life into the meeting given that they have refused to negotiate seriously for much of the last few months and given that this summit appears explicitly to rule out a canada style deal i concluded that we should get ready for january the 1st with a range moves that are more like australia's based on simple principles of global free trade the clock is ticking in 10 weeks time the u.k. could crash out of the block without a deal key issues regarding trade are far from being settled access to u.k. fishing waters yet another contentious issue. some e.u. leaders are warning that britain needs a deal more than the e.u.

the new some will seek new claim it just so happens that making the british prime minister happy isn't the location of the leaders of the 27 member states that chose to remain in the e.u. . the pony i mean it's a. little whatever the british people were told of joining the referendum they need the single market they are much more dependent on us than we are on them. the german chancellor being her usual self exercised restraint like most evil leader she's in favor of a deal but has made clear it cannot come at all costs to get stuff and be a active pm on the most important thing is that when we accept and acknowledge that the u.k. wants to go its own way with any clarity on how to react with the laws of the european union being increasingly different from those in the u.k. . and it's tiny and could. also be voted off the idea and

a future deal however difficult striking it may be is not yet completely off the table hope still lies on this man e.u. chief rexona go shader michaud daniel he was supposed to go to london on monday but it's unclear if that will happen. let's turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world a study by the world health organization says does not increase the survival rate of covert patients or shorten their hospital stays the anti-viral drug has been to treat patients in the u.s. earlier research suggested that it helped speed up recovery. hundreds of restaurant workers have protested against new anti covert measures in barcelona demonstrators threw eggs and plates at city hall because of the 15 day shutdown of bars ordered by the cattle on government the region is one of this of spain's worst hit with more than 20000 infections in the past 2 weeks. a court in berlin has

overturned a late night shutdown of bars and restaurants due to a rise in corona virus infections the judge said the german capital's 1st curfew in 70 years was an un reasonable infringement of the hospital of the hospitality industries freedom health officials said the curfew is central in slowing the rise of infections which is soaring in berlin. we're less than 20 days until the u.s. presidential election and both campaigns are heading into their last lap focusing on must win swing states in florida president donald trump spoke to seniors in important voter demographic aren't by that head demick is trying to regain ground as polls consistently put democratic challenger joe biden out in front in florida and nationally. the president delivered an upbeat message defending his record on

the pendant. i'm moving heaven and earth to safeguard our seniors from the china virus to deliver lifesaving therapies in record time and to distribute a safe and effective vaccine before the end of the year and we're really doing it even sure even better to see what's going on we have the vaccines getting ready to go seniors will be the 1st in line for the vaccine and we will soon be ending this pandemic. next stop is michael in georgia which is where our correspondent i mean s.f. finds himself tonight so i mean why is trump visiting georgia it's a traditionally republican state me one in 2016. i will and you know one biden supporter put it this way to me he said if trump is visiting georgia this close to the election his campaign must be in trouble that's what i think a lot of pro biden voters think because georgia is a state that has long been in the pocket of the republican party it has not gone

democrat since 1992 but the polls this year are showing it might go another way and might turn against trump recent polls put trump and biden neck in neck and even gave some gave biden an advantage over trump and a lot of pollsters say this comes down to demographics the growing latino population the state as well as higher turnout among african-americans and just from talking to black voters in atlanta when we were there when early voting started you can see the energy you can feel the energy there a lot of voters told us they're voting like their life depends on it and we came to this trump rally there was a group of black protesters who said they had never protested before but they just want trump's term to end to come to an end so i think that's what you might be seeing here in georgia this might be turning into a swing state. now you're very on the ground waiting for trump to arrive what's the

sense among some supporters. well total enthusiasm i would say it's almost like a rock concert you've heard probably that trump rallies like this people come from all over we talked to somebody who came down from boston to come here and talk to trump supporters and to tend this rally so this is really a big event. and trump supporters are enthusiastic they think that she will win the election here in georgia they're confident in a lot of them don't believe the polls they say that's just negative press and they have every reason to think that the polls are inaccurate giving given what happened in 2016 when hillary clinton was supposed to win the election and didn't that being said like i said georgia is a very divided so one trump supporter told me everybody knows his voting for trump but of course he probably doesn't know people who are voting against him. right it is a very divided situation and the polls are showing consistently biden in the lean is

that having any kind of impact on how both campaigns are you know coming down the homestretch. i think that's exactly what you're seeing here in georgia it probably was not on his list of states few months ago to come to not one of the battleground swing states of course this election will be decided by electoral college votes not the popular vote so the candidates really want to hit these places like wisconsin and pennsylvania that they feel are going to go to the other candidate because if the other candidate gets it they get all the votes there so i think you're going to see in the coming days more attention focused on places like georgia that may not have been swing states last election but in this election are tossed into kind of the chaos before this election with the coronavirus and the polls showing biden with a steady lead in places where he didn't have one before. all right we're going to have to leave it there i mean s.f. on the ground for us to knock on georgia waiting for president trump to arrive for his rally thanks very much. for democracy protesters have clashed with

police in the thai capital bangkok authorities say the gathering was illegal activists want constitutional change the country's government and powerful monarchy have so far stood their ground. taking cover using whatever they can find. a wall of police advances trying to clear the protesters out but they hold strong. around 2000 pro-democracy demonstrators gathered in bangkok's main shopping district in defiance of an emergency order that made the rally illegal. the government has been pushing us to the cliff and now we are on the edge so now we are we have nowhere to go live we need to stand right now if not now then we don't know where they might receive over for the war or even in like doing this

protest it just makes. the fire you when they are. there demanding democratic reform of thai society where the government and marcie have unquestionable powers. the movement has long been calling for the resignation of this man prime minister prayed. and with his ministers laughing along in the background he proudly stated he isn't quitting. one of i've done wrong so that i have to resign it would protesters want the removal of china or so who took power in a $24.00 to a military coup because they say he manipulated last year's election to keep his hold on power. much of the dissent has also been directed at thailand's powerful monarchy challenging the royal family in thailand is to boot and can lead to hefty

penalties. but now thai king ma. is being criticised for his excessive loss style and for spending a lot of his time at this luxury resort in southern germany. protesters say they don't want to abolish the monarchy just to rain in some of its powers and lavish spending. a tally and old master card of accio is renowned for his portraits featuring dramatic biblical imagery and one of his finest creations is on display in the german city of dresden the painting is the focus of an exhibition that showcases kind of influence on 16th and 17th century art john the baptist a popular saint portrayed here as a young man smiling for visitors to dressed in the old masters gallery this care of masterpiece is on loan from rome. before the contract had already been signed before the coronavirus crisis began and it's a miracle it was possible despite the adverse circumstances to bring such

a major work here the creator of the work. was born in italy in 871 even as a young man he was a popular painter whose works were commissioned by church leaders and aristocrats in the it wants to make a biblical narrative approachable for many does this by portraying the figures as common people with tanned faces dirt under their fingernails and bodies partially bent in every day poses for food thus the exhibitions title the human and the divine the focus is the central work john by care of himself the painting is flanked by about 50 pictures by his followers as a. exciting thing is to see how these artists the so-called care of audio is interpreted the ideas and intentions that care about you head. care of audio and

his followers can be seen until mid january interest and. you're watching news from berlin i'm william blue crossed up next we've got. news africa and don't forget you always stay up to date do you have your dot com or follow us on twitter and instagram at u.w. news i'm going to cross thanks very much for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in anytime of the danger ship with just one t.v. shadow and if you missed a forest when official information as attorneys i have worked off the streets of many cantrips and their problems are all the same 14 social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent

when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the microphones who have decided to put their trust in our. name is 10 per cent i work i do. this there's d.w. news africa coming up on the program racial tensions flare up in south africa a farm murder cases opening old wounds and dividing a nation 26 years after the end of apartheid. and a new dam nears completion in guinea will it satisfy padan minds and light up millions of homes. fighting food waste with a chef's touch how one canadian is feeding the needy.

hello i'm told me all glad you could join us rising racial tensions in a small town in south africa that's become the focus of the country's attention in senegal 2 black men have appeared in court in connection with the killing of a white farm manager outside the courthouse riot police had to keep white farmers and black protesters apart. returning to the scene of his employees killing is a painful moment for. his 21 year old employee of brendan horner was found dead here 2 weeks ago she believes he was killed by cattle thieves. he was. terrible.

it was a real issue put a little human being on friday 2 suspects accused in connection with foreigners killing appeared in court for the 2nd time their 1st appearance last week and that in chaos after white farmers attacked police vans and tried to storm the holding cells the farmer blamed the police for failing to protect them from violent crime hundreds of farmers came out once again to protest this week some even going as far as claiming there's a genocide happening against white farmers to claim that is proven wrong by statistics although the overall crime numbers have been going up in south africa over the past years the number of farmer does heavens last year there were less than 60 farmer does and more than 20000 murders in total in south africa and the same periods amongst others that is one of the points that protesters on the other side of the road here trying to race. on.

the opposition party the economic freedom fighters stage to counter protest in the center of seneca a mess of police presence kept the 2 groups of pot the black south african protesters say they want to protect public property from white farmers will not stand back and watch white people being treated differently from people who think that black people they behave like they're more privileged than we are in this country. the economic freedom fighters say the lack of land access for black south africans contributes to the country's mess of inequality more than 2 decades after the end of apartheid less than 10 percent of the farms in the area around seneca black owned the majority of black south africans still live in poverty. gillie she didn't join the protesting farmers he says people are trying to hijack the death of his former employee for political reasons running fox in the least.

because people are. so they'll. be in the serial with good morning we're always so good with neighbors that don't like to get on well with without workers at the. will be the good news at the job because the brain was skewed. a lot of people. years and they are just very very strong don't go to black people. she purrs once justice for the killing but he doesn't trust the police or court system and has hired private detectives i'm joined now by t.w. south africa correspondent adjutant krishna we've just seen his report on the case and he joins us now from in front of the police lines around the courthouse in santa col jan why has this killing sparked such heated and divided emotion in south africa. on the side of the farmers many told me that it was

a tip of the iceberg because in the past months they have seen an increase in crime cattle theft attacks on the farms not murders though but then this murder case off as young man came in and that's triggered a very emotional response that we've seen last week that also turns violence on the side of a s f economic freedom fighters they try to put a political point down here they are basically officially said they come here because of law and order they want to reinstate it but the other vision is also that they of course trying to represent the marginalised black majority here trying to get their votes and trying to advocate for land reform that they've been done for a long time basically advocating for taking away land from white farmers and redistributing it's to black farmers money it's only one point that i really have to say it's quite set is to see 26 years after the end of apartheid a protest where you have black protesters on one side and white protesters on the other that was really sad to see for me but this white lies on the other hand to see that if you talk to people here who live here they don't see that extreme all

they want to space and for the government to. i will do something about that. crash and south africa thank you for bringing us up to speed. less than a 3rd of gagne's population has access to electricity both president alpha condé and the opposition. have promised to fix the country's power problem if given the chance in sunday's election a new hydroelectric dam financed by china is nearing completion the sloppy project could almost double the country's existing power supply of a many seeing is believing it's kenny's largest situated on the concrete river the p.t. hydroelectric power station has been under construction since 2015 powered by a $1000000000.00 loan from china. behind this wall today we have

a run 4000000000 cubic meters of water. the maximum is 6300000000 cubic metres that's the reservoirs capacity it's this body of water that's going to allow us to generate electricity. when finished the dam would generate enough power to satisfy nationwide demand but it could go a long way to changing the fortunes of many in the region guineans have been complaining for years about the lack of reliable power. it's hard to take a look there's no ice really every day the state makes promises about electricity they see we're going to improve your quality of life there are many power stations but nothing works. the national electricity provider has a generator driven power plant for wind other sources cut out but only for a limited period. every day who turn on at 7 pm and turn off 1 in the morning but the message is people have to accept paying for electricity. means entire

communities are plunged into darkness for long periods even though the imposing dam project is nearly ready still not clear how many people with electricity they've long waited for it's one of many sticking points that could affect how people vote in the presidential elections let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the continent. in nigeria lagos authorities have arrested 4 police officers on allegations of attacking protesters earlier in the week police have been accused of violently detaining and even shooting live ammunition at people during demonstrations against police brutality the protests started more than a week ago. the world health organization has said africa is at a pivotal moment in its pandemic response in the past month there's been a 7 percent average increase in weekly coven $1000.00 cases w.h.o. warned african countries to be vigilant or risk

a devastating blow to public health and the economy. and due to the coronavirus rugby world cup winners south africa have withdrawn from annual championships the springboks play in the tournament with new zealand australia and argentina are set to begin later this month blaming the complexities of the pandemic this is going to end chef elijah oddo he's cooked up a plan to cut down on food waste in his country and philip people stomach's i don't collect unwanted stock nearing its use by date and redistributed to those in need. i do is busy at wake in this kitchen in a crop he's preparing for each helped by his team of volunteers the food prepared here it's not for sale it's for the vulnerable who can't afford food on a daily basis. to food items to uses to cook. it for his

team of volunteers from warehouses like this one across the country. these food items were going to be destroyed in this case for having the wrong labeling from the country of origin they are still safe for consumption do. they recovered food items are transported and the safe conditions for storage at this store so i do and his team can do needs camille's from the vulnerable. food waste and helping to fight hunger is an important mission for. recently. for 2. walls we have over 45 food. writing our vision is to. take. food we. can't afford. for all africa

program. profit organization which started in 2015 and it's west africa's fast and biggest food bank. this year alone it's has recovered more than $305000.00 u.s. dollars of food products from spam markets with tells and farms to feed and support the holes and so vulnerable people. even being critical of those in need of food the corner virus pandemic for millions are for us to get jobs on. livelihoods . struggle to feed many hungry kids also benefit from the recovered food for martyrs organization these food donations i game changer for such facilities. in it wasn't

easy for. the envisaged does. it become something that is. had no plans to expand this kind of intervention to many other communities to help those in need of food. we have community programs like this that food products and help at this our food. end up a bit. but for us to see this food is more fulfilling than. i do has been recognised. as a food hero and he intends to expand to other parts of africa in the future. well that's it for now be sure to check out our other stories on. africa on facebook and twitter we'll leave you with these pictures of us from ethiopia rehearsing with you next time i find out.

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in store for people. wanting to know for the future. e.w. dot com you can make a suit to go to your insight. into. the race for a corona virus vaccine is moving up again now us from a fire service says it's almost ready to apply for emergency authorize ation to roll out its content into a shot in the arm for the company's share price also on the way. as concerned friends could be faced with a lost generation of young people the country is once again locking down parts of its economy as daily new coronavirus cases remain in the 10s of thousands. and with

the festive season hurtling towards us again what impact is the coronavirus crisis having on christmas visit a winter wonderland that's in deep freeze. this is deemed to be a business on what sin but then welcome to the program. global shares are received a boost after 5 is announced it could have a coronavirus vaccine ready as soon as next month the pharma firm says it expects to file for emergency authorization from u.s. regulators in late november alongside its german partner bio tech pfizer shares picked up 3 percent on the news its competitor in the u.s. says it's also planning to pass the key safety mass there late next month. let's cross to our financial correspondent in new york quarter and discuss this a little bit so pfizer on. both heading towards this target of being the 1st american pharma firm to get a vaccine to market if you're

a betting man younger than if you are where would you be putting your money well. well i'm not really a betting man and i have to say it seems to be a neck on nic race both company more or less started their face serious 3 trials at the same time and at least for now the good news seems to be that both are making progress because we're earlier this week we had some disappointments or some setbacks that's put it that way from companies like johnson and johnson and eli lilly but clearly the big question is not just who is going to be 1st but who's going to be a more effective and then also which of those of us ians if they both might come out more or less at the same time it will get more support from the public and that still remains of the big question mark i don't know about you but i probably would not necessarily be 1st in line to take the vaccine but just one quick work on the

stock prices of both companies their madera now seems to be in the driver's seat the stock almost quadrupled so far this year while it has been a pretty wild ride for the pfizer stock of the past couple of months. one of the big benefits of getting this vaccine is going to help the economy get moving again there are some glimmers of light in the latest retail ficus. yes we got very strong numbers from the retail sales for the month of september increasing 1.9 percent much stronger than the expected point 7 percent and then we also got early estimates for consumer confidence in october and that actually reached the highest level in march to me that this is a to a certain degree a surprise because we still have some challenges on the labor market we do not know how the economy will really move forward if there might be a 2nd wave of the corona virus there was no agreement in congress on the new 8 pick

it just so unemployed people are not getting extra help them since the end of july but still overall the mood of consumers seems to be good and that is clearly pushing the economy and also push stock markets higher on friday and skeletor in new york thanks for bringing us up today. now a brief look at some of the other business stories making the news u.s. senators have attacked facebook and twitter saying the social media companies have biased against republicans after both companies limited the sharing of an article criticizing joe biden's son hunter the heads of the platform could now be coached to testify in front of legislators. u.k. metals group liberty house has made an offer for the steel operations of germany's to syncro up such a deal would see a merger of 2 of the top 4 still producers in europe doesn't cross says it will look carefully at the of. german chancellor angela merkel is urging e.u.

and u.k. leaders to keep working on a trade deal after talks fizzled out this week at the so-called breakfast summit as the meeting in brussels wrapped up from mr boris johnson british firms to expect no deal exit unless the changes its position. for the pound we can began on friday as traders appear to be losing confidence that a break the deal is on the way covering the talks in brussels for us is our senior your correspondent barbara vai's will i ask what the mood is like between u.k. and 50 years out this route obviously is the time for finger pointing i mean the negotiations are drawing to a close there are maybe 23 or maximum 4 weeks left to get to a deal so the british side said in very strident tones that it's all the fault of the european union they haven't been moving at all they're not giving us what we

want which is a canada trade deal we remember sita the deal that took 7 years to negotiate and so they really need to bad now otherwise we walk. now to france where the government fears the covered 19 crisis could create a lost generation of young people the country's g.d.p. is expected to shrink by roughly a 5th this year about $750000.00 young people set to enter the job market this autumn w.'s lisa lewis reports from the french city of. youth unemployment is generally 5 percentage points above the national average. life has been an uphill struggle for the u.s. she's from one of the poorest neighborhoods dropped out of school early and has been struggling to find a job when the 23 year old finally signed up for training to become a care worker that was then suspended due to cope at 19 and yet today she feels

blessed. i got lucky i found a job thanks to the virus as the crisis pushed this nonprofit organization to set up a facemask workshop accepted their offer right away means i can make ends meet. lynette signed up for 6 months she's paid the minimum wage 80 percent of that are funded by the government the rest is covered through the state of the mosques the scheme also includes regular career counseling up with. the team in absence deal with problems related to how singing family issues legal issues and so on it's a real advantage i think people with a proper job must be envious of what we have access to during this program. since the start of the cave 19 crisis demand for such subsidized jobs at the organization has skyrocketed especially by younger people. that even people who hand in this

c.v. in person to increase their chances although that's not really unusual in the times of the internet there's also a wider spectrum of young people who apply i've got applications from graduates who have studied for up to 4 years and wouldn't normally look for that kind of job but they're scattered. apart from financing more subsidised jobs the government is also setting up new training schemes in the id and sustainable development sectors but this economist says all this doesn't tackle francis on the line problem. our young people are learning too many theoretical and not enough practical skills which leads to structural unemployment we need to really reform the articulation system from our elementary schools all the way through to university the young need to learn to think practically. linda is nevertheless convinced the scheme has allowed her to better understand what she wants in life. susan which is unclear but

on to nicole no i don't want to do this job forever but the counseling has helped me better define my long term projects i now know what i was made for i want to work as a camera cover this is a. pretty personal stress for long to come she's waiting for a training cools to be rescheduled so that she can one day indeed get a job as a camp and afford a flat in a nice area. now. may be hard at work ahead of this year's holiday season but the tourism industry in finland santa's village and winter resorts has been put into a deep freeze a coronavirus pandemic is already hitting the christmas economy. and meeting santa is a dream come true but for now it will have to be behind a plexiglas barrier some are starting to wonder if christmas will be cancelled this year. how can we get presents christmas cannot be canceled.

in the lapland region of finland rules around visiting santa are part of the now daily restrictions most years touring the winter wonderland is a big source of income now the lucrative season is under threat finland has some of the strictest travel restrictions in europe most foreigners including those from shang in zone countries cannot enter finland and those that do face a mandatory to eat quarantine the latest figures from industry watchers show that tourism in august was down 7 percent compared to the year before businesses that rely on winter seasons are worried. right now my answer would be that christmas is canceled but the government says decisions this week about the coronavirus regulations could save the season. businesses are bracing some tour companies say they're expecting 50 to 80 percent you were bookings

compared to last year. it looks like this winter wonderland might not be so wonderful this holiday season. this is the day we've business is a reminder about top story at this hour u.s. fall of pfizer says it's almost ready to apply for emergency authorization to roll out its coronavirus vaccine announcement is a shot in the arm for the company's share price which moved up nearly 4 percent. so for me in the business team here in berlin thanks for joining us.

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through realizing there's a radically different way of living it's a process. for time starts november 6th on t.w. . what makes a man a man artists from around the world have different answers an exhibition exploring masculinity from the stereotypical to the subversive coming out here on arts and culture. but 1st for anyone interested in animal sexuality the short film series green porno by actress isabella rossellini is a must right so we need a who's the daughter of angered bergman and a former muse to david lynch has for years been dressing up as all kinds of animals

reenacting their unique reproductive. this is now she's launching a theater show live streamed from her very own farm. resupplied are can you post. isabella rossellini as part actress part scientist for her short film series green porno she puts to use her master's degree in animal behavior creating a very intimate look at reproduction from the perspective of the birds and the bees and even worms i am both male and female. i need to mate with another read. into 69 position here on the russell ynys green porno those are the basis for her 1st online performance combining those videos with a live stream of her and her chickens sheep and dogs at her farm outside new york the show which launches friday is called sex and consequences.

earlier i got to talk to isabella rossellini i asked her about the show's name your show is called sex and consequences i think the sex part is pretty clear what are the consequences but i bet the sex part is not very clear for you because i'm talking also about animals that mate are my friends diets animal that have sexual reproduction is the consequences i'm going to gave you a surprise answer about the consequences of sex. if you mate generation after generation and a species is dead you sky and that's pieces will become come out all with patches think of dogs ancestor is the wolf but once stood wolf was domesticated dogs at patches so have come so have goats so have cats so they are

consequences that are unexpected to if you. kind more cooperative individuals mate and i bet you didn't know that you jeff thought of the consequences pregnant not not pregnant we talk about that too you've been in rehearsals for a while now with your dogs your chickens your sheep were severe animals is a talented the dog of course is trained for the circus so he's the most of e.d.m. to where he she now there's one other dog here is not so beat yet the hardest one to sheep because he began well and the other day they just broke into my house i go outside to have them act with me in my porch but somehow their door was ajar and they just charge into the house and this is my house where you are which i'm using it as a studio it's a barn that i converted into my house in all of your work about sexuality in the

animal world do you think there's anything that animals get rights when it comes to sex that shamans don't. well you know i don't know what i was thinking i was talking about it to another professor who she's dirname is diana reese and she studied dolphins and all of us have very amber estates swim together they stroke each other they resist same sex sex so we were wondering if our culture we imposed on sex. only due to the goal of reproduction because and then we say oh then something strange happens with intelligence and we get all this complication rajib things will become gay or you know i don't know you can you know we want to change sex but this is all happening in nature doss genes who are very teligent they have a brain bigger than ours and they are considered a master most conative animal but also they have

a sexuality that is not just use for reproduction as it has been for us also it's used for bonding for understanding each other to create. alliances so sometimes i would call ciar and skewed perception of sex you're speaking about evolution a moment ago what do you think if you have learned the most out of this here and what we have your evolved from us through your time at home and lock down and during this online show with your animals. well i think i'm very resilient you know i think receiving evolution technology. in front of our eyes just even you and i doing this interview. i think we do coke 19 and the problem d.s. created has speed up the process of finding different ways oh being together and communicate and this has been my problem i mean well the theaters are closed in america and i think they're going to stay close for another year if not longer and

how do you reconnect with your audience how do you keep that rating store is so i still get a lot of businessmen were you using zoom so i'm going to do a live show. and it's not perfectly technologically perfect but if you think about the origin of cinema it was a silent movie and it was a big audience it was black and white and still have an audience that it isn't a technology that yes of course we want stylish beautiful things but it isn't the s. and i think the essence is what you have to say and as a fellow russell when he had lots more to say about sex evolution and why she isn't voting for donald trump you can read more of that interview at d w dot com slash culture now here's a question are men that manly even when they dream this photo of sleeping israeli soldiers as part of a new exhibition here in berlin that brings together 50 artists it's called

masculinity is liberation through photography as a whole right went to check it out. masculinity is what makes a man a man. according to a line of patter the curator of masculinity use the gender is the only time it isn't an ascension this cannot afford to be a particular way to leave and to come to the particular way and. explore how much concealed the representation of masculinity has become a code it is actually constructed and performed very specifically through the medium of film and photography from the sixty's and through to the present day a massive undertaking. to put the spotlight on an examining what is seen as

normal is also to tell an untold story the 1st chapter disrupting the archetype breaks down the hyper masculine and finds it rife with contradictions like thomas for jax found and painted studio photographs of young taliban fighters. the young men of color full of got may come pawn it they're holding flowers or other things or holding hands and if that weren't for the occasional a k 47 in the picture you might think you were looking at afghanistan's gay culture a mishmash of semiotics and not the images of hype a masculine military man you might expect masculinity is used as plenty of humor to dissect it subjects like how fish is gay semiotics or try see moffat's have been sneaky shots of young men getting changed at bondi beach in australia. humor is very much present throughout the show there one meant to come to the show

and to come out so close to the idea was to really kind of in a way is that the title says liberation. and in a way there is a sense of fun tethering them and allowing them to and fulfill their own personal emancipation they don't meet the new straight jacket it works here it is very kind of rich in ways of what it means to be a man. the exhibition gives plenty of room to groups previously sidelined by the mainstream. like photographer sunil gupta. but for me it's meant to. believe that there is a visual representation that it because photography is such a representative. to my life i've never seen you know images that are about. what's happened to me. this is the story of a gay indian migrant he's worked beautifully documents many of recent history his most important periods of

a struggle and liberation. rescue unity is a journey through the means of modern man this. whole ride back from that exhibition masculinities melissa what were the highlights for you yes some of the highlights for me what to do with family the subject of family one of them was called my mother's cupboards and my father's words they were by anna fox and one of folks does is she took images of these cupboards filled with household items and she juxtaposed them with her father's violent rantings so we have the collection of the items in the collection of the violent words it was very nice another thing that i really liked as well was richard billing her and raise a laugh 30 years ago he turned the camera on his alcoholic father ray and his violent mother lives and took these tragic comic or full

or very rough images of his family but i think the criticism is not so much on the . a or on his mother on the on the wider society there's a lot of tenderness there they're also going to be making a film out of it a feature film called liz and ray this exhibition has gotten some criticism what can you tell us about that well the criticism well the exhibition tries to cover half the world's population and 60 here is a film and photography so not everybody is going to be happy some of the criticism surrounds the use of stereotypes and cliches that men are just put into categories based on their body tie all this 6 well o.t. and that there are no ordinary men to be seen or nothing of it isn't is that the men are working in the images except these act is who are playing nazis well i guess that's work too isn't acting it is but it's

a fantastic exhibition 300 images absolutely definitely worth a look even if you don't go 100 percent with the politics behind. behind it all right thanks so much for checking out that exhibition of masculinity this for us maybe well we'll get to one called feminine play. now earlier this week mexico's president. lopez obrador give his wife what he called an almost impossible mission trying to convince austria to return a feather headdress believed to have been worn by the aztec emperor montezuma the 2nd but now the museum housing the artifact says it's too fragile to be moved pretty hispanic relic is made of hundreds of feathers as well as more than a 1000 small gold plates the ethnological museum says that moving the more than 500 year old item even within the building would risk reparable damage mexico has been

calling for its return for decades. well that's it for this edition of a. arts and culture from me and the whole team here in berg when thanks for watching have a great weekend. in . the film.

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