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expectations this season when they pulled off a stunning 21 victory against dortmund the winner came on a christopher triple corner in the 78th minute which marvin friedrich headed home for when you know. it was his 4th goal of the campaign the most of any defender in the bundesliga and there it is the win puts you in your own in 5th place right behind and. you're watching news live from berlin arts and culture is up next on the spicer thanks for watching. a day about the people vote for those of the rich and home the fortune for the most recent in that we can about. the bottom of the fannies at the dragons. through your. degree books.
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roll. it's out now on netflix. and welcome to arts and culture more on that film a little bit later in the show and also coming up. the italian clothing label project so quick ticks all the boxes in its quest for a more sustainable and profitable fashion world. but 1st since early november the arts in germany have been experiencing what now applies to the whole country a 2nd hard lockdown all that means no concerts museums no opera or theater and here in berlin no club scene and after most entities actually took pains to implement corona hygiene plans the outcry was of course huge when they were shut down yet again while monica gotos the minister of state responsible for culture says the
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government is coming through with funds but nerves are frayed with a grim winter still ahead. germany is a nation of culture known as the land of poets and thinkers it hosts the largest book fair in the world and is home to 6800 museums nearly half of the world's professional orchestras have their home here and the club sing is world famous. but since the covered 900 pandemic the arts have been in serious crisis. and. the art sick to got its own very large aid package the new start for culture normally i have a budget of $2000000000.00 euros per year and i added another 1000000000 in the middle of the year in order to alleviate the plight of those working in the arts you can't solve all the problems with 1000000000 euros but that was of course a very clear declaration of solidarity with the arts sector by the entire federal government it's an expression of appreciation for. the minister of state for
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culture launched the aid program in june those employed in all areas of the arts can apply for support through their professional associations so far more than 600000 euros have flowed into the outset under this scheme. all the rehearsals for a miracle such a few days ago the oldest cabaret in berlin dish to her she has received aid amounting 270000 euros and raised another 30000 euros itself the theatre invested a good deal of the money in state of the art equipment for air purification just one of the measures aimed at complying with hygiene regulations. we've installed directional signs for the entrance and exit and plexiglass barriers at the baskin the coach we've gotten contactless lawsuits for the toilets we've
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presented and partially implemented a digital concept that then allows us to stream productions so we've carried out this hygiene concept and we're very happy about it in the concept under there. but not everyone is taking care of the culture minister has now called for another 1000000000 euros for the arts there are many other aid programs as well solo artists groups and venues can apply for emergency aid brands special farms bridge loans and much more the economic effects to germany's far reaching arts and culture scene. jazz started freelance artists in particular need help to live as an bureaucratically as possible. it's really about the question of what someone deserves or not i do believe that artists especially if they're taken out of action by
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a law already deserve something like short time compensation with. countless events have been cancelled and cultural institutions have been closed for months many artists have been using creative means to protest against the silencing of the arts. the arts help us to deal with the big questions of course they are the critical corrective of any living democracy. we need the arts because they hold up a mirror to us because they create a space for discourse because they deal with answers to the ultimate questions with values that give meaning we need the arts more than ever right now to help us make sense of everything we're dealing. the coronavirus inspired mexican art student. to make these images which he painted during the 1st lockdown in germany he recently held his 1st exhibition for friends only on the outskirts of
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berlin. it's very important for this. to have. a few book. positive. thanks to the 2nd to more extensive lockdown private initiatives like this are also no longer possible for many months now cultural life has shifted to the digital world with streaming services like netflix and amazon doing even bigger business than before the pandemic the internet is also being used as a virtual gallery for museums or a virtual concert hall for musicians even the beethoven jubilee events took place largely on the cultural nation of germany is currently being put to the test. we must not forget one thing this cultural richness reaches back several 100 years
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and we preserved it through 2 world wars get at it for that reason so i am confident that with our help this very tough and resilient cultural scene. of survivors will also survive this pandemic is upon. it. where there is a will there is a way well it's already tips as a major oscar contender in this most unusual season mark rainey's black bottom produced by denzel denzel washington an adaptation of an august wilson play it shows a day in the life of gertrude rainey one of the earliest professional african-american blues singers and a pioneer of recording who made over 100 records. journal
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. old to move with gold teeth and body padding actress biology davis embodies the mother of the blues *. one of the 1st african-american recording artists back in the 1920s a walk to you know what to do. it's really an empty world without blue. many black americans were moving from the rural south to the urban north hoping for a better life including rainey she got a record deal in chicago and became a star. ready to go in 15 minutes already gone mad and said ready to go and that's where you go out here. she was not a woman of her time because she was a woman who absolutely unapologetically knew her work. the real life
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was born good truth pritchett an openly bisexual black star she broke the mold mike all blue stars though her greatness was fueled by pain i've poked on. the here come up with a i don't know how it got there. then on the stand it has a life where tell. you nothing feel better. you sink or that way understand that life. in the film mob raney faces arrival on stage and in love the quick fingered trumpeter levy performed by the late chadwick boseman. back to the songs i give you the most right songs that affect my fans. because musicians are up against the evils of racism plotline that still rings true today for a lot of our artistry a lot of our imagination a lot of ideas are not seen as good as our white counterparts.
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so there's a lot of things that still resonate because they haven't changed they just a bald. man wrangles black bottom the story of a strong woman who new song and song is out now on netflix. it's a great christmas viewing to look forward to well more and more fashion companies in europe are making efforts to combat climate change and curb linear consumption habits italy's legendary fashion industry now has players like the sustainable fashion label project a quid which uses a very no nonsense approach to show that ethical and environmental values can be a driving force. this is a predator party with a social conscience these clothes are made by pressure to quit companies that prides itself on producing clothing in
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a way that benefits the buyers producers in the environment in general. we produce fashion for women fashion collections by recovering leftover fabrics from their luck sorry industry and by employing these advantages we men are disadvantaged people especially women but we create fresh. air and for winter. this is the current collection for fall and winter each piece can only be made until the fabric runs out. production takes place at the company's factory in the italian city of verona the company employs around 150 people many of them women who were given a 2nd chance through working here. 70 percent come from a wooden our board background for example is
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a bit here or things so violations of human trafficking and we also work with the prison on that on our we've made and former inmates. in the label of fires and of series fabrics unsold stock or materials donated by prestigious italian companies which prefer not to be named. other european designers like dutchman duran lanting are also joining the sustainability trend he too recycles hiding in materials for his close. friendship israeli designer bunch remember morning out up cycles of old video and concert tapes and weaves them into colorful fabrics . and then their spanish label. which recycled plastic from the oceans for its close. this year present oakridge received a prestigious green carpet fashion award. in the past the event has hosted
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a listers like sophia loren valentino garro bonnie as well as actor colin firth and achievement 1st style and sustainability which are said to carry on into the future. that's all for today but you can keep following the culture conversation through the holidays on our website until we meet again i wish you all the best for a safe holiday season not a peaceful slide into 2021 a few dozen. on the road with our superhero. my mission is clear blue kushti good times nicole slowly explore germany. they don't even check everything out there's a lot going on in. germany tried and tested change in. kong
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