the equivalent of almost a fly on the wall documentary of what it must've been like to live in soviet russia . is it any good. i really liked it a lot of the old dog films from its sort of feel of authenticity but it's a very rough film it's definitely an 18 plus and it's not for the for the faint of heart but if you want to real different look at soviet russia and maybe get maybe a bit of a feel for what what it must been like to live in that kind of society i definitely recommend ok disco rocks as always many many things will be speaking to the same songs from our own by. about. now whether it's jackson pollock splashing technique or. primitivism. is always a matter of taste of course meet a young man experimenting with these styles and more and when i say yeah make up is still in primary school but already made him an impression on the international scene. this little man is making a big splash whenever mikhail a car exhibits his paintings he's the center of attention the artist behind these pictures is just 70 years old. sometimes i get books from artists i look at them trace them with m

in this sort of military institute in soviet russia over almost 3 years and they shot them 247 and they're making several projects out of this including several films and this is just one of the very 1st to come out to premier in the story follows the title character natasha who works at a canteen at a research institute she becomes romantically involved in one with one of the researchers there which puts her under the scrutiny of the soviet authorities and now just a word of the war of warning this is an 18 and up audience it's a brutal film and it's especially more brutal because you know when you're watching it that the actors don't have a home to go to afterwards or stuck on the set right there's no one to say cut. see if the berlin international film festival thank you. sports 5 time grand slam champion maria sharapova is retiring from tallis at the age of 32 the teenage prodigy won her 1st grand slam at wimbledon in 2004 age 17 and completed a career slam that's all 4 major titles by winning the french open in 2012 russian who moved to florida as a child served a 15 month

feel about what they did one of them said in the arctic convoys transporting vital supplies to soviet russia and want to put his own life on the line he still feels anybody would have done the same. there isn't this side as sung really goes out to them churchill said it was one of the worst journeys in the world and. the most respect for them. it follows that for. good luck and i hope began collecting and the rest and so was well received some places i was starving starving to death. and. been to a site or a cemetery where days just mans of birth where the local we stow i had and i just show a buried a man no names they just numbers. there was 27000000 russians killed during the war. and where their sacrifice and the sacrifice of these russian convoy that will would never be one the only regret of the dumps by russian. hero you know. quite happy. to reply to any letters that you are saying. don't reduce our pride as your wife for you. are many veterans monuments are places of healing the motherland calls in russia is europe's tallest statue and has been caught on film shrouded in mist it's 8

comrades recruited sanders at the new year's party of 1908 bernie spent his honeymoon in there in soviet russia i mean i think you're going to go back and forth about who's more in the tank with russia it's a really hard one between barney and rob we have made too many tactical blunders as it is and western pundits are already undergoing a campaign to discredit our agent obviously we know the russians are continuing to try to choose our next president like they chose our last president the russians don't want me to be the nominee who spent a lot of money on bots on facebook and they've been taken down say biden is a bad guy the no one biden rodent rule in politics pick your opponent and putin and trump are picking their opponent the happiest person right now it's about one in 15 moscow time this thing is going very well for blatter we have to promise you. probably stay up watching us right now you doing our rivals already know too much comrade commissar i think it's time to extract our agents. while this might sound a little farfetched the phrase russian t.v. has been trending on twitter in the

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hundreds of thousands of people to act there to act out their lives as if they were living in soviet russia this is the 1st similar cinematic film to come out of that the premiere in cinemas follows the story of a woman who works at this research institute as a kind of barmaid and the film was traumatic it was something between reality t.v. happening a social experiment and a film i would say so even though i don't know if it's a highlight in the sense of i had the most fun with that i still think it kind of changed me more than the other experiences very very we saw the film together and see is quite impressive experience if nothing else if you want me to mention a party i was at the johnny depp party. that actually was my highlight though i was at another party. for mobile mowgli which is a panorama film with pakistani hip hoppers that was my absolute no one film highlight of this year's delhi not got that still sounds like fun atlantis of m. scott ross brant thanks very much. this is day to have any news and theys around top stories hundreds of refugees in turkey have begun crossing into

for 3 years and during those 3 years they were pretending or acting out roles as if they were in soviet russia for 3 years and they filmed it 247 news there and they've created a film out of it i have no idea what to expect and what it's definitely not going to be something i've ever seen for you looking forward to hearing your review about that scott as always thank you for bringing us the scoop as well as the scandals. and we will be bringing you special coverage of the berlin wall of right here on the w. including right here on the day over the next week and a half of state right here in the days almost on the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either you news you can follow me a brick go off t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag today and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. good. europe. what unites. what divides. the money what's the driving force. what binds the continent together. enters and stories a plenty good. spotlight on people. the focus. next on t w. they were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies

for 3 years and during those 3 years they were pretending or acting out roles as if they were in soviet russia for 3 years and they filmed it 247 news there and they've created a film out of it i have no idea what to expect and while it's definitely not going to be something i've ever seen for you looking forward to hearing your review about that scott roxboro as always thank you for bringing us the scoop as well as the scandals. and we will be bringing you special coverage of the berlin wall of right here on including right here on the day over the next week and so stay right here where the day is almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either you news you can follow me brant go off t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag today and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see then everybody. i'm sara kelly and this is my premier on conflict zone this week conflict zone is at the munich security conference in germany a country which has just been plunged into a leadership crisis and confronted with the specter of its nazi past m

for 3 years and during those 3 years they were pretending or acting out roles as if they were in soviet russia for 3 years they filmed it 247 a 0 and they've created a film out of it i have no idea what to expect and what it's definitely not going to be something i've ever seen for you looking forward to hearing your review about that scott roxboro as always thank you for bringing us the scoop as well as the scandals. and we will be bringing you special coverage of the berlin wall of right here on the w. including right here on the day over the next week and a half so stay right here where the day is almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either of you news you can follow me and t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag of the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. flooding. in. europe. what unites. what divides. the books the driving force. what binds the continent to cover the by answers and stories of plunging. spotlight on people. who submit 90 minutes on w. d 2 you know that 77 percent. are youn

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people were given the impression that business well is kind of like soviet russia before the reforms of the eighty's heavily communist as opposed to the completely government run con amee no china in the 7 before the seventy's etc but the reality is that private enterprise and capital investments have played a huge important and critical role in the history of been a swell under charges and under my little and so the reforms that are being implemented by my little are yes pragmatic but they're not that huge as the new york times is reporting i think the real story here is that business one us economy is slowly getting back on track there's the impression from investors that the worst of this economic depression really is over and that business well is back in business as it was 5 years ago and i think there's a i think that as well it stands guys as a test case for us or germany and i really believe as strong as this country of ours is in its ability to convince the world you got to go our way or it's the highway sure that somehow this particular administration has created even as mu

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but, two of the world's mightiest nations, the united states and soviet russia remained to block therld supremacy. they had to be dealt with firmly, and immediately. cooperationd from from her full partner of cooperation in the east and her junior partner in the south. in berlin they drew up the axis packed and parceled out the continents of the world for domination. italy was to get the mediterranean sphere. japan was to get the orient. to germany would go the rest of the world. ♪ in june, 1941, in violation of their nonaggression pact, the nazis sent their army into soviet territory. as usual, there was no declaration of war. [explosions] today germany,d, " tomorrow the world." and this was tomorrow. [explosions] land warfare in the east, air warfare in the west, and now uftwaffe wasring's l thrown against britain. hitler said "i will blot out their cities." [sirens] [explosions] ♪ [sirens] ♪ and then, on seventh december, 1941, the japanese, keeping their end of the bargain, struck the united states without declaration of war. on pearlbombs rained harbor, spreading war to the paci

russia. so that is why nato was formed the soviet union and russia.g to impede as best he can the nordstream two that makes a lot of money and feeds the country, and so we want to get our energy into europe. so, it seems to me that the president is working against, against putin more and more often. >> right. >> and so if you are looking back it was president obama who told medvedev, hey, i will have more flexibility after my election. >> right. dealing with the missile defense. >> and it is president trump who gave the ukrainians lethal aid and president obama who did not give them lethal aid. i understand that obama is not running for president, but it does not seem to make sense to me that is the preference based on what i am seeing and most of the american people can see. >> i appreciate the argument, and we have heard it before and he has strengthened nato and he has in terms of getting the countries to spend more on their own defense according to agreements in nato, but many people would argue that he has undermined the nato alliance in some way

born in the soviet era russia but crafting her talents in florida a worldwide appeal sparked maria mania among fans on the media. but after becoming one of the select group of players to clinch a career slam of all 4 major titles her tilt at the 2nd australian open crown in 2016 ended in scandal sharp over testing positive for mel dhoni and the debate included on the bombed list at the start of that year i know though with this i. i face consequences and. i don't want to end my career this way and i really hope that i will be given another chance to play this game she did get another chance but only after a 15 month or so had cast out from her place in tennessee's golden generation just shy of 3 years on it's proved impossible to recoiled form a glories and reputation but 11 years straight as forbes highest paid female athlete means she goes out with career earnings of $325000000.00 as injuries finally take their toll on a player who will hope brilliance is remembered more than her late to mistakes. all aris al-jazeera. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the united states and south

russia since its occupation in 2014 . before the invasion of 2014 crimea was a part of another. country ukraine reformed when the soviet union broke up into separate states but many russians including the president vladimir putin were unhappy with this. russia is determined to keep its alleged abuse of human rights away from public scrutiny. as the only indigenous group still openly opposing the tradition russia sees this muslim minority as a threat. to . u.s. south korea military exercises are suspended in saudi arabia stops issuing visas for religious travel amid growing to run a virus concern. because of all we've done the risk to the american people we made very low meanwhile u.s. president donald trump defies medical experts and downplays the risk of the virus spreading throughout america. you're watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha and also ahead and do's and muslims burry their loved ones in india some of the worst.