so, casablanca beats, which is the moroccan oscar entry.with a positive message. this is a film about young people finding their voice in difficult circumstances through music, through rap, and i think, particularly, now more than ever, it's really great to see a film that is not ashamed to be uplifting, it is a film that's not embarrassed about the fact that it's got... it kind of owes a debt to fairly mainstream american movies in some way. elements of fame almost in some of it, which i loved at the time! there are, absolutely! i still love fame. but there are, in some of those street scenes, they're exactly that. and yet, it's tough and it's gritty and it's real, and the people are playing characters very, very close to home, and it's a shot in an arts centre in which it's got a kind of verite feel to it. i think we could all do with a bit of uplifting, you know, punch—the—air drama at the end, and i think that's what you get from casablanca beats. so, you know — i promise, next week, quiet girl. oh, yeah. there's lots to commend it, def

now, i have high hopes for you and casablanca beats. d'or nominated, about a rapper—turned—teacher who turns up at an art centre to teach hip—hop. at first, the pupils find him very tough, then they find out that he's bringing out their authentic voices. they start to love him, but the authorities don't and neither do some of the parents. here's a clip. rap music plays. what i really loved about this is, on the one hand, it has a documentary feel. it looks like it's a documentary. and actually, it's shot in the art centre that the director had co—founded. and those are nonprofessional actors playing characters that are very close to home, fictional characters, but characters that relate to home. and the main character is in fact a rapper—turned—teacher. what i liked about this was, it has a lot of those cliches — the inspirational teacher, it's a bit dead poets, a bit blackboard jungle, the strength through music stuff, which we've seen a lot of times before — but it felt gritty and grounded, because i believed in the characters. and i

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ah, football fans lit flares and celebrated laid in the night after casablanca beat the egyptian club. i'll ali to nil the game controversially took place at we dod, casablanca, as home ground in morocco, after synagogue withdrew there, bid to host the final this is d, w. news up next business with rob watts, looking at shoring inflation here in europe. don't forget, you can get news around the clock on d, w dot com and of course find us on social media. i'm michael local in berlin from me and the team here. thanks for watching. hold she up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlights people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center and more refugees are.

delayed in the night after casablanca beat the egyptian club, i'll ali to nil the game controversially took place. we dod, casablanca, as home ground in morocco, after synagogue withdrew there, bid to host the final this is d, w. news up next business with rob watts, looking at shoring inflation here in europe. don't forget you can get use around the clock on d, w dot com and of course, find us on social media a, michael ok in berlin from me in the team here. thanks for watching she's up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com, highlights people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center and more refugees are being turned away at the board families, flane's alma tax in syria. these credit don't, even if we let against them. trade people fleeing extreme around a rough getting 200 people has sunk in the gnc. around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. we ask why? because no one should have to flee. to make up your own mind. d. w for mines with, oh, oh, record inflation in the euro is own consumer price as rose $8.00 by one

yeah, so casablanca beats, which we've both seen.94th academy awards, this is the last week i'm going to flag it up, but i want people to go and see it. it was shot in an arts centre in a room that the director had set up, and it's basically the story of youngsters finding their voice through rap. and i...i know that it's kind of aimed at a younger audience, but ijust found it really uplifting. i thought it was great to see such a positive film made from such a potentially difficult situation. yes, and there's lots of very, very interesting debates in it. really interesting. debates about politics... women's rights, women's place in the world. it just. .. and songs, and really, really, you know, sort of exciting songs. anyway, if you get a chance, do go and see it, and i think it needs to be seen on the big screen. on the subject of which, my reissue of the week, and i hope you feel the same way about this as i do — cabaret is 50 years old. i...i just can't believe this. you told me just before we came in and...yeah, 50! 50 years old

and casablanca beats, which was the moroccan entry for the academy awards. ah, downton! ah!tately home's roof is leaking, so they have to allow the cinema to come to downton, to make a film — i think they call it "practising colour photography" — in order to make some money to fix the roof. and dominic west and laura haddock are the two screen icons who turn up. meanwhile, half of the cast are sent off to the south of france, because maggie smith's dowager has magically inherited a villa, although no—one is quite sure why! here's a clip. enjoy your stay. he clears throat your butler lends a welcome air of splendour _ to the proceedings. he can stand down if you prefer. why, when the villa already belongs to your granddaughter? _ lady bagshaw, please, come and sit here. - i am so sorry.

and casablanca beats, which was the moroccan entry for the academy awards. ah, downton! ah! downton, to make a film — i think they call it "practising colour photography" — in order to make some money to fix the roof. and dominic west and laura haddock are the two screen icons who turn up. meanwhile, half of the cast are sent off to the south of france, because maggie smith's dowager has magically inherited a villa, although no—one is quite sure why! here's a clip. enjoy your stay. he clears throat |your butler lends a welcome air| of splendour to the proceedings. he can stand down if you prefer.

so casablanca beats, this is a film with a positive message.f those, there is exactly that. yet it's tough and gritty and real, people are playing characters very close to home, it's a shot in an arts centre in which it has that feel to it. i think we could all do with a bit of uplifting, you know, punch—the—air drama at the end, and that is what you get from casablanca beats. i promise, next week, the quiet girl. but there is lots to commend it! and what about dvds this week? the theatrical reissue, doberman, this is a french thriller from the late �*90s, now celebrating its 25th anniversary, making me feel like the oldest person on the planet, with big, brash, rocket launchers, explosions, cameras riding on cars, thumping techno score, i will be honest, i don't think it is your kind of movie, but the reason i mention it is because it is very �*90s. it's very, very �*90s. it's like a live—action cartoon. there is nothing about it which is understated. it's profoundly irresponsible and silly, but it's 2a years old and there is a chance to see i

casablanca beats.of the story's of youngsters finding their voice through rap. and i know that it's kind of aimed at a younger audience, but i found it really uplifting and i thought it was great to see such a positive film made from such a potentially difficult situation. yes, and there's lots of very, very interesting debates in it. really interesting debates. about politics... women's rights, women's place in the world. there are songs and really exciting songs. anyway, if you get a chance, do go a chance, do please, and see it on the big screen. 0n the subject of which about my reissue of the week and i hope you feel the same way about this — cabaret is 50 years old. i...i just can't believe this. you told me before we came in and...yeah, 50! but here's a chance. i can't remember the last time i saw it, actually, but here's a chance. back in selecting cinemas, just google where you live and whether cabaret�*s playing and if you've only ever seen cabaret on the television and most people probably wi

we, dad, casablanca, had become champions of africa for a 3rd time, a moroccan teen beat al alli of egypt to know in the final. and he richardson reports a hobby due to cov 19 fans haven't witnessed an african champions league final since 2019. their return brought with it controversy. a match was being staged in morocco, the home ground of one of the finalists. without casablanca about the rejection, opponents awfully had failed. in an appeal to half, the gang moved to a neutral country. the moroccans team dominated from the stall 00 only to reggie produced a gold worthy the occasion hotly. we're aiming to win this title for a record. 3rd straight c and the tense on champions did have their chances either. but this night was to belong to me to raji, he scored his and with that 2nd just after the break, the lease late efforts reflecting a season of near misses gibson football which saw the country losing out in the africa cup of nations final and fighting to qualify for the world cup without finishing up is to know when is and champions of africa for the 3rd sign. and the richardson ouch

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would that casablanca have become champions of africa for 3rd time? the moral can team beat that actually of egypt to an ill in the final and the eastern ukrainian city of so that i don't ask, says that washing forces are in a frenzy, push to take it over, adding that the city is being destroyed, block by block it's keith, moscow's efforts to complete the capture of lou haskell, which makes up part of the don bass region where russia has supported separatists for years. so i don't ask, which is around a 145 kilometers for the russian border is in an area that's one of the last pockets of ukrainian government control in lieu hands. let's go life out to ukraine's capital cave al jazeera st. robbie is the, tell us more about what's going on in the east of the country right now. same well, it is certainly a patchwork of fighting and violence all up and down the east eastern section of this country. but separate and i've definitely been in the spotlight more than other areas in the last few days, specifically because it is one of the last major pockets of resistance in the highes

thanks so much. mariam went out to casablanca, have won the african champions league, title winner hare al moran g score. and if both goals as they beat egypt, i lead to now to make the victory sweeter. the funnel itself was encounter blanca. they've now won this title 3 times. the way for the french sports minister commissioned independent reports into the chaos surrounding the champions league final in paris on saturday, the french police have been criticized for firing chair gas and pepper spray. our supporters waiting to get into the stab to france, the country sports minister exclaimed up to 40000 fans were at the final no tickets or a fake one. liverpool have refuted that version of vents describing the treatment of their supporters as unacceptable or more in the story were joined by raphael, han eckstein correspondent for sports and new service. the athletic raphael. you were there in paris. ap is dad to friends watching the game. what was your experience? well, i was tremendously lucky we could i, i arrived about 2 hours before the game started and i had a reasonably safe trip to the stadium. i do remember at one of the checkp