yeah this is also a different style of documentary it's the fly on the wall dog and this follows mr bachman was a teacher at elementary school and with his class but this is a small village in germany with around 70 percent migrant or 'd market children or children of immigrants and it's very simple documentary basically we just spent time in the classroom watching the kids watching the teacher very very simple story but i found it incredibly moving and very very emotional so what did we learn from the film actually that's seem so interesting. yeah i mean what i found so interesting is we hear a lot about these kids kids like this i should say we hear a lot about them in the german news there is often talked about very hysterical manner that these are kids not learning german that they're not integrating that they might be dangerous political extremists but we almost never get to hear the kids themselves to hear them talk about their own lives their dreams and their hopes and i know anyone who is who thinks they have an opinion about children like this i would recommend they watch this movi

of my favorites of the festival and another one i'd have to mention is a documentary called have bachman and his classroom which won a special jury prize this is a look at a small village classroom in germany elementary school where the majority of students are migrants or from immigrant backgrounds it's a real fly on the wall documentary but i think really really touching very very emotional and wonderful look at these kids who we often talk about in germany but we almost never get to hear what they have to say yeah very interesting viewpoints and i'm looking forward to those films that's got everything very unusual barely not as it took place mostly. online tell us a little bit about the overall experience and did it do the festival just death. yeah it was very strange this is the 1st time i've been doing this 20 years that 1st time i've ever had an on line badly nala the films were quite good actually so that's definitely a plus and the experience wasn't too unpleasant but watching movies on your couch for a week isn't really the same experience berlin is the world's largest public fi

ballot now that's another one of the highlight is another german film it's a documentary called have bachman and his classroom won a special jury prize today this is a fly on the wall documentary set in a german classroom in a small village which has a vast majority of migrant children of children on german descent in the classroom very touching very heart warming documentary that i really i really loved and you're a big burly knowledge and how did this 1st ever online edition feel was the magic on. i wouldn't quite say that i mean i think either one of us really good i loved a lot of the films that i saw but it's not really the same watching all these movies on your couch at home i mean i really love that experience of the bell and i was seeing you so much together the big audience in a dark theater in the cold of berlin. hopefully we're going to have a little bit of that this summer hopefully not the cold but at least the group experience because we're going to show the winners of this year's ballot at a big event in the summer cold it will right scott always a pleasure thanks for that upd

yeah this is also a different style of documentary it's the fly on the wall dog and this follows mr bachman was a teacher of elementary school and with his class but this is in a small village in germany with around 70 percent migrant or market children or children of immigrants and it's very simple documentary basically we just spent time in the classroom watching the kids watching the teacher very very simple story but i found it incredibly moving and very very emotional so what did we learn from this film actually that's seem so interesting. yeah i mean what i found so interesting is we hear a lot about these kids kids like this i should say we hear a lot about them in the german news there is author often talked about in very hysterical manner that these are kids not learning german that they're not integrating that they might be dangerous political extremists but we almost never get to hear the kids themselves to hear them talk about their own lives their dreams and their hopes and i know anyone who or who thinks they have an opinion about children like this. i would recommend they wat

and i'd also like to mention a documentary that got a special jury award today it is called have bachman and his class and it's sort of a fly on the wall documentary looking at a german class with a majority of migrant. student body very very touching really moving documentary that was again one of my favorites of this year's got to know so overall how did this 1st complete the online berlin film festival go. yeah in terms of the movies i thought it was quite good i didn't agree with the jury's picks but i almost never do they never call me they never listen but in terms of the actual movie shown i thought it was very very good of course it was very strange to be watching all of them you know on my couch at home and not having a real interaction or being an actual theater but we hope berlin is planning to have an actual physical festival in june in berlin and we hope we'll be able to see these movies again on the big screen as they were intended let's hope so scott for always a pleasure thank you very much for joining us. i was just got time for a look at some extreme winter sports scene

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ballot now that's another one of the highlight is another german film it's a documentary called have bachman and his classroom won a special jury prize today this is a fly on the wall documentary set in a german classroom in a small village which has a vast majority of migrant children of children on german descent in the classroom very touching very heartwarming documentary that i really i really loved in europe being broadly knowledge and how did this 1st ever online edition feel was the magic on. i wouldn't quite say that i i think the the lot of us really good i love the lot of the films that i saw but it's not really the same watching all these movies on your couch at home i mean i really a lot of that experience of the bell and seeing the films together the big audience and in a dark theater in the cold of berlin hopefully we're going to have a little bit of that this summer hopefully not the cold but at least the group experience because we're going to show the winners of this year's ballon out at a big event in the summer cold welling right always a pleasure thanks for that update yo

of documentary it's the fly on the wall talk and it's very simple story it's a school teacher mr bachman and his primary school students there in a small village in germany which has a very large migrant population around 70 percent of the population are migrants or children of immigrants and it's very very simple it just sort of sits and watches these kids and this teacher in ordinary classroom situations and we really get to know them as a safe very very simple story but i find it incredibly moving and very emotional i want to be learn from it. what i find interesting about this film is that we hear a lot about kids like this in the news all the time in germany people often talk about them the very hysterical way that these are kids who aren't integrating they're not going to speak german that maybe they're a dangerous source of political extremism but we almost never get a chance to hear these kids themselves talk about themselves talk about their hopes and their dreams and i think anyone who thinks they have an opinion about kids like these should watch this movie because i think you

of my favorites of the festival and another one i'd have to mention is a documentary called have bachman and his classroom which won a special jury prize this is a look at a small village classroom in germany elementary school where the majority of students are migrants or from immigrant backgrounds it's a real fly on the wall documentary but i think really really touching very very emotional and wonderful look at these kids who we often talk about in germany but we almost never get to hear what they have to say you know very interesting viewpoints and i'm looking forward to those films that's got everything very unusual barely not left as it took place mostly. online tell us a little bit about the overall experience and did it do the festival just death. yeah it was very strange this is the 1st time i've been doing this 20 years i've 1st time i've ever had an on line. the films were quite good actually so that's definitely a plus and the experience wasn't too unpleasant but watching movies on your couch for a week isn't really the same experience berlin is world's largest public film fe

yeah this is also a different style of documentary it's the fly on the wall dog and this follows mr bachman was a teacher of elementary school and with his class but this is a small village in germany with around 70 percent. or market children or children of immigrants and it's very simple documentary basically we just spent time in the classroom watching the kids watching the teacher very very simple story but i found it incredibly moving and very very emotional so what did we learn from the film actually that's so seem so interesting. yeah i mean what i found so interesting is we hear a lot about these kids kids like this i should say we hear a lot about them in the german news there is author often talked about in very hysterical manner that these are kids not learning german that they're not integrating that they might be dangerous political extremists but we almost never get to hear the kids themselves to hear them talk about their own lives their dreams and their hopes and i know anyone who or who thinks they have an opinion about children like this i would recommend they watch this m