golden globes in the fate is named best foreign language film in los angeles. holiday on the ice the world's best known ice skating show turns seventy five. and canine work is how dogs help boost sales in british shops. the award season is upon us and the first major event for film and t.v. fans was the seventy fifth golden globes which is why personal favorite because the films and series i enjoyed tend to get recognized that and there was plenty of recognition for european artists with winners from france scotland and germany will bring you up to date on how europe's. finest did at the awards ceremony but first a look at how fashion was used to deliver a strong message on. the red carpet was full of black at the golden globe awards on sunday the stars wore somber outfits to show solidarity with victims of sexual assault and harassment in the film industry. but the mood of the winners was anything but black german director fatty stockings pictured in the face one best foreign language film it was a moving occasion for the director and lead actors deanna kluger

in the fade was her first german language film and it's now a golden globe winner in the fade is also nominated for an academy award will it take home the best foreign language film oscar as well the golden globes often predict the oscar winners but we'll just have to wait till march to find out. well we keep things current with our express up next which begins with a fantastic charity event that helps homeless people all over germany. seventeen head dresses from the baba angels brotherhood association have given more than two hundred homeless and needy people in ballin free haircuts. the association was founded in stuttgart in twenty six days. ever since the charitable baba's have travelled around germany to draw attention to the un's usual idea. that goal is to give a face to the homeless and the needy and to put a smile on. their says aisha now has one hundred eleven members throughout germany the offer for people in their respective cities free headcounts once a month. in twenty seven thousand more than three hundred thousand pilgrims followed the way of st james to santiago de compostela in spain that's a new record ninety three percent made th

it was also a big night for director fatty at keane whose jam and drama in the faith won best foreign language film actress diane kruger guest stars as a woman whose husband and son were killed in the bombing she suspects neo nazis were behind the last really. that just in a t.v. series went to elisabeth moss in the handmaid's tale while gary oldman scooped best actor in a drama film for his role in the doctor's taua best drama film went to three billboards outside abbey missouri. and let's get more now on the golden globes robin meryl from our culture desk joins us now and robin you know you almost forgot that there were awards involved last night because of wow what a political message that was sent absolutely we're experiencing an enormous sea change in the entertainment industry and it's got a knock on effect as we're all saying now in other industries as well and thank goodness for people oprah meryl streep for nicole kidman and these big star names reese reese witherspoon as well who are you know backing this me two campaign times off as well you know thank goodness for them i think i don't w

so current german director father king they're taking home the award for best foreign language film and he was thrilled obviously tell us more about the film itself it's called in the fade in the face i mean great news for german cinema first of all this is an incredibly strong story that speaks definitely very deeply to german audiences in the wake of this and as you can scandal and ongoing trial that you just mentioned there. so it's a very personal film for how to hakim who has turkish roots it's a scathing commentary on the justice system in germany and what it is able to provide so it's very gratifying i think for everybody involved that it is striking such a chord with foreign audiences it's the role of a lifetime for diane kruger who despite her job. and heritage is performing here in her very first fully german language film and she took best actress for this role already back in cannes last may so hats off to hottie i can for her seeing that potential in her for bringing her over i think that's a match made in heaven will be hoping to see her in more german work and the golden

german thriller in the phase golden globe for best foreign language film the story of racism and revenge marks a career high for german turkish director shocking. scenes up it's a very personal film and it's interesting how my mr national film has brought me them in the sixth sense i didn't bring. in the fade just one america's critics' choice award as well so things are looking pretty good for the oscars and with that welcome to kino the new year has started much like the old one ended with a lot more scandal u.s. president donald trump tried to block the publication of a book fire and fury which revealed infighting and some possible illegal activity within his white house but this isn't the first time a u.s. president has tried to keep the truth and in fact there's a whole film dedicated to stories of reporters trying to uncover the dark secrets of the powerful steven spielberg adds to this canon with his new film the post a true story of how one newspaper took on washington and one. day you have the papers. yet. there's a devastating cure. that would leak out of a pentagon. request bu

misconduct allegations in hollywood last year gena drama in the fade directed by fatty uk in one best foreign language film. i. j w true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. if i thought a program to go in there it would be a show to get you now with that in our innovations magazine for in asia the us from every week and always looking to the future on d w dot com science and research for asia. hi welcome to a special edition of kino movie magazine these are the offices of production company x. film in berlin we're here because we're here to celebrate one of the company's founders daniel levy levy is an actor he's a producer he's a screenwriter but above all is a director a director of films that have a very special place in german. boy. an insane fund. jumps for joy at the comedy director's biggest success came in two thousand and five go for six german film prizes including best film and best director the jewish comedy about a strange brothers set in modern germany was also a hit at the box office. but it did. levy's most controversial film was a comedy about. starring hell

german thriller in the fade run googled in globe for best foreign language film the story of terror racism and revenge marks a career high for german turkish director shocking. it's a very personal film and it's interesting how my most emotional film has brought me the most six so i didn't bring.

years there's still a lot of fallout from the german director there taking home work for best foreign language film production tell us a little bit about in the fade as the film is called briefly an incredibly intense story and a very very strong story that sort of sort of takes a kind of an element of this kind of a situation that you just mentioned with the end as you scandal and i was thinking very deeply to german audiences because of that we are still in the midst of the trial of the only surviving and as you orchestrator and it's been over four hundred days and it's going on costing all kinds of money to taxpayers so very personal film for such a team and for a very stephen conroy terry on the justice system. so it's very gratifying that it's striking such a chord with foreign audiences and the role of a lifetime diane kruger very already took best actress that you kind of time for diane kruger and of course other films and it notable films you want to mention yes there's a known to it's notable our women in on the side of another the films are best film for drama and best film for comedy at

best t.v. drama but it would seem women. they were split six while the german film in the fade won best foreign language film that stars diane kruger as a woman forced to cope with the death of her husband and son. but it was a speech by oprah winfrey which has got everyone talking. for too long women have not been heard or believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. when three patched a new day was on the horizon. and were to have world a coming up on the day later the sea here's a reminder of the top.

best t.v. drama. the women. they were slightly left while german film in the fade won best foreign language film that stars diane kruger as a woman forced to cope with the death of her husband and son. but it was a speech by oprah winfrey which has got everyone talking. for too long women have not been heard or believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. and for you and me is on the horizon are agreeing and following oprah winfrey's powerful speech at the golden globes many in the u.s. began speculating about whether or not she is being the country's top job at the white house she's previously said that she has they plan to run for president but her longtime partner nell says she could be persuaded a little earlier i asked our washington correspondent carson phenomena what he thinks about the rumors. i think it's a bit too much call me boring german but i tend to believe that politics is a serious business especially when we talk about the job of commander in chief of the most powerful nation on this planet of course we have seen things like this before on the rea

so one of the winning films was the german film and the fate it took the award for the best foreign language film and this is by a german turkish director and write the stars it stars the actress here you see diane kruger it tells the story of a woman whose husband and son are killed in a bombing and she suspects neo nazis were behind the blast to film the so-called and as you attacks which show in germany in recent years tell us more about the ok so this is a very personal film for. people here in germany obviously this film speaks very deeply to them because of the recent scandals of alleged neo nazi attacks in germany the so-called n.s.u. scandal and that's a trial actually the only remaining orchestrator about that is ongoing at the moment in germany. so it's a really scathing commentary of on the justice system in germany and what it can actually provide and it's very gratifying that this is actually getting striking such a chord with foreign audiences as well it's also in the running to become nominated for the oscars so we're keeping our fingers crossed for that it was the role of a lifeti

the film was a golden globe nominee for best foreign language film. we'll also speak to the director, sebastian lelio, so very exciting program for you. before we get started, let's check in with lgbtq people, and read some of their quotes. the first one comes from elizabeth gilbert, who is the author of eat, pray, love.

the best foreign—language film, a surprise to some was a german film, in the fade, and best supportingn the motion picture went to alison jani for i, actress in the motion picture went to alisonjani for i, tonya, the film about the american ice skate, tonya harding. this goes back to the 80s, she was banned from the sport after her arrival was attacked and there was a whole controversy about whether she had some involvement in that attack. 0k, thank you very much. a senior bbcjournalist has stepped down from her role, accusing the broadcaster of having a "secretive and illegal" pay culture. carrie gracie is leaving herjob as china editor, citing what she called an "indefensible" pay gap with male colleagues. she made the announcement in an open letter, in which she said that the bbc was breaking british equality law. 0ur media editor amol rajan explains more. it is worth saying that carrie gracie, who appears frequently on this programme, is a hugely respected international editor and has been at the bbc for over 30 years. her allegation is that the bbc discriminates illegally against

best t.v. drama. the women. they were slated to while german film in the fade won best foreign language film that stars diane kruger as a woman forced to cope with the death of her husband and son. but it was a speech by winfrey which is the. everyone talking. for too long women have not been heard or believed if they do to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. when from page to new day was on the horizon to rapturous. oh what a night it was and for more on all of the happenings we're joined here in the studio by our social media editor frederica baggio is here and robin merrill's also here from our culture does thanks so much to both of you for offering your analysis and frederick i'd like to begin with you because last night was really less about the awards more about the message right exactly sarah and all about the women with the need to movement or time's up as it's now known taking really center stage actresses producers directors they've they've used the platform to say once more time for sexual harassment is over many social activists were also invited to the event on the other

movie in the faded brown director fighting hakim has won the critics' choice award for best foreign language film. in the fade to lead actress diane kruger thanked the jury of more than three hundred select film critics feel so elated in your company and you're looking at me and it's been a dream come true thank you so much. in the film kruger plays a mother who loses her husband and son in a right wing terror attack. in the fayed already picked up a golden globe last sunday. it also stands or good chance of winning an oscar in march. queen elizabeth the second has given the b.b.c. a candid new interview it will be broadcast sunday evening as part of a one hour documentary in the film the coronation the british monarch speaks more openly than ever before about her royal life including the problems that arose at her coronation and the dangers of wearing a crown of their car who look down to read the speech you have to take a speech up because if you did your neck could break off. the last time queen elizabeth david lanky t.v. interview was in the early one nine hundred ninety s. . international ci

best t.v. drama. the women. they were slightly sick while german film in the fade won best foreign language film that stars diane kruger as a woman forced to cope with the death of her husband and son. oh i'm joined now from all santa's lists by k.j. matthews who's a hollywood reporter reporter with the hollywood reporter she has been covering the global the golden globes good evening to you i should say good afternoon to you k j it's good to have you on the show so let's talk about what we just saw all last night this. hash tag me too clearly dominated the awards ceremony last night and as we said the beginning of the show you know close made a statement but can we expect any of this to really make a difference long term you know that is the million dollar question on the part that before the show even started everybody had on their minds that what's what what's what pretty much has to be talkin to get everybody is talking about times that you know we're actually each line to put into practice substantial changes that big need to see him and you know one of the actions washington on the right targets is we'll k

best t.v. drama. the women. they were slated to while german film in the fade won best foreign language film that stars diane kruger as a woman forced to cope with the death of her husband and son. but it was a speech by oprah winfrey which has got everyone talking. for too long women have not been heard or believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. and new is on the horizon. and more on that coming up on the day our here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the b.b.c.'s long serving china editor carrie gracie has resigned because of what she calls unlawful pay discrimination she accused britain's public service broadcaster of breaking the law on equal pay and resisting pressure for a fair and transparent salary structure the b.b.c. said a review of the pay of on air presenters and correspondents would be published. the ministration is to end special protection for immigrants from el salvador the decision will force nearly two hundred thousand people to leave by september next year unless they can find some other way of staying

." >>> for best foreign language >>> for best foreign language film a fantastic insult, lebanon, loveless on body and soul, hun g ary, and the square, sweden. ary, and the square, sweden. >>> for best documentary short subject "heaven is a traffic jack on the 405. ""heroine." "life skills." and "traffic stop." all these titles make a woman from an urban area very uncomfortable. i'm just saying. >> no, certainly. >> no, certainly. for best documentary "abacus," "places/fa man in aleppo." and "strong island." >>> for original song, "might river." "mystery of love" from "call me by your name." "remember me" from "coco." "stand up for something" from "marshall." and "this is me" from "the greatest showman." >> for best animated feature film, "the boss baby." "the breadwinner." "coco." "ferdinand." and "loving vincent. " adaptation screenplay. "call me by your name," james ivory. "the disaster artist," scott standard and michael h. webber. "logan scott frank and michael green. "molly's game," aaron sorkin. and "mudbound" virgil williams and dee rees. >>> for original screenplay, "the big sick,

for best foreign language film... a fantastic woman, chile. the insult, lebanon. loveless, russia. for best documentary short subject... edith and eddie. heaven is a trafficjam on the 405. heroin. nice skills. and traffic stop. all of these titles make a woman from an urban area of very uncomfortable! i'm just saying... no, i totally area of very uncomfortable! i'm just saying... no, itotally agree! for best documentary feature... abacus, small enough to jail. faces places. icarus. last men in aleppo. and, strong island. for original song... and, strong island. for originalsong... mighty and, strong island. for original song... mighty river from mudbound. mystery of love, from call me by your name. remember me, from cocoa. stand—up for something, from marshall. and this is me from the greatest showman. for best animated feature film... the boss baby. the breadwinner. coco. ferdinand. and, loving vincent. here are the nominees for adaptation screenplay... call me by your name, james ivory. the disaster artist. logan scott frank and michael green. molly's game. and, mudbound. for orig

one of the winning movies was a german film and the favorites with the award turn for the best foreign language film and that's by a german turkish director five you see here also with the actress joints in there diane kruger it tells the story of a woman whose husband and saw his son are killed in a bombing and she suspects neo nazis were behind the blast karen tell us more about this movie ok well this is an incredibly strong story that speaks very deeply to german audiences obviously because of the ongoing and as you scandal and trial dragging on here in germany very personal. and a very scathing commentary on the justice system and what it provides so it's very interesting and very gratifying that this is striking such a chord with foreign audiences. it's definitely the role of a lifetime for diane kruger and interestingly despite her german heritage this is for a very first german language film so this is this is a kind of a match made in heaven definitely for the german film industry shot four to five hundred for. for seeing that potential in her and of course you know that they're still runni

for president ok robin finally germany also having some success of the day they got the best foreign language film for in the fade which makes it a whole favorite for the same prize at the oscars of course this is fancy hakim who's the man of the moment in german film and star diane kruger already a hollywood star but it was a foreign language film. and you know it's a tale of a woman whose husband is murdered and she takes the law into our own hands again power of course with everything else you know very exciting for a teen and german sentiment been general looking forward to the oscars an interesting evening all around thank you both fredricka and robert. now let's take a look some other stories making headlines around the world today the libyan coast guard has rescued one hundred forty migrants from a sinking boat dini the distressed migrants were taken to the tripoli naval base where they received medical aid on sunday officials said libya's coast guard picked up at least two hundred fifty survivors from two other boats east of tripoli. a fire us president donald trump's skyscraper in manhatt

look at one of the winning films was a german film in the fayed took the award for the best foreign language film in karan it's by of a german turkish director that's right and it stars the actors you see here diane kruger now tells the story of a woman whose husband and son are killed in a bombing she suspects neo nazis were behind the blast. she is right in the end this is this is a really interesting film sumi obviously speaks very deeply to germans who are still witnessing the ongoing and as you issues story with the trial of the out to cheaper here in germany. a very very finely observed film. wrote the screenplay himself very a lot of really interesting details that speak to german audiences and that's why it's very interesting and also very gratifying that it is speaking to such a degree to foreign audiences as well as the role of a lifetime for diane kruger and shock horror to fight if i can for her seeing that potential in her. it's definitely an interesting take on how our justice system works and the lengths that people are forced to go to in order to. get some kind of justice of them

. >> for best foreign language film a fantastic woman chile. the insult lebanon. loveless, russia. and soul, hungry. and the square, sweden. >> for best documentary short subject edith and eddie. heaven is a traffic jam on the 405. heroin. life skills. and traffic stop. all these titles make a woman from an urban area very uncomfortable. i'm just saying. >> for best documentary feature, ab cuss off to jail. faces, places. last man in aleppo. and strong island. >> for original song, mighty river from mud bound. mystery of love from call me by monet. remember me, from cocoa. stand up for something, from marshall. and this is me from the greatest showman. >>> for best animated film, the boss baby. the breadwinner. cocoa. ferdinand. and loving vincent. >> here are nominees for adoption screen play. >> call me by your name, james ivory. the disaster air advertise, scott newstandard and michael wilbur. willard, yeah, willard. logan scott frank and james mangold and michael green. molly's game, aaron sorkin. and mud bound roberto -- virgil williams and derees. >> for original screen play

. >>> for best foreign language film, "a fantastic woman," chile. "the insult," lebanon. re," sweden. >>> for best documentary short subject, "edith + eddie." "heaven is a traffic jam on the 405." "heroin(e)." "knife skills." and "traffic stop." all these titles make a woman from an urban area very uncomfortable, i'm just saying. >> no, i'm totally up with you. for best documentary feature, "abacus: small enough to jail." "faces, places." "icarus." "last men in aleppo." and "strong island." >>> for original song, "mighty river" from "mudbound." "the mystery of love" from "call me by your name." "remember me" from "coco." "stand up for something" from "marshall." and "this is me" from "the greatest showman." >>> for best animated feature film, "the boss baby." "the breadwinner." "coco." "ferdinand." and "loving vincent." >>> here are the nominees for adaptation screenplay. "call me by your name," james ivory. "the disaster artist," scott neustadter and michael h. weber. "logan," scott frank, james mangold and michael green. "molly's game," aaron sorkin. and "mudbound," virg

." >> for best foreign language film, "a fantastic woman," chile. "the insult," lebanon. documentary short subject, "edith and eddie." "heaven is a traffic jam on the 405." "heroin." "life skills." and "traffic stop." all these titles make a woman from an urban area very uncomfortable. [ laughter ] i'm just saying. >> no. i'm up with you. for best documentary feature, "abacus: small enough to jail." "faces places." "icarus." "last men in aleppo." and "strong island." >> for original song, "mighty river" from "mudbound." "mystery of love" from "call me by your name." "remember me" from "coco." "stand up for something" from "marshall." and "this is me," from "the greatest showman." >> for best animated feature film. "the boss baby." "the breadwinner." "coco." "ferdinand." and "loving vincent." >> here are the nominees for adaptation screenplay. "call me by your name," james ivory. "the disaster artist," scott newstandard and michael h. webber. "logan," scott frank and james mangold and michael green. "molly's game," aaron sorkin. "and mudbound," virgil williams and dee rees

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allegations in hollywood last year the german drama in the fave directed by footy a team won best foreign language film. crucial coalition talks are underway in berlin as germany continues its search for a new government discussions between chancellor angela merkel's conservative bloc and the center left social democrats are expected to focus on migration policy health care and the country's approach to europe failure to reach a deal could trigger fresh elections. in vietnam a trial has opened against a former oil executive who was allegedly kidnapped from germany and take it to hanoi he's facing corruption charges that could carry the death penalty germany has accused vietnam of ordering the abduction of the executive from a park in berlin last year. the french president emmanuel mccraw has begun an official three day visit. china where he's set to sign a series of business deals with chinese leaders micron's visit began in scheana the starting point of the ancient silk road in a not to beijing's efforts to revive the trading route. last night there was a fashion blackout at the golden globes to prote

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