key can be screened for just seven days which means it meets the oscars criteria for a best foreign language film nomination to be eligible a film must have been shown in the country submitting it. after making history in cannes the cast could be hitting the red carpet again in february this time in holy which. says force is now and in boxing world heavyweight champion anthony joshua is on a mission to defend his title when he takes on a russia alexander povetkin at london's wembley stadium on saturday with an blemish professional record joshua is seen by many as the best on his way to vision but the twenty eight year old is up against an opponent with a pedigree of his own. no matter the challenger anthony joshua is all waste boxing boxoffice here's his last two fights in wales sold out now a stand off on home turf in north london against russia's alexander privette ken is slated to attract a crowd of eighty thousand easy to see why josh was on beaten in twenty one contest as a professional fighter but the world heavyweight champion knows he'll be in for a tough fight against an opponent some el

if he can be screened for just seven days which means it meets the oscars criteria for a best foreign language film nomination to be eligible a film must have been shown in the country submitting it. after making history in cannes the cast could be hitting the red carpet to get in february this time in holy words. and it's to suck up now where bundesliga match day for continues when the runners up of the previous season play the champions as shell could take home by munich by and have won all their games so far and help the table as usual shellcode on the other hand have had a catastrophic start to the campaign now they need to deliver against the mighty bavarians. coach dramatically to desk go has a lot to discuss with his squad a poor start to the season has resulted in last year's runners up sitting second from bottom in the table in their debut champions league march the royal blues could only manage a draw but a disco remains upbeat and easy to it so we're dealing with the situation and the guys are very prepared very focused and we realise we're in a tricky situation with the team knows they

nairobi can be screened for just seven days which means it meets the oscars criteria for a best foreign language film a nation to be eligible a film must have been shown in the country submitting it. after making history in cannes the cast should be hitting the red carpet again in february this time in holy which. and you're up to date now on your news we'll have another update for you at the top of the hour american evan stina from all of us here and for a land thanks for watching. what's coming up for the book loosely you plenty to talk about here on. the going to sleep every weekend here. we make up over but we watch as all the under thirty five we are the seven seven percent.

lion never look away was written and directed by florian hank smock he won the oscar for best foreign language film with his debut film the lives of others in two thousand and seven it was a spy drama set in former east berlin is new is picture also deals with a german history and is the director's first german production since his initial success. in never look away our young east german painter confronts his dramatic papist. covers three hours of german history and was inspired by real events director florian handkerchief and on his mark spent more than four years working on the screenplay for his latest film. here what fascinated me about. this story was having the opportunity to show the entanglement of perpetrators and victims in a family. and i found that interesting because it was that way all over germany. young cork barnaby has a special relationship with his and elisabet i said that's what constitutes cordons . destructors could just go. for. the felt that this. caution that. if his own teaches them about art including what the nazis deemed degenerate dart. that is stuck in my lab then. i

nairobi can be screened for just seven days which means it meets the oscars criteria for a best foreign language filmnomination to be eligible a film must have been shown in the country submitting it. after making history in cannes the cast should be hitting the red carpet again in february this time in holy which. it's a chill up today it's more at the top of the hour in the meantime of course as always the web site that's the w dot com other better. these men are risking their lives trying to get to the e.u. via bosnia-herzegovina on a route it's riddled with landmines. the country is struggling to cope with growing numbers of refugees providing them with the bare necessities before they continue on their dangerous journey. in sixteen attempts w. . the fast pace of life in the digital in the. shift of the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information on the witness phone lines and interviews with the makers and users. in forty five minutes. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow

successes like europa europa winner of the one thousand nine hundred two golden globe for best foreign language film and oscar nominee for best adapted screenplay it tells the true story of a jewish youngster who survived the war as a member of the hitler youth. think it or not and it's a gun that i think about the past day and night i'm tied to the past when those things every day i have to bring the victims back from oblivious that means giving them all thanks helps and it's a polish jew he survived the nazi era on the run and in hiding. he made the whole a constant persecution of the jews a principle theme of his work producing twenty four films on the subject in the past sixty years. rarely were they commercial successes post-war german audiences shied away from confronting the past so book on are also made light entertainment thrillers adventure stories and musicals with stars like cut out enough and then they. listen if you try to not get on top of it i can check oh my god i got it. bad. bad. it was very important to him to produce movies audiences want to see the music and entertainment films

film. 0k. anyway. tune into previous editions to see about the little stranger. best out this week. i'm flying the flag for wajib again. this was the palestinian entry for the foreign language but is really terrific. it is a story about a father and son travelling around nazareth in the run—up to christmas, and they're taking out wedding invitations, but whilst they're in the car together they're bickering and falling apart. and you see the schisms in their relationship. the father and son are played by a real—life father and son. i thought it was terrific. it has a great air of naturalism. it's funny, but also poignant, it's personal and political at the same time. it's a very small film, you have to seek it out. it's not a wide release, but it is well worth finding. wajib — i thought it was terrific. dvd to recommend this week? a prayer before dawn. it's a true story of an english boxer in a notorious thailand prison. brilliant performance byjoe cole. this is directed byjean—stephane sauvaire who made a movie i reviewed here on the show a while ago called johnny mad dog. it is one of those films that is all to do with the atmosphere. you feel like you are in this situatio

best out is wajib, a palestinian drama. yeah, i really liked this. this was the palestinian entry for the foreign language films a story of father and a son, who are estranged, travelling round nazareth in the run—up to christmas, but they are handing out wedding invitations, which they have to do by hand, that is the wajib, the duty of the title. and as they travel around, you discover their relationship, how they've fallen out. one has has stayed, one has gone away, one is young, one is old, there is resentment, and yet it's really funny, it's very subtle. it is kind of bitter in some places, it blends the personal and the political. it is very, very low—key, and i thought it was kind of wonderful. it did the thing i want a film to do, which is to intrigue me about the characters, and i thought it was really good. it's called wajib. it's a very small release, but if you get a chance, do check it out, it's really good. and best dvd this week is the breadwinner, which is an animation. and a hand—drawn one at that? it is an animation directed by norah twomey. it is made by the people who made song of the sea, s

film. 0k. anyway. tune into previous editions to see about the little stranger. best out this week. i'm flying the flag for wajib again. this was the palestinian entry for the foreign languageun—up to christmas, and they're taking out wedding invitations, but whilst they're in the car together they're bickering and falling apart. and you see the schisms in their relationship. the father and son are played by a real—life father and son. i thought it was terrific. it has a great air of naturalism. it's funny, but also poignant, it's personal and political at the same time. it's a very small film, you have to seek it out. it's not a wide release, but it is well worth finding. wajib — i thought it was terrific. dvd to recommend this week? a prayer before dawn. it's a true story of an english boxer in a notorious thailand prison. brilliant performance byjoe cole. this is directed byjean—stephane sauvaire who made a movie i reviewed here on the show a while ago called johnny mad dog. it is one of those films that is all to do with the atmosphere. you feel like you are in this situation with him. you know the things — sometimes you feel that you can almost smell a movie? you can f

best out is wajib, a palestinian drama. yeah, i really liked this. this was the palestinian entry for the foreign language filmwedding invitations, which they have to do by hand. that is the wajib — the duty of the title. and as they travel around, you discover their relationship, how they have fallen out. one of them has stayed, one has gone away, one is young, one is old, there is resentment, and yet, it is really funny, it's very subtle. it is kind of bitter in some places, it blends the personal and the political. it is very, very low—key, and i thought it was kind of wonderful. it did the thing i want a film to do, which is to intrigue me about the characters, and i thought it was really good. it is called wajib. it's a very small release, but if you get a chance, do check it out. it's really good. and best dvd this week is the breadwinner, which is an animation. and a hand drawn one at that? it is an animation directed by norah twomey. it is made by the people who made song of the sea, so it's not one of those 3d digital animations. this has cut outs and hand drawns and different forms of animation. it i

best out is wajib, a palestinian drama. yeah, i really liked this. this was the palestinian entry for the foreign language films, but they are handing out wedding invitations, which they have to do by hand, that is the wajib, the duty of the title. and as they travel around, you discover their relationship, how they've fallen out. one has has stayed, one has gone away, one is young, one is old, there is resentment, and yet it's really funny, it's very subtle. it is kind of bitter in some places, it blends the personal and the political. it is very, very low—key, and i thought it was kind of wonderful. it did the thing i want a film to do, which is to intrigue me about the characters, and i thought it was really good. it's called wajib. it's a very small release, but if you get a chance, do check it out, it's really good. and best dvd this week is the breadwinner, which is an animation. and a hand—drawn one at that? it is an animation directed by norah twomey. it is made by the people who made song of the sea, so it's not one of those 3—d digital animations. this has cut—outs and hand—drawns and different forms

film. 0k. anyway. tune into previous editions to see about the little stranger. best out this week. i'm flying the flag for wajib again. this was the palestinian entry for the foreign languageelationship. the father and son are played by a real—life father and son. i thought it was terrific. it has a great air of naturalism. at the same time. it's a very small film, you have to seek it out. it's not a wide release, but it is well worth finding. wajib — i thought it was terrific. dvd to recommend this week? a prayer before dawn. thailand prison. brilliant performance byjoe cole. here on the show a while ago called johnny mad dog. it is one of those films that is all to do with the atmosphere. you feel like you are in this situation with him. almost smell a movie? you can feel the environment? it's a tough watch. i think it is one that you might find hard to watch. i thought it was a very impressive, if rather difficult, film. mm, 0k. going to pick up next week. what a cracking selection. you could choose any of them. and diverse films to choose from. it is lovely. that's the joy of cinema. a little stranger is not that scary. i'm sorry, itjust isn't. no, but i was very, very