director steve mcqueen who is a face of british film britain's gone further they've actually made diversity the law so new regulations by the british film institute. put forth that you have to have diversity on and off the camera in order for your film to get public financing if you don't you don't get money from the stage and here in germany a lot of the actors from act out are calling for that same kind of sort of top down and movement because they say without that we won't see any real change happen here ok so german actors obviously taking a very very important step they are joining forces to push for more diversity and visibility and systemic change in the industry thanks very much scott ross perot in bonn for that story and be sure to stay safe have a great weekend you tip. well speaking of visibility there are of course other members of society who barely have a voice at all the homeless and those who suffer from addiction for instance and these are the people that. seeks out with his camera and after traveling the world his home beat in cologne germany is a story just waiting to be told. looks closely where others avert their eyes nicknam

director steve mcqueen who is a face of british film britain's gone further they've actually made diversity the law so new regulations by the british film institute. forth that you have to have diversity on and off the camera in order for your film to get public financing if you don't you don't get money from the state and here in germany a lot of the actors from act out are calling for that same kind of sort of top down movement because they say without that we won't see any real change happen here ok so german actors obviously taking a very very important step they are joining forces to push for more diversity and visibility and systemic change in the industry thanks very much scott roxboro in bonn for that story and be sure to stay safe have a great weekend you tip. well speaking of visibility there are of course other members of society who barely have a voice at all the homeless and those who suffer from addiction for instance and these are the people that sit down take notes seeks out with his camera and after traveling the world his home beat in cologne germany is a story just waiting to be told. sebastian played now looks closely where ot

director steve mcqueen who is a face of british film britain's gone further they've actually made diversity the law so new regulations by the british film institute. put forth that you have to have diversity on and off the camera in order for your film to get public financing if you don't you don't get money from the stage and here in germany a lot of the actors from act out are calling for that same kind of sort of top down movement because they say without that we won't see any real change happen here ok so german actors obviously taking a very very important step they are joining forces to push for more diversity and visibility and systemic change in the industry thanks very much scott roxboro in bonn for that story and be sure to stay safe have a great weekend. well speaking of visibility there are of course other members of society who barely have a voice at all the homeless and those who suffer from addiction for instance and these are the people that. seeks out with his camera and after traveling the world his home date in cologne germany is a story just waiting to be told. sebastian played now looks closely where others avert their eyes n

producers of end of empire had given all of the film and all of the outtakes of this to the british film institute which amounted to something like 10 hours at least and what we were looking for was the film of a particular interview with this british agent norman barbara for and todd he had discovered a transcript made by the end of empire of an interview with norman darbyshire a couple of years earlier in a basement in paris this was an operational transcript that had been cut up by the director of the film because it was so amazing and the good bits were put into some kind of a script. but when we got the stuff from the b f i there was no. film this agent norman darby sure no trace of it and that led us down many a rabbit hole we found people who gave conflicting evidence about whether this film was ever shot or not so we. found an actor in this case wraith finds wonderful actor who i had worked with on english patient back in the mid ninety's and he agreed and his busy busy busy schedule he was playing mark anthony at the national theatre at the time and he agreed to come to the savoy hotel wh

director steve mcqueen who is a face of british film britain's gone further they've actually made diversity the law so new regulations by the british film institute. put forth that you have to have diversity on and off the camera in order for your film to get public financing if you don't you don't get money from the stage and here in germany a lot of the actors from act out are calling for that same kind of sort of top down movement because they say without that we won't see any real change happen here ok so german actors obviously taking a very very important step they are joining forces to push for more diversity and visibility and systemic change in the industry thanks very much scott ross perot in bonn for that story and be sure to stay safe have a great weekend you tip. well speaking of visibility there are of course other members of society who barely have a voice at all the homeless and those who suffer from addiction for instance and these are the people that. seeks out with his camera and after traveling the world his home beat in cologne germany is a story just waiting to be told. sebastian played now looks closely where others avert t

director steve mcqueen who is a face of british film britain's gone further they've actually made diversity the law so new regulations by the british film institute forth that you have to have diversity on and off the camera in order for your film to get public financing if you don't you don't get money from the stage and here in germany a lot of the actors from act out are calling for that same kind of sort of top down movement because they say without that we won't see any real change happen here ok so german actors obviously taking a very very important step they are joining forces to push for more diversity and visibility and systemic change in the industry thanks very much scott ross perot in bonn for that story and be sure to stay safe have a great weekend. well speaking of visibility there are of course other members of society who barely have a voice at all the homeless and those who suffer from addiction for instance these are the people that sit down take no seeks out with his camera and after traveling the world his home beat in cologne germany is a story just waiting to be told. picking the best and taking a looks closely where others

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