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festival ever. burrough: you know, beautiful models frolicking in the water in the bahamas -- "fyre festival." clarke: it was supposed to be like the most insane festival the world has ever seen. narrator: but fyre fest is a complete disaster that quickly goes viral. -welcome to fyre festival. -[ screams ] -what's happening? -fyre festival is canceled. this is just [bleep] crazy. narrator: and the mastermind behind it all -- 25-year-old billy mcfarland. billy had a lot of obvious talents, but the greatest one was selling himself. that's [bleep] hustling right there. [ chuckles ] narrator: in scam after scam, he defrauds more than 100 of his investors of $27 million. he was a serial fraudster. osumi: he's someone with a lot of resources. he can do either really great things or, also, really terrible things. ♪♪ ♪♪ we are just in lax, about to go to... bahamas. bahamas. and it's fyre festival, and i'm going to take you guys along with me. ready to go on an adventure. narrator: on april 27, 2017, thousa

all dressed up for the festivities. it's an honor for the radio reporters to be allowed to join in and. many of the men wear animal skins as proof of their hunting skills we believe. that. the festival brings together old friends from around the region. and for refreshment there's chicha a beer that's made from kosoff or roots. to. the local residents celebrate their hard won self confidence. they want to show politicians and corporations that they are determined to prevent the destruction of their environment. the festival also celebrates the importance of respect for nature. otoh the most that had been. the that would be the end that me and our radio broadcasts we want to show how the villages live it is that we want to feature their traditions and celebrations and time at the close connection between them and their environment and we also want to show how much these people enjoy looking at money of the that's ok with this i'm a little bit if i but the reporters don't shy away from criticizing one aspect of the festiv

the fyre festival. man behind all the hype. here's "nightline's" ashan singh. ♪ >> reporter: it was supposed to be the hottest event of the year. an ultra music festival set on the island of great exuma with supermodels and opulent villas. the plan for the much-anticipated fire festival went up in flames. >> what is this? oh, jesus! >> reporter: guests who paid thousands of dollars for that getaway were instead met with storm-soaked tents, soggy cheese sandwiches, and canceled musical acts. >> welcome to the crazy [ bleep ]. i am stranded in the bahamas amidst hundreds of other extremely unlucky festivalgoers. >> this call is from a federal prison. >> william mcfarland. >> reporter: now, nearly four years later, the man behind all that well-documented chaos, 25-year-old billy mcfarland, is back with a new venture. speaking out in a new episode of abc's "the con." >> what the [ bleep ] was i thinking? >> reporter: for the first time on television, since being sent to prison for defrauding investors out o

home of black deer festival. these two are long—term friends who have now become festival bosses.adio and live music, they decided to set up their own event celebrating country and americana music, the black deer festival. the best new festival on the block. we won promoter of the year, music event of the year. we have really made our mark. why so special? wow, the fact it's run by two women. that's not true, there is loads of people involved. the festival is scheduled to start on 25th ofjune, just four days after the date given by the government at the earliest time that legal limits on social contact can be removed in england. but they believe black deer will go ahead. this is the front of the main stage. this is where robert plant, van morrison will be? yes. a little bit further this way. here. and they are able to put everything in place because many people are asking to only be paid if it does happen. suppliers are all aware of that, so ordinarily we would have lots of deposits everywhere now, securing all of our kit, infrastructure for the festival. we have absolutely done t

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still to come, the return of the music festival season.e pandemic on our children? mps on the education committee have been trying to find out. they took evidence from the government's youth mental health ambassador, a&e doctor alex george, on the reality show love island. he told the committee that use of some phrases is "hugely potentially damaging to young people". we do know when we look at things like learning loss, etc, there is a big challenge in front of young people, teachers and parents to try and overcome some of that. when i read media and i see words like lost generation and all of this other stuff, we're dealing with young people who are potentially deeply anxious anyway, and ijust think we need to be very sensitive and careful and to what extent... ..important and how we can overcome that challenge. can i ask alex to answer this question, if i may? i couldn't particularly hear- the last point he made there around the phrases and using words - like lost generation and catch up. these are, i think, hugely potentiallyl damaging

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and home of black deer festival.y and americana music, the black deer festival. the best new festival on the block. we won promoter of the year, music event of the year. we have really made our mark. why so special? wow, the fact its run by two women. that's not true, there is loads of people involved. the festival is scheduled to start on the 25thjune, just four days after the date given by the government at the earliest time all legal limits on social contact can be removed in england. but debs and jill believe black deer will go ahead. this is the front of the main stage. this is where robert plant, van morrison will be. a little bit further this way. here. and they are able to put everything in place because many people are asking to only be paid if it does happen. suppliers are all aware of that so ordinarily we would have lots of deposits everywhere now, securing all of our kit, infrastructure for the festival. we have absolutely done that but everybody understands so everybody is halting payments, holding paym

a festival with no fans, a sport underfire.re the next four days at cheltenham for the future of horse—racing? and ronaldo overtakes pele to set a new world record, but is he really top of the goal—scoring charts? good evening, we're going start with the that huge boxing story that broke this afternoon. promoter eddie hearn says that all parties have put pen to paper for a two—fight deal between the world heavyweight champions anthonyjoshua and tyson fury. he says a venue for the all—british bout will be confirmed in the next month. let's bring in the boxing writer and broadcaster steve bunce. evening, steve. a couple of days ago, fury said this fight was nowhere near getting made. things have accelerated quickly. two days ago tyson fury showed up at the fight show in bolton and said i am drinking 12 pints of lager a day, every sunday i drink a bottle of scotch, i've not been in the gym for six weeks and despite my never happen. the moment he opened his mouth, we should have known an announcement was imminent. that's what we go

the trailblazing jockey had double success today, on day three of the festival.win of the week came on board alla—ho in the ryanair chase. and the 31—year—old irish rider won won again in the mares�* novices hurdle. nick parrott reports. all overwhelming and unbelievable it was how rachel blackmore described her continuing success. she had already made history by becoming the first woman to win the champion hurdle. but st patrick's day wasn't enjoyable for the irish woman come as she fell three times. today blackmore came back in style, she dominated the ryan air chase, taking the lead after the third jump. pulling away from her rivals of two to go, and coming home 12 lengths ahead of the rest of the field. while she made that look easy, her second victory was anything but. on board the second favourite in the various offices hurdle she had to fight her way out from last. she only took the lead just before the final hurdle, and then pulled away to make it a five winds over the week. when is for her then all the british trainers in the festival combined. —— that i

the festival brings together old friends from around the region. and for refreshment there's chicha a beer that's made from kosoff a roots. the local residents celebrate their hard won self confidence. they want to show politicians and corporations that they are determined to prevent the destruction of their environment. the festival also celebrates the importance of respect for nature. each other most that i didn't. see that but the be and that me in our radio broadcasts we want to show how the villages live and it is that we want to feature their traditions and celebrations which time at the close connection between them and their environment and we also want to show how much these people enjoy life of money of that scale says unfolded a little. but the reporters don't shy away from criticizing one aspect of the festival hundreds of wild animals are killed to provide food for the guests preserving their traditions while protecting the environment can be a balancing act. that's why the village has decided the festival will take place every 5 years

in the talents program which always takes place at the same time as the bun in international film festival bringing together over $200.00 up and coming filmmakers from in over the one. thing we caught up with 4 of them i guess and. how shows coke come from sudan. constantine and chris to pop our own from germany and lebanon. andrew by had her saying from a dash. of science he wants to make films by his people. we met him in berlin in february when it was freezing cold. he was visiting friends i'm taking a break from the stress of sort. of data ship you can never be your true self so you never know what your identity is so i feel like for us to become really who we are as a people we need this freedom we need this space and we need to be able to play and i feel like our culture. is that space for us to play to try to understand who we are and to show it to ourselves we 1st met in 2016 it was living in the middle of a war zone in the nuba mountains in south sudan he participated in the balun on a tolerance program after making the award winning documentary beats of the antonov . and it's a f

in the capital delhi police took a harder line banning public festivities altogether. you'll be 1st people the festivals that are being celebrated now like last night's shabbat bharat and today's festival of holy these should not be celebrated in public instead it should be celebrated in homes in small gatherings so that the coronavirus does not spread i'm glad to say that these guidelines have been followed to a great extent and till now no violations have been reported. the widespread rule breaking comes over time of rising infection rates meaning indians may well face a prolonged hangover from holy celebrations that most of them never took part in. joining us is alarmed by an expert in global health and health policy he's based in bhopal india a man to put the celebration and people coming together in context what impact will the celebrations hath. thank you for having me so i think the body is that since you have a bone in the number of cases across many states and then. that that he said we can maybe actually at least in the basement there was a holy festival ther

poll are said troll the berlin film festival probably there more than at any other film festival in the world and i think it makes sense because i mean the festival itself was set up as a political statement it was originally set up in west berlin in the divided city as a statement of artistic freedom and political freedom in opposition to the censorship and political oppression on the other side of the wall in east berlin and in the communist bloc and you always see that puts a real focus on serious political movies and they're often the ones that when the awards and i often have the feeling that the jury in berlin will often use their own wards as to make a political statement i think that was partially case last year when on a rainy and film one from a director who suffered censorship in his home country and was actually put on in under house arrest in iran and was unable to attend the festival so i think you see this sort of political stuff thread throughout the festival and it's always been center to what the delhi doll is now we don't have time to hear about all of them but tell u

poll could serve our said troll the berlin film festival probably there more than at any other film festival in the world and i think it makes sense because i mean the festival itself was set up as a political statement it was originally set up in west berlin in the divided city as a statement of artistic freedom and political freedom in opposition to the censorship and political oppression on the other side of the wall in east berlin and in the communist bloc and you always see that but the real focus on serious political movies and they're often the ones that when the awards and i often have the feeling that the jury in berlin will often use their own wards as to make a political statement i think that was partially case last year when a rainy and filled one from a director who suffered censorship in his own country and was actually put on in under house arrest in iran was unable to attend the festival so i think you see this sort of political stuff thread throughout the festival and it's always been center to what the delhi doll is now we don't have time to hear about all of them but tell

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merlin's international film festival is always good for a few surprises and the winner of the golden bear in 2021 is just that and we'll hear more about how the chips fell at the ballina in just a moment and also coming up. they dance in the streets their faces colored to protest rising violence against women. in their country the chilean dance collective. me. on the online industry portion of the 71st bell in iowa has come to an end after 4 intense days of screenings of jury made up of 6 former golden bear winners has spoken and the golden bear for 2021 goes to romanian director rather jude's film entitled bad luck banging or loony porn and the title is your biggest hint as to why we can't show you much of it. this woman is a role model she's a teacher even she has a right to privacy but these days private lives all too often end up on social media. in this case a totally private video has gone viral it shows the teacher having sex it's no one's business but everyone has an opinion should she be allowed to stay in her profession and continue to teach children. the teacher is now sud

poll could share our central berlin film festival probably there are more than at any other film festival in the world and i think it makes sense because i mean the festival itself was set up as a political statement it was originally set up in west berlin in the divided city as a statement of artistic freedom and political freedom in opposition to the censorship and political oppression on the other side of the wall in east berlin and in the communist bloc and you always see that but the real focus on serious political movies and they're often the ones that when the awards and i often have the feeling that the jury in berlin will often use their own wards as to make a political statement i think that was partially case last year when a rainy and film one from a director who suffered censorship in his home country and was actually put on in under house arrest in iran was unable to attend the festival so i think you see this sort of political stuff thread throughout the festival and it's always been center to what the delhi dolly is now we don't have time to hear about all of them but tell

what a story there, and this festival comes amidel— there, and this festival comes amidst criticism for criticism for the sport. how vital is this for _ amidst criticism for the sport. how vital is this for the _ amidst criticism for the sport. firm" vital is this for the image of horse racing? it vital is this for the image of horse racin: ? ., , , vital is this for the image of horse racin. ? ., , , ., vital is this for the image of horse racin? , ., ., , racing? it has been a really difficult few _ racing? it has been a really difficult few weeks - racing? it has been a really difficult few weeks for - racing? it has been a really difficult few weeks for the l racing? it has been a really - difficult few weeks for the sport andindeed difficult few weeks for the sport and indeed a year with the pandemic but the sport has been on something of a recovery mission and many people are seeing this week as what they hope will be a positive shop window for the sport. the british horseracing authority's chief executive julie horseracing authority's chief executivejulie harrington warned that t

the festivals that are being celebrated now, like last night and today's festival of holy, these shouldot be celebrated in public. instead, it should be celebrated in homes, in small gatherings, so that the coronavirus does not spread. i am glad to say that these guidelines have been followed to a great extent. until now, no violations have been reported. reporter: the widespread rubric and comes at a time of rising infection rates, meaning indians may well face a prolonged hangover from holy celebrations that most of them never took part in. brent: bad news for bayern munich's stryker. he will be out for around four weeks after injuring his knee. this is a crushing blow to his campaign to break the bundesliga record of 40 goals in a season set 49 years ago. the prolific pole scored 39 times so far this season, but will probably not return with only four games remaining. you're watching "dw news." after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." tonight, the persisting perils of the pandemic. we'll be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning insti

the festival brings together old friends from around the region. and for refreshment there's chicha a beer that's made from kosov or roots. the local residents celebrate their hard won self confidence. they want to show politicians and corporations that they are determined to prevent the destruction of their environment. the festival also celebrates the importance of respect for nature. it so that most of the data that the that but the beyond that me and our radio broadcasts we want to show how the villages live it is that we want to feature their traditions and celebrations and time at the close connection between them and their environment and we also want to show how much these people enjoy life and money you see that game says i'm pretty good at it i but the reporters don't shy away from criticizing one aspect of the festival hundreds of wild animals are killed to provide food for the guests preserving their traditions while protecting the environment can be a balancing act. that's why the village has decided the festival will take place every

you feel the critically acclaimed film premiered at the venice film festival. and around the world it earned our own another german cinematography award nomination this work of. the signature of the day for the owns latest film is copilot directed by better shape it follows a young couple as lee and say you eat when saeed suddenly disappears his family comes after astley but the couple swore to keep their secrets. when was the best time to subside and i think wife and. cameraman yorkies you kind of dancing with the actors it's kind of. they need to grow up to get america. this is the way that this is for about that was nobody's though he got his when he . christopher nolan's camera work captures the sense of mountain claustrophobia copilot just premiered at the berlin international film festival this is for by you nice man phenomenal. i buttes gibson on the economy his plight be here. with my ideas i. that's it for this edition of arts and culture thanks for watching i'll leave you now with the latest designs from paris fashion week where we've utah unveiled it

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in the capital delhi police took a harder line banning public festivities altogether. you will be 1st people the festivals that are being celebrated now like last night's shabbat bharat and today's festival of holy these should not be celebrated in public instead it should be celebrated in homes in small gatherings so that the corona virus does not spread you would. i'm glad to say that these guidelines have been followed to a great extent and violations have been reporting company i had. the widespread rule breaking comes at a time of rising infection rates meaning indians may well face of prolonged hanging of a from holy celebrations that most of them never took part in. quick sports not bad news for byron munich striker robert living belsky he will be out for around 4 weeks after injuring his knee in a world cup qualifier for poland this is a crushing blow to his campaign to break the bundesliga record of 40 goals in a season set by good miller 49 years ago the prolific hole has scored 35 times so far this season but will probably return with only 4 games remaining.

it's a family tradition, john and chris with their children go to the festival every year.es beeping and nurses around, and you know, thinking, "what's going on?" and for the next eight weeks, john was in hospital fighting for his life. we had a zoom call with one of the doctors so that me and the kids were able to see him because that might be the last time we did see him. so that was an awful day. awful day. and even thouthohn survived, there were many complications. i had gangrene on my thumb and finger and on my toe and that, a bleed on the brain. john and chris believe the whole family caught covid from cheltenham but no one can be entirely sure. the festival was among the last mass gathering to take place in the uk before the nation was overwhelmed by the first wave of the pandemic. a year on, things couldn't look more different. but 12 months ago, this was one of the most popular pubs for racegoers. what race week does in cheltenham is it gives us a second christmas so it was a really positive time for us, — it was probably our second biggest festival period we've ha

well, they are going ahead with the festival this year.they're going to be pushing it back a little bit to october all right. for a safety plan still being worked out. but kron four's maureen kelly. she gives us a glimpse of what it might look like. >> this video showing happy music lovers crushed together dancing is only from 2019, but it feels like a lifetime ago. you remember outside lands promoters held off canceling the august 2020 music festival in till june, hoping the virus would have petered out. but now they're selling tickets for the three-day festival. again. however, now it will be in october, not august on halloween weekend. they've got some of the same big names coming back this time around. lizzo and the strokes to name a few headliners. another planet entertainment that puts on the event says they are pushing the date back to help work on determining any new safety measures necessary. i talk with the ceo of sf travel, which promotes tourism in the city. he thinks this is the right approach of you were flying from consumers

in the capital delhi police took a harder line banning public festivities altogether. you will be predictable the festivals that are being celebrated now like last night's shabbat bharat and today's festival of holy these should not be celebrated in public instead it should be celebrated in homes in small gatherings so that the corona virus does not spread i'm glad to say that these guidelines have been followed to a great extent and till now no violations have been reporting. the widespread rule breaking comes over time of rising infection rates meaning indians may well face a prolonged hangover from holy celebrations that most of them never took part in. joining us is alarmed by an expert in global health and health policy he's based in bhopal india a man to put the celebration and people coming together in context what impact will these celebrations hath. thank you for having me so i think the body is that since you have a bone in the number of pieces across many states and then. that that he said we can maybe actually at least in the basement there was a holy there

the tribeca film festival injune.d unticketed to stop too many people from gathering in one place, and you will be able to catch some of them on the festival's instagram and facebook sites. and an annual highlight of the uk sporting calendar, the oxford cambridge boat race, takes place on 3 april, but not in its usual place on the thames in london. for social distancing reasons and because there are safety concerns at hammersmith bridge, it's all taking place behind closed doors at ely in cambridgeshire. the flat fenland there should provide some atmospheric backdrops to the race, but the big attraction in those parts is ely�*s enormous norman cathedral and, of course, its resident tour guide dave, who you'll find on the website. you must remember this is a medieval cathedral. it is out to get you. so mind your head. still to come on the travel show: we meet the spanish pioneers of aerial photography. and disaster at the house of wonders — how to fix zanzibar�*s heritage showpiece. it won't be as it used to be. it wil

the trailblazing jockey had double success today, on day three of the festival.n in the mares' novices hurdle. nick parrott reports. overwhelming and unbelievable was how rachel blackmore described her continuing success. she had already made history by becoming the first woman to win the champion hurdle. but st patrick's day wasn't enjoyable for the irish woman, as she fell three times. today blackmore came back in style, she dominated the ryan air chase, taking the lead after the third jump. pulling away from her rivals with two to go, and coming home 12 lengths ahead of the rest of the field. while she made that look easy, her second victory was anything but. on board, the second favourite, tell me something in the novices hurdle she had to fight her way out from last. she only took the lead just before the final hurdle, and then pulled away to make it a five wind over the week. that is more wins for her then all the british trainers in the festival combined. despite that, he assured to be smiling behind his mess. check your house when the base opening race, g

people love going to the film festival. starts this saturday and runs through march 30th. >> we all know it is the happiest place on earth. we're talking about disney land. remember the park shout shut down nearly a year ago. but now the theme park will reopen in six weeks. capacity will be limited to about 15% at the beginning. masks, social distancing all required. >> have you gotten your vaccine yet? if you have questions and a lot of people do. we have a lot of answers. a live phone bank is up and running. we know first responders, people over 65, farm workers and teachers are among the people who are eligible right now. but the problem remains demand is high. supply is low. >> it goes all the way back to production. the government, yes, has bought a lot of vaccine, but it has been produced or it has not gotten to us yet. i heard that things will be fairly through the rest of march but in april the numbers will go up. >> here is our phone bank information. our sister station telemundo is partnering with the santa clara

the autumn harvest festival in particular has always been quite colorful drawing hundreds of visitors. here about unfair and off. the visits church is celebrating the anniversary of our founding we don't have an original founding document but it was clearly a plot of land belonging to the 10 year order as a temple as the name suggests tempelhof the. foundations of the temple order of tempelhof it does us or that's where the medieval knight sat and i believe that they provided the work meant to build these village churches. does it offer. understanding the ology here in 1964. of course and then peace germany that was considered almost exotic as she herself says. her main focus has been on the churches of brandenburg and she's especially fond of the fieldstone churches. the brandenburg village churches are very interesting structurally they're very old and have a certain permanence in that they've survived many national. calamities especially wars. it's hard to destroy a fieldstone church. chremes as we have. most fieldstone churches were built during the romanesque and early gothic per

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i like meeting friends and playing here i like this festival more than others because we get but ties in the water. after the baptism food is served but just cooked using clay from the riverbed during the festival all food must be washed in the river and they must drink from it as well their patriarch is john the baptist called prophet in arabic. and men day in all good comes from a world of light and all evil from the world of darkness. is the religions grand chief priest. mandy ism is the 1st religion in the world we believe in one god who created life and he is everlasting. well the 1st books of prophets adam a sheet and we believe in charity for the poor the running water gives us purification the religion forbids any partners with adultery killing. witchcraft our holy book says don't go to that which is a magic they are lies. but for centuries they were considered heretics and in the digital age their faith is linked to spells and sorcery they want to dispel the myths about witchcraft and magic being associated with the gnostic religion so their numbers are barely a 5th of what t

online tell us a little bit about the overall experience and did it do the festival justice. 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. 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 film festival and audience experience hopefully we'll have a little bit of that in the summer because the winners. this year will be presented again at an open public festival coronal willing in june yeah well let's certainly hope that that will be allowed to happen the audience focused portion of this 2 part barely not on the belly not a 71 the suspense is over for now and now we just need to see all of those great films thanks very much for all of your analyses this week scott roxboro in bonn. all the statistics are sobering joining the coronavirus pandemic of violence against women has soared in latin america where rates of domestic abuse and femicide h

online tell us a little bit about the overall experience and did it do the festival just death. yeah i was very strange this is the 1st time i've been doing this 20 years i think 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 festival and audience experience hopefully we'll have a little bit of that in the summer because the winners. this year will be presented again at an open public festival coronal willing in june yeah well let's certainly hope that that will be allowed to happen the audience focused portion of this 2 part barely not on the ballot on a 71 the suspense is over for now and now we just need to see all of those great films thanks very much for all of your analyses this week scott ross perot and bob . all the statistics are sobering during the coronavirus pandemic of violence against women has soared in latin america where rates of domestic abuse and femicide

festival in the world and makes sense because i mean the festival itself was set up as a political statement it was originally set up in west berlin and divided city as a statement of artistic freedom and political freedom in opposition to the censorship and political oppression on the other side of the wall in east berlin and in the communist bloc and you always see that but the real focus on serious political movies and they're often the ones that when the awards and i often have the feeling that the jury in berlin will often use their own wards as to make a political statement i think that was partially case last year when on a rainy and film one from a director who suffered censorship in his home country and was actually put on in under house arrest in iran and was unable to attend the festival so i think you see this sort of political stuff thread throughout the festival and it's always been center to what the delhi doll is now we don't have time to hear about all of them but tell us just very quickly which other titles might have caught your attention. there's a couple i'll mention rea

the festival brings together old friends from around the region. and for refreshment there's chicha a beer that's made from kosov or roots. the local residents celebrate their hard won self confidence. they want to show politicians and corporations that they are determined to prevent the destruction of their environment. the festival also celebrates the importance of respect for nature. each of them was that at an. event but the be and that me and our radio broadcasts we want to show how the villages live it is that we want to feature their traditions and celebrations and time at the close connection between them and their environment and we also want to show how much these people enjoy looking at money of nothing they see that this unfolded and i but the reporters don't shy away from criticizing one aspect of the festival hundreds of wild animals are killed to provide food for the guests preserving their traditions while protecting the environment can be a balancing act. that's why the village has decided the festival will take place every 5 years

history that lives and breathes just the way it does at the annual festival in the new city of the festivalincludes a procession to the royal palace to reaffirm loyalty to the old the palace that was destroyed and plundered in the british conquest of the name kingdom over 120 years ago. this you get business or even today the skies have not healed. so if we don't launch processes that will free us of the burden of violence and pain we suffered in the past we will get nowhere. none the other what matters secure is that we think shot the poison of this and i had a huge and reinvent a future on him phone. book the future is just when you sort of got to feel. sorry it was wrong here and then believing construct was. shallow. 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000. oh oh oh. oh oh oh oh. 000000000000000000000000000 yeah yeah yeah yeah you're going to look at your took credit for that where where we're yeah but yeah yeah. yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. yeah here here. yeah here.

yeah definitely i mean this this is a film festival that was really started as a political statement i mean it was set up in west berlin as a statement of artistic and political freedom in opposition to what was on the other side of that was the berlin wall that time east berlin and the communist bloc and the censorship and political repression that occurred there and berlin has always put really strong political films in the spotlight and those are often the films that end up winning the top prizes at the festival they often seem to be the jury often seems to choose political films in some ways also make a statement i mean you saw that last year with an iranian film which won the golden bear and this was from a director who had been censored in iran who was actually under house arrest when he received the award and i think the jury really was trying to make a statement there against repression and for artistic freedom ok so what other films of call your attention amongst this year's offerings. yeah i mean there's a lot of really interesting political movies on offer this year we saw

the gonda water festival is getting started on a do one as incumbent kings have gathered.cotton batting is here to represent the delhi belly and then huge cloud. he has little interest in the tang game where the artifacts to be returned to cameroon it would serve to strengthen his rival common claim to the throne is. the power struggle in the been a benefactor only hampering the repatriation effort. the complexity distance who owns even if it's a complex matter. up. in our opinion there is insufficient evidence that the 3rd is not precisely just not successor. humans we most certainly need further talks because they pleading with the official head of the bella bella family poland don't see it live in germany insists on a game shaping with a chieftains authorized person then that's me so then what so as with the question of lot of praise those succession is fraught with controversy it into while he had 32 sons so a number of potential successors including paul. he is most definitely not a descendant of last resort the germans don't even realise he doesn't even belong to wha

knowing my love of food and art, daniella invited me to a festival this evening. a fancy festival.yeah. this event is about as far as you can get from the wheat thresing festival. here, toasting the city's new creative talents from chefs and musics and artists and hoping to follow in the footsteps of michelangelo and leonardo da vinci. we are going to have some food now. >> she knows me too well. interesting. >> it is a very different panzanella. >> it is turning into this sophisticated foam. you see? >> it is as little renaissance in the bowl. >> and a little future. after tasting this new version of panzanella, we found the chef who created it. they're about to open a new restaurant. the dishes that we do is take traditional dishes and recipes and add something new. all the team of the restaurant are on our third year. we are really young. >> these young chefs are seeing old tuscan dishes with new eyes. the panzanella foam. >> made with the poor ingredients, onions, tomatoes and cucumbers. >> old bread. >> right. >> you are taking it to another lefrl by foaming it. >> it is very