we'll take you to the world premiere of johnny depp's new movie minamata about the war photographer w. eugene smith and all we await or are we dreaming that is the question at the center of the argentinian art house film more from the berlin international film festival coming up on the day. germany is in mourning after 10 people were killed by a suspected right wing extremist and how now why in this day and night security is being stepped up across the country to counter what authorities are calling the very high security threat from the far right the city of had out near frankfurt has a multiethnic population of about 100000 some of the shooting victims were of turkish descent others had kurdish origins. matter relative of one of the victims the kurdish cultural center and how now has become a place of grief and suffering many who knew the victims of the far right terrorism here have come to pay their respects to fear hot a 23 year old heating technician who was gunned down as he tried to buy cigarettes . just. that's the worst of it for how wanted to do something good for the people

another one of their eugene smith went to japan and documented the events in minamata the victims and the conflict with the company johnny depp provides a hard bitten portrayal of the heavy drinking smith as a man who is obsessed with his work you know you. have a kind of strange fascination with. the smith of the gene smith where he's going through an experience. what he sacrificed to capture those moments you know the captions for those. things to eugene smith's pictures of minamata the scandal drew international attention and the company faced prosecution the film a straightforward homage to a photographer who never wanted to make sensational images but rather to wield his craft to enlighten the world. and we turn to sports now but his legal leaders byron eunuch had a tougher time than expected getting past the league's worst side patter born on friday night the defending champions let it lay left it late winning 32 with the score tied one all after the break byron took the lead for a 2nd time through robert love and dosti potter born made it to all soon after one man well neuer ca

talking about minamata you know i've been following it in the herald in the time small stories every couple of months where not only recovered i mean it's in the got them fresh. and that's all those poor people have to in director andrew levey this is film is about an environmental catastrophe that hit the japanese city of minamata. in the 1950 s. the cheese so chemical corporations factory released waste laden with organic mercury into the scene thousands of people suffered extreme nerve damage as a result babies were born with severe deformities learning the history of what happened in minamata was. as the fact that it even happened at all is quite shocking it spared no one and. there was absolutely nothing. that they could do about it at 1st the corporation denied responsibility leading to growing outrage among. the hard to sort of. smith went to japan and documented the events in minamata the victims and the conflict with the company johnny depp provides a hard bitten portrayal of the heavy drinking smith as a man who is obsessed with his work. had a kind of strange fascination w

johnny depp is great he waves throughout the festival with the world premiere of his latest movie minamata we have a sneak preview for you of that and a look out pixar latest release coming up until later on the show. time sunni so much going to thank you for joining us we start with the aftermath of the shootings in the german city of handouts that have shocked the country interior minister hasse a hoffa says there will be stronger police presence across the country to counter what he describes as a very high security threat from the far right 10 people were killed by a suspected right wing extremist and 2 nights ago the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack the city near frankfurt has a multiethnic population of about 100000 some of the shooting victims were of turkish descent other victims had kurdish origins as the anguish sinks in many in the culturally diverse city are worried about the future. condo is a city in shock the crime scenes a place for mourners to pay their respects they say the impact of the murders goes beyond the tragic loss of life. does this really worries

talking about minamata. i've been following it in the herald in the times small stories every couple of months where not only recovered i mean it's in we got them fresh. and that's all those poor people have to be director andrew liveris is film is about an environmental catastrophe that hit the japanese city of minamata. in the 1950 s. the cheese so chemical corporations factory released waste laden with organic mercury into the scene thousands of people suffered extreme nerve damage as a result babies were born with severe deformities learning the history of what happened in minamata was. the fact that we've even happened at all is quite shocking it spared no one and. there was absolutely nothing. that they could do about it at 1st the corporation denied responsibility leading to growing outrage among locals. to sort of. smith went to japan and documented the events in minamata the victims and the conflict with the company johnny depp provides a hard bitten portrayal of the heavy drinking smith as a man wh

actor johnny depp is making waves here at the festival with the world premiere of his latest movie minamata will have a sneak preview for you of that runs under kathy pixels latest release coming up a little later on the show. time soon is almost gone though it's good to have you with us iranians are voting and a parliamentary election but many moderate candidates have been barred from competing by iran's guardian council the country's president hassan rouhani has urged people to vote amid predictions of a low turnout many are expected to boycott the poll to defy the country's leaders the election comes amid ongoing economic hardship under crippling u.s. sanctions conservative iranian hardliners looks at. to dominate the election. let's go to dave you correspondent to a set top a she is at a polling station in tehran for us hi took a set tell us what the voter turnout has been like today. well some people are voting here in this polling station in instant hiran but not as many as 4 years ago when people were queuing up outside the polling stations to cast their vote and it's not just quiet

johnny depp is making waves here out of testimony with the world premiere of his latest movie at minamata we'll have a sneak preview for you of that and a look at pix of nature's release coming up and tonight on the show. and we are thank you so much for your company everyone we begin this broadcasts with the aftermath of the shootings in the german city of homs that have shocked the nation interior minister course a offer has announced a higher police presence across the country to counter what he describes as a very high security threats from the far right only comes after 10 people were killed by a suspected right wing extremist near frankfurt 2 nights ago the killings are being treated as a terror attack many of the victims were of turkish descent a pregnant mother of 2 was among the dead and people have now been coming together to mourn those who died. fear and disbelief in hanau people gather to stand up to hate and xenophobia one of the mourners germany's president. bush leon there's argument i'm standing with people who are threatened by hate and violence and we're together we sta

depp though a stole the headlines and the limelight on day 2 of the belinelli as his latest film minamata made its world premiere day 3 has even more in store for us one of the highly anticipated films on saturday night is erst cow tale from the 820 s. by american director kelly reichardt. porter i'm in a safe as one of the best seats in the house to check out the barely no action this weekend your on the red carpet but i understand you had a chance to see 1st how i mean this was one of the films with a lot of free festival hype what's sort out for you well this is indeed one of the bigger films that has been teased in the media i would say that it's a western that is not a western i would maybe even call it a neo western so we're looking at a friendship between 2 men who don't exactly fit into this world of hard boiled frontiersmen and they develop this friendship in order to survive essentially they come up with a plot to make hot cakes out of milk from a cow that they found and it pleases everyone it sells like hotcakes and they are trying to work out a way to make this last so we see

investable and the stars don't get much brighter than johnny depp he's premiering the film minamata where he plays an activist photographer says he felt a personal responsibility to tell the story of how big business covered up the mercury poisoning of japanese coastal communities in the 1970 s. i think following it in the herald in the time small stories every couple of months but no not really covert it i mean it's in the goddamn pressure. and that's all those poor people have to eat the times has a tokyo desk and we have deadlines literally in one i know that sounds to me. you know time is of the essence and you know the coverup. there's going to be as much of the story as the stores so. while the film world is helping to win the golden bear which is the festival's top prize the city's real bare stars the berlin zoo's twin panda cubs have just been awarded new toys and by the looks of it and polo are making the most of their new playthings trainees at the zoo made the soccer ball size rope toys out of untreated camp. coming up next to beef made in namibia it's going be the 1st african

the editorial photo spread and this is a true life story of how smith went to japan to the town of minamata to document the ravaging effects of mercury poisoning it's a true story of course. journalists at the press conference with johnny depp were trying to draw parallels between the troubled life of smith and johnny depp's own troubles in the past years accusations against him by his ex-wife amber heard that he beat her that he used drugs and alcohol johnny depp didn't go for any of any of those parallels he just stuck to the script very very quickly just on the movie about the naive august 20th century. way. hidden away as it seems like it sort of falls for the main actor. right elio jet amano is not a household name in the rest of the world but in italy he is a huge star he's one can at venice best actor the biggest the biggest awards in italy and this is a very psychological portrait about an artist that the director says was an outcast in the that fed into his mental illness but at the same time drove him in his artistic pursuits and it's meant to be a movie about diversity and expect

the badly nala and the stars don't get much brighter than johnny depp he's from marrying the film minamata where he plays an activist photographer depp says he felt a personal responsibility to tell the story of how big business covered up the mercury poisoning of japanese coastal communities in the 1970 s. . but you're watching news coming up beef made in the middle it's going to the 1st african country to export red meat to the u.s. that's coming up on business africa with ben says it will stay tuned. he takes it personally you read it with a little bit wonderful people one stories that make the game so special. for all true fans will. take on more than football.

johnny to add stole the headlines and the limelight on day 2 of the belinelli as his latest film minamata and its world premiere day 3 has even more in store for us one of the highly anticipated films on saturday night it's called 1st cow it's a tale from the twenty's by american director kelly reichardt. i mean to see it as our reporter he's got the best seat in the house at the bell and all of this weekend and we find him right now at the red carpet i mean you're lucky man you got to see 1st cow 1st hand one of the films that has a lot of hype going into the festival what stood out for you is right carl i saw this film that has been highly anticipated and for me it definitely lived up to expectations i know it's a western film it has all the trappings of a western but it isn't a western in the sense that it tells the tender side of the wild wild west so we see at the center of this film a friendship between 2 men who don't fit the type of the hardboiled frontiersmen they come together in this gritty land and have to find a way to make money and they do that by using the milk of one of t