dina has a broken heart a man cheated on her now this man is supposed to die christian petzold film is based on the myth of the mysterious. sprite who legend has it kills unfaithful spouses. but then christoph appears unexpectedly in her life and suddenly you love turns the legend on its head. he is a diver she and historian and together they venture into deep emotions the water the symbol of letting go it was a personal challenge for a director normally hands on with every detail. because we were so connected to christian via the radio intercom we could really dive into our own element. and since it wasn't possible to conduct these long monologues on all sorts of topics they really left us alone in our element. and i'm for the i don't pull of b.s. and friends for a gal ski play an intimate couple with plenty of intensity in his destiny is different in this case because rather than be unfaithful kristoff wants to love her sincerely avoiding spoilers as to how this all plays out initially everything looks like a fairy tale. in the about the kino i always thought that cinema is the place

by 8 german director made it onto the silver screen or indeed now by festival favorite christine petzold is the modern retelling of a european may 3rd of a water sprite schooled by her lover an out for revenge now in this version on d.n.a. is a mysterious ballet into a working in a history museum and it's a little more feminist she's no longer the power is protected east but she finds love once again now the water around is the ideal setting in the brutally. architecture's shines as well in a classic berlin school pared back movie now the love story is an intense one but the script is sparse making it a little tricky to understand the ferocity of the love this bond at times the other big film of the day was the brazilian movie total smartarse all the dead ones is set at the end of slavery and it's a period piece taking on the issue of race and it we meet this what is sisters who've lost their coffee plantation and struggle to perform even the most basic tasks without slaves and struggle even to interact with people of color now that they're free it's a portrait of a country in evolution

nights and now sunday is the premier of the 1st german movie in the top category director christian petzold film titled. and it's positioned to make it big splash. reporter helen humphrey has the best job in berlin this weekend she's watching the premiers on sunday for us she's standing by on the red carpet helena you saw it's an old twist and all the old tale with a modern twist the berlin twist. absolutely has a bird in twist now this is a very magical film in fact it's rooted in a myth that being deano on dean a european old mate which is about a watch a sprite to a spurned by her lover and then seeks revenge but as you mention call it's got that modern day twist in the german director christine petzold said that he wanted to make or indeed a more feminist and not make her a powerless fake i so instead she goes on she finds love once again and now this is very emblematic of the school of film making beautiful scenes of the brutal based on protection here in the german capital as well as much of the water that surrounds but as well as you would expect about a story about a war to this bri

for his film about a life or death love director christiane petzold shows a city that is constantly reinventing itself and erasing the traces of its past in the process. these films offer a journey through berlin and its many aspects with old and new legends. it's kind of funny to recognize all those places in the films there as i'm sure all barely know david live its does as well david no doubt living if you've seen the film crews wondering about what do you think makes this city attractive for filmmakers. well robin i think on the one hand berlin is an exciting place to set a film because what city in the world has seen as much change in as much history in the past 100 years from the roaring twenty's when berlin was the wildest place in europe to the nazi era when it was hitler's capital to the cold war with the berlin wall and then after the fall of the wall to become a creative hub for artists from around the world the best nightlife in the world so i think there's a lot to play with there for directors and in terms of making a movie here you've got bob is big studio is the oldest film stud

seeks revenge but as you mention call it scott that modern day twist in the german director christine petzold said that he wanted to make dina more feminist and not make her a powerless figure so instead she goes on she finds love once again now this is very emblematic of the berlin school of film making beautiful scenes of the brutalist architecture here in the german capital as well as much of the water that surrounds as well as you would expect about a story about a water sprite and despite that make no mistake this is a story rooted in tragedy it's a high stakes tale of life love and death now the only film premiering so they will also get a chance to see. we're just coming out of the screening of the brazilian film totus tuus mortis all the dead ones and this is such a complex and necessary conversation i think it needs to be had about colonialism and slavery around the world now in this story we meet a brazilian family this what is at the end of the 1800s as slavery has just been abolished in the country and the 50 laws that coffee plantation that's struggling to carry out even every da