the year for man and no was the latest superhero film to hit our cinema as this summer and robin merrill from our culture desk is here and coming out just in time for the holiday season robin absolutely and i think it will have the desired effect at the box office as well i mean the first movie costs a lot tonight and it but it took a lot of the box office and i think this one might even do better there are numerous superhero movies that come out every year. but what i liked about the first movie is the humor in it and we have to remember the pull rod plays the that the man and he's also this is the comedian i should say and actor paul rudd a very funny man and he also is one of the screen rises as well so i mean obviously the effect is in. this also combined with amazing action sequences resort a little bit that we're going to see of bit in a in a minute and of course the new attraction the waltz play by eventually lily who's the first female character featured in a ma in the title of a marvel film so let's see what the. the waltz get out. how. and just sort of. seem to mess it up every

and we have robin merrill from our culture desk with more on this story robin so this entire week is a dedicated to the higher end of fashion yeah i mean it is. literally translated would be hard. actually literally translated because it's the most elaborate it's the most exclusive and of course it's the most expensive fashion we're talking about and actually only fourteen. designers only fourteen people in the world who are allowed to use the label as decided by the french ministry of industry but one of them is clear right autistic director of juvenile she who did this stunning show a couple of days back actually in the guns of the national guard towers it was an all march to great film star or dream happen i think you can see this in the design of life from wind over the elegant and surprising new for the jewel not this one but most of them aware of this one perhaps not. to be very well. but the argument is that. this is what the design is the. sort of who says really and i think that's fair enough the name claire waite kelly might be recognizable to you until a lot of other peopl

amusement parks in the world and today they're celebrating their one hundred seventy fifth anniversary robin merrill is here from our culture does robin great to have you here this park has endured for so long what's so special about this amusement park well i think there are a number of things that are special about it the fact that it's old and has this tradition it's a bit nostalgic it's said to be the second oldest amusement park in the world funnily enough the oldest is just up the road ten kill it was yeah just ten kilometers north of copenhagen. it's called buck and evidently it was started back in the sixteenth century i mean so it's that's nearly four hundred fifty years old but the other special thing about timidly is this man cold walt disney visited the tivoli gardens when it was just one hundred years old back in one nine hundred fifty one and he took his notebook in his bed and five years later four years later another fifty five it out to harm in california near los angeles here in the for very first disney that so it really is the gold father of amusement parks another special thing

and moving on now to the munich film festival which started last week and we have robin merrill from our culture desk to tell us more about this hi robin good to have you with us the film that open the festival is about back told press three penny opera tell us more it is it's called marquee which is in english. the famous song from the thread can help for some but he's. written by betto brett and co via the movie is that she braced himself trying to make a movie about his stance of peace which he actually did back in the early nineteenth thirty's which he failed to do this if he fails to do this film as well anyway it's an interesting subject so the film but he failed to do this because the produces wanted to make money whereas he wanted to make all it's very interesting because of course trust the offer is a sort of capitalistic. so it's anyway this is a much awaited film because lots of big german stars in it including. who plays breast feed. the world demi monde abortion was a everybody doing business with everyone according to brett's famous motto first comes a full stomach then

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to move on now to the munich film festival which started last week robin merrill from occulted ask you welcome robin on the film that opened the festival is about to bertold to breasts it is indeed it's called macchi meso which should english will be the now it's the famous song i think most people know from the threatening offer written by breast and music by cole. it's the movie is actually about breasts trying to make a movie of his fears of peace which he actually did try to do in the early ninety's so says before he fled europe to america and. in it in this film he argues with the producers who are just interested in making money but he wants to make art which is interesting because this repartee offers a sort of an anti capitalist seems to it anyway this is a much wasted film here in germany because it started lots of german top parties including laws i don't know who plays brash himself. the world demi monde abortion was easy everybody doing business with everyone according to brett's famous motto first comes a full stomach then comes ethics a society on the brink directs you a

landmark sites around the world should get the status of unesco world heritage site and we have robin merrillom our culture desk with us robin what has made it onto the list this year well is quite a great mix as always we can have a look at a couple of international examples first of all this great looking temple i'm hoping we're going to see any second now that there is yeah this is in the mountains of korea one of four in that region buddhist monasteries actually that are being given world heritage site status and then there's the medina in coto cordoba in spain the ruins of a huge morris city by the way that was rigidly built in the tenth century by the callous of cordoba to show how powerful he was also as a horrible way it was named after his favorite concubine so good to have a city named after isn't that enough now there were two of german sites that were also nominated were they successful they yes both of them were one is the thirteenth century cathedral near laci was quite a surprise that it was accepted we'll have a look at that in a bit minute but first a there's a viking site th

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another what seems like an endless tour so we say a happy seventy fifth birthday to make jagat and robin merrill from coal to desk is here to tell us more old welcome so when you heard when you first heard the rolling stones back when we all were much much younger do you think that still be playing live today well and i don't think anybody did i mean i don't think anybody thought that rock n roll was there to stay i mean it was in its infancy and it was people thought to be another music genre coming up soon later i mean but the stones were also the bad boys of rock they had the wildest parties they seem to take the most drugs they certainly have the most drug convictions sadly i should say one of the original members brian jones of course died at the age of twenty seven from a drug overdose a mic jagger famously said as you said that he did. to be doing satisfaction when he's forty five but he's doing it now when he's seventy five nobody thought the bomb would be around ten years later let alone fifty six years later and here he is from the endless top from earlier this year strutting his stuff

annually by the japanese art association and this year's winners have just been announced and robin merrill from our culture desk is here before we talk about the recipients why did japan decide to set up this prize well it's a got left by the nobel prize really in that there's one cultural prize the nobel prize for literature of course and when japan was very wealthy could we could say back in the one nine hundred eighty s. prints talk about su who is the younger brother of the emperor thought it was time for japan to contribute to the global community and in a nice way and he thought it to with the arts sadly he died before this was achieved he died in ninety seven but the prizes were established in his memory in one thousand nine hundred nine and be going ever since and they were supposed to their winners have been announced early yeah they are announced earlier today symbols heinously and in new york london paris tokyo of course where else oh yes here in berlin there would in five categories is one for painting sculpture architecture music and film all fifty and there's also a gram awar

documentary shoah has died at his home in paris after a short on us he was ninety two when we had robin merrill from our culture desk writing he was still working right up till the end is actually his death comes just one day after his latest film has been released in french cinemas is called four sisters and it could almost be an addition or an epi log if you like to his world famous documentaries shoah because it is for holocaust survivors for women who are holocaust survivors telling their stories and that's of course what his monumental it's knowing in the hall as long show up and it's an oral history of the holocaust using only first person testimony you testimony from victims and perpetrators has actually and there's no it's there's no archival footage there's no historical film there it's all films you know filmed at the time in the one nine hundred eighty s. actually with with the victims and the hundred three hundred sixty hours of on edited footage that was that he compiled during the eleven years he took tomatoes from now actually held by the united states holocaust my map memorial m