correspondent sarah harmon's down at the red carpet. there have been some very big honors for a german directing and producing legend. can you tell us more? >> it is day six and the press corps finally got a look at the highly anticipated feature film called "everything will be fine." it tells the story of a man's grief after he accidentally runs over a small child with his car. it stars james franco, who is quickly becoming ubiquitous this year. this is his third feature film. it also stars rachel mcadams and a french film star. first, let's get a look at them vendors, man -- vim winders. quick she just gives winning awards. he has been one of the leading lights of german cinema is the early 1970's. his early film, the goalkeeper's fear of the penalty, is a good example of his aisle. long, silent scenes are the directors hallmark. wings of desire attracted international attention. the film is about guardian angels observing the lives of people living within the walls of west berlin. hollywood later picked up the story and remade it as

now we turn to sarah harmon. "13 minutes" was the big news of the day. what did you think? >> this was an interesting film because the director is not a well-known figure in history even though he did something quite amazing -- he single-handedly planted a bomb attempting to kill adolf hitler, and he certainly deserves a lot more recognition for what he did. you can sense the director's respect for this character. this ill-fated assassination attempt, as we all know, does not work out so instead of focusing on the attempt itself, he focuses on the developments in the character's life that led him to the point of being ready to do this incredible deed. my colleague had a chance to sit down with the director and talk about what made the man such a compelling character. >> is the first true resistance fighter we had, and he comes from the countryside. he is an ordinary man, who is, i would say, kind of clairvoyant a visionary. in 1939, they were strong again. the germans were the strongest nation in europe. we had the most efficient army. they just conquered poland and the bli

sarah harmon at the red carpet. thank you for joining us. >> hello and welcome to focus on europe. thanks so much for joining us. we've got a great show lined up for you today taking all the main themes are europeans are talking about. belgium's fight against extremism integrating muslims. germany's anti-islam much is ruining the image. charlie chap plan's home in switzerland opening up for visitors. but first to belgium where three men have just been arrested suspected of having links to islamist militants. reportedly they provide more jihadist fighters to syria than any oth

for the latest, we now cross over to sarah harmon. i believe there is going to be a very big premiere tonight. it is a film based on a british best-selling author -- novel "50 shades of grey." >> it launched 1000 spinoffs. now it is a film. this is pretty sexy stuff. you are going to want to leave the kids at home. it's interesting because this is one of the only times we have seen a wide release theatrical feature with heavy s&m. i think a lot of people are curious. the origins of this book or a little bit -- how shall i put it? hokey? it started out as "twilight" f anfiction. it stars jamie dornan as christian grey and -- >> i should think it would not be a contender for the silver or gold in bear. you never know. but just replay, we just have three more days until we know who the winners will be. any favorites? >> there are teed of favorites. one is a film called "45 years" starring charlotte rambling. -- rampling. the second is a film called "taxi." it was shot into iran. i think this has a good chance. we will have to see. >> ok,