A twist. But first children of jihadists. It documentary making gets to know him better islamist family in syria. Images that have never been seen before. This is a Training Camp in Northern Syria set up by the terrorist group sharm previously known as the al nusra front. Was sent here by his father a member of the terrorist group. This syrian documentary filmmaker came to the region of in the north of his homeland to shoot the Award Winning documentary of fathers and sons. He pretended to be a war photographer and a sympathizer of their cause to gain the jihadist trust. Darkie left syria because of the civil war but he has returned to make films he used to live in damascus and was friends with many artists and intellectuals being in an area controlled by jihadists was strange to him. I thought then that. What if it is to avoid to movement i want to know from the will of the law itself who said office came to me and. He got to know all samas family well osama is the oldest of eight boys. It was the filmmakers entry into a very different world the life of jihadism. I want to understand how people how its happened how you become what you are who are those people how they look from the inside what is the courts what is the thing that they can then use to brainwash the people so this is was there research to go psychologically and. Lets use in Society Inside the society over the years you had just. Osamas father has been a member of tara for twenty years she harvest from all over the world made in his home the film concentrated on the men and their sons children brought up in an environment where there is love and care but also radical religious education. The. This middle. Without commentary the Camera Companies young boys training. At times they have fun and enjoy themselves like children and others they are taught to wield weapons. And theyre. Allowed darkie spent over two years filming here his documentary gives a sensitive insight into a Terror Organization and the mechanisms that play. Have to forget you all you have to be a newbie or someone you have to be in this for you dont have you know if you want to make this these feel for me they are no second option. But these children have little hope of living a long peaceful life theyre surrounded by adults who preach hatred and revenge. Theyre expected to follow in their fathers footsteps. They want to have a normal life they want happiness. Even if they are to grow up in a war zone and in the jihadist family gets to war their child and and that is the measure of the measure of a boy on the field of a boat about their legacy what you want that the father side from the moment his son is born he named teams you know somebody led them and thats mean that the kids in all his life you dont have a choice. The films haunting imagery illustrates the near hopelessness of the Children Situation they will end up on the front of the film won the world cinema grand jury prize for documentary at this years sundance Film Festival. He grew up in the syrian capital damascus hes been living with his family in berlin since twenty fourteen. But does he feel safe after making his film. Nobody wrote me or threaten me online or at in this is very weird this is make me feel not sick you know because you know if you push just start to write you will get revenge or writing this is me they are not serious and when like Nothing Happened but the silence before the storm so this is this is thing i have to take care of to take care of it very carefully. There is no happy ending in this film osama who is still a child leaves the family to train to become a fighter. Thank. You. Known for her vibrant expressionist paintings that there were other sites to go into your good. Bold use of color is breathtaking in nineteen zero nine. Painted her friend marianna on vet f. King like her an artist who was part of the expressionist Blue Rider Group. Work broke with stuffy convention she saw truth in art. Just walking through the exhibition you realize shes one of the preeminent european artists of the Twentieth Century who was experimenting with color. This exhibition invades you and color in this specially the portraits of the entrance with the saturated hues that is in part we wanted to make a real statement here of course in a sense he has at some point. The book very analogous and roofs of the small market town of moore now which he fell in love with just one block south of the window changed everything suddenly took could see fields of color yellow red and blue. Glow theyre filled with light gabriella minter is a painter of genius. On a trip to the United States to visit her late mothers relatives she began taking photographs she was just twenty two at the time and was not yet a painter. The camera was a birthday present and framed her view of the world. She travelled together with her sister some five thousand kilometers from new york to texas a journey that taught her to see differently. The comte nist us and since im hung in there my she wasnt from a background where she received a well rounded education and went to Great Schools learned an instrument in this and walked. The. Land isnt as it does things you would normally expect with such successful careers and those she had says that she developed it all herself by that she is the is in the was actually travel to the us to visit her family and she developed an artistic style from scratch and they could and shes whats known in art history as an autodidact as it does with money. Out of the dock to snit and. She was enchanted with more now and bought a house there in one thousand and nine where she lived with vasily kandinsky. But their relationship was not without its difficulties for him she was a muse from whom he expected undivided attention. He was a role model as well as her lover and her companion. They met in one thousand zero two when she enrolled in an art school kandinsky had set up in munich at the time women went admitted to our to cademy. Kandinsky was impressed by mentors work and encouraged her once he told her she was a hopeless pupil and couldnt be taught anything everything she had was natural talent. As time went on the cracks began to show when the First World War broke out in one nine hundred fourteen kandinsky a Russian National was forced to leave germany she never saw him again. The target is a stick shift a demo down and the target is not the course is the story of modernism and painting. Its the story of the Blue Rider Group into. The relationship between mentor and candy. But its also the story of a woman who managed to carve out a successful career for herself as an artist in a male dominated society. People know and have come to love this narrative. We wanted to show other aspects. In one thousand nine hundred thirty five began to paint manual workers bulldozers construction sites two of the pictures later appeared in a nazi propaganda exhibition. On figures in the strangely static surroundings make it look as if mentor had lost time rock to stick vision. Suddenly this landscape was being devoured by these machines. And life was exposed to enormous change. But we also know that these big Infrastructure Projects were planned during the weimar republic. Were taken out of the drawer and implemented by the nazis. That you see. I cant help but interpret these paintings as political pictures about the changing times and the changing ideologies of the air. During the nine hundred thirty s. Sheen clue did swastikas in her Street Scenes which after the war she clumsily concealed. Was a nazi stronghold and became increasingly reclusive. Before the outbreak of the Second World War she had already been trying out new styles shifting towards the new objectivity movement the exhibition in munich offers a broader perspective on her life and work which went far beyond her expressionist blue ride to paris. And now more cultural highlights picked up on our radar. Anyone who wears these clothes is clearly dressing to impress opulence and glamorous truly fabulous truly. Gianni versace turned the italian Family Business into with local fashion brands four decades ago. Now his designs have gone on show in berlin with items on loan from across the world he responded to the minimalism of the ninetys with the rise of color and patterns. His iconic designs were worn by supermodels like Claudia Schiffer nomi Campbell Kate moss who we hope to further from. Than twenty years ago the bombshell the designer was assassinated outside his house in miami. Janitor such is life and death is currently the subject of a populate us series drama pump and more is more in berlin you can plunge right into vessel shes universe. Even by the marionette theater spoke up in case there is a world where anything is possible. This is who was made famous by the characters jim batten and luke the engine driver. And the dragon woman. Is this im full of it. Denise famous theater is celebrating its seventieth anniversary this year. The theater was set up shortly after World War Two and it didnt just attract. The best plays were also produced using the wooden figures. Nowadays putting kids to puts on productions throughout the world these traditional marionettes still cast the spell of the audience. Sites of both outstanding cultural and natural significance a featured in unescos Program Germany has forty two World Heritage sites. And new illustrated book shows them and all they taught drop in. All the florian hina and photographer ginter buyer spent three years on the road recording what they saw. In essen for example where that say hit so far and was once one of the most efficient coal mining facilities in the world now the former industrial size is a huge cultural attraction. The book travels in time from the prehistoric to the modern day. From germanys need to forests to balance the fascinating to many. Gigantic icebergs are melting into the arctic ocean photographer all of auto becker catches their disappearance in stunning pictures. A moment in time that will never be repeated. These icy giants merge with their reflections a sign of things to come. His eyes psych you know emerges from the mist when you approach it a verse theres a dark shadow which becomes lighter and lighter im confronted by the sounds of gun im when i sail past it it disappears again behind this cup another mystery its a unique an encounter im having at that moment again the. Is a moment. These icebergs are like fortresses yet theyre under siege all of otto becker has become eyewitness to their decline. If temperatures rise by five degrees celsius by the end of the century it would spell their end. Is that when you know that there is Global Warming and you see an iceberg like this and you can see how its sweating and then you realize how swift this process is. Becker traveled along the west coast of greenland with his camera four thousand kilometers in a rubber dinghy. When an iceberg coughs they can cause a twenty meter wave. In this type of tim when the ice floats on the water it sounds like glass rubbing together. And. Then its called push to go its a fresh piece has just broken off it fishes around you. And months this is stealing and when you hear this sad is the singing of dion a something specially the physics he says for you feel like youre in a champagne fluid. And im sick k. Becker was born in one nine hundred fifty nine in travelling in the on the baltic sea. The large format camera he uses looks like it dates from another era he says its like putting up an easel and painting a picture and he has respect for his subject. Only to exposures or possible percocet. So he sometimes travels for days to get his photo. He almost always tours alone. Once two hundred kilometers from the nearest village he had a serious accident away from sex and the dogs being on the boat watch them nonstop for thirty six out because there was nowhere to stall the sun was just above the horizon of it blinded me. And the next thing i knew everything was quiet and dark. Like off for a while i woke up again and felt something cold and shock on my chin. And coming and i couldnt move of troll i opened my eyes and was looking at all ice and i realized id landed on a nice pair of metal bar in the go i had to come caution with a lot was running down my body ive broken a river my boat had drifted off and by then there was no one a raft one to spend on. The water and swam off of the boat after fifteen minutes i reached the boat i was exhausted i was stuck there hanging on to the boat and i couldnt get in then i put my toe on the propeller felt for the engine i managed to push myself up with my feet. He survived and carried on with his work. On his expeditions he often doesnt meet people for days on end no assistant no distraction. He does everything himself. He has walked the entire length of four rivers in greenland interior rivers created by Climate Change no where else can you see the results of Global Warming is drastically as here greenland is now believed to be losing more than two hundred seventy billion tons of ice a year. At point six sixty on the Greenland Ice sheet hundreds of tourists come and stay to witness the changes sometimes its twenty degrees celsius here. Often in the numbers all mandla accompanying their research is that they went to the measuring stations and they took the data and evaluate. These huge changes exceeded their own full costs they were shocked. But these are always losses. In greenland so much melt water is generated each year that it would flood an area the size of germany under one meter of water the icebergs are disappearing and auto beckers images testify to that. Just that gets you dancing diego pinera incorporates elements of latin American Music to create his own eclectic style. Latin american rhythms meet european our own gods. Its certainly music to dance to despite the paps unusual nine for rhythm. This is jayco pena evans interpretation of the congo a year ago and stuff. Drumming and whose roots go back to africa and his spirit reflects the suffering and nostalgia of slaves forced to go to south america. Becomes the drum called the chico is used in condo. And if i had always shifts the beat as he got there was no downbeat theres a one and. A pop pop pop pop pop pop pop but. Yes its an offer a name is an African Music not based on one and four and. Two three four n. No. So as Wayne Shorter said jazz is on the off beat its not rock and roll you get to get there with a get one. Note jazz isnt rock n roll just as ballin in the cold is not like the woman balmy city of montevideo where he grew up. Maybe this is why his new album desperate tondo which means awakening the sounds that seem to express his homesickness. Its like awakening from a dream. 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He went on to play and study in half seattle boston and then leipzig on by live he recorded his new album in homs a studio one of the tracks is a cover of ju canning times caravan. When he isnt in the studio or on tour he really says and anyway he cant live without drama. Queen c i r e ambitious i was on holiday for a week in italy and we rented a room so i could rehearse. Now thats really freaky. Freaky thought. It might be freaky but the results are pretty impressive. Thats all for this edition of twenty one next week we were off to the ballina Film Festival with Inspiring Women nell biting action. And explosive talent. See that. The be. Above. The been. Cut. The fianna of adirondacks turkish intellectuals from pressure and tyranny. A new breakthrough for refugees swimming completely different than the six. Hundred soldiers feel so does the brain of two g. Come into germany above find from time to german next on the fifteen minutes on each of the boy. 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