no. captions by vitac www.vitac.com anthony: 25 years later after the wall fell, what remains is obligated and unfinished. complicated by history and counter history, urban fabric and attempts to reorder it. berlin fascinates me. the people continues to be drawn to its darkness and its light. beautiful world felt the cool rain on my shoulder something good beautiful world. anthony: berlin is never berlin. they say. pounded into rubble by allied bombs and russian artillery in world war ii, surrounded then hacked into during the cold war, then reunited and reborn, berlin is a city of ghosts. and ever evolving space where memories and new ideas live side-by-side. in between and after the wars, berlin has always been a play s refined what you want but what you think you need, what you can get back home. replace where that is could come true. it is all here if you know where to look. it is no coincidence that it is a natural progression that berlin
and free expression? was berlin was always very international. we had people who were flying in from all walks of life, artists from all genres were here and we were surrounded by east. the wall was a solid resistance and you need a strong enemy to build a stronger muscles and people who were living here had to improvise a lot. anthony: what is seen by many as a golden period, the weimar area was in fact music and culture and art in between two really awful events followed by the war time followed by long period berlin was in ruins. when were the good times? i have a very complex answer
sausage of chicken. s feet with smoked mashed potatoes and apple. we ve shoulder raised and served with vegetables, potatoes, horseradish and god help me k kale. when did the wall come down? it was 1989. anthony: so it started in 18 it does 1989. everything started in 1989. it was based in the west side where the first techno club o open. i came down and everything came to the east because there was space and a lot of industrial places and its music was a meeting point of the east and west and meeting point of young people trying to move together and just happened in the club. and the wall came down, all of our music came together. it is in our blood. that is what it is so strong for me. so being a dj, the title was a very strong impact for my soul.
and [inaudible] i think. anthony: lunch at michelberger. a joint on friedrichscain. sausage of chicken, pig s feet and sage with smoked mashed potatoes and apple. beef shoulder, braised and served with root vegetables, potatoes, horseradish and god help me, kale. when did the wall come down? that was, what year? ellen: 89. anthony: 89. so, everything started in 89? ellen: everything started in 89. first, the club scene was based on the west side where the first wall came down, and then everything moved to the east because there was space. a lot of industrial places and music was a meeting point of the east and west, and a meeting point of young people trying to
ellen: i like it with the apple and [inaudible] i think. anthony: lunch at michelberger. a joint on friedrichscain. sausage of chicken, pig s feet and sage with smoked mashed potatoes and apple. beef shoulder, braised and served with root vegetables, potatoes, horseradish and god help me, kale. when did the wall come down? that was what year? ellen: 89. anthony: 89. so, everything started in 89? ellen: everything started in 89. first, the club scene was based on the west side where the first technoclub opened. wall came down, and then everything moved to the east because there was space. a lot of industrial places and music was a meeting point of the east and west, and a meeting point of young people trying to move together. it just happened in the club. when the wall came down, it was our music to come together, so