01 Berlin will be different.
9:59:55 to 10:04:50 S-Bahn runs. Station Berlin-Friedrichsberg. Intercity "Super nose" drives. Map of Berlin with East-West Division and as a unit. Passengers in compartment of train.
Review: Tanks at Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. Empty space and model of American Business Centre, which is to be built there. Major construction sites in Berlin. Construction cranes. Construction workers. Frederick Road site. Dilapidated houses. Artists paradise of Oranienburger Straße with studios and painted embroidering. Architectural draftsman on the drawing board. Design of the buildings in the new Government District. Eberhard Diepgen, Mayor of Berlin, o-ton: "Berlin was the capital of the whole self-image, the history here and also by the expectations in the context of European development. This is the most important at the moment for Berlin, and it's a knock-on effect for investment--not only for Berlin, but for the entire region, for all new countries. Who knows Berlin, knows that Berlin grew together from 200 cities, towns and villages, is so decentralized. "And that also makes it clear, that she can never become a mega-city, a juggernaut."
Passing to the Government District with Reichstag building. Models of the new Government buildings: Federal Chancellery, Plenary Hall, building of the Federal Administration. The Brandenburg Gate. People on the street. Subway station Kurfürstendamm. Night life in Berlin with burlesque dancers and Cancan.
(129 m) 02 Thüringen: porcelain from Ilmenau.
The new owner of the porcelain plant, the Iranian Hossein Jamalian, with a plate in his hand. Precious porcelain. Gem with the portrait of Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe. Porzellanmalerinnen. Designer at new design for new models. Man sweeps of the area. Dilapidated old machines in space. According to investment of capital, modern production facilities. Valuable design in porcelain teapots and cups.
(53 m, 10:04:55 10:06:40) 03. Marc-Kevin Goellner. Marc Kevin Goellner while playing tennis - serve and game in ZL. Audience claps. Gabrielle checks flooring. Close-up of Gabrielle. Christiane Haese interviewed Marc Kevin Goellner actuality: "I got then started boxing because I wanted to improve my footwork. You have to imagine when I now play against a guy like Sampras served incredibly quickly with over 200 km/h, then I must be able to back me to the ball very well. And that was the reason why we went to the boxes actually."
"How you handle the rollercoaster of success and defeat?"
"When I play against Agassi, and which returned service very well, because I have to give just everything, just on impact I must risk much stop so that he is not the direct points." "And if I do then even simple mistakes, then I just think me: further forward, the next point is important."
Goellner plays tennis, makes point and clenches the "Becker fist". Audience claps. Marc Kevin Goellner actuality: "must be seen, it is also a profession like any other profession, and it's an incredible competition in the profession. Only, the only difference to the other occupation is that this competition is conducted openly and in other occupations not. "You can maybe be friend off the Court, but once it on ' n space goes, as you can see then: everybody is a competitor."
Boris Becker, great. Ask Boris Becker: "Do you think having to fear Marc Kevin Goellner someday?"
Boris Becker interview: "you mean baby-bum-Bum?"
Question to Gabrielle: "You have personal relationships with him?"
Marc Kevin Goellner actuality: "to Boris? "So, we welcome us, we talk a bit, but until now was no time for dinner or something."
Boris Becker interview: "Marc is a very good player, he has come pretty rapidly upwards in recent weeks. "I mean, he has the chance for the first 20, but he needs a bit of luck and can of course and so - you will only see that in the next few years, but he can play good tennis."
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(84 m, 10:06:45 10:09:40) 04. International Youth Orchestra in Schleswig-Holstein.
Tractor driving. Rider. 2 children talk to each other. Landscape of Schleswig-Holstein. Salzau Castle. Geiger specimens in the Park. Japanese violinist does in the large room of the Castle. Flutist exercises. Two young people Kiss front window. Rooms of three young musicians full of clutter. Young man lies on the bed and read. Illuminated Castle Salzau in the evening. In the early morning, young girl in old construction trailer carries trombone, others exerts cello.
Front of the Castle has a german Irish duo harp and clarinet.
Common game of the young people in the spare time with balls and straws. Young Bulgarian interview (French).
"J' J'aime bien ce festival." C 'est une bonne possibilit, pour tous le gens ici, travailler Ilyas professional avec le chef de l ' orchestre, la musique est trSs interesting, ce sont read choses qui sont nouvelles pour moi, parce que j' habite en Bulgarie." Translation: "it's a great opportunity here, professionally with conductors to work; the music is very interesting. Much is still new for me, because I come from Bulgaria."
Young girl o-ton: "I have met many new people, meet many different conductors, where I will probably no longer have the opportunity to play as soon as among those."
Asian girl o-ton: "to be able to make music together with all the wonderful musicians from 25 different nations." They same all have individual unique talent and all the levels of different child of artistry. So that is the most exciting part"
Translation: "the ability to play with all the wonderful musicians from 25 countries. They all have a special talent and a high artistic level. That was my greatest experience."
Balloon Castle Sanssouci. The Youth Orchestra plays before the new Palace in Sanssouci of Stravinsky's "Firebird". Listeners. Conductor. Balloon Castle.
(133 m, 10:09:45 10:14:20)
01 Berlin changed his face 0'35 a few years ago was this ride across town unimaginable. Here in Frederick Street - in the Centre - was terminus. We are in Berlin - 4 years after the fall of the Berlin wall. Now East and West Berliners go together in the compartment.
0 for 28 years was ' 54 surrounded the West part of the city by the Eisemen curtain. Only through the German reunification in 1990, the city has become one again.
1'05 the former border crossing checkpoint Charlie, once symbol of the cold war. Here, the Americans documented the desire for freedom of the West, faced Soviet tanks.
1 ' 21 still is an ugly place, but soon this American Business Center will be built on the former checkpoint.
1'38 Berlin today - this is the largest construction site in Europe. A major political and urbanistic challenge is a big city, which was divided for decades, again to give a uniform identity. Especially in the eastern part, the need for action is great. In many places is already built.
2'01 on the Friedrichstraße. -French and Swedish investors want to refactor it to a Boulevard.
2'12 are also in the traditional residential areas many houses in bad condition. Before and after the ancient façade Frolics is new life! For example at Oranienburger Straße, which is currently considered oblique mile of Berlin. -In a derelict department store, young artists have set up Studios; work and live under one roof.
2'45 painted, constructed and designed is currently anywhere in Berlin. But the biggest project of the city still lies ahead: the move of the Federal Government from the Rhine to the spree. -The design for the Government District takes up the idea of the monumental axis of the "Mall" in Washington. A spatial distance between policy centres to express the political separation of powers. -For the Mayor, Eberhard Diepgen, the Government move to Berlin is only logical: 3'16 Diepgen: "Berlin was capital, the whole self-image, the history here and also by the expectations in the context of European development. This is the most important at the moment for Berlin, and it's a knock-on effect for investment--not only for Berlin, but for the entire region, for all new countries. -Who knows Berlin, knows that Berlin grew together from 200 cities, towns and villages, is so decentralized. "And that also makes it clear, that she can never become a mega-city, a juggernaut."
3'55 passing on the future Government District. Here will be the seat of the German Parliament and the Federal Government. Included in the immediate vicinity of the Reichstag - the so-called Arch of the Spree - the Government buildings are planned. 4'13 on the Federal Chancellor's Office with a view of the Spree - the Chamber of the Federal Council to the Reichstag and the building of the Bundestag administration at the Brandenburg Gate.
4'27 since the Association Berlin even more colourful and diverse happened. The urban flair of a growing together town delights tourists. The metropolis was once one of the most beautiful capitals of the world. Much has been lost in the war, but in some places the glow of past beauty shines up again. - But what would be the city of Marlene Dietrich's without their night life?
4'58 techno beat or old Berlin cabaret tradition: Berlin offers just - in many ways - something for everyone.
02. porcelain from Thuringia 5'19 in these establishments be careful. And yet one risked much: the Iranian Hossein Jamalian. He bought the formerly moribund porcelain factory in the Thuringian Ilmenau.
5'35 in the eastern region the porcelain manufacture has a great tradition. Even Johann Wolfgang von Goethe here dabbled in modeling.
5'47 qualified professionals is there even today. Because to make high-quality porcelain, requires much hand work - as here in the design of new models.
6'10 in GDR times were made in the company not competitive products. This was the completely outdated machinery.
to the competitiveness to restore 6, the new owner has invested heavily. So far with success: the demand for porcelain of fine quality is great. Benefit workers - more than 600 jobs could be saved in this underdeveloped region.
6'45 the new range should attract buyers of classical porcelain as well as lovers of modern design.
6'58 the porcelain factory in Ilmenau is an example of this, as traditional production sites in the new federal States can be backed up with foreign capital.
03. Tennis newcomer Goellner 7'17 boredom has the diplomat child 11 started the game - as a Twen Marc-Kevin Goellner could make his profession from the fun: 2 years was the No. 32 in the world rankings from nobody. The international crowd cheered a new Tennis hero!
7'44 at the beginning of his career his boxing trainer sent him.
7'50 Gabrielle: "I got then started boxing because I wanted to improve my footwork. You have to imagine when I now play against a guy like Sampras served incredibly quickly with over 200 km/h, then I must be able to back me to the ball very well. And that was the reason why we went to the boxes actually."
"06"how to cope with 8 you the rollercoaster of success and defeat?"
8'10 Gabrielle: "when I play against Agassi, and the retoumiert very well, because I have to give just everything, just on impact I must risk much stop so that he is not the direct points." "And if I do then even simple mistakes, I just think me: after vome continues, the next point is important!"
8'32 his enemies fear his percussion repertoire and in particular the excellent supplement. -Gabrielle loves the risk: he had nothing to lose, says the shooting star - maybe he has defeated therefore almost all world's best ever. After a surprise Grand Prix victory the ambitious Sapp led now with the German team in the final of the Davis Cup.
9'05 also the advertising industry searches near the Junguntemehmers Goellner, who is poised to steal the show Boris Becker as a popular figure of German tennis.
Gabrielle: "must be seen, it is also a profession like any other profession, and it's an incredible competition in the profession. Only, the only difference to the other is professional, open run this competition and in other occupations not. "You can maybe outside of the square"friend be", but once it on ' n space goes, as you can see then: everybody is a competitor."
"Do you think having to fear Marc Goellner someday?"
Becker: "you mean baby-bum-Bum?"
"Do you have personal relationships with him?"
Gabrielle: "to Boris? "So, we welcome us, we talk a bit, but until now was no time for dinner or something."
Becker: "Marc is a very good player, he has come pretty rapidly upwards in recent weeks. "I mean, he has the chance for the first 20, but he needs a bit of luck and can of course and so - you will only see that in the next few years, but he can play good tennis."
04. International Youth Orchestra in Schleswig-Holstein 10'25 high in the North of Germany, before the gates of Hamburg, a touch of classical music across the country settles once in a year. 120 gifted young musicians from 25 Nations are for eight weeks to guest in a marchenhaften Castle - in the midst of a beautiful landscape. Here in Salzau it should grow into a large body of sound. But the goal cannot be achieved without practicing.
11'00 with the idea for the music - with the heart in the home. In the violin case memories of home.
11'13 that combines music, also prove these two.
11'18 the common rooms of three musicians. As you can see, creativity and chaos are together sometimes. For die_18-24 year olds, a learning process is the time in Salzau. Work together and live together is the motto - and work is hard, often until late in the night.
While the others sleep early in the morning still, Sharon is already sitting in her whimsical exercise room. Former Green construction trailer for the very industrious.
11'58 before the Castle an german Irish Duo on the rehearsal is preparing. 12'27 in the meantime are still finds time for joint jokes. -The famous conductor Leonard Bernstein was that the offense was years ago sieber Salzau inviting to young artists from all over the world, to work with famous conductors. For the musician an important experience: 12'47 "it is a great opportunity here, professionally with conductors to work; the music is very interesting. Much is still new for me, because I come from Bulgaria."
"I have met many new people, meet many different conductors, where I will probably no longer have the opportunity to play as soon as among those."
13'11 "the possibility, together with all the wonderful musicians from 25 Nations to play. They all have a special talent and a high artistic level. That was my greatest experience."
13'33 after all the trouble, it was then seriously: the Youth Orchestra playing Stravinsky's 'Firebird' before the new Palace in Sanssouci. 14'22 to Potsdam was followed by more performances in several European cities. -At the end of their stay in Germany, the young artist in a were unanimous: the concert in the Park of Sanssouci will remain unforgettable for them.
14'45 in the next year will come new up-and-coming musicians again Leonard Bernstein's theme to make a reality: "music at it's best".
