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Insight Germany - Guest: Director and filmmaker Kanwal Sethi

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Insight Germany  | 13.06.2013 | 08:15

Kanwal Sethi from India arrived in Dresden in eastern Germany in 1992 to study politics and economics. However his real passion was the movies and he’s now a full time filmmaker in Leipzig. His first full-length feature Fernes Land, partly funded by the film board of the state of Saxony, met with great critical acclaim. The English version Junction Point will be out soon.  

Insight Germany  | 06.06.2013 | 08:15

Francoise Cactus from France is one half of the cult band Stereototal. The other half, Bretzel Göring, is German and also her partner in private life. They have been successfully producing music for over 20 years now and their Franco-German style has proved a hit not only here in Germany but also in many other countries all around the world. 

Insight Germany  | 30.05.2013 | 08:15

Singer Lily Dahab, who’s originally from Argentina, settled in Germany in 2008. She moved to Germany from Spain leaving behind a very successful career in musicals. So what prompted her migration to less sunny climes? German fans of jazz and world music have welcomed her with open arms and her latest CD release Huellas has received ecstatic reviews.  

Insight Germany  | 23.05.2013 | 08:15

Award-winning South African cinematographer and filmmaker Michael Hammon’s latest film Gold profiles three paralympians who took part in the London Paralympics. Hammon grew up in Johannesburg and came to Berlin in the 1980s to study film. Now he’s teaching the next generation of budding movie makers as professor at the renowned film and television academy in Potsdam Babelsberg. 

Insight Germany  | 16.05.2013 | 08:15

The bassoon generally takes a back seat in the orchestra. But Burak Özdemir from Turkey has placed it center stage mixing it with electronic beats in his own compositions. His ensemble Musica Sequenza, which he also manages, has released an acclaimed CD called the New Four Seasons featuring four Vivaldi bassoon concertos arranged by Özdemir as his very own “Four Seasons”. 

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Having spent most of his life as a musician being interviewed by journalists, Robin Merrill finds it fascinating to stand on the other side of the microphone and present Insight Germany.

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