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TV Highlights Your English Television Program September 2017 All times given in UTC/GMT I Local Times: Lagos UTC +1 | Cape Town UTC +2 | Nairobi UTC +3 | Delhi UTC +5,5 | Bangkok UTC +7 | Hong Kong UTC +8 | London UTC +1 | Berlin UTC +2 | Moscow UTC +3 |San Francisco UTC -7 | Edmonton UTC -6 | New York UTC -4 IN GOOD SHAPE Suffering Souls A bad mood, head and stomach aches, suicidal thoughts – all possible symptoms of depression. The German Depression Foundation says almost one in every four women and one in every eight men is affected at some point in their lives. The World Health Organization is warning that every year some 800,000 people world- wide take their own lives because of depres- sion. It’s actually the second-leading cause of death among 15 to 29-year-olds. In Good Shape shows how the illness can be diag- nosed and treated. Starting THU 14 September 16:30 EUROMAXX Beethovenfest Ludwig van Beethoven, one of the greatest German composers. Thousands of clas- sical music fans flock to his home city of Bonn every year – for the Beethovenfest, a celebration of his work and that of other composers. A highlight: an open-air con- cert on Bonn’s Marktplatz – as the sun sets behind a historic backdrop. DW is put- ting together the concert program for this event with presenter Meike Krüger – and as media partner, shares the experience with Euromaxx viewers. Starting MON 11 September 22:30 DOCFILM Bad Hombres “Bad Hombres” – bad people: That is what Donald Trump calls drug gangs, but also illegal migrants from Mexico, Central and South America. Trump plans to make the barrier along the border with Mexico even more daunting. But this won’t stop many migrants from head- ing towards the US and risking their lives in the process. In the border region, neo-Nazi vigi- lante groups hunt down the migrants. Other refugees put their trust in traffickers, who leave them to die of thirst in the desert. They are fleeing poverty or drug violence in their home nations. Just who are these people who Trump wants to keep out? Filmmaker Stef Biemans followed refugees between Guatemala and the US during the first months of the Trump presidency. The route between South and Central America towards the United States is one of the busiest migration routes in the world. Starting SUN 17 September 19:15 DOCFILM Hot Spot Molenbeek More than one in every two youngsters is out of work. Three out of four drop out of school. There’s no guarantee of a good job for those who do leave with qualifications; at least not if the words Mohamed and Molenbeek appear on the CV. This is a fact of life in the Brussels neighborhood, which gained a sad notoriety aſter the terror attacks of early 2016. In back- yard mosques, self-appointed imams approach young people to recruit them for the war in Syria. More than 500 Belgians have joined the jihad – more than from any other European country. Many of them come from Molenbeek. The documentary Molenbeek, Brussels – Belgium’s Lost Generation talks to social workers, boxing coaches and a mother whose son died for the IS terror militia. Starting THU 14 September 19:15 Photo: Pim Hawinkels Many in the Mexican town of Huasca de Ocampo want to enter the US Open-air concert on Bonn’s Marktplatz Photo: Sonja Werner
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TV HighlightsYour English Television Program September 2017
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Suffering Souls A bad mood, head and stomach aches, suicidal thoughts – all possible symptoms of depression. The German Depression Foundation says almost one in every four women and one in every eight men is affected at some point in their lives. The World Health Organization is warning that every year some 800,000 people world-wide take their own lives because of depres-sion. It’s actually the second-leading cause of death among 15 to 29-year-olds. In Good Shape shows how the illness can be diag-nosed and treated.
Starting THU 14 September 16:30
EUROMAXX
Beethovenfest Ludwig van Beethoven, one of the greatest German composers. Thousands of clas-sical music fans flock to his home city of Bonn every year – for the Beethovenfest, a celebration of his work and that of other composers. A highlight: an open-air con-cert on Bonn’s Marktplatz – as the sun sets behind a historic backdrop. DW is put-ting together the concert program for this event with presenter Meike Krüger – and as media partner, shares the experience with Euromaxx viewers.
Starting MON 11 September 22:30
DOCFILM
Bad Hombres “Bad Hombres” – bad people: That is what Donald Trump calls drug gangs, but also illegal migrants from Mexico, Central and South America. Trump plans to make the barrier along the border with Mexico even more daunting. But this won’t stop many migrants from head-ing towards the US and risking their lives in the process. In the border region, neo-Nazi vigi-lante groups hunt down the migrants. Other refugees put their trust in traffickers, who leave them to die of thirst in the desert. They are fleeing poverty or drug violence in their home nations. Just who are these people who Trump wants to keep out?
Filmmaker Stef Biemans followed refugees between Guatemala and the US during the first months of the Trump presidency. The route between South and Central America towards the United States is one of the busiest migration routes in the world.
Starting SUN 17 September 19:15
DOCFILM
Hot Spot Molenbeek More than one in every two youngsters is out of work. Three out of four drop out of school. There’s no guarantee of a good job for those who do leave with qualifications; at least not if the words Mohamed and Molenbeek appear on the CV. This is a fact of life in the Brussels neighborhood, which gained a sad notoriety after the terror attacks of early 2016. In back-yard mosques, self-appointed imams approach young people to recruit them for the war in Syria. More than 500 Belgians have joined the jihad – more than from any other European country. Many of them come from Molenbeek. The documentary Molenbeek, Brussels – Belgium’s Lost Generation talks to social workers, boxing coaches and a mother whose son died for the IS terror militia.
Starting THU 14 September 19:15
Photo: Pim Hawinkels
Many in the Mexican town of Huasca de Ocampo want to enter the US
Open-air concert on Bonn’s Marktplatz
Photo: Sonja Werner
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Romantic Destination Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Mark Twain, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones – Heidelberg’s guest list is a long and glittering one. All succumbed to the charm of the city on the Neckar river. Why? Germany has a wealth of beautiful old cities. Its riverside location is also not unique, and Heidelberg Castle is a ruin. Nevertheless, the city in the state of Baden-Württemberg is a dream destination with visitors from all over the world – from the US, China and Japan. Check-in presenter Lukas Stege investigates what makes Heidelberg so special.
SAT 9 Sept. 06:03 | SUN 10 Sept. 22:30 | MON 11 Sept. 02:30 | 16:30
DOCFILM
Death in the Philippines More than 7,000 deaths in one year – suspected drug addicts and dealers in the Philippines. The film Death in the Philippines documents President Rodrigo Duterte’s merciless battle against consumers of drugs. As Mayor of Davao 28 years ago, he allegedly sent death squads out onto the streets to catch them. But despite this brutal approach, the city still has the nation’s highest murder rate. Nevertheless, Filipinos adore their President. In the most re-cent poll by a local institute, three out of every four Filipinos support Duterte – one of the highest ever approval ratings for a president of this archipelago. Human rights activists are alarmed – and families grieve the loss of their loved ones.
Starting TUE 5 September 19:15
Heidelberg
Photo: picture alliance
DOCFILM
Absurdistan India’s northeast is fascinating for its enchanting exoticism and bizarre super-latives: This is where the hottest chili grows… it’s also home to the world’s rainiest place, the family with the most children, headhunters as remnants of an ancient macho culture – and women who govern and whom men obey. The film Absurdis-tan – India's Crazy Northeast shows a region of extremes – both traditional and modern.
Starting SAT 30 September 02:30 DOCFILM
Dirty Gold War It’s one of the most sought-after precious metals – gold. But the gold rush of past years means new sources have to be found to meet demand. Workers often extract it from the earth using a toxic solution of mercury and cyanide, contaminating both people and the land. Dirty Gold War docu-ments how the gold industry functions behind the shiny facade. The filmmakers travel from the Brazilian Amazon to the Peruvian Andes and show the extreme suf-fering of mine workers in sharp contrast to the luxury industry. They speak to indig-enous people and activists trying to make gold extraction more environmentally friendly. A story about the gold industry.
Starting SAT 2 September 19:15
Gold panner in South America
Photo: ARTE/SSR
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