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TV Highlights Your English TV Program – February 2019 All times given in UTC/GMT | 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 +0 | Berlin UTC +1 | Moscow UTC +3 |San Francisco UTC –8 | Edmonton UTC –7 | New York UTC –5 DW ENGLISH A New Look for DW English On 28 January 2019, DW English will be launching its new programming line-up – clearly structured and geared towards up-to-the-minute information and background report- ing. We will continue to provide live coverage of all key events. A highlight: Daily regional DW News bulletins focusing on Africa and Asia. Our locally-based correspondents are reporting for you. The daily business programs will also have a regional emphasis in future – from Mumbai to Johannesburg, Frankfurt to London. The weekend brings you a change of pace with more relaxed, informative programming and entertainment. Euromaxx leads the pack, which includes a selection of cultural shows for added sparkle. The show boasts a new look with streamlined visuals and reports on European cultural trends and lifestyle topics. EUROMAXX Going Premium The winds of change are blowing at Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe. The popular TV magazine’s new look is to be unveiled in February 2019: There’ll be a new face present- ing the show in the form of Collien Ulmen-Fernandes. Viewers can look forward to a number of new series featuring Euromaxx reporters exploring the continent in the program’s inimitable way. “Europe Extreme” goes to places that can boast records: the highest-altitude railway station, the northernmost village or the fastest roller-coast- er. Presenter Meggin Leigh sets out to discover how to spend the perfect weekend in Europe’s top cities – including her very own personal tips. Not forgetting the palate, of course, a subject that’ll also feature in the new program. Out-of-the-ordinary, exper- imental, traditional, but always surprising: The new Euromaxx – every weekend from February 2019. Sat 04:30 | 09:30 | 13:30 | 22:30 Sun 01:30 | 06:30 | 17:30 Photo: DW “DW News” presenter Laila Harrak Photo: picture alliance Mr. Berlinale: Dieter Kosslick ARTS.21 Mr. Berlinale He doesn’t produce any movies, he doesn’t write any screenplays and he’s not an actor; yet the movie world has much to thank him for. Since 2001, Dieter Kosslick has presided over the Berlin International Film Festival, developing it into the world’s largest public movie festival. German film was given its very own section and the work of German directors is regularly featured in the international competition. In 2004, Fatih Akin even won the Golden Bear with “Against the Wall.” A vegetarian himself, not only did Kosslick launch the “culinary cinema” program, he also makes sure up-and-coming talent gets a chance to shine. Every year, he invites 250 young filmmakers from all over the world to come and network with international movie greats. The man with the red scarf and the black hat wrote festival history with glamor and stars such as the Rolling Stones and Catherine Deneuve, but also with a program with its finger on the pulse of current societal developments. In 2019, Dieter Kosslick will be directing the festival for the last time. Arts.21 rolls out the red carpet one more time for “Mr. Berlinale” and talks to him about great movies and unforget- table encounters. Starting Sat 9 February 04:00 NEW BROADCAST TIMES FROM 28 JANUARY!
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TV HighlightsYour English TV Program – February 2019
All times given in UTC/GMT | 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 +0 | Berlin UTC +1 | Moscow UTC +3 |San Francisco UTC –8 | Edmonton UTC –7 | New York UTC –5
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A New Look for DW EnglishOn 28 January 2019, DW English will be launching its new programming line-up – clearly structured and geared towards up-to-the-minute information and background report-ing. We will continue to provide live coverage of all key events. A highlight: Daily regional DW News bulletins focusing on Africa and Asia. Our locally-based correspondents are reporting for you. The daily business programs will also have a regional emphasis in future – from Mumbai to Johannesburg, Frankfurt to London. The weekend brings you a change of pace with more relaxed, informative programming and entertainment. Euromaxx leads the pack, which includes a selection of cultural shows for added sparkle. The show boasts a new look with streamlined visuals and reports on European cultural trends and lifestyle topics.
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Going Premium The winds of change are blowing at Euromaxx – Lifestyle Europe. The popular TV magazine’s new look is to be unveiled in February 2019: There’ll be a new face present-ing the show in the form of Collien Ulmen-Fernandes. Viewers can look forward to a number of new series featuring Euromaxx reporters exploring the continent in the program’s inimitable way. “Europe Extreme” goes to places that can boast records: the highest-altitude railway station, the northernmost village or the fastest roller-coast-er. Presenter Meggin Leigh sets out to discover how to spend the perfect weekend in Europe’s top cities – including her very own personal tips. Not forgetting the palate, of course, a subject that’ll also feature in the new program. Out-of-the-ordinary, exper-imental, traditional, but always surprising: The new Euromaxx – every weekend from February 2019.
Sat 04:30 | 09:30 | 13:30 | 22:30 Sun 01:30 | 06:30 | 17:30
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“DW News” presenter Laila Harrak
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Mr. Berlinale: Dieter Kosslick
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Mr. Berlinale He doesn’t produce any movies, he doesn’t write any screenplays and he’s not an actor;yet the movie world has much to thank him for. Since 2001, Dieter Kosslick has presided over the Berlin InternationalFilm Festival, developing it into the world’slargest public movie festival. German filmwas given its very own section and the work of German directors is regularly featured in the international competition. In 2004, Fatih Akin even won the Golden Bear with “Against the Wall.” A vegetarianhimself, not only did Kosslick launch the “culinary cinema” program, he also makessure up-and-coming talent gets a chance to shine. Every year, he invites 250 young filmmakers from all over the world to come and network with international movie greats. The man with the red scarf and the black hat wrote festival history with glamor and stars such as the Rolling Stones and Catherine Deneuve, but also with a program with its finger on the pulse of current societal developments. In 2019, Dieter Kosslick will be directing the festival for the last time. Arts.21 rolls out the red carpet one more time for “Mr. Berlinale” and talks to him about great movies and unforget-table encounters.
Starting Sat 9 February 04:00
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D O C F I L M
Resourceful Pioneers Bike frames made of bamboo, pantyhose made of chicory fiber, crockery made fromcoffee grounds – researchers in Germany are working hard put resources to new use. After all, oil is a finite resource and some metal deposits are also dwindling. The environmental impact of their extrac-tion is also destabilizing the world’s eco-logical balance. The goal of the resource pioneers is to provide fresh inspiration forsustainable production. The documentary not only introduces us to a new generationof inventors, but also provides an idea of what sort of reception their products may receive.
Starting Sun 17 February 00:30
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Music and Talk The second season of Night Grooves begins. In the first installment of the series, Melanie C (Spice Girls) guests with singer-songwriter Nico Santos. A highlight of the show is their duet performance of the Spice Girls hit “2 Become 1.” Not only do the musicians perform together, they also strike up a conversation – one that pushes cultural and musical boundaries. The new episodes of the music and talk show series are presented by Stephanie Stumph and Wigald Boning, who also get to perform themselves. Other guests featuring on the second season of Night Grooves are Angelo Kelly, Glasperlenspiel, Ray Wilson, Max Mutzke, Chris Thompson and Jaqee.
Starting Sat 2 February 08:15
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La Maestra Alondra de la Parra is among the new stars of the classical music world – having already conducted more than 100 orchestras in 20 countries. In 2017, the Mexican musician was appointed Music Director of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra in Brisbane, Australia. The mother of two embodies a new breed of conductor: young, female – an artist straddling cultures, continents and musical genres who has always had to over-come obstacles. For the musical documentary La Maestra, Alondra de la Parra allowed access to her private archive. The film therefore features previously unseen footage of the musical achievements of the charismatic artist.
Starting Mon 18 February 01:15
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Winter Fun in Munich Sledding in the English Garden, cross-country skiing in the Isar meadows or ice-skatingat Nymphenburg Palace – even in the depths of winter, Munich’s definitely worth a visit.The beer gardens may be closed and the next Oktoberfest a long way off, but the world’smost famous pub, the Hofbräuhaus, is open 365 days a year. The stunning exhibits inMunich’s museums are also waiting to be discovered: for example, the treasury of the Bavarian kings, the painting collections in the Pinakothek galleries or the wonders of science in the Deutsches Museum, the largest museum of technology in the world. And if that’s not enough, how about a trip to the Brauneck ski resort? Munich’s nearest mountain is just 60 kilometers from the city. How best to spend a winter trip to Munich? Check-in presenter Nicole Frölich faces a difficult choice.
Starting Sat 16 February 01:30
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Alondra de la Parra
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Stephanie Stumph and Wigald Boning
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