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https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright but the page you were looking for could not be found If you followed a link on dvidshub.net to get here our web team has been notified about the problem This work, AFSBn-Germany to apply lessons learned from past year, Dülmen APS-2 site transition to next mission, by Cameron Porter, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright By 2020-02-24T06:00:00+00:00 Fresh off the German theatrical deal for Merkel to Paramount, as reported by Screen at the start of EFM producer Alexander van Dülmen has a multitude of film and TV projects on his Carte Blanche International slate as well as Merkel Carte Blanche is in post-production on writer-director Damir Lukacevic’s Wet Dog about a 15-year-old German-Iranian boy who discovers he comes from Jewish origins; the Warner Bros Germany co-production is due for local release in early September Carte Blanche is aiming to move into production by the end of the year on Winter Near an adaptation of Mirna Funk’s 2015 novel about a young Jewish woman raised in East Berlin who follows her Israeli boyfriend to Tel Aviv to find out more about her past Viviane Andereggen will direct with Aenne Schwarz attached to play the lead Warner Bros Germany is also co-producing with van Dülmen who hopes to complete financing soon. Winter Near is due to be followed in early 2021 by Alone a remake of a 2007 Thai horror about conjoined twin sisters Carte Blanche has art thriller Panama Painting a true story about the provenance of a painting hanging in a New York art gallery that was revealed by the Panama Papers scandal which is a co-production with Bertrand Faivre’s The Bureau; and Thailand-set German-Russian culture-clash comedy Phuketgrad which Til Schweiger and Fedor Bondarchuk are circling four series are in active development led by Nhiem a six-episode drama set in Vietnam about a young Viet Cong cameramen chronicling the war from the other side of the conflict which Roger Donaldson (No Way Out) will direct and be showrunner on Also in the TV pipeline are drug-dealer drama Snow King; Catherine & Potemkin a drama series about the relationship between Catherine the Great and Russian statesman Grigory Potemkin which has Austrian filmmaker Stefan Ruzowitzky attached as director/showrunner and Hadding again on script duties; and Coryza an adaptation of Polish sci-fi author Stanislaw Lem’s novel The Chain Of Chance that van Dülmen is producing with Grant Hill It’s all part of a big shift in recent years for van Dülmen who in 2002 set up independent film licensing company A Company which sold German films into central and eastern Europe the CIS and Vietnam; he later also set up a distribution arm in Vietnam which is still operating van Dülmen started to move away from sales and towards production “It was already foreseeable that A Company had to get into production and would not be able to sell forever because the world was changing,” he says “And not only because of streaming but because of some geographic aspects which was the changes in the whole Eastern European and Russian landscape after [the 2014 invasion and annexation of] Crimea and the isolation of Russia van Dülmen started by earning credits as a co-producer a Germany/France/Poland co-production about a young Jewish boy who escapes the Warsaw ghetto where he was invited on board by Stefan Arndt to help navigate the complex financing structures required to get the Wachowski brothers project off the ground the film was financed through an independent patchwork of investors from China combined with money from German film funds “The co-production paperwork on that film was so thick you could put it into a library,” laughs van Dülmen “It was a group of at least 10 different parties that had to get under one umbrella but on the other hand being able to observe authorities like Grant Hill – who has done all of the Wachowski’s movies – and watch how they do it was a very helpful and exciting experience.” After going on to co-produce Sophie Barthes’ Madame Bovary starring Mia Wasikowska van Dülmen founded Carte Blanche International in 2016 with director Stephan Wagner selling A Company’s 300-film library to Poland the Czech Republic and other eastern European territories The Carte Blanche partnership came about as a way to combine van Dülmen’s financing and deal-structuring expertise outside German borders with Wagner’s experience in physical production (the German filmmaker has more than 30 feature and TV-movie credits to his name) Wagner also held the rights to Stanislaw Lem’s The Chain Of Chance and was looking for a partner with international connections to build the sci-fi project “He’s been mostly active in Germany but he somehow never managed to do anything internationally.” Wagner directed Carte Blanche’s inaugural production Merkel a political thriller about the defining moment of Angela Merkel’s chancellorship – the 2015 refugee crisis – that was financed by ARD Medienboard Berlin Brandenburg and Bavaria Media International The project was initially set up as a TV feature before interest from German and international partners encouraged van Dülmen to think more ambitiously and raise the budget from €2.4m to €3.1m The deal with Paramount Pictures Germany is for a three-week theatrical release from March 28 before Merkel is shown on the country’s largest public broadcaster ARD which put up about two-thirds of the budget Paramount plans to release the film into 50-100 cinemas and may put it back on screens after the TV broadcast if demand warrants “It’s an experiment because it’s only three weeks,” notes van Dülmen citing the fact that some German cinema chains will refuse to play the film because of the country’s strict theatrical windowing rules “But our digital world means you show people movies when they want to see movies Adapted by Florian Oeller from Robin Alexander’s 2017 book The Driven Ones van Dülmen notes that films about still-living politicians are unusual in Germany due to stricter laws around personal rights Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan was able to sue a German TV comedian in 2017 using an obscure loophole in Germany’s criminal code that made it a crime to insult foreign leaders Even though that loophole has since been closed van Dülmen admits he did have concerns around Merkel’s portrayal of Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban who features in the narrative played by Romanian actor Radu Banzaru (opposite Imogen Kogge as the German chancellor) this would be the best thing that could happen Alexander that would raise so much publicity around the movie!’” he says “But I’m not really waiting for this because it would be so expensive.” van Dülmen says he anticipates a 75/25 split going forward between projects that Carte Blanche develops for international and those aimed squarely at the German market “I delivered German movies to Eastern Europe and Russia I made Til Schweiger become a real star in Russia in this German industry,” he explains of his international ambitions “I have always been international and I need the world I want to make films that connect to different countries and I know something about other markets.” EXCLUSIVE: Skoog’s previous works have screened at Berlinale PS1 MOMA New York and Moderna Museet Stockholm Baby’ is also the closing night film at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight Lutz Rippe take over as co-CEOs of Studiocanal Germany Meirelles directed episodes of Sympathizer and Sugar After starring as a heroic Second World War navigator Boyle wanted to “play someone the polar opposite” The director talks taking inspiration from ‘Carrie’ Screen International is the essential resource for the international film industry access to the Screen International archive and supplements including Stars of Tomorrow and World of Locations Site powered by Webvision Cloud 2023: The long-term trial (LTT) was conducted at Yara International’s Hanninghof research center in Dülmen and studied the long-term effects of nutrient management in farming The study concludes that balanced application of mineral fertilizer is part of sustainable crop production the LTT portrays the pivotal role of balanced nutrition in soil health maintenance The research findings address the challenges facing the global food system and the increasingly urgent need for effective resource management to ensure a resilient food system while protecting the environment The relationship between nutrient application and soil fertility is best studied in LTTs because soil fertility develops gradually evaluating its effect on crop production requires monitoring over a long time and proper data documentation It can take decades before changes become visible trends of crop yield and effects of the environment on agriculture or vice versa Since agriculture is removing nutrients from the soil with each harvest an efficient replacement of nutrients back into the soil is 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KuegelerEurope's last remaining wild horsesThe town of Dülmen The horses here are known as the Dülmen pony - a prized breed and also Europe's last remaining wild horses The animals are left to themselves most of the year across the 360-hectare site at Merfelder Bruch The equine event attracts about 15,000 visitors each year the round-up is intended to help manage numbers while the auctioning of the animals is meant to finance their upkeep The breed of wild horses found in Dülmen is said to be easily domesticated Local farmers take the day off to participate as horse wranglers Their first task is to separate the mares from the stallions The youngest male horses are then led to the next stage of the event where they are rounded up and chased around while those that are caught are sold at auction later on The wild horses at Merfelder Bruch are caught by hand using a humane technique taught by veterinarians the horses used to be pulled down by their necks - a practice which was criticized by animal rights advocates The trapping of the animals helps with preservation efforts not only by managing numbers but also by limiting inbreeding The annual event in Dülmen isn't only about the wild horses Other animals occasionally get to feature as well a man performed this entertaining stunt with his dogs there's also the usual summer festival atmosphere with sausages has removed the title after years of deliberation and two failed attempts to push the motion through The Führer was awarded honorary status in April 1933 when city officials – led by the local Nazi party leader Julius Bielefeld – voted unanimously to bestow the title on him Historians estimate some 4,000 German towns and cities awarded similar titles to Hitler and other senior Nazis Archivists began researching the topic in the 1990s when councils debated whether to leave Hitler's name on their lists for historicity or to remove it out of respect for others who had been given similar recognition Communities have generally been slow to act dropped Hitler's honorary status shortly before world leaders descended succumbing to international pressure and government fears of the embarrassment it was likely to cause Attempts by the Social Democrats (SPD) to change Dülmen's records were initially thwarted because of legal restrictions after it was declared that honorary status "automatically ceases on death" However Waltraud Bednarz of the SPD argued that to leave the city archives unaltered would be "an insult to others awarded this status" Thomas Schaarschmidt of the Centre for Research into Contemporary History in Potsdam said it was impossible to gauge exactly how many towns and cities regard Hitler as an honorary citizen "Many town archives were destroyed in the war so there are no official records," he said.