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Arts.21 - The Cultural Magazine | 28.01.2017

Arts.21 speaks to Turkish writer Aslı Erdoğan, traces the motif of clouds throughout cultural history and discovers how a Charlie Hebdo cartoonist has fared since the 2015 terror attack.

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Still image from the film 'Fritzi — A Revolutionary Tale' (Weltkino Filmverleih)

'Fritzi: A Revolutionary Tale' premieres in German cinemas

The children's tale 'Fritzi war dabei' (Fritzi was there too) by author Hanna Schott is now in German cinemas. The film uses a child-friendly approach to explain the events that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall.  

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Schriftsteller Tonio Schachinger (DW/U. Sommer)

Tonio Schachinger: „Nicht wie ihr“

What happens when you’re 28 years old, and you’ve achieved everything? Tonio Schachinger’s debut novel tells the story of a professional soccer player who’s part immature macho, part clever rebel  

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Berliner Technoclub Griessmuehle (Griessmuehle)

Endangered subculture

Berlin is known for creative spaces and freedom of expression. It attracts artists, musicians, and clubbers from all over the globe. But the scene is changing. The popular club Griessmuehle and techno DJ DVS1 are trying to conserve club culture.  

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BG Annie Leibovitz wird 70 | Ausstellungseröffnung Women (picture-alliance/dpa/A. Rain)

Star photographer Annie Leibovitz at 70

From John Lennon to Queen Elizabeth II, she's photographed the world's top celebrities, becoming one of them along the way: Annie Leibovitz is now 70.  

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Boris Johnson (picture-alliance/Zuma/S. Lock)

'Please leave my town': Polite anti-Boris Johnson greeting goes viral

British voters, it seems, stay polite even when they are angry: A Yorkshire man who told the British prime minister to leave his town is hailed as a hero, leading to a top Twitter trend.