Everyone Else
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| Initial release | Germany |
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| Directors | Maren Ade |
| Box office | 102,042 USD |
| Initial DVD release | Germany |
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| ID | 1168023 |
About Everyone Else
Chris and Gitti are a couple whose relationship has more than its share of ups and downs; she works as a publicist for a rock group whose career is going nowhere in particular, while he's an architect who hasn't been able to persuade anyone to build one of his designs just yet.
'My first memory is sexual abuse from my dad'
... He was completely opposite to what he showed Everyone Else...
'Joyful' art helps shine new light on colonial history
... " So that s why I went down the route of doing landscapes of myself and my brothers in Wales because it is saying this is now, there is no difference between myself and Everyone Else...
King and 'royal death tax' claim rejected by Duchy
... Graham Smith, chief executive of Republic, said: " As with Everyone Else in the UK, if you die without a will or next of kin, your estate should be used for the public good, not handed over to a couple of billionaires...
Does the Autumn Statement hint at spring election?
... And as for Everyone Else, me included? We re guessing...
Sailing to school and the daily issues of climate change
... " The most important thing to me, and Everyone Else in this community, is getting back to some kind of normality and being able to get to the towns and the villages we rely upon, " Andrew says...
Travis Scott still 'devastated' by Astroworld tragedy
... " It s just like: I go through things like Everyone Else...
Glastonbury 2024: 10 tips for getting tickets
... Everyone Else is urged to, to make sure everything is up-to-date...
Suella Braverman's letter to Rishi Sunak in full
... In doing so, you have increased the very real risk these marches present to Everyone Else...
The Shetland orca spotters who helped David Attenborough
By Katy ScottBBC Scotland news website
Shetland wildlife enthusiasts pulled together to help Sir David Attenborough spot orcas for his latest documentary.
Dozens of local people used WhatsApp and Social Media groups to alert The Crew when The Killer Whales appeared, helping them capture the elusive mammals On Film .
will investigate how British and Irish woodland, grassland, freshwater and ocean habitats support local wildlife.
The series took three years to Film . The First episode airs on Sunday.
Shetland-based ecologist and wildlife photographer Richard Shucksmith, 49, helped The Film crew get to know The Local landscape.
Orcas visit the islands in spring to hunt for seals.
As a member of several wildlife spotting Social Media group chats for dolphins, orcas, and Rare Birds , Richard would rally The Film crew whenever killer Whales were spotted in the area by the community.
" Everybody tends to pull together, " He Said . " If you want to see orcas, you need The Help of Everyone Else .
" There's fishermen involved, all walks of life are involved in the WhatsApp and Social Media groups.
" You can't predict when [the orcas] will turn up. But because we have a good network of people, when they're sighted, it gets put out to everyone.
" So you stand a good chance of seeing them. If it wasn't for the community, it would be a lot harder. "
Richard told Bbc Scotland that The Orca pods were well known to the wildlife enthusiasts on the islands.
He Said : " A lot of The Killer Whales we see around Shetland, we know the pods, we've known them for years, we know what members there are.
" We even know all The Family 's ages and when calves were born.
" So a lot of good information gets collected from a citizen science point of view too. "
He Said some shouts attract up to 150 locals racing to see the impressive killer Whales , occasionally blocking roads on the islands.
" Some families come and bring their kids, and you can see the orcas metres from the shoreline, " He Said .
He and his colleague Nick McCaffrey were contracted to carry out drone work on the new series, alongside The Film crew.
They worked with The Documentary crew Every Day for five-week periods over three years to get the footage of the Whales - including some up-close encounters.
" After filming the orcas all day on a boat, we decided to stay with them through The Night , " said Richard.
" It was amazing because it got too dark to Film and we just turned the engine off and sat there.
" The orcas spent about an hour and a half just drifting next to The Boat .
" It was nuts, a very cool experience. "
Sir David Attenborough said that wildlife in the British Isles can be just as " dramatic and spectacular" as anything elsewhere.
He has said that he regrets spending so much time working on overseas Natural History programmes rather than focusing on the wildlife on his doorstep.
The new series, broadcasting on Bbc One on Sunday, will examine species and habitats closer to home.
Nearly half of British wildlife species have declined since 1970.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
