Seasons
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release | Germany |
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| Directors | Jacques Perrin |
| Jacques Cluzaud | |
| Box office | 11. 4 million USD |
| Distributed by | Pathé |
| Narrators | Jacques Perrin |
| Fumino Kimura | |
| Tsurube Shôfukutei | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2596172 |
About Seasons
Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud travel throughout Europe to film brown bears, wild horses, wolves and other animals in their natural habitat.
The mysteries of a mass graveyard of early Indians
... Three excavation Seasons - involving more than 150 Indian and international scientists - were conducted at the 40-acre site...
It's bears versus robot wolves in ageing Japan
... But warmer spring Seasons - a result of global warming - lengthen the blooming period and cause oak trees to flower in a less synchronised manner...
Women's World Cup: Australian football suffers despite Matildas
... And the women also have shorter Seasons - meaning less game time, and less chance to develop than both their male counterparts and international peers...
Is hay fever getting worse in the UK?
... Studies show that some pollen types across Europe are already becoming more severe, with longer and earlier Seasons...
The Rings of Power: Lord of the Rings TV prequel wows fans at Comic-Con
... The Rings of Power is the most expensive show ever made, at $1bn (£832m) for five Seasons - and this is fans best guide to how it will look, sound and feel...
Drought's devastating toll on Somalia's children
... Drought s devastating toll on Somalia s childrenEast Africa is in the middle of a years-long drought after four consecutive failed rainy Seasons – with Somalia one of the worst affected...
Primark accused of selling 'hugely sexist' kids clothes
... At the time, the firm apologised and that it takes the topic of gender stereotyping very seriously, pointing towards its " gender busting" ranges in previous Seasons...
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... He reprised it in 2016 when Netflix revived the programme for a further five Seasons...
Primark accused of selling 'hugely sexist' kids clothes
Primark has been accused of selling kids clothing with " hugely sexist messaging" by a best-selling author.
Novelist Kate Long shared images on Social Media of tops in a Chester store on Sunday which urged girls to " be kind" " keep on smiling" and to be " always perfect".
In contrast, items in The Boys ' range told them " you are limitless" and that they could " make the rules".
A Primark spokesperson said: " Inclusivity really matters to us. "
Ms Long questioned the effect of the difference in messaging: " Can anyone spot a difference in tone here? A difference in narrative? Boys are awesome in themselves and don't need to consider anyone else, " she wrote on Twitter.
" Boys are about *doing* and girls are about *feeling*. Boys take what they want' girls consider others.
" Stop telling girls their place is to serve others! Stop telling boys they should have nothing to do with kindness and love! What are you, a throwback to the 1950s? " she added.
She drew support from other Social Media users on the topic.
Small Business owner Not Only Pink and Blue wrote: " We really need The High Street to think about the expectations these messages set. Why Not have all these messages across all the clothes? "
On Monday, several children's items were also on display on the Primark website, such as hoodies branded " fearless" for boys and " Happy Happy happy" for girls.
The Primark spokesperson added that it offers a " broad range of styles" across kids' clothing in-store to cater for a mix of tastes, and that it had removed gender-specific labels on its kids and baby ranges in recent years.
" However, We Are always learning, we welcome customer feedback and will continue to look at where we can do more, " they said.
The Fashion chain, which is owned by AB Foods, is best-known for its discount clothing.
Ms Long has previously drawn attention to differing messaging used on clothing for different genders in other stores such as Tesco and Marks & Spencer.
Brands like Boden have also come Under Fire for choosing slogans such as " cool to be kind" on girls' clothing, whereas boys' items featured The Words " genius" or " warrior knees".
At The Time , The Firm apologised and that it takes the topic of gender stereotyping very seriously, pointing towards its " gender busting" ranges in previous Seasons .
Source of news: bbc.com
