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© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss; Getty Images / Parimal Bansode; bpk / Museum für Asiatische Kunst, SMB / Ute Franz-Scarciglia; bpk / Museum für Islamische Kunst, SMB / Jürgen Liepe; Getty Images / Stockbyte
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© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss; Getty Images / Parimal Bansode; bpk / Museum für Asiatische Kunst, SMB / Ute Franz-Scarciglia; bpk / Museum für Islamische Kunst, SMB / Jürgen Liepe; Getty Images / Stockbyte
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Presentation with film clips, by Cord Riechelmann
Hosted by Dorothee Wenner
Hosted by Dorothee Wenner
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| 5 EUR, reduced 2,50 EUR |
| Information on ticketing will follow shortly. |
| German |
| Ground Floor, Hall 2 |
Using the example of the most popular US animal series in Germany from the 1960s, Berlin biologist and publicist Cord Riechelmann reconstructs how Hollywood’s screenwriters and producers were inspired by contemporary animal behaviour research and the working conditions of scientists in Africa. A search for clues to reality from the realm of fictional TV entertainment.
Cord Riechelmann