'రెడ్' ముహుర్తం ఖరారు.. షూటింగ్ డేట్ ఫిక్స్

'ఇస్మార్ట్ శంకర్' తర్వాత రామ్ నటిస్తోన్న 'రెడ్'.. రేపు(బుధవారం) లాంఛనంగా ప్రారంభం కానుంది. వచ్చే నెల నుంచి షూటింగ్ మొదలుకానుంది.

Published : Oct 29, 2019, 4:46 PM IST

హీరో రామ్ కొత్త చిత్రం 'రెడ్'. ఇప్పటికే విడుదలైన ఫస్ట్లుక్ ఆకట్టుకుంటోంది. అంచనాలు పెంచుతోంది. సినిమా.. బుధవారం ఉదయం 10.18 గంటలకు లాంఛనంగా ప్రారంభం కానుంది. వచ్చే నెల 16 నుంచి షూటింగ్ మొదలు కానుంది. ఈ విషయాలు చెబుతూ కొత్త పోస్టర్ను విడుదల చేసింది చిత్రబృందం.

రెడ్ సినిమాలో రామ్ కొత్త లుక్

ఈ సినిమాకు మణిశర్మ స్వరాలు సమకూర్చనున్నాడు. కిశోర్ తిరుమల దర్శకుడు. ఇంతకు ముందు ఇదే కథానాయకుడితో 'నేను శైలజ', 'ఉన్నది ఒకటే జిందగీ' సినిమాలు తీశాడు. అవి రెండు ప్రేక్షకాదరణ పొందాయి. మరి ఈసారి ఎలాంటి కథతో వస్తారో చూడాలి.

ఇది చదవండి: డబుల్ రోల్లో కనిపించనున్న 'ఇస్మార్ట్ శంకర్'

రెడ్ సినిమాలో రామ్ కొత్త లుక్

ఇది చదవండి: డబుల్ రోల్లో కనిపించనున్న 'ఇస్మార్ట్ శంకర్'

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Berlin - 18 October 2019
1. Students, teacher and tour guide Andrea Kuenstle cycling
2. Students, teacher standing near site of Berlin wall
3. Map showing old German borders
4. Kuenstle speaking to students, holding map
5. Pan of plaque on ground indicating the time of the fall of the Berlin wall
6. Students walking by Boese Bruecke, a bridge which was a former border check point
7. Tracking of students cycling along wall
8. Kuenstle speaking to students
9. Student Daniel Palcu climbing up wall
10. Teacher Susanne Luhr climbing up wall
11. Palcu and Luhr taking a photograph while sitting on wall
12. SOUNDBITE (German) Daniel Palcu, student:
"Freedom, it was a good feeling."
13. Tracking of students cycling along wall
14. Wide of Bernauer Strasse wall memorial
15. People looking through wall
16. Students arriving on bike at memorial
17. Plaque on ground reading: (German) "Berliner Mauer 1961-1989"
18. Students crossing wall, walking their bikes
19. Students walking alongside wall
20. Kuenstle speaking to students
21. Students listening
22. Kuenstle speaking to students in front of photographs of wall victims
23. Close of photographs of victims
24. SOUNDBITE (German) Andrea Kuenstle, tour guide:
"If they had no relatives or friends from their parents or grandparents in the East (Germany), they don't really know anything. They have no feeling for what it must have been like living with such a division. And unfortunately, it is also the case that the German students have much less of an idea about it than foreign guests. Austrians know a lot as do people from Switzerland. But German students know far too little."
25. Stones and iron bars marking position of former wall
26. SOUNDBITE (German) Susanne Luhr, teacher:
"It always irritates me, too, but it's just like that, it's not their world, they were born much later and where we come from in the south west (of Germany) you wouldn't have had many points of contact with East Germany or East Berlin and if you don't have any relatives there, it's natural for the students (to think) that Germany belonged together. You have to teach them that it was different for a long time."
27. Tracking of students cycling on path along wall
28. Tilt-down of students near watch tower
29. SOUNDBITE (German) Jonas Moehrle, student:
"For me it was very impressive to hear about how people escaped and what they did to just live in freedom."
30. Kuenstle speaking to students
31. SOUNDBITE (German) Daniel Palcu, student:
"Every human being should have his freedom and democracy is our option for freedom."
32. Various of students cycling
STORYLINE:
It was a grey morning when students on a school trip from south western Germany jumped on their bicycles to discover one of their country's darkest chapters.
Andrea Kuenstle, a 51-year-old photographer and tour guide leads the 10th grade pupils on a bike route along the Berlin Wall.
Built in 1961, the 155-kilometre (96-mile) barrier had carved an absurd, brutal path through the centre of the city and the hearts of its citizens.
Between the time it was erected in 1961 and its fall in 1989, at least 140 people died attempting to across the barrier.
The students first stop at the Boese Burecke, a symbolic bridge which marked the division between the communist East and the Allied West.
Here, a plaque on the ground, covered by autumn leaves, shows the time and date of the fall.
Photos illustrate the moment thousands of East Germans were able to cross into the West for the first time.
During their cycle, the students pass by Mauerpark, where the so-called "death strip" once was.
Some of the students and teachers climb onto the preserved inner wall.
Before November 1989, anyone found in the area would have been shot on sight.
Tour guide Kuenstle said that it was important young people visit the Wall to know more about what previous generations, particularly those living in East German communism, had to endure.
"If they had no relatives or friends from their parents or grandparents in the East, they don't really know anything," Kuenstle said.
"Unfortunately, it is also the case that German students have much less of an idea about it (the history of the Wall) than foreign guests," Kuenstle added.
Susanne Luhr, a history teacher accompanying the students on their ride, said she believed there wasn't enough education about the Wall in some German schools.
"Where we come from in the southwest (of Germany) you wouldn't have had many points of contact with East Germany or East Berlin and if you don't have any relatives there it's natural for the students (to think) that Germany belonged together."
On November 9, several events will be held marking 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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