The World of Bridges

The World of Bridges

The World of Bridges

Various authors, 5 x 52 min., in co-operation with ARTE, co-production with Agent Double (Belgium), LIC (China), PIC Film (Switzerland)

Bridges connect people, continents and ideas. They can geaving meaning and an identity to places, to cultures or to people. Often, they were designed and built by master-builders – from stone, wood or steel.

The documentary series “The World of Bridges” portrays bridges from all over the world and shows their history as well as the stories taking place on and around them.
It combines captivating images from various countries and continents with fascinating stories.

Each episode combines two bridges, often on opposite sides of the globe, that have something in common, be it their construction type, their purpose or their type of use. The episodes and broadcasting times:

25.03., 5:50 pm – Ancient Bridges
25.03., 6:30 pm – Bridges of Trade
26.03., 5:50 pm – Bridges of Steel
26.03., 6:30 pm – High above the Valley
27.03., 5:40 pm – Train Bridges

„The World of Bridges“ is produced by Berlin Producers Media in co-operation with ARTE and co-produced by Agent Double (Belgium), LIC (China) and PIC Film (Switzerland).

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Director: Heinz Leger / Produced by Berlin Producers and Kensington TV and pre tv | 2018
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Every year multiple records are surpassed by a newer generation of athletes and, according to the numbers, elite athletic performance is continually improving. However, are today’s competitors actually better athletes than their predecessors, or are there other forces at play? Our 45 minute documentary, Champions vs. Legends is a lively investigation led by renowned sports scientist Steve Haake. We challenge an elite line-up of winter athletes to compete against the legends of five winter sports in the gear of the past: Christine Nesbitt – Speed Skating, Max Arndt and Alex Rodiger – Bobsleigh, Manuel Feller – Giant Slalom, Anna Schaffelhuber – sit-skiing, and Shea Weber – Hockey.

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The Equalizer

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Director: Rebecca Snow / Produced by Kensington TV and fernsehbüro | 2016
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What will happen when modern champions compete against the legends of the past?
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