Sentence examples for present day berlin from inspiring English sources

It took form in a diner scene in which Catherine's emotionally layered experiment in cross-dressing faced Nazi style repression by way of a cameo by Alan Cumming, who played the role of the MC in the theatrical production of Cabaret and hosted a BBC documentary The Real Cabaret, sending him to present day Berlin in search of Weimar.

It was important for him to make it clear that we are not hardcore terrorists and not a sort of Baader Meinhof group in present-day Berlin.

There are even comedies about Hitler, most notably the novel Er Ist Wieder Da (Look Who's Back), by Timur Vermes, published in 2013, in which Hitler wakes up, his clothes still soaked in petrol, in present-day Berlin.

The pointedly titled "Ghosts" (2005), an inverted chance-and-coincidence film in which the connections among the characters are fleeting and perhaps even imagined, transplants a Grimm fairy tale about a grieving mother into the wooded parks and alienating urban spaces of present-day Berlin.

Neither chilling nor romantic, "We Are the Night" may be set in present-day Berlin, but the heaving bosoms, same-sex snogging and ambient decadence have been around since Bram Stoker first plumbed the genre's kinky potential.

An assorted cast of secondary characters flit in and out of the narrative and in doing so conjure up something of the frenetic and impatient atmosphere of present-day Berlin.

Graham-Dixon looks at how post-war artists have dealt artistically with a country that wants to forget, finding in present-day Berlin signs that German art is finally coming to terms with its dark past.

Berlin will be the only European port of call for this collection, which extends from late Impressionism to the present day.

Time: the present day.

Her influence continues to the present day.

Lat: Present day latitude.