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[00:00:00] showings, generated revenue of 13 million and
[00:00:03] 488 dollars, and under the title "At
[00:00:06] All Costs," it is showing in domestic cinemas this week.
[00:02:15] The first novelty for this week found itself in the ninth
[00:02:18] position. It is a historical action war
[00:02:22] drama titled The Uprising. In
[00:02:24] 14th century England, ravaged by a plague
[00:02:27] epidemic, a peasant a rebellion against King
[00:02:31] Richard II and unexpectedly becomes a legend
[00:02:34] of resistance. Paul Greengrass directed this film, starring
[00:02:38] Andrew Garfield, Jamie Bell, Tom Hollander, Cosmo
[00:02:41] Jarvis, and others. After its premiere, the film earned
[00:02:45] 3 million and 250 thousand dollars.
[00:03:32] Time to pay!
[00:04:08] The second novelty of this week found itself in the eighth position, and it is an
[00:04:12] action horror drama titled Hope.
[00:04:15] A mysterious discovery occurs on the outskirts of a remote port
[00:04:18] city. The residents find themselves in a desperate struggle for
[00:04:22] survival against something they have never encountered
[00:04:25] before. The director is Na Hong Jing, and the main role is played by
[00:04:29] Hwang. Jung Min. The earnings of this film after
[00:04:32] its premiere amount to 5 million dollars.
[00:06:10] the horror thriller mystery
[00:06:14] the Further descends. Gemma, a young mother raising her daughter
[00:06:18] in the house where she grew up, discovers she can travel to
[00:06:21] the Further, where she possesses the ability to bring what lives
[00:06:24] there back into the real world. Jacob Chase
[00:06:28] directs, and the roles are played by Amelia Eve,
[00:06:31] Joseph Lopez, Lin Shaye, and Sam Spruell.
[00:06:35] After four weeks in American cinemas, the film
[00:06:38] grossed 60 million and
[00:06:41] 530 dollars. Titled
[00:06:44] Insidious: They Are Among Us, it ranks number 9
[00:06:48] on the domestic list.
[00:08:10] "Be This Week" is in sixth
[00:08:14] position. Inside the colorful world of "That's Baddy,"
[00:08:17] a group of children spend their days singing, dancing, helping
[00:08:21] Baddy spread happiness. However, when one child refuses to play
[00:08:25] by the rules, Baddy is not pleased, and cracks begin to
[00:08:28] appear in this seemingly perfect world.
[00:08:32] The director is Casper Kelly, and the roles are played by Kristin
[00:08:35] Milioti, Delaney Queen, and Topher Grace. The film
[00:08:38] has, after three weeks of screenings, generated revenue of 21
[00:08:42] million and 300 thousand dollars.
[00:09:16] From third to fifth position descends the animated action-
[00:09:20] adventure comedy fantasy titled
[00:09:23] Coyotes versus Akemi. Mirko S.
[00:09:26] Zlikovski is suing the company Akemi over faulty
[00:09:29] products that have been exploding in his face for years while he
[00:09:33] was trying to catch the roadrunner. He teams up with
[00:09:36] an unfortunate lawyer to win the case as they
[00:09:39] face a cold executive director.
[00:09:57] And on the domestic list, it occupies place number four.
[00:10:53] the fourth position. It's an action thriller comedy titled
[00:10:56] Runner. A former soldier is thrown into a brutal
[00:11:00] race against time when a critical medical delivery
[00:11:03] makes him a target of a ruthless cartel.
[00:11:06] The film is directed by Scott Waugh, and the roles are played by Alan
[00:11:10] Ritchson, Owen Wilson, Rodrigo Santoro, and
[00:11:13] others. After its premiere, the film grossed
[00:11:16] 6,433
[00:11:19] dollars, and under the title "The Courier: Race Against Time," it is showing in domestic cinemas
[00:11:23] this week.
[00:13:05] In third place on the American Box Office list this
[00:13:08] week is the historical action-adventure
[00:13:11] fantasy titled The Odyssey. The film follows
[00:13:15] the legendary Greek hero Odysseus, king of Ithaca, on
[00:13:18] his long and dangerous journey home after the end of
[00:13:22] the Trojan War. On this ten-year journey,
[00:13:25] he encounters many mythical creatures and obstacles, including
[00:13:29] the cyclops Polyphemus, sirens, and the sorceress Circe, while
[00:13:33] simultaneously striving to return to his wife Penelope, son
[00:13:36] Telemachus, and reclaim his home and
[00:13:39] kingdom. The film is directed by Christopher Nolan, and
[00:13:43] the roles are played by Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, Lupita
[00:13:46] Nyong'o, Matt Damon, Robert Pattinson, Tom Holland, and
[00:13:50] Zendaya. The Odyssey, after nine weeks of screenings, has generated
[00:13:54] revenue of six million and 507 dollars.
[00:13:57] On the domestic list, it holds the number five spot.
[00:14:58] From first to second position descends the science fiction
[00:15:02] action-adventure titled Spiderman: Brand New
[00:15:05] Day. Peter Parker no longer exists, but Spider-Man is in
[00:15:09] peak form as he looks after the safety of New York. Everything
[00:15:13] is going well for this anonymous hero until an unusual
[00:15:16] series of crimes draws him into a web of mystery unlike anything he has
[00:15:20] encountered before. To be ready for what's to come,
[00:15:24] only needs to be at the peak of his physical and
[00:15:27] mental readiness, but he must also be prepared to face
[00:15:31] the consequences of his past. The film is
[00:15:34] directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, and the roles are played by. Spider-Man:
[00:15:44] Brand New Day has, after seven weeks of screenings, earned
[00:15:47] 917 million and 800 thousand dollars.
[00:15:51] On the domestic list, it ranks number three.
[00:17:37] The generational family of witches, cursed to live without
[00:17:41] love for centuries, tries to break the curse by confronting
[00:17:44] dark secrets and mutual sacrifice. Susanne
[00:17:48] Bier directs this film, and the main roles are played by
[00:17:52] Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Stockard Channing,
[00:17:55] Dianne Wiest, Joey King, Lee Pace, Maisie
[00:17:58] Williams, and others. Titled Practical Magic
[00:18:02] 2, this film ranks number one on the domestic
[00:18:05] list.
[00:18:18] Among the 10 most-watched films in domestic cinemas,
[00:18:21] besides those already mentioned, are the following
[00:18:24] films: Guardian of the Icon of Saint George,
[00:18:28] Heart of the Little Prince, Just One
[00:18:30] Night, Her Private Hell, Hugo Goes to
[00:18:34] America, and Crystal Planet. You have
[00:18:37] watched the current American Box Office list. In the continuation
[00:18:41] of the show, we present several interesting titles whose premieres
[00:18:45] are expected soon.
[00:19:55] The romantic drama thriller fantasy titled
[00:19:58] Remainder is coming to cinemas worldwide on February 5th
[00:20:01] next year.
[00:20:04] A grieving architect moves to Cape Cod after
[00:20:08] leaving a psychiatric institution. While staying in
[00:20:11] a historic mansion, he meets a mysterious woman who challenges him
[00:20:15] to question his rational beliefs about life
[00:20:18] and loss. The screenplay and direction are by M.
[00:20:22] Night Shyamalan, who also plays one of the main roles. Also starring
[00:20:26] are Jake Gyllenhaal and F.B.I.
[00:20:28] Dynavor.
[00:21:17] drama titled "November 1963"
[00:21:21] is coming to cinemas worldwide
[00:21:23] The story of the president's assassination told by
[00:21:26] Jose Ancona, who was with his brother Sam Giancana
[00:21:30] during those days. Written by their cousin and
[00:21:34] told in real-time about the secret of how this
[00:21:38] crime was committed. Roland Joffé directs this film, and
[00:21:41] the main roles are played by John Travolta, Dermot Mulroney,
[00:21:44] and Mandy
[00:21:46] Patinkin.
[00:22:16] on N1 channel. New film stories await
[00:22:20] you in the same place next week.
[00:22:44] No endless scrolling, no mindless violence,
[00:22:48] no porn. In late 2025, Australia introduced
[00:22:52] the world's first age limit for social media. If you're under
[00:22:55] 16, the likes of Instagram, YouTube and TikTok are off
[00:22:59] limits. But more than 80% of teenagers still use
[00:23:02] them, thanks also to the platforms making it child's play to
[00:23:06] circumvent the ban.
[00:23:09] It's hardly difficult when the age check is just one question: are you
[00:23:13] over 16? Yes or
[00:23:15] no?
[00:23:19] However, you are welcome to DW Science Show. Tomorrow's
[00:23:23] a
[00:23:23] day.
[00:23:29] A few hand gestures and moments later you know whether someone is
[00:23:33] over or under 18.
[00:23:36] The French startup Needmand launched the border age service in December
[00:23:39] 2025.
[00:23:44] It sounds a little crazy. How does it work? It might sound
[00:23:48] hard to believe, but it's science, not.
[00:24:50] calibrated for age 18, the startup
[00:24:53] also plans to adapt the product to the thresholds of 15 and
[00:24:56] 16.
[00:24:59] What makes the method appealing is that users do not have to disclose
[00:25:02] personal
[00:25:03] data.
[00:25:08] The idea is interesting, because other age checks require you to show your face
[00:25:12] to camera. That also means your face is stored
[00:25:16] somewhere, raising privacy concerns.
[00:26:32] growing demand for both privacy and child
[00:26:35] protection.
[00:26:39] What are Germany's inventors typically working on these
[00:26:42] days? Transport and engineering are
[00:26:45] strong, but it's the auto industry that, according to the German
[00:26:48] patent office, is the top driver of
[00:26:50] innovation.
[00:26:54] Potholes. After winter, there everywhere. That means more
[00:26:58] roadworks and more traffic jams. Overweight
[00:27:01] trucks are particularly hard on
[00:27:03] roads.
[00:27:06] That's why the police carry out spot checks. Often they
[00:27:10] find the overloaded trucks also have brake
[00:27:12] defects. But this truck can inspect itself in real
[00:27:16] time. Mechanical engineers at Dortmund University of
[00:27:19] Applied Sciences and their partners have transformed it into a mobile
[00:27:23] laboratory.
[00:27:25] Here we monitor signals from the truck's running gear.
[00:27:29] The sensors are mounted beneath the trailer.
[00:27:34] This is the connector. It leads back to our data recording
[00:27:37] unit. So this is the sensor. Its data shows whether
[00:27:41] wheel loads are too high or too low and exactly where.
[00:27:44] Our current models can also detect brake defects, such as a brake
[00:27:48] failing on one side of an
[00:27:49] axle.
[00:27:54] The engineer has already fitted prototypes to five trucks now
[00:27:57] traveling across western Germany. But he
[00:28:00] manipulates the brakes for testing only on the university's own
[00:28:04] truck.
[00:28:08] This looks pretty wild. It's the brake fault simulator, which
[00:28:11] allows us to deliberately manipulate the truck's
[00:28:13] brakes.
[00:28:17] Then it's off to the test track. The driver steers the
[00:28:20] truck through sudden water jets. The truck's performance
[00:28:23] is tested again and
[00:28:25] again.
[00:28:30] I showed you earlier, record the second effects on the
[00:28:33] suspension. We can then analyze those effects using
[00:28:37] various modeling methods.
[00:28:39] The sensors beneath the trailer record everything, and the software analyzes
[00:28:43] the data for every lap of the test track. And for them, it's
[00:28:47] more than just a
[00:28:48] job.
[00:28:52] Driving a truck is fun.
[00:28:55] One highlight of the project was doing the test drives
[00:28:58] ourselves, not just designing a system at
[00:29:01] a desk.
[00:29:33] We no longer have to weigh the truck before and
[00:29:37] after, because the system displays the weight. That saves us 10 to
[00:29:40] 20 minutes each time. By the end of the day, that means at least one extra
[00:29:44] trip, so I can transport another full load.
[00:29:47] The monitoring system can also help
[00:29:51] truck drivers avoid fines for overweight loads. The
[00:29:55] system should soon be
[00:29:56] available.
[00:30:02] into practical use and get it onto the road, instead of letting the research
[00:30:06] disappear into a drawer. We're currently
[00:30:09] working with partners to industrialize the system by the end of
[00:30:12] 2026.
[00:30:16] The researchers estimate that the system will cost
[00:30:18] a few.
[00:30:21] Any time, truck drivers could use a phone to view load
[00:30:24] distribution, tire wear, and brake
[00:30:26] defects.
[00:30:29] Sensors beneath the trailer would also gather data on road conditions.
[00:30:37] As we drive along the road, an oscillating movement develops
[00:30:40] here. That allows us to assess the condition of the road
[00:30:43] surface.
[00:30:46] AI would continuously analyze the road condition
[00:30:49] data. As more trucks adopt the system, road
[00:30:53] crews would know far more precisely which routes need to be repaired
[00:30:57] first.