(14 Jul 2022)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
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Gemuend - 13 July 2022
1. Wide of village of Gemuend
2. Close of street Gemuend street sign
3. Mid of Gemuend, with bridges over river Olef, closed hotel in the foreground
4. Close of closed hotel with wood panels over windows
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FILE: Gemuend - 16 July 2021
5. Car submerged in flood waters
6. Heavily damaged house by river Urft
7. Damaged car in street
8. Various of heavily damaged house by river Urft
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Gemuend - 13 July 2022
9. Mid of repaired house (same house as in shot 6 and 8)
10. Tilt up from river Urft to damaged houses
11. Mid of repaired house (same house as in shot 6 and 8)
12. Wide of river Urft before pan right to empty space at riverside
13. Mid of restaurant with wood panels over windows
14. Debris outside building
15. SOUNDBITE (German) Uwe Schirmeister, 76, pensioner and resident of Gemuend:
"You can see it, like here behind me. For a year now, hardly anything is being done. Or here in the Protestant church, they are not able to repair the church clock. Somehow the money is missing."
16. Entrance to hotel
17. Close of door with chain and padlock around it
18. Damaged building
19. Tilt up from river Olef to damaged building
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FILE: Gemuend - 16 July 2021
20. Debris along riverside in Gemuend
21. Flooded car and debris
22. Pan right from debris in front of damaged shops to local shopping street
23. People moving debris from inside of shops to street
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Gemuend - 13 July 2022
24. Pan right of shopping street
25. Bakery stall in shopping street
26. SOUNDBITE (German) Sabine Wilhelm, 69, local bakery worker:
"I have a feeling that people think it's getting better and Gemuend is getting nicer. The creek looks a lot different and business is starting to come back up again."
27. Craftsman at work
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FILE: Gemuend - 16 July 2021
28. Tracking shot of damaged houses
29. Tracking shot of damaged house of local resident's Andrea Di Fraia and Edith Stoffels
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Gemuend - 13 July 2022
30. Various of Di Fraia working inside his damaged house
31. Di Fraia and Stoffels in front of their damaged house
32. SOUNDBITE (German) Andrea Di Fraia, 45, heating engineer:
"In the beginning, when I was asked, what do you feel or what is your feeling? I couldn't really say anything. This year a whole book has almost come out of it…of thoughts, views and changes. Nothing is the same as it was before."
33. Pan of damaged house
34. SOUNDBITE (German) Edith Stoffels, 71, pensioner and resident of Gemuend for 50 years:
"What happened here is a nightmare. When we looked out the attic window upstairs in the morning...it was like a lake here. Garden shed, cars, everything was gone. Stairs gone, everything is....so, it's unimaginable."
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FILE: Gemuend - 16 July 2021
35. Damaged house of Di Fraia and Edith Stoffels
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Gemuend - 13 July 2022
36. SOUNDBITE (German) Andrea Di Fraia, 45, heating engineer:
"We can be happy, can't we, Grandma?"
Edith Stoffels (German): "Yes, yes, we are confident. We can manage this all together, eh?"
37. Di Fraia working inside his damaged house
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FILE: Erftstadt - 17 July 2021
38. Various of flooded highway 265 with soldiers and rescue workers checking flooded cars
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Erftstadt - 13 July 2022
39. Wide of traffic on highway 265
STORYLINE:
A year on from the deadly floods which struck communities in Germany and parts of Western Europe, the scars of the disaster are still starkly visible.
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