Publicado el Abril 24, 2013 por Ahorn
by Andrew Horn
After Berlin’s overly extended winter, the first warm days of Spring coincided with this year’s Achtung Berlin Film Festival. For those who never been, it’s a festival devoted to the city of Berlin, either from subject matter, location, or by virtue of the fact that the director lives or works in the city Continue Reading
Publicado en Documentary Films, Fiction films, Events
and was tagged with documentary, family, achtung berlin, roland klick, sandra prechtel, bedways, rp kahl, sex on screen, rehearsals, mother's day, Bin Chuen Choi, independent film, new german cinema
Publicado el Marzo 31, 2011 por Arsenal
(Interview re-published courtesy of the International Forum of New Cinema)
Stefanie Schulte Strathaus: Your last film was made a very long time ago. How long did you spend working on MY LIFE, PART 2, your first full-length film?
Angelika Levi: I began in 1996. I travelled to Chile and began researching my mother’s life. So seven years Continue Reading
Publicado en Documentary Films
and was tagged with angelika levi, mein leben teil 2, first person film, history, autobiografischer film, chile, emigration, exile, family, my life part 2, nachkriegsdeutschland, remembrance, shoah
Publicado el Marzo 24, 2010 por le_redacteur
Karin Jurschick talks about her film IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN NICE AFTER THAT:
There’s a scene in the film where a child wishes that God would make a movie, a movie that told the ‘truth’. This was a childhood wish of my own. The desire to give shape to the invisible war that I saw going Continue Reading
Publicado en Documentary Films, E-LEARNING
and was tagged with family, danach hätte es schön sein müssen, die helfer und die frauen, it should have been nice after that, Karin Jurschick, mother, suicide, the peacekeepers and the women, Vater Tochter
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