Don't call it Heimweh
Directed by Thomas Halaczinsky
At the age of 83 Margot Friedlaender who had surivied the holocaust starts a search for identity
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Overview
- Genre
- Biography, History, and Contemporary Issues
- Synopsis
The Greeks call it nostalgia–in German Heimweh. At the age of eighty-two, Margot Friedlander begins a journey to resolve a life long search for home and identity. Surviving Nazi Germany hidden by Germans while her family was murdered in Auschwitz has left herwith truly conflicted feelings.
- Stage
- finished
- Running time
- 59 minutes
Credits
- Thomas Halaczinsky ... Director, Producer
Production Details
- Prod. Co.
- Tudor Productions
- Country
- United States
- Years of Production
- 2004
- Locations
- New York, Berlin
Distribution Details
- Release year
- 2005
- Festivals
- Woodstock, Jewish film Festival Palm Beach, Jewish Film Festival Boston and others
- Awards
- Opening Fim Jewish Film Festival Berlin 2005
- Distribution
- Available on DVD in Germnay
- Broadcast (Acq.)
- ARD Germany
- Language
- English / German
- Subtitles
- yes
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