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WHAT REMAINED UNSPOKEN – Lo que quedó guardado<br />

by Bernhard Hetzenauer CONFLICTS | FILM | PORTRAIT | WOMEN | YOUTH<br />

In this film the director makes the unusual effort to combine psychotherapeutic work with filmmaking.<br />

He accompanies 25-year-old Mexican actress Ana Serrano through a process of finding herself. In a<br />

poetic way the film shows the painful process of losing a beloved person and the search for a way to<br />

deal with the loss.<br />

German title: WAS UNAUSGESPROCHEN BLIEB – Lo que quedó guardado<br />

Festivals: Linz, Guadalajara, Hamburg, Poznan<br />

13min | 16mm onto DigiBeta | DVD | SD | 16:9 | b&w | original Spanish version with English or German subtitles<br />

WHEN TWO SING – Search for a Jewish Sound<br />

by Dirk Richard Heidinger CULTURE | MUSIC | PORTRAIT<br />

The son of a Viennese Jewish refugee finds himself leaving his<br />

home in California to play Klezmer in Berlin. Through his music<br />

he explores the spark of Jewish creativity. Paul Brody founded<br />

the band ‘Sadawi’ and has become one of the major bands in<br />

contemporary Klezmer and Jazz.<br />

Through his music he has created a new sound of Jewish music<br />

and has worked extensively with producer John Zorn. In Jewish<br />

festivals in Krakow and Vienna, both avant-garde and traditionalists,<br />

explain tradition and innovation in there work. An American on the road in Europe playing<br />

contemporary Jewish music in what was once the Krakow ghetto, exploring the cross roads of Jazz<br />

and Hip Hop and Hassidic melodies...<br />

This film is a dialogue with his past, with his band live on stage, and with others who are searching.<br />

75min | 60min | DVD | 16:9 | original English version with German subtitles available<br />

WILDE(R)MANN<br />

by Roswitha Ziegler PORTRAIT | SUSTAINABILITY | SOCIAL BIOTOPE | ECONOMY<br />

Wilde(r)mann shows during one year the life of a very special farmer, Wolfgang Beuse and his<br />

sheppard, Helmut, both living in a small village Wildemann in the HARZ mountains.<br />

The farmer is kind of radical and very clear explanating what’s happening economical around him.<br />

He explains his situation with admirable lucidity. We watch him,his cows, goats, dogs, all the animals<br />

and people round the farm, also the life of some friends and relatives, which are unemployed paupers.<br />

It's a dying region with high population decrease. Young people leave the village to find work, only<br />

the old ones stay. At one hand the film shows how they try to keep their tradition, for instance during<br />

thanksgiving, they wear their traditional costumes and show their habits, their singing and yodelling,<br />

etc., the other hand is the problem to ‘survive’, and not to give up during this hard times of global<br />

crisis. To find a personal way of surviving by doing subsistence farming. Trying to be independent<br />

and being in luck even the times are getting harder and harder.<br />

92min | DigiBeta | DVD | original German version with English subtitles available<br />

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<strong>german</strong> <strong>documentaries</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />

Contact:<br />

HFBK Hamburg<br />

Lerchenfeld 2<br />

22081 Hamburg, Germany,<br />

tel.: +49 (0) 40-428989446<br />

filmfestival@hfbk-hamburg.de<br />

Bernhard Hetzenauer<br />

cell: +49 (0) 176-89200603<br />

bernhard.hetzenauer@gmail.com<br />

Production:<br />

Dirk Richard Heidinger<br />

Heinrich-Roller-Str. 17<br />

10405 Berlin, Germany<br />

tel.: +49 (0) 171-3149500<br />

luxx@gmx.eu<br />

Contact:<br />

Wendländische Filmkooperative<br />

Dickfeitzen 13<br />

29496 Waddeweitz, Germany<br />

tel.: +49 (0) 5849-971110<br />

roswitha.ziegler@wfko.de<br />

www.wfko.de

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