Shot in Berlin, The View from Our House is an essay film exploring history and place. A disturbing memory of a young woman and aspiring
photographer living in the early Nazi period is evoked within an eclectic survey of her neighbourhood.
"... a haunting and quietly moving essay film that revolves around the memories of a young woman growing up in Nazi-era Berlin. ...a film that
sorrowfully re-creates the texture of everyday life." (Edward Lawrenson, Rotterdam Film Festival)
Wednesday 30th October 2013 19.00
Galerie Collection Regard
Steinstraße 12, 10119 Berlin
Free admission
http://www.collectionregard.de/
There will also be a small exhibition of photographs from 1933-6 which relate to the film.
Thursday 31st October 2013 19.00
Screening in connection with Gedenkort SA-Gefaengnis-Papestrasse
62 Werner-Voss-Damm
12101 Berlin
S-Bahn: Sued-Kreuz
Free admission
http://www.gedenkort-papestrasse.de/fuehrungen-und-veranstaltungen.html
This screening is part of
“Zerstörte Vielfalt. Berlin 1933-1938-1945. Eine Stadt erinnert sich” Guided tour of SA-Gefaengnis-Papestrasse before film screening at 18.00
Tel.: 030/90277-6163 The filmmakers will be present at both screenings.
For further information about the film:
http://www.view-from-our-house.info/