2007 | Color | 1h 28 A woman who was separated from her parents during the ?Dirty War? in Mexico goes in search of her brother, who also disappeared. Country: México Direction: Burkhard; Christiane Script: Burkhard; Christiane Production: Burkhard; Christiane Photography: Burkhard; Christiane Sound: Barberis; Matías Music: González Phillips; Guillermo Participation year at FICM: 2008
2007 | Color | 1h 28 A woman who was separated from her parents during the ?Dirty War? in Mexico goes in search of her brother, who also disappeared. Country: México Direction: Burkhard; Christiane Script: Burkhard; Christiane Production: Burkhard; Christiane Photography: Burkhard; Christiane Sound: Barberis; Matías Music: González Phillips; Guillermo Participation year at FICM: 2008
The Empress of Mexico A portrait of one of the last suvivors of the German-Jewish exile in Mexico: Marianne Frenk-Westheim. Translator, writer and great connoisseur of the arts, she lived in three centuries and in two cultures very far from one another: her first 32 years in Germany and more than 70 years in her second home, Mexico. Her most important work of art is without any doubt her own life: her movement between worlds, languages, cultures, and generations. See More
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