Heimat - Fragments: the Women (2006)
Sobre o filme
The story of Lulu, age 35, sister of musician Hermann Simon. In close on forty segments, the film shows his search for what he describes as "the old future of his childhood". Concomitantly, in each segment, the film outlines lives and dreams of women in the last century. The ghosts evoked by Lulu do, in fact, appear. Forgotten war scenes, involving father and brothers and sisters; scenes of absurd incidents in parks; visits to Grandma Maria?s farm; or Hermann, still as a child, in short pants, introduced to the beauty of first love with Klärchen. Lulu?s discoveries are inebriating. There are funny, wild, romantic and painful scenes. When he was a baby with curly hair, Lulu was carried about in a perambulator, in Hermann?s arms, or in a rattletrap of a car. When Lulu finally finds his way, leaving aside a world of dreams and returning to reality, the real world is no longer the same. The film was co-produced, photographed, and edited by the filmmaker?s son Edgar Reitz, Christian.
Título original: Heimat - Fragmente: Die Frauen
Ano: 2006
Duração: 146 minutos
País: Germany
Cor: color e P&B, 35mm
Direção: EDGAR REITZ
Roteiro: Edgar Reitz
Fotografia: Christian Reitz
Elenco: Nicola Schössler, Henry Arnold, Salome Kammer, Caspar Arnhold, Gudrun Landgrebe, Jörg Richter
Produtor: Edgar Reitz, Christian Reitz
Música: Michael Riessler, Nikos Mamangakis
Edições: 30