Blanka Zavitkovska
Czech Republic | 2010 | 58mins | 35mm | Colour | Subtitled
Born in India, raised in the former Czechoslovakia, living in Italy: Isa feels European. She decided to seek her roots in the Czech-German borderland, her childhood home.Edita was one of thirty seven Jews who came back after the war. Today, she is the last one alive. This film tells the story of an extraordinary encounter: two women, two completely different life paths, two views of one town. Their recollections give structure to a blend of historic and modern footage, where the past mingles with the present. The Director will introduce the screening.
Producer Ale_ Langr
Print Source Institute of Documentary Film – Czech Republic
Part of:
Documentaries 2010 »
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American Boy + American Prince 
American Jihadist 
Another Perfect World 
Benda Bilili! 
Boxing Gym 
David Wants To Fly 
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Happy End 
I Shot My Love 
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Kick In Iran 
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Lone Samaritan (Shomroni Boded) 
Love, Lust & Lies 
Metamorphosis Of A Station (Métamorphose D'une Gare) 
My Beautiful Dacia (Mi Hermoso Dacia) 
Neither Fish Nor Fowl 
Plug & Pray 
Postcard To Daddy 
Small Wonders 
Stonewall Uprising 
The Children Of The Commune (Die Kinder Vom Friedrichshof) 
The Pipe 
The World According to Ion B 
Travel Queeries 
Two Brothers - One Sound: The World Of Bernard And François Baschet 
Waiting For Superman 
What We Leave In Our Wake 
Who is Dervla Murphy? 
You Only Live Twice - The Incredibly True Story Of The Hughes Family
