A year-long effort to save a family farm in Upper Palatinate unfolds as 83-year-old Berta and her granddaughters confront financial challenges.
Synopsis
A year-long effort to save a family farm in Upper Palatinate unfolds as 83-year-old Berta and her granddaughters confront financial challenges.
Synopsis
Berta, an 83-year-old woman, has spent decades preparing schnitzels in her cast-iron pan on her family farm in the Upper Palatinate. As the farm and its guest house face financial difficulties, her granddaughters, Monika and Hannah, confront the challenge of preserving their family's legacy. Monika, initially hesitant due to her academic background, chooses to leave her modern life behind to support the struggling farm. Over the course of a year, the two women work to blend tradition with innovation while grappling with their family's history.
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Why Watch
- Meet Berta, the 83-year-old schnitzel expert.
- Follow Monika as she leaves her academic life behind.
- Discover the challenges of running a family farm in Germany.
Did You Know
- Berta is 83 years old and has dedicated her life to schnitzel preparation.
- The film features a family farm in the Upper Palatinate facing financial ruin.
- Monika decides to abandon her modern lifestyle to help save the farm.
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What is the age of Berta in '80.000 Schnitzel'?
Berta is 83 years old.
What challenges do Monika and Hannah face in the documentary?
Monika and Hannah confront the financial ruin of their family farm and the need to preserve their family's heritage.
What type of food does Berta prepare on her farm?
Berta has dedicated her life to preparing schnitzels in her old cast-iron pan.
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