Brussels-Transit (1982) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Brussels-Transit about?
Brussels-Transit is a documentary. Samy Szlingerbaum's family seeks refuge in post-World War II Europe. Set against the backdrop of Brussels, the film uses the Yiddish language to tell their story. Made in 1982, "Brussels-Transit" is the first Yiddish feature film in thirty years. Szlingerbaum combines drama with documentary footage to depict the struggles of European Jewry during this time. The film addresses themes of loss, identity, and the search for a new home in a changed world.
When was Brussels-Transit released?
Brussels-Transit was released in 1982.
How long is Brussels-Transit?
Brussels-Transit has a runtime of 82 minutes.
What genre is Brussels-Transit?
Brussels-Transit is classified as Culture, History.
What topics does Brussels-Transit cover?
Brussels-Transit explores topics including refugee-crisis, homelessness.