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In 'Eastward', director Thomas Arslan presents the lives of three residents from a quiet area north of Berlin after German reunification. The film captures their personal stories as they adapt to the changes brought by the fall of the Berlin Wall. Each individual articulates their hopes and ambitions while facing the new economic landscape that has emerged in their community.
The documentary provides a detailed look at the impact of reunification on these residents, emphasizing their aspirations for the future. Through their narratives, the film reflects the broader societal shifts occurring in Germany during this transformative period, allowing viewers to understand the complexities of life in a post-wall environment.
Why Watch
- •Meet residents adapting to post-wall Berlin.
- •Find out how reunification changed local economies.
- •See personal stories from a tranquil German community.
Did You Know
•The film features three residents from a tranquil area north of Berlin.
•The documentary was directed by Thomas Arslan in 1991.
•The runtime of 'Eastward' is 24 minutes.
Perfect For
German reunification historyBerlin Wall impactLocal economic changes