Between summer 1999 and spring 2000, Ruth Beckermann captures life on Marc Aurel-Straße, the last Jewish textile merchant in Vienna's former textile district.
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Between summer 1999 and spring 2000, Ruth Beckermann captures life on Marc Aurel-Straße, the last Jewish textile merchant in Vienna's former textile district.
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Synopsis
On Marc Aurel-Straße in Vienna, Ruth Beckermann captures the daily lives of residents between the summer of 1999 and spring 2000. The film features the last surviving Jewish textile merchant in the area, alongside stories from an Iranian hotel proprietor and patrons at Café Salzgries. As Beckermann documents these personal narratives, she also addresses the political climate in Austria, marked by the rise of a far-right party in the government coalition, reflecting the changing dynamics of the community.
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Why Watch
- Meet Ruth Beckermann, a notable woman director.
- Find out about Vienna's Jewish textile history.
- See the impact of far-right politics in Austria.
Did You Know
- The film was made between summer 1999 and spring 2000.
- Marc Aurel-Straße is the last surviving Jewish textile merchant.
- The documentary features an Iranian hotel proprietor and Café Salzgries regulars.
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Who directed the documentary 'Homemad(e)'?
Ruth Beckermann directed the documentary 'Homemad(e)'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Homemad(e)'?
The duration of 'Homemad(e)' is 84 minutes.
In which city is 'Homemad(e)' primarily set?
The documentary is primarily set in Vienna, Austria.
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