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March Brandenburg, Inc. focuses on the changing landscape of Zehdenick, Brandenburg in late 1990. The film captures the atmosphere of euphoria and hope brought about by the German Reunification, juxtaposed with the rising unemployment that the community faces as Russian troops depart. This contrast reflects the complexities of a region undergoing significant transformation.
Director Volker Koepp presents a nuanced view of the local populace as they navigate these changes. The film runs for 73 minutes, offering an intimate look at the lives of those affected by the socio-political shifts in the area, emphasizing both the optimism of reunification and the harsh realities of economic instability.
Why Watch
- •See the impact of German Reunification on local communities.
- •Meet the residents of Zehdenick facing economic changes.
- •Find out how the departure of Russian troops affected daily life.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Volker Koepp in 1991.
•Zehdenick, Brandenburg experienced a rise in unemployment during reunification.
•Russian troops began leaving Zehdenick in late 1990.
Perfect For
German reunificationPost-Soviet historyLocal economic changes