

Two women from Poland and Germany recount their lives shaped by World War II, reflecting on guilt and forgiveness in a 28-minute film.
Synopsis
Two women from Poland and Germany recount their lives shaped by World War II, reflecting on guilt and forgiveness in a 28-minute film.
Synopsis
Annemarie Liermann and Janina Grześkowiak recount their lives during World War II from opposing sides. Their stories unfold against the backdrop of Poland and Germany, reflecting on the guilt and forgiveness that followed the conflict. Archival footage complements personal memories, creating a narrative of displacement. Directed by Magdalena Szymków, the 28-minute documentary presents their parallel experiences shaped by war and its aftermath.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Annemarie Liermann and Janina Grześkowiak's stories.
- Find out how war shaped their parallel lives.
- See archival footage alongside personal narratives.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2012 and has a duration of 28 minutes.
- It features two women from opposing sides of World War II: a Polish and a German.
- The documentary was produced in Poland and Great Britain.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'My House Without Me'?
The documentary 'My House Without Me' was directed by Magdalena Szymków.
What is the duration of 'My House Without Me'?
'My House Without Me' has a duration of 28 minutes.
What languages are spoken in 'My House Without Me'?
The languages spoken in 'My House Without Me' are German and Polish.
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