Two Holocaust survivors, Regina Karolinski and Bella Katz, share a home in Berlin, where they bond over cooking and preserving their memories.
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Two Holocaust survivors, Regina Karolinski and Bella Katz, share a home in Berlin, where they bond over cooking and preserving their memories.
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Regina Karolinski, known as Oma, and her friend Bella Katz live together in Berlin. Both are Holocaust survivors who chose to remain in Germany after World War II. In their shared home, they prepare traditional meals that connect them to their childhoods. Their culinary routines reveal their humor and storytelling. Directed by Alexa Karolinski, the film captures their efforts to preserve memories while embracing the present. The documentary runs for 76 minutes and was released in 2012.
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Why Watch
- Meet Regina Karolinski, a Holocaust survivor in Berlin.
- Find out how food connects memories for Oma and Bella.
- See the light-hearted humor of two elderly friends.
Did You Know
- Regina Karolinski is affectionately known as Oma.
- The film was directed by Alexa Karolinski, Oma's granddaughter.
- Oma and Bella are both Holocaust survivors who remained in Germany after the war.
- The documentary has a duration of 76 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Oma & Bella?
Oma & Bella was directed by Alexa Karolinski.
What is the runtime of the documentary Oma & Bella?
The runtime of Oma & Bella is 76 minutes.
What languages are spoken in the documentary Oma & Bella?
The documentary is in German.
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