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SCHICHT (SHIFT) is a film that examines the filmmaker's family history through private archives. It presents a layered narrative that connects personal stories with the industrial backdrop of Salzgitter, Germany. The film captures the essence of a city that is shrinking, reflecting on the impact of industrial decline and the legacy of nuclear waste.
The narrative unfolds in 29 minutes, allowing viewers to engage with both the personal and collective memories tied to the city's industrial past. The film's structure emphasizes the relationship between the filmmaker's family and the broader historical context, creating a portrait that is both intimate and reflective of the changing landscape of Salzgitter.
Why Watch
- •Meet Alex Gerbaulet, the filmmaker.
- •Find out about Salzgitter's industrial history.
- •See personal family stories intertwined with city decline.
Did You Know
•The film is directed by Alex Gerbaulet.
•Salzgitter is an industrial city in Germany facing decline.
•The film has a runtime of 29 minutes.
•Nuclear waste is a significant theme in the film.
Perfect For
German industrial historyDocumentary film enthusiastsFamily legacy exploration