Sites Unseen (2002) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Sites Unseen about?
Sites Unseen is a short documentary. A Jewish cemetery in Warsaw serves as the backdrop for a three-channel 16mm projection. The film juxtaposes this imagery with a photograph of a great aunt who perished in Treblinka. It also features a scene of the filmmaker's late grandmother eating her morning cornflakes. Through these elements, the documentary reflects on personal and collective memory, connecting past and present in a brief eight-minute runtime.
When was Sites Unseen released?
Sites Unseen was released in 2002.
How long is Sites Unseen?
Sites Unseen has a runtime of 8 minutes.
What genre is Sites Unseen?
Sites Unseen is classified as History.