Hundreds of amateur films and photographs from Andrés Kaiser's migrant grandparents' collection form a visual narrative of family history and identity.
Synopsis
Hundreds of amateur films and photographs from Andrés Kaiser's migrant grandparents' collection form a visual narrative of family history and identity.
Synopsis
Andrés Kaiser uses home movie footage and photographs from his grandparents' collection to tell a personal story in Time Theorem. The film features Arnoldo Kaiser and Anita Schlittler, who share memories of migration and family history. Through 8mm and super 8mm films, the documentary captures moments from their lives, reflecting on identity and heritage. The 90-minute film, produced in Mexico, combines German and Spanish languages to create a rich narrative of belonging and memory.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See personal stories through home movie footage.
- Meet Arnoldo Kaiser and Anita Schlittler on screen.
- Find out about migrant family histories.
Did You Know
- The film features hundreds of amateur films and photographs.
- Director Andrés Kaiser sourced materials from his migrant grandparents.
- The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
- It was produced in Mexico and is available in German and Spanish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Time Theorem'?
Andrés Kaiser directed the documentary 'Time Theorem'.
What is the duration of 'Time Theorem'?
'Time Theorem' has a duration of 90 minutes.
In which countries was 'Time Theorem' produced?
'Time Theorem' was produced in Mexico.
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