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Deep Dive: Time Theorem (2022)

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Time Theorem
In 'Time Theorem', director Andrés Kaiser uses amateur films and photographs from his migrant grandparents' collection to present a narrative of family history. The documentary integrates these personal artifacts to create a visual representation of migration and identity, emphasizing the experiences of his family. The film invites viewers to reflect on the past and the legacy of their ancestors through the lens of home movie footage. The documentary features contributions from family members, including Arnoldo Kaiser and Anita Schlittler, and spans a duration of 90 minutes. It is produced in Mexico and is available in both German and Spanish, showcasing the cultural heritage of the family while also addressing broader themes of belonging and heritage.

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.

Perfect For

Family history enthusiastsDocumentary film loversCultural heritage advocates