Synopsis
In Lusatia, the Sorbs, the smallest Slavic group, confront cultural challenges as a filmmaker investigates her heritage within an industrial setting.
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Synopsis
Lusatia features a green lawn bordered by a forest and the cooling towers of a coal power station. This 2023 documentary follows a director as she returns to her birthplace to search for her roots. She investigates the region’s ancient identity and language amid its industrial backdrop. Lusatia is home to the Sorbs, the smallest Slavic group, whose culture faces challenges in this changing environment.
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Why Watch
- See Lusatia's unique landscape and its cultural significance.
- Meet the Sorbs and learn about their ancient identity.
- Find out about the director's personal connection to the region.
Did You Know
- The film is set in Lusatia, home to the Sorbs, the smallest Slavic people.
- The documentary has a runtime of 92 minutes.
- The landscape features a coal power station with steaming cooling towers.
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What is the duration of the documentary We Call Her Hanka?
The duration of We Call Her Hanka is 92 minutes.
Where was the director of We Call Her Hanka born?
The director was born in Lusatia.
What is the smallest Slavic people mentioned in the documentary?
The smallest Slavic people mentioned are the Sorbs.
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