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Thomas Heise, noted documentary filmmaker from the former East Germany, takes a trip to France to visit his brother Andreas, who lives there in a rather unusual situation. This documentary shows the meeting between the two brothers who have not seen each other for many years.
This film reveals that, once assumed and spoken, guilt leaves no room for anything else. And sometimes silence must be maintained in order to preserve the possibility of dialogue.
This film reveals that, once assumed and spoken, guilt leaves no room for anything else. And sometimes silence must be maintained in order to preserve the possibility of dialogue.
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Cast:
Thomas Heise (documentary film) -
Original Title:
Mein Bruder, We'll Meet Again -
Country:
Germany -
Year:
2005 - 57' DE, Subtitles: PT-BR
Director
Thomas Heise
Thomas Heise is a documentary filmmaker and screenwriter born in East Germany in 1955. He started working as an assistant director at DEFA studios in 1975. His first film, the documentary Why Make a Film About People Like Them? (1980) - produced entirely with black market materials - was banned from public screening.
Since the beginning of the 1990s, Heise`s documentaries have attracted national and international attention. His works encompass a wide range of contemporary socially relevant topics such as privatization, the reorganization of the formerly industrial sphere, unemployment and rightwing radicalism to name just a few.
Since the beginning of the 1990s, Heise`s documentaries have attracted national and international attention. His works encompass a wide range of contemporary socially relevant topics such as privatization, the reorganization of the formerly industrial sphere, unemployment and rightwing radicalism to name just a few.
