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Two generations after the Holocaust, its aftermath has faded, but the small, seemingly banal moments of everyday life are still present. Through interviews with strangers and intimates, as well as views of contemporary Berlin, filmmaker Alexa Karolinski investigates how history reverberates through the everyday.
The film is an autobiography just as much as it is a portrait of a city and a testimony to the complexity of trauma—as collective, inherited, and embodied. Deliberately slow-paced, Signs of Life gives the viewer space to experience their own “signs of life.”
After her film Oma & Bella ( VJFF2013), Signs of Life is the second part in Karolinski’s trilogy about German Jewish Identity.
Sponsors
Gidon and Nadine Frame
Ian and Sandy Penn
Film Info
Year | 2018 |
Country | Germany |
Director | Alexa Karolinski |
Runtime | 83 min |
Language | German w/English subtitles |
Genre | documentary |