Joanna Hogg, Tilda Swinton – The Eternal Daughter #Venezia79
Reprising a longstanding creative partnership.
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Cynthia Beatt – Director – A House in Berlin
FRED catches up with filmmaker Cynthia Beatt to talk about her latest work A HOUSE IN BERLIN, shown at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2014.
A personal voyage becomes a journey into the history of 20th-century Germany. A Glasgow woman unexpectedly inherits an old house in Berlin from her Jewish great-uncle. She goes to inspect the property, finding it in dilapidated condition, and makes friends with two of the tenants, who help her investigate the complex history of the building. In a relaxed and fluid style that effortlessly mixes fiction and non-fiction, director Cynthia Beatt provides a complex yet lucid and compelling account of personal pathways intersecting with great forces of history.
Festival section: Focus on Germany
Reporter: Matt Micucci
Written by: fredfilmradio
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