Mein Leben Teil 2 (audio description)

Germany/Chile 2003

Please note that this video contains only the accessible version with audio description and subtitles for the hearing impaired. You can also find the video with the original audio track on arsenal 3. “On my 18th birthday, my mother handed me a piece of paper on which she had written 10 points that she wanted to pass on to me in adulthood. Item one read: ‘The purpose of our lives is to evolve towards perfection. Nothing that is created and good is ever thrown away. Everything builds on previous achievements. You are descended from Joseph’s brother Levi, who lived 3,000 years ago.’ My mother collated and archived her own life. I inherited it and made it into a film that is primarily about perception, my legacy and addressing history. It is an attempt to share what was said and not said in my family, using objects, photos, audio and video material. The film is about trauma and at the same time about how history can be produced, archived, brought into conversations, and categorized, both at the macro- and micro-level, and how I continued to collect in order to tell a story.” (A. Levi) The digital restoration of MY LIFE PART 2 was made possible through the film heritage support program (FFE) financed by the Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, the states of Germany, and the German Federal Film Board (FFA).
91 min
HD
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Audio language:
EnglishGerman

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Director:

Angelika Levi

Original language:

EnglishGerman

Format:

1:1.33 HD, Color

Age rating:

Starting at 0

Audio language:

EnglishGerman

Audio description:

German

Subtitles (SDH):

German