Sirāt: No Lesson to Learn
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DrehOrt Berlin
Helga Reidemeisters poetic documentary gives various residents of East and West Berlin a chance to have their say. They discuss their different ways of life and the nature of their divided city. All interviews are refreshingly sincere when they consider the future of the city, and none of them are even remotely pro-American.
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Helga Reidemeisters poetic documentary gives various residents of East and West Berlin a chance to have their say. They discuss their different ways of life and the nature of their divided city. All interviews are refreshingly sincere when they consider the future of the city, and none of them are even remotely pro-American.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Helga Reidemeister
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Journal-Film Klaus Volkenborn KG, WDR, Sender Freies Berlin
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