Kalte Heimat
Deutschland
1994/1995
Dokumentarfilm
Cold Homeland
Seven hundred years ago the region on the Baltic between the Vistula and Memel rivers was populated by a people - the Pruss - who later gave their name to the area: Prussia. In 1945 the northern part of the region fell to the Soviet Union, becoming the Kalingradskaja Oblast: a Russian enclave wedged in between Lithuania and Poland. The film portrays the life of the people of this region, people of different generations and the most disparate backgrounds ...
Source: German films Service & Marketing GmbH
Credits
Director
Screenplay
Director of photography
Editing
Music
Production company
Alle Credits
Director
Screenplay
Interviews
Translation
Director of photography
Assistant camera
Lighting design
Editing
Assistant editor
Sound
Audio mixing
Music
Production company
in association with
Producer (TV)
Line producer
Unit production manager
Original distributor
Shoot
- 1994: Swetlogoesk/Rauschen, Melinkowo/Rudau, Kaliningrad/Königsberg, Altweynothen, Sowjetsk/Tilsit, [Frühjahr (?)]
Duration:
4337 m, 158 min
Format:
35mm, 1:1,66
Video/Audio:
Eastmancolor, Ton
Censorship/Age rating:
FSK-Prüfung (DE): 13.04.1995, 73061, ohne Altersbeschränkung / feiertagsfrei
Screening:
TV-Erstsendung (DE): 01.07.1996, West 3
Titles
Additional titles
- Abschnittstitel (DE) Kalte Heimat - Leben im nördlichen Ostpreußen
- Originaltitel (DE) Kalte Heimat
- Weiterer Titel (DE) Kalte Heimat - Leben in Ostpreußen
Versions
Original
Duration:
4337 m, 158 min
Format:
35mm, 1:1,66
Video/Audio:
Eastmancolor, Ton
Censorship/Age rating:
FSK-Prüfung (DE): 13.04.1995, 73061, ohne Altersbeschränkung / feiertagsfrei
Screening:
TV-Erstsendung (DE): 01.07.1996, West 3
Awards
Deutscher Filmpreis 1996
- Filmband in Gold, Beste Kamera
IFF Nyon 1996
- Publikumspreis
FBW 1995
- Prädikat: wertvoll