Frau Kutzer und andere Bewohner der Naunynstraße

Frau Kutzer und andere Bewohner der Naunynstraße

Release date : October 1, 1973
Runtime : 55m
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Director : Friedrich Zimmermann /
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Production companies : Sender Freies Berlin /
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Frau Kutzer und andere Bewohner der Naunystraße features the war-widow Frau Kutzer, the philosopher-guest worker Niyazi, as well as other characters passing through the street. The street itself bears silent witness to the deferred good life of the laborer. If Germany is “a little America,” as the narrator tells us, could there have been a “German Dream” for the migrant worker? Or is Berlin-Kreuzberg rather the site of an ongoing nightmare filled with the specters of Germany’s past? How do stories of place and of people converge on Naunystrasse? And how does this documentary speak to us today?
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  • title:Frau Kutzer und andere Bewohner der Naunynstraße
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1973
  • Runtime:55m
  • Genres:
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Friedrich Zimmermann /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies: Sender Freies Berlin ·
  • Overview:Frau Kutzer und andere Bewohner der Naunystraße features the war-widow Frau Kutzer, the philosopher-guest worker Niyazi, as well as other characters passing through the street. The street itself bears silent witness to the deferred good life of the laborer. If Germany is “a little America,” as the narrator tells us, could there have been a “German Dream” for the migrant worker? Or is Berlin-Kreuzberg rather the site of an ongoing nightmare filled with the specters of Germany’s past? How do stories of place and of people converge on Naunystrasse? And how does this documentary speak to us today?
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