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Jew Boy Levi
Germany,
1998, 35mm, 97 minutes
German with English subtitles
Director: Didi Danquart
DC Premiere
Wednesday, December 8, 8:45 pm
Cecile Goldman Theater
with Vilna
$7.50 (2 films)
Thursday, December 9, 6:15 pm
Cecile Goldman Theater
with Vilna
$7.50 (2 films) |
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In
a small town in Germany’s Black Forest, little has changed for
centuries. Levi, a tradesman and cattle dealer, has been coming to the
town for years to buy and sell with the local farmers, just as his father
and grandfather before him. Levi feels such a part of the town that he
plans to propose to Lisbeth Horger, the Catholic daughter of one of his
clients. But in 1935 disturbing changes begin to take place with the
arrival in town of a Nazi bureaucrat Fabian Kohler (Ulrich Noethen, The
Harmonists). Slowly, the townspeople begin to change their attitudes
toward Levi. Director Didi Danquart has constructed a film with a
complicated moral terrain set against the pristine Black Forest, where an
ominous and seemingly unstoppable railroad is being constructed. |
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Distributed by Zero Film,
Germany
http://www.zerofilm.de/
preceded by
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Vilna
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Vilna
USA,
1998, video, 4 minutes
Director: Harvey Wang
DC Premiere
Wednesday, December 8, 8:45 pm
Cecile Goldman Theater
with Jew Boy Levi
(2 films)
Thursday, December 9, 6:15 pm
Cecile Goldman Theater
with Jew Boy Levi
(2 films) |
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| An
experimental montage of images shot on location in Vilna, Riga and Kovno
that centers on a woman walking a chilly, dark landscape searching for
memories that have been lost. |
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Vilna
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Chanukah
Candlelighting will take place at 5:45 pm every night in the Q
Street Lobby of the DCJCC (December 4 through 10) |
Welcoming Remarks:
Werner Ott,
Director,
Goethe-Institut Washington
(December 8)
Irmgard Maria Fellner, Special Events
Officer,
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany (December 9)
Special Guest:
Didi Danquart,
Director
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