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Pflaumen

Direction
Year 
2011
Country
  • Czech Republic
Runtime
16min 
Audio Tracks 
Subtitles 

A quiet resentment has marked relations between Czechs and Germans for much of the last century. Among other events, the expulsion by force of more than three million ethnic Germans residing in the Czech Sudetenland following the Second World War has left an unhealed scar that forms the symbolic border dividing the two nations. Pflaumen (Plums), poignantly examines this event through the simple story of a young Sudeten German boy and his mother.

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Details

  • Original Title
    Pflaumen
  • Direction
  • Screenplay
    Mark Ther
  • Cinematography
    Jan Vidlička, Erik Sikora
  • Editing
    Max Fischer
  • Sound
    Martin Hejl
  • Runtime
    16 min (16-30 min.)
  • Year
    2011
  • Country
    • Czech Republic
  • Format
    • Colour
  • Production

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