Fragments of Homeland: The Women

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Original title Fragments of Homeland: The Women
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 2006
length 146 minutes
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Director Edgar Reitz
script Edgar Reitz
production Christian Reitz ,
Edgar Reitz
music Michael Riessler ,
Nikos Mamangakis
camera Christian Reitz
cut Christian Reitz ,
Susanne Hartmann (scenes from Heimat 2 & 3) ,
Heidi Handorf (scenes from Heimat 1)
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Heimat Fragments: Die Frauen is a compilation of initially unused game scenes from the three parts of the Heimat trilogy by Edgar Reitz, linked by a commentary narrator . The world premiere took place on September 2, 2006 during the Venice International Film Festival and represents the epilogue of the trilogy.

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At the center of the "plot", which is actually not a plot, is Hermann Simon's daughter Lulu. In a Munich cinema she finds herself in a kind of magical archive with striking scenes from her family history. Equipped with various drilling and digging tools, which she places in suitable places, she is now looking for her “old future from childhood”. As in Goethe's “Zueignung” to Faust I , almost all “wavering figures” of the previous three film series approach her, preferably women. Lulu makes a comment on love and death, remembering and forgetting, past and future, drawing a kind of quintessence from the home company and thus finally closing it.

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