Neurochlitz - The long way to nowhere

Movie
Original title	Neurochlitz - The long way to nowhere
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	2019
length	70 minutes
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Director	Claudia Baradoy, Riccardo Wittig
script	Claudia Baradoy, Riccardo Wittig
production	funded by: Brandenburg State Center for Political Education
music	Tamás Kahane , Toy Invention, Kai Arend
camera	Riccardo Wittig
cut	Riccardo Wittig

Neurochlitz - The Long Road to Nothing is a German documentary by Claudia Baradoy and Riccardo Wittig from 2019 . The documentary traces the history of Neurochlitz, the youngest village in the Uckermark. The documentary had its premiere on August 23, 2019 in the Neurochlitz cultural center .

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Neurochlitz in the Uckermark is the youngest town in the state of Brandenburg , founded on October 7, 1949 , Republic Day , a place that was built from nothing in the post-war years. Expellees from Silesia and East Prussia should find their new home here.

70 years after the place was founded, the film follows the traces of construction and life in the place. It portrays people who helped to build the village from 1949 and people who shape the place today. Stories of new settlers are told, of the difficult beginning, of financial difficulties and meager life, of everyday life in the GDR and political upheavals.

Information is provided by the former mayor Wilfried Burkhardt, Karin Gerstner, Jürgen Bülow, Sigrid Schulz, the married couple Annelies and Günther Wenzel and the historian Reinhard Schmook from the Oderland Museum.

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1. ↑ Neurochlitz - The long way to nowhere. Brandenburg State Center for Political Education, accessed on December 15, 2019 . 
2. ↑ Oliver Schwers: Incredible: World premiere in the youngest village in the Uckermark. Märkische Oderzeitung, August 28, 2019, accessed on December 15, 2019 . 
3. ↑ Neurochlitz - The long way to nowhere. MOZ Angermünde, August 21, 2019, accessed on December 15, 2019 .