In this predominantly crowdfunding-financed sequel to HEIMAT AUF ZEIT (2009) Peter Benedix continues to follow the desperate struggle of three Lusatian villages against an energy giant and the local area's imminent excavation. A popular petition and constitutional challenge fail; Whilst the one side organises demonstrations and defiantly opens a village shop, their opponents are already investing heavily in future mines. More so than in the original film, Benedix explores the potential consequences of an energy transition and so-called “bridging technologies” in a region in which homeland and work are mutually exclusive concepts.
DCP | Farbe / colour
Peter Benedix
Peter Benedix, Andreas Albrecht
Fabian Koppri
Fabian Koppri
Peter Benedix
Malmöer Straße 27a
10439 Berlin
Germany
Tel.: +49.177.643 67 54
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Peter Benedix - – born 1980 in Lutherstadt Wittenberg. Studied
computational visualistics in Magdeburg,
where he later worked as a research associate
at the Institute for Medical Neurobiology.
Currently works as a freelance filmmaker in
Berlin; He started his long-term observational
documentary BRÜCKENJAHRE back in 2007.
HELDENZEIT (2003)
GALGENRATEN (2004, anim.)
LICHTBLICK (2005, short)
GENT – DIE WELT HAT NICHT GENUG (2005, short)
PHILIP (2005, short)
GABRIEL (2005)
GENT – DIE WELT AM ABGRUND (2006, short)
WESENZUG (2007, short)
WAS ÜBRIG BLEIBT (2007, short, doc)
LYNDIE (2008, short)
HEIMAT AUF ZEIT (2009, doc)
GEWISSENSBISSE (2011, short)
BEGEGNUNGEN (2012, short)