Ladislav Feierabend, having in 1941 fled from the Germans to London and become finance minister of Edvard Beneš’ government in exile, is after the communist coup in post-war Czechoslovakia faced with the prospect of a show trial. In Děčín he encounters the Elbe boatman Josef Novák, whose German-Czech family background has attracted the attentions of the Czechoslovak secret service. It is on Novák’s ship that Feierabend takes flight from his homeland anew.
A fateful encounter in 1948 is the starting point of a reflection on German-Czech local history; caught between normality, animosity and remembrance.
Blu-Ray | Farbe / colour & s/w / b/ w
Uwe Rada
Holger Rada
Holger Rada
Galdson
Prof. Dr. Holger Rada
Hochschule Bremerhaven
Audiovisuelle Medien
SG Digitale Medienproduktion
An der Karlstadt 8
27568 Bremerhaven
hrada@hs-bremerhaven.de
Uwe Rada, Holger Rada - Uwe Rada – born 1963 in Göppingen. Studied history, German language and literature in Berlin. Journalist and author of numerous books.
Holger Rada – born 1965 in Göppingen. Studied modern history, philosophy and media studies in Tübingen. Has since 2003 lectured in media design and media production at the Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences.
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