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7:00 PM
Haus-Kino: Yesterday Girl
Film Screening|Against it! - Indignation, protest and resistance in film
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Goethe-Institut Montreal, Montreal
- Language Original version with French subtitles.
- Price Free, suggested donation: $ 5
- Part of series: Against it! - Indignation, protest and resistance in film
Germany, 1966, 88 min.
Director: Alexander Kluge
With: Alexandra Kluge, Hans Korte, Edith Kuntze-Peloggio, Palma Falck, Ado Riegler, Josef Kreindl, Käthe Ebners, Peter Staimmer, Hans Brammer, E. O. Fuhrmann
Anita G. is a young East German woman who comes to West Germany in hopes of a better life. With no real home and no job, she gets into trouble with the law when she steals and is sent to prison. After her sentence, she has difficulty adjusting to life in a new society. Her probation officer tries to help her, but Anita fails in every job, continues to lie and steal, and becomes a wandering gypsy. She then falls in love with a civil servant and feels a sense of security with him, until she is recognized on the street one day by a woman she betrayed. The woman forces Anita to admit her guilt. Eventually her relationship to the civil servant becomes a burden to him. Anita becomes pregnant, but is cast away by her married lover. Although he likes her, he realizes that he cannot really help her. Homeless and unable to deal with it all, she voluntarily goes to prison to find a shelter to have her baby. - www.filmportal.de
The film series "Against it! - Indignation, protest and resistance in film" is presented by the Goethe-Institut Montreal in collaboration with students from Collège Maisonneuve.
Location
In the form of a local corporation
1626 boul. St-Laurent
Bureau 100
Montreal H2X 2T1
Kanada