My Life Part 2

Year: 2003

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: German

Documentary

Through objects, photographs, audio tapes and archival footage, director Angelika Levi—who is half‑German and half‑Jewish—reconstructs her family’s history. The documentary investigates inherited trauma and examines how personal and collective memory are recorded, filed, transformed into discourse and arranged on both macro and micro levels.

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