Uckermark (2002) Volker Koepp, Fritz Marquardt


Lying just sixty kilometers from Berlin, and bordering to the northeast with West Pomerania and Poland, the Uckermark is Germany’s largest region, but also the most sparsely populated and poorest. Uckermark portrays, with much humour and a sense for the ludicrous, the coexistence of the various eras using the stories and lives of the local people. The Uckermark was marked by history, with most of the farms being owned by the landed gentry until the Second World War. After the war, these estates were expropriated by the communist state and collectives set up. As if on stage, the film gathers together a small group of stragglers (the farmers) and post-Wall returnees (the noblemen).

IMDB

File Name : Uckermark.avi
File Size : 1.23 GB / 1262.3 MB
Resolution : 704×432
Duration : 01:43:30

Quality: DVDRip
Language: German
Subs: English (idx/sub files)
Country: Germany
Genre: Documentary

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