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Discover the magic of Austrian cinema at the 9th edition of the Austrian Film Week in Israel, brought to you by the Austrian Cultural Forum.
This year’s selection explores timeless themes of love, friendship, and solidarity, but also the haunting specters of destructive power, repression, and mortality. while joining remarkable characters as they tell their stories.
Marian leaves the city behind and retreats to the old house she inherited from her grandmother. The nearest village is ten kilometers away, there’s no electricity and no hot water. Sometimes submitting to a catastrophe is the only way to begin afresh.
On his tenth birthday, Alexander promises his grandmother never to fall in love in order not to share his father’s fate. When he meets Caro, his promise is harder to keep. A charming and humorous romantic fairy tale for adults.
For five years, director Günter Schwaiger accompanies the developments surrounding the subsequent use of Hitler's birthplace with a very personal view. From questioning the cliché of the "Nazi city" to surprising and outrageous discoveries, his path ultimately leads to his own family history.
Vienna, 1912. The recently widowed Alma Mahler, Grande Dame of the Viennese Society seduces the young painter Oskar Kokoschka. What started as a sexual adventure quickly turns into an intensive affaire that brings them to the brink of self-destruction.
Daniel Chanoch was deported to Auschwitz at only 9-years-old. Now, at the age of 91, he recounts in a touching and open manner his incredible odyssey from the Jewish ghetto in Lithuania through six concentration camps to Mandatory Palestine.
