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Portrait of the Romanian-German author Herta Müller, who received the 2009 Nobel Prize for Literature. She was extolled for her ability to describe 'the landscapes of people lacking a fatherland’. As a member of the German-speaking minority in Romania, she hard-handedly met with Ceausescu's state terror. Currently living in Berlin, she makes collage poems revealing a playful fantasy. But the bewilderment and fear from her prose also underlie her verses. A trip to the sources of Müller’s work.

Credits

Executive producer
Set geluid
Sound editing
Sound Design
Production company
Oogland Filmproducties
TV company
VPRO TV

Title: Het alfabet van de angst
Year: 2015
Duration : 55 minutes
Category: Short Documentary
Edition: NFF 2015

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Gouden Kalf nominees

Beste Korte Documentaire (2015)
John Albert Jansen

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