EINZELTÄTER TEIL 3: HANAU
2023 | 86 min | 4K | ZDF / CORSO FILM
The racist attack on 19.02.2020 has changed Hanau. Especially the district of Kesselstadt. People with little money live here, people of different origins. Six of the nine fatalities died here. After the attack, relatives, parents, siblings and friends of those who were murdered stick together and try to deal with the consequences of the attack. They organize themselves politically, fight for complete clarification of the crime and against racism. And they demand consequences for the authorities who they feel have let them down. This creates a new communal "we" feeling among the people of Kesselstadt, who still have to live in the immediate vicinity of the perpetrator's father.
The film is part of the trilogy “EINZELTÄTER”, which is dedicated to people who lost relatives in the right-wing extremist attacks in Munich in 2016, Halle in 2019 and Hanau in 2020.
Crew:
- Buch und Regie: Julian Vogel
- Bildgestaltung: Luise Schröder & Julian Vogel
- Montage: Sebastian Winkels & Gregor Bartsch
- Originalton: Julian Vogel & David Rudolph
- Musik: Milan Loewy
- Mischung: Andreas Mühlschlegel
- Sounddesign: Marc Fragstein
- Farbkorrektur & Grafik: Timm Kröger
- Produzent: Ümit Uludağ
- Redaktion ZDF: Lucia Haslauer
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Sonntag, 12. November 2023
- "Die Nähe zu den traumatisierten Angehörigen und die notwendige analytische Distanz zeichnen diese Trilogie aus und machen sie zu einer der wichtigsten Dokumentationen der Gegenwart."
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Dienstag, 6. Juni 2023
- "Der abschließende Teil eines dreiteiligen Projekts über rassistische Anschläge in Deutschland, bei denen jeweils die unhaltbare These von verwirrten Einzeltätern aufgestellt wurde, bezeugt eine ernüchterte Stimmung, in der Hoffnung und Trotz aber nicht völlig verschwunden sind."
Rheinische Post über EINZELTÄTER auf der Duisburger Filmwoche
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