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Irina heckmann

Films

Family Life

Family Life

2017 | 82 min | Documentary

A home in the German countryside, clean and proper. Against this bucolic setting a grandmother talks about the Siberian labor camps and starts to cry.

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The Family

The Family

2014 | 92 min | Documentary

Survivors can also be victims in countries where injustice was the norm. Their compelling testimonies are featured in this insightful documentary.

Return to Vienna

Return to Vienna

1983 | 91 min | Documentary

Franz West (1909-85) remembers his youth in Vienna: the diverse Jewish population the Red Vienna labor movement and the rise of Austrofascism.

Family Fever

Family Fever

2014 | 78 min | Independent

A German Mumblecore tragicomedy set in a Brandenburg mansion. Three couples, six people, love, deceit, and the question: what's next?

Homemad(e)

Homemad(e)

2001 | 85 min | Documentary

Acclaimed Austrian documentary director Ruth Beckermann portrays a dying culture of Viennese urban history.

You will never understand

You will never understand

2003 | 52 min | Documentary

Anja Salomonowitz portrays three women from her family who as children lived through WWII but whose memories of that time diverge.

visitation

visitation

2015 | 53 min | Documentary

Grandma Lulu has died. Her things are distributed, the bedroom is painted. A survey of family closeness and distance.

Geheimes Deutschland

Geheimes Deutschland

2006 | 61 min | Documentary

Already in 18th century Germany, early Romanticism developed a spiritual worldview that many today seek in Far Eastern spirituality.

A Low Life Mythology

A Low Life Mythology

2012 | 80 min | Love & Sex

Mana lives in her own world, smokes weed and all her energy flows into her films. But when she meets Asten at a party, everything changes.

East/West – Sex and Politics

East/West – Sex and Politics

2008 | 95 min | Independent

A snapshot of the multifaceted life in the megapolis Moscow, with the focus on lesbians and gays who take to the streets for their rights.