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Salamanca

2015, German. Directed by Sasha Kulak & Ruslan Fedotov.

For generations, the Salamanca community of Mennonites has been living in the same modest and rigidly organized way. Modern-day scenes are accompanied by a voice-over narrating a man’s recollections of his youth. “As soon as I close my eyes,” he explains, “I go back to the past, to the moment when I made the choice that shaped my entire life.” Speaking in the Plautdietsch language, he talks calmly of the strong curiosity he felt as a young boy about the world beyond Salamanca and the Mennonite faith – a curiosity for which he paid dearly.

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Released
20 November 2015
Original title
Саламанка
Country
Russia
Written by
Olga Polevikova

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Salamanca (2015) was directed by Sasha Kulak and Ruslan Fedotov.

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