The Engelbecken is not just a normal place between the Berlin districts of Kreuzberg and Mitte, but also symbolic, a kind of metaphor: for the Wall that runs through the whole of Berlin and the deadly landscape that surrounds it, the death strip. It is a place of division, of death, of limitation and confinement. In their essay film, Gamma Bak and Steffen Reck look at the oppositional subculture in Prenzlauer Berg/East Berlin.
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Engelbecken: Essayfilm über eine Zeit als die Regisseure Gamma Bak (Berlin-West) und Steffen Reck (Berlin-Ost) für einige Jahre eine Beziehung - trotz der ...
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Engelbecken - Ein Film von Gamma Bak und Steffen Reck
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