[Cz-L] Documentary about Radautz and the Bukowina

Dear Czernowitzers!
Dear Radautzer!

Hello, my name is Emil Isaak Rennert, I am from Vienna and made a
documentary about the history of Radautz - a town in the southern
Bukowina. My family came from Czernowitz, Radautz and Putna and I traveled
often back to the Bukowina to meet people who remember my relatives. I
found the last few Shoah-Survivors from Radautz and made a documentary
about them. This documentary ("Eine verschwundene Welt") was presented in
cinemas in austria and in some universities. Now it is also available on
DVD or VHS-Video (PAL-Standard, thats the european standard, i am sorry
but i have it not on NTSC what is used in the states).
If somebody is interested in the Documentary, you can send me an email,
and i could send it to you...

Greetings and Shavua Tov!

Emil Isaak Rennert

PS: Here a text about my film:

EINE VERSCHWUNDENE WELT

Emil Rennert A 2005

Produzent/Producer Emil Rennert Regie/Director Emil Rennert
Buch/Script Emil Rennert Kamera/DoP Ben Reitlinger, David Rennert,
Emil Rennert, Philip R–ggla Schnitt/Editor Emil Rennert Musik/Music
Dorin Fr”nkel, Erwin Rennert, Konrad Rennert, Anton Sepper, Manon-Liu
Winter

Dokumentarfilm, Farbe, 50 Minuten, deutsche OF
Documentary Film, colour, 50 min., German OV

In the year 2000, Erwin Rennert published his biography (Edition Exil, Der
Welt in die Quere). His Jewish parents Lea and Pinkas came from Radautz, a
small town in southern Bukowina. His grandson Emil Rennert (born in 1986)
went back to his roots and travelled to Radautz.

Im Jahre 2000 ver–ffentlichte Erwin Rennert in der Edition Exil seine
Lebenserinnerungen "Der Welt in die Quere". Sein Enkel Emil Rennert
(geboren 1986) folgt in seinem Film Eine verschwundene Welt den Spuren
seiner j¸dischen Urgroþeltern Lea und Pinkas, die aus Radautz, einer
Kleinstadt in der s¸dlichen Bukowina stammten. In Interviews zeichnet er
Ñdie Lebensgeschichte der letzten Ðberlebenden des Holocaust nach und
berichtet von der Zeit, in der die Bukowina noch als vielsprachiges und
multiethnisches Land existierte. Die verschwundene Welt der fruchtbaren
Koexistenz unterschiedlichster Menschen und der reichhaltigen j¸dischen
Kultur in der Bukowina und in Radautz im Speziellen, gilt es in diesem
Dokumentarfilm zu entdecken.ì (Emil Rennert)
Received on 2006-01-21 18:38:10