Grandma & Bell is a film about two Jewish women in Berlin and portrays their decades of friendship: The two share not only an extraordinary story, but keep it alive with humor and good Yiddish cuisine. The film accompanies the friends through their everyday life, observes them in their daily routines, listens to their talks about their origin, identity and memory. He traces the courageous decision of the two Holocaust survivors to make Germany home, to reinvent themselves and their lives in Jewish tradition. The film illustrates how the two manage to keep tradition alive and share memories by preparing the dishes of their childhood. Food, it is clear, means remembrance, love and present.
Filmmaker Alexa Karolinski portrays her grandmother Regina Karolinski (87) and her friend Bella Katz (91) in this documentary debut.
Free admission
Registration: Please reserve your participation at the following link
January 31, 2019 18:30 to 21:00
Filmmaker Alexa Karolinski portrays her grandmother Regina Karolinski (87) and her friend Bella Katz (91) in this documentary debut.
Free admission
Registration: Please reserve your participation at the following link
January 31, 2019 18:30 to 21:00
