Im Himmel, unter der Erde 2011

Synopsis:

In the north of Berlin, tucked away in a residential area surrounded by walls, there is a jungle of trees, rhododendrons and ivy. In between the rampant foliage are thousands of stones – large and small, some artistic-looking, others simple, some magnificent and crumbling; some nameless and others with indecipherable inscriptions. Weißensee is the largest Jewish cemetery still in use in Europe. It is so large that it could contain approximately eighty-six football pitches. Walking through the cemetery is like taking a walk through history and the list of famous artists, philosophers, lawyers, architects, doctors, teachers of religion and publishers who are buried here is long indeed. Not many are aware that in a few years’ time, this protected area will officially be listed as one of UNESCO’s world heritage sites.

Directed by: Britta Wauer
Written by: Britta Wauer
Release date: 2011-02-13
Runtime: 90 minutes
Cast:
William Wolff
William Wolff
Himself 
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Also known as:
  • Im Himmel, unter der Erde - Der Jüdische Friedhof Weißensee
  • In Heaven Underground: The Weissensee Jewish Cemetery