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Films
2 Films
shorter than 40 minutes
x
Region
“Central Europe”
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Country of production
“United Kingdom”
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short films
2
x
Region
Central Europe
2
x
Country
Austria
1
Czech Republic
1
Keywords
Elderly people
1
Gender Role and Identity
1
Labour
1
Prison
1
Directors
Moderbacher, Christine
1
Read, Rosie
1
Series
Granada Center for Visual Anthropology Student Film
2
Country of production
Austria
1
United Kingdom
2
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Year of production
2000
1
2010
1
Film list
Domov
2000
28
‘
Directed by
Rosie Read
.
This film looks at the meaning of ‘home’ in the Czech Republic through the eyes of two women – one an old woman trying to assert her right to return home from an old person’s residence, and the
Central Europe
Prison
Elderly people
Men at Work
2010
32
‘
Directed by
Christine Moderbacher
.
"Men at Work" depicts the daily working life of one of the few remaining institutions in Austria that still employs only men. They are responsible for a 39 km stretch of Austria’s biggest
Central Europe
Gender Role and Identity
Labour