Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens (1994)

In April 1992, ultra-orthodox Jews of the Athra-Kadisha came to Hamburg to demonstrate against the final destruction of the Jewish cemetery. The cemetery, where bones still lie, was to be built on with a shopping centre. The film shows the history of this Jewish cemetery, recalls the former Jewish community in Altona and gives an insight into Jewish religious life and culture.

Director: Jens Huckeriede
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 57 min
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Cast

Screenplay

Music: Stefan Goreiski
Cinematography: Barbara Metzlaff, Manfred Oppermann
Editing: Jens Huckeriede
Production: die thede
Country: Germany
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de

Keywords

jewish life

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens about?
In April 1992, ultra-orthodox Jews of the Athra-Kadisha came to Hamburg to demonstrate against the final destruction of the Jewish cemetery. The cemetery, where bones still lie, was to be built on with a shopping centre. The film shows the history of this Jewish cemetery, recalls the former Jewish community in Altona and gives an insight into Jewish religious life and culture.
Who directed Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens?
Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens was directed by Jens Huckeriede.
Who stars in Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens?
Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens stars Peter Weis, Norbert Friedländer, Nathan Peter Levinson, Miriam Gillis-Carlebach.
How long is Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens?
Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens has a runtime of 57m (57 minutes).
What genre is Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens?
Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens is a Documentary film.
Where was Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens produced?
Beth Hachajim – Haus des Lebens was produced in Germany.