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  • An 80 year history of rural Germany in the 20th century, beautifully and convincingly filmed.
  • The story centers on two village families, the Simons and the Weigands, joined together after World War I with the marriage of Paul and Maria (a.
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    ADDITION: Second Sight - Region 'B' Blu-ray March 2018':  Second Sight Films are bringing Heimat to Blu-ray. Let's take a deep breath. WOW. Firstly, Ron Janik did a thorough review of the Tartan DVD set HERE.

    We've compared only from the first episode below including the unwatchable Facets DVD from 2005.

    The 1080i (maintaining the original TV broadcast representation) looks excellent. It is in the 1.66:1 aspect ratio - less on top and bottom - a shade more on the side edges. It is advertised as "Restored from the original negative by The Edgar Reitz Film Foundation". The shifting from black and white with layered contrast to colors is seamless with the bleeding or the chroma evident on the skotskrutigt SD. I am still going through the episodes but the quality level is consistent. The 11 segments are housed on five dual-layered Blu-ray discs with a sixth represent

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    Heimat (film series)

    German film series (1984 - 2004)

    Heimat

    Original movie poster

    Directed byEdgar Reitz
    Written by
    • Edgar Reitz
    • Peter F. Steinbach [de]
    • (Heimat & Fragments)
    • Thomas Brussig
    • (Heimat 3 & Fragments)
    • Gert Heidenreich
    • (Home From Home)
    Produced byEdgar Reitz
    Hans Kwiet
    Joachim von Mengershausen
    Robert Busch
    Christian Reitz
    Margaret Menegoz
    StarringMarita Breuer
    Henry Arnold
    Salome Kammer
    Mathias Kniesbeck
    Michael Kausch
    Nicola Schössler
    Jan Dieter Schneider
    CinematographyGernot Roll
    Gerard Vandenberg
    Christian Reitz
    Thomas Mauch
    Edited by
    • Heidi Handorf
    • (Heimat)
    • Susanne Hartmann
    • (Heimat 2 & Heimat 3)
    • Christian Reitz
    • (Fragments)
    • Uwe Klimmeck
    • (Home From Home)
    Music byNikos Mamangakis
    Michael Riessler

    Release dates

    • 16 September 1984
    • (Heimat)
    • 4 March 1993
    • (Heimat 2)
    • 15 December 2004
    • (Heimat 3)
    • 2 September 2006
    • (Heimat Fragments)
    • 13 October

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      MOVIE REVIEW : ‘HEIMAT’: OTHER SIDE OF HOLOCAUST

      Edgar Reitz’s “Heimat” (in two parts Saturday and Sunday, beginning at 1 p.m., at the Nuart) is probably the first great original film-novel, a work of extraordinary range and ambition. If most films today are so morally and artistically shabby that they depress you, this one is elating: It stretches your ideas of what movies can achieve and can be.

      “Heimat”--which runs 15 1/2 hours and covers 64 years (1918-82) in a fictional German village called Shabbach--has a novel’s plenitude of character and event, heightened by a great film’s visual and dramatic resources. It is Reitz’s attempt to reclaim his country’s history, prompted by his anger at the television miniseries “Holocaust” (whose characters he found “Americanized” and distorted). Perhaps that reaction flaws it slightly; there’s an irony and discretion used in portraying the Nazis that will alienate some viewers.

      But Reitz assumes we all grasp the evil of Hitler’s regime. He

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