And the Spinning Wheel Keeps on Turning
Original title Und das Spinnrad dreht sich weiter
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Three generations under one roof: Lina, Lissi, Franz and Peter call themselves Swabians. They live in Nadasch, a German Village in Hungary, where their ancestors arrived 300 years ago. The observational documentary describes the everyday life of the Sipos / Frank family, their relation to the land they live off and their effort to keep a sense of German identity in contemporary Hungarian society. Only glimpses of a violent past interrupt the peaceful and quite rural life and personal tragedy proofs to be more important than historical landmarks.
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Author/s Simone Pfeifer
Simone Pfeifer is lecturer at the Research and Teaching Network Media, Culture, and Society at the Department of Cultural and Social Anthropology in Cologne. She studied Cultural and Social Anthropology, Psychology, History, and Visual Anthropology in Heidelberg, Cologne and Manchester. After the completion of her Master’s Degree in 2006 she was part of the independent Filmschool Filmarche e.V. Berlin for two years. Her academic research focuses on media practices, audiovisual and media anthropology, migration, mobility and translocality in Europe and West Africa
Research Simone Pfeifer
Photography Simone Pfeifer
Sound Simone Pfeifer
Editing Simone Pfeifer