CSODA KRAKKÓBAN

Diana Groós’ Film ist eine wundervolle filmische Spurensuche nach der vernichteten Welt des Ostjudentums zwischen Budapest und Krakau, in der Elemente von Magie und Kabbala immer wieder durchschimmern. Die Regisseurin: »The story of eastern European Jews have a very special culture and atmosphere. It would be great to portray this sovereign, authentic, mysterious world, as if it still existed, but only fragments of it remain. This is going to be a real central European film, at least that’s what I hope. Four languages are spoken in it: Polish, Hungarian, Yiddish and ›tourist‹ English. This also reinforces the concept that the Jewish heritage transcends borders.« (Klaus Davidowicz)