Hermann Simon, an aspiring composer, comes of age in Munich during the troubled 1960s.Hermann Simon, an aspiring composer, comes of age in Munich during the troubled 1960s.Hermann Simon, an aspiring composer, comes of age in Munich during the troubled 1960s.
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- 6 wins & 1 nomination
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- TriviaWith a total running time of 25 hrs 32 min, it holds the Guinness World Record for 'Longest Film Commercially Shown In Its Entirety' as it premiered on theater screens in Munich, Germany in September 1992.
- GoofsAll entries contain spoilers
- ConnectionsEdited into Heimat Fragments: The Women (2006)
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You could be forgiven for passing over this movie or not having seen it all because you won't see it up for rental in Blockbusters, or for sale in HMV. And even the local cultural film centre would think twice about screening it - all TWENTY-SIX HOURS! But I was one of the lucky ones fortunate enough to catch the 13 two hour episodes shown on BBC2 and will always remember a movie which captures beautifully the lives and loves of the youth of a post-war Germany, indecisive and confused at what went before them and what future lays ahead. To many this may seem political, too boring, but the narrative and direction is inspiring and addictive as you follow the paths of these young adults and watch them grow and learn about a brave new world, fighting their history to form a new identity. 10/10.
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- Heimat II: A Chronicle of a Generation
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- Runtime23 hours 36 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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By what name was Die zweite Heimat: Chronik einer Jugend (1992) officially released in Canada in English?
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