Anita G., a young Jewish woman from Leipzig, moves to West Germany in search of a new life. Caught in the seductive web of capitalist society, she attempts to find her place in an unfamiliar world, ultimately drifting in a way that mirrors the state of the post-war country. Yesterday Girl is based on the short story Anita G. by Alexander Kluge himself, published in his first book, Lebensläufe.
Digitally restored copy
- Duration: 88’
- Production year: 1966
- Country: DE
- Language: DE Subtitles: PT
Upcoming sessions
|
|
|
Price: €5.00 |
|
Venice Film Festival 1966 | Special Jury Prize, Luis Buñuel Award, Best Actress - New Cinema Award (Alexandra Kluge)
