Wo ansehen Miloš Forman - What Doesn't Kill You… in Österreich
A story about cruelty, about the loss of parents and sons. About the power to overcome apparitions... About the desire to succeed and to be free...
Nach Jahrzehnten ohne Kontakt kehrt Milos Forman zurück in sein Heimatland, um mit seinen längst erwachsenen Söhnen aus erster Ehe an einer Inszenierung zu arbeiten. Mit dabei ist seine neue Familie. Das Wiedersehen wird zu einer Reise in die eigene Vergangenheit, die von den Schrecken des Naziregimes und dem einengenden Korsett des Kommunismus geprägt ist.
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