Ich bin! Margot Friedländer

This documentary chronicles the remarkable life of Margot Friedländer, a Holocaust survivor who, after decades of silence, shares her story with remarkable clarity and resilience. It follows her journey from her childhood in Berlin, through the horrors of persecution and the loss of her family, to her eventual emigration and life in New York. The film culminates in her return to Berlin to confront her past and share her experiences with a new generation.

The documentary has been widely praised for its deeply personal and moving portrayal of one woman's survival and her courageous decision to speak out. Critics and audiences alike have lauded Margot Friedländer's strength and candor, as well as Volker Heise's sensitive direction. It's seen as an important testament to memory and a powerful educational tool.

• A profound and deeply personal testimony of survival against unimaginable odds.

• Highlights the importance of remembrance and confronting historical trauma.

• Praised for its emotional impact and Margot Friedländer's unwavering spirit.

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Nominated for Best Documentary at the German Film Awards (Lola).

Margot Friedländer initially lived in hiding and was later deported to Theresienstadt concentration camp, but managed to survive by working in the 'Canada' department, sorting confiscated belongings.