Landzucht

This documentary explores the life and experiences of Erwin Schade, a former soldier who was stationed in various locations during his service. Director Tillmann Schade, also his son, delves into his father's past, examining his personal struggles and the impact of his military career on his family. The film offers a personal and introspective look at memory, identity, and the lingering effects of wartime experiences.

Landzucht received a modest but positive reception, largely appreciated for its personal and intimate approach to a difficult subject. Critics noted its sensitive exploration of a father-son relationship intertwined with the broader themes of war and memory. While not a widely distributed film, it resonated with those who appreciated its raw honesty and thoughtful direction.

• Praised for its emotional depth and directness.

• Appreciated for its exploration of memory and its impact on family.

• Recognized for its intimate and honest portrayal of a complex relationship.

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The film is a deeply personal project for director Tillmann Schade, as he uses his father's life and experiences as the central narrative, creating a unique blend of documentary and family history.