"Heimat 3 - Chronik einer Zeitenwende" (2004) TV mini-series

Writers:

Edgar Reitz (writer) &
Thomas Brussig (writer)

Seasons:

1

Release Date:

8 November 2004 (Netherlands)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

This is not only a sequel to the "Second Heimat", but also a chronicle of a very decisive decade for Germany (1989 to 200)...

Plot Keywords:

Museum | German Reunification | Child Suicide | Family Relationships | Kitsch

Awards:

2 nominations

Cast

 (Series Cast Summary - 13 of 42)

Henry Arnold	...	Hermann Simon (6 episodes, 2004)
Salome Kammer	...	Clarissa Lichtblau (6 episodes, 2004)
Peter Schneider	...	Tillmann Becker (6 episodes, 2004)
Uwe Steimle	...	Gunnar Brehme (6 episodes, 2004)
Tom Quaas	...	Udo (6 episodes, 2004)
Antje Brauner	...	Jana (6 episodes, 2004)
Larissa Iwlewa	...	Galina (6 episodes, 2004)
Michael Kausch	...	Ernst Simon (6 episodes, 2004)
Mathias Kniesbeck	...	Anton Simon (6 episodes, 2004)
Christian Leonard	...	Hartmut Simon (6 episodes, 2004)
Nicola Schössler	...	Lulu Simon (6 episodes, 2004)
Constanze Wetzel	...	Mara (6 episodes, 2004)
Caspar Arnhold	...	Roland (2 episodes, 2004)

Runtime:

689 min (6 parts) (theatrical version) | Germany:525 min (6 parts) (TV version)

Country:

Germany | UK

Language:

German

Color:

Color | Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Germany:6 | UK:15

Filming Locations:

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

Company:

Edgar Reitz Film (ERF)

Movie Connections:

Follows "Heimat - Eine deutsche Chronik" (1984)

Heimat 3, all 6 parts

I went to the German movie premier last weekend. It was a wonderful experience to be able to see all 6 of the series during a 2 day sitting at the ProWinz Kino in Simmern, Germany. Although the series was originally sponsored by the German TV group, the original heimat 1 and 2 did not fit into typical programming slots. Heimat 3 production came under pressure to confirm more into regular TV slots, as German TV is becoming more Americanized and working on more similar schedules than they have in the past.

The series was more than I had ever expected,and are a beautiful tribute to artistry, and talents of the filmmaker, Edgar Rietz. If you have seen Heimat 1 or 2, you will definitely want to see 3, but each part of 3 is a film in itself; a work of art, that is enjoyable on it's own. The acting, photography, and story line are all excellent, and I am sure he will win many awards. This film will only reinforce the feelings you have about the quality of film that comes from Edgar Rietz. It is a must. For Heimat fans the photo book that has been published to coincide with the release of Heimat 3 will also be a must too, and is well worth the investment for real fans. They will not be disappointed, as they will not be disappointed with Heimat 3.