Love itself is more important than the object that inspires it, writes one woman to another. The one is Rosa Luxemburg, interned as a political prisoner in Breslau, the other Rosa Liebknecht. In Astrid Johanna Ofner’s poetic film essay with shots of Berlin and Vienna, the letters from 1917–1918, shortly before Luxemburg’s murder, become a melancholic flow of love, comfort, and hope. An enchantingly beautiful film.
Astrid Ofner
Writer, Director
Autumn in New York61%
Kokon60%
I Believe in Unicorns64%
Rosa Luxemburg65%
Hamnet77%
Eternity70%
Malcolm & Marie69%
Stealing Beauty66%
I'm Thinking of Ending Things65%
Antichrist66%
Love in the Time of Cholera66%
Romeos67%
Catch and Release59%
The Souvenir60%
The World to Come69%
The Secret Life of Bees74%
All of You63%
Hallam Foe67%
Birth60%
For Sama82%
