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这部名为《记忆不是关于过去》(Memory Is Not About The Past)的短纪录片旨在了解所谓的“东方第三代”(Third Generation East)成员,即在童年或青少年时期经历过柏林墙倒塌的人,如何在统一26年后记住东德。研究领域是柏林市及其所有前东德地区。行走,作为一种表演实践,是这次民族志之旅的中心。每走一步,每个人都在重新找回童年的邻居,同时,把自己定位在现在。城市空间作为个人内心思想和具体经验的发声板,与以前的社区团结、社会变革以及与这些地区的潜在疏远紧密交织在一起。
The short documentary "Memory Is Not About the Past" aims to understand how members of the so-called Third Generation East, individuals who experienced the fall of the Berlin Wall as children or young adolescents, remember East Germany 26 years after reunification. The field of research is the city of Berlin and all its former East German districts. Walking, as a performative practice, is at the centre of this ethnographic journey. With every step, the individuals reclaim their childhood neighbourhood and, at the same time, position themselves in the present. The urban space functions as a sounding board of the individual's inner thoughts and embodied experiences and is closely intertwined with stories of former communal solidarity, social change and an underlying level of estrangement from these areas.