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The film traces the history of Sigmund Freud's neighbours from 1938 to today. While Freud and his closest relatives managed to leave Vienna in time, more than 80 of his immediate Jewish neighbours were deported to extermination camps between 1939 and 1942. Before they were deported, they stopped off at several locations in Vienna. This film starts off at Berggasse 19 and heads for these places, thereby tracing the routes which were used in the course of "Aryanization" right under the eyes of the Viennese people. Therefore the house in Berggasse 19 is not only the birthplace of psychoanalysis. It is also a cinematic point of reference for a culture of remembrance which tries to overcome the post-war consensus of "repression", a concept first described by Freud himself.

Austria - 2006 - 51 mn - HD - Colour

Director Kurt Mayer Script Kurt Mayer Camera Helmut Wimmer Sound Klaus Kellermann Editing Harald Aue Music Rupert Huber

Production Kurt Mayer Film, Wiedner Hauptstraße 45-47/18, A-1040 Vienne, Autriche Tél : +43 1 967 8929 Fax : +43 1 967 8929 E-mail : office@kurtmayerfilm.com

Sales Kurt Mayer Film, Wiedner Hauptstraße 45-47/18, A-1040 Vienne, Autriche Tél : +43 1 967 8929 Fax : +43 1 967 8929 E-mail : office@kurtmayerfilm.com