As Time Goes By

About This Movie

As Time Goes By (2011) presents an intriguing exploration of memory and history through the lens of a seemingly simple stroll in Berlin. The film captures the juxtaposition of the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe and the vibrant life around it - children darting between the columns, adults testing their agility. There’s a rawness to the atmosphere; it’s as if the past and present are in constant dialogue. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing moments of reflection interspersed with fleeting interactions of visitors. What stands out is how the film uses everyday moments to evoke deeper themes of remembrance and loss without heavy narration. It’s a unique take on documentary, where the physical space becomes a character in its own right.

Focuses on the interplay of memory and presence. · Captivating use of space and everyday interactions. · Offers a fresh perspective on historical remembrance.