Hermann My Father

The documentary follows Helma Sanders-Brahms and her father, Hermann, on a journey to Normandy, where he was stationed during World War II. This personal exploration reflects on the effects of war on their family dynamics and memories.

Through this film, Sanders-Brahms delves into her father's experiences and the broader impact of conflict on personal lives. As a work by a woman director, it adds to the conversation surrounding female perspectives in documentary filmmaking, particularly in relation to war narratives.