Cell 719
There is hardly any image in Cellule 719: from time to time we see a glimpse of water, but otherwise the film is mainly black. The texts that appear on the screen in grey are from ‘Ein brief Ulrike Meinhofs aus dem Toten Trakt’, a letter written in 1972 by the RAF member Ulrike Meinhof, when she was just imprisoned. For Annik Leroy, this video project is only an intermediate stop in a longer process, a study of the historical RAF and, even more so, into the psychological mechanisms of terror, and the personality structure of a public figure who is left alone in complete isolation with her most private self.
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Annik Leroy Director · Julie Morel Editor
First release March 31, 2006 · Produced in Belgium · Original title Cellule 719
Production
Belgium
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Original title
Cellule 719
Original language
English
Spoken on screen
No dialogue
Release dates
Belgium · March 31, 2006
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