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This film certainly creates the sense of claustrophia that West Berliners must have felt at the time. The children had to make use of whatever spaces were available to play in.
I wonder how many West Berliners spent their entire childhoods between 1961 and 1989 without travelling outside the confines of the city boundaries, having to make do with pictures of things like the sea, cows, sheep and open fields. A depressing thought.
Posted by: Sheree Borge | 07 August 2011 at 17:08