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The Deathless Woman

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In this fantastical hybrid documentary, artist Roz Mortimer interweaves first person testimony with theatrical tableaux vivants to tell the story of historic and contemporary crimes against the Roma. The Deathless Woman is a ghost story for the 21st Century. A Roma woman buried alive in a forest in Poland during WWII returns to haunt us, uncovering a history of atrocities against the Roma in Europe. She is the Deathless Woman. Motivated by rage, she rises from her grave to draw our attention to the persecution of the Roma people from the 1940s to the neo-Nazi hate crimes of the present day.

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Saskia Baron The Arts Desk I wish Mortimer had had more faith in the power of her witnesses voices alone, but I admire her dedication to telling their story. Rated: 3/5 May 26, 2022 Full Review Alexa Dalby Dog and Wolf [Roz] Mortimer's adaptation of the myth of the Deathless Woman here becomes vitally political, creating a harrowing and spectral account of the tyranny imposed upon the Roma. Rated: 4/5 Oct 16, 2019 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis In this fantastical hybrid documentary, artist Roz Mortimer interweaves first person testimony with theatrical tableaux vivants to tell the story of historic and contemporary crimes against the Roma. The Deathless Woman is a ghost story for the 21st Century. A Roma woman buried alive in a forest in Poland during WWII returns to haunt us, uncovering a history of atrocities against the Roma in Europe. She is the Deathless Woman. Motivated by rage, she rises from her grave to draw our attention to the persecution of the Roma people from the 1940s to the neo-Nazi hate crimes of the present day.
Director
Roz Mortimer
Producer
Roz Mortimer
Screenwriter
Roz Mortimer
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 29m