Waiting for Waldemar is a moving 45-minute film about a family that escaped to Germany from Russia during the Second World War. Erika and her brother Wiegand, who were only babies when their father Waldemar disappeared during the escape and are now in their 70’s, combine fragments of memories and third-hand testimonies to paint a picture of the man that meant – and means - so much to them. Waiting for Waldemar is a bittersweet affirmation that love bears all things, hopes all things, endures all things.
Eric Spoeth has directed two full length documentaries and a dozen short films. His work includes working as an Assistant Director on The Matrix, Cut Bank, Blackstone, and other film and TV productions across Alberta.
Eric Spoeth has directed two full length documentaries and a dozen short films. His work includes working as an Assistant Director on The Matrix, Cut Bank, Blackstone, and other film and TV productions across Alberta.
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Waiting for Waldemar - DVD
$19.99 (+GST, shipping) FEATURES: - Feature Film (16:9 letterbox) - Directors Commentary - Dolby 5.1 Sound - Behind the Scenes - Trailer |
Waiting for Waldemar - BluRay
$39.99 (+GST, shipping) FEATURES: - Feature Film (High Definition) - Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound - Behind the Scenes - Director's Commentary - Trailer |
Waiting for Waldemar -
Production Notes $24.99 This unique coiled production binder includes: - Original signed screenplay - Shooting schedule - Storyboards - Transcripts of original interviews - Character breakdowns |
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PRESS MATERIALS
| Waiting for Waldemar - One Page |
| Refugee docu-drama in Alberta Cinemas - Millwoods Mosaic |
| Family Mystery Inspires Filmmaker - Fort MacLeod Gazette |
