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For almost 30 years, Michèle Rollin has been filming Berlin as it undergoes metamorphosis. A city symbolizing the innovations, convulsions and European tragedies of the last century, it has undergone unprecedented urban transformation since the fall of the Berlin Wall. Today, the director aims to chronicle these urban upheavals and the memories they erase or transmit, through the protagonists filmed then and now.

Michèle Rollin, born February 28, 1957 in Paris, is a French film director. Trained by Michel Zimbacca, Michèle Rollin worked as an editor with Hubert Knapp, André Voisin, Michel Huillard, Bernard Soulié, Dominique Rabourdin, Michel Vuillermet, Alain Dister, Alain Weiss, Marcel Boudou and Petra Weisenburger. Later, she directed short films. Since 1994, she has devoted herself entirely to documentary filmmaking. Founding member of Ondes sans frontières (OSF) (May 1998), an associative public access channel.