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Woman in Gold: Film Guide
A film guide that looks at Woman in Gold (2015), exploring its key topics and themes through informal discussion.
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Film Details
Year
2015
Duration
109 minutes
Genres
Drama, Period and Historical
Language
English / German
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Maria Altmann’s family, like many Jewish families during World War Two, were forced to separate and had any valuable possessions distributed illegally across the high rankings of the Nazi party. Maria escaped persecution to start a new life in Los Angeles and now, in her senior years, is determined to claim justice for her family. She hires struggling lawyer Randy to reclaim the 'Woman In Gold', a painting by artist Gustav Klimt that used to hang in her family home but now hangs in Vienna’s Belvedere Gallery. The Austrian Government considers the painting a national treasure, and Randy and Maria end up entangled in a lawsuit that is tougher than either of them ever imagined.
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