Heimat Is A Space In Time's reviews

?Heimat Is a Space in Time? is notable as much for what it doesn?t do formally than what it does. It isn?t a fly-on-the-wall observational doc. It doesn?t have a single talking head. It doesn?t have a conventional narrator or titles to establish context for whatever period a section of the film happens to cover. The primary voice that?s heard here, in fact, is Heise?s, delivered in a flat, affectless monotone that drains away the passion and sentiment of more performative readings but doesn?t diminish their power. No actorly embellishment is necessary.

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