The Vanishing Border

Ten years after the fall of the Berlin Wall. What do people remember about those days? The recollections of East and West Berliners, still on edge from having lived in a divided city, traces of which are still visible on the city's landscape and architecture. These traces are vanishing all too quickly, and the memory of the wall may be a valuable thing. Meanwhile, the crosses commemorating those who paid the supreme price for their longing for freedom are disappearing.