Film:ReStored – The Journey to Sundevit

GDR 1966, directed by Heiner Carow

Tim leads quite a lonely life as the son of a lighthouse keeper. So he’s overjoyed when Pioneer Scouts set up camp on the lighthouse grounds. The kids make friends, and Tim gets permission to travel to Sundevit with them on vacation. But before leaving, he has to run a quick errand. On the way, he keeps coming across people who need him to help them, and he obliges every time–even though the clock is ticking. By the time he gets back, the scouts are gone. Tim follows behind them but runs into trouble. He gets caught on military training grounds and is taken to the police station. Now, when he tells his story, people are there to help him.

The digital remastering of the film was supervised by digital images GmbH in 2017/2018. The original negative was digitized at 4K resolution and remastered in HD. The sound was digitized from a 35mm projection print. The audio description for the visually impaired was produced by Studio 7 Synchron und Untertitel GmbH.

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