
A family of Polish-Jewish refugees arrives in Brussels in 1947 to navigate the challenges of postwar survival. Guided by a maternal voice-over, the narrative tracks their daily struggles with poverty, housing, and obtaining legal residency permits. Through staged, static tableaus, the film records these everyday bureaucratic and living conditions.
Brussels-Transit was directed by Samy Szlingerbaum.
Brussels-Transit runs for 1h 22min, and was released in 1980.
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