2004 | Color | 98 min The story of Catholic priest Henri Kremer, who is imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp for protesting Hitler's racist policies. There, he witnesses unimaginable horrors, including the crucifixion of some of his fellow prisoners. One day, he is unexpectedly granted nine days' leave. He returns to his native city, where he is faced with a difficult choice: whether to cooperate with the Nazis and remain at home, with his church, or to stick to his beliefs and return to the camp. Country: Alemania Direction: Schlöndorff; Volker Script: Pflüger; Andreas, Görner; Eberhard Production: Hausmann; Jakob, Von Keyserlingk; Benigna, Haase; Jürgen Photography: Erhart; Tomas Music: Shnitke; Alfred Cast:Matthes; Ulrich, Diehl; August, Thate; Hilmar, Beglau; Bibiana Participation year at FICM: 2011
2004 | Color | 98 min The story of Catholic priest Henri Kremer, who is imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp for protesting Hitler's racist policies. There, he witnesses unimaginable horrors, including the crucifixion of some of his fellow prisoners. One day, he is unexpectedly granted nine days' leave. He returns to his native city, where he is faced with a difficult choice: whether to cooperate with the Nazis and remain at home, with his church, or to stick to his beliefs and return to the camp. Country: Alemania Direction: Schlöndorff; Volker Script: Pflüger; Andreas, Görner; Eberhard Production: Hausmann; Jakob, Von Keyserlingk; Benigna, Haase; Jürgen Photography: Erhart; Tomas Music: Shnitke; Alfred Cast:Matthes; Ulrich, Diehl; August, Thate; Hilmar, Beglau; Bibiana Participation year at FICM: 2011
Return to Montauk Two people, lost to each other for a long time, meet again. He is a writer and she is a lawyer. They had had a fling many years prior, but they were too young to realize that they had met the love of their lives. Now they have returned to Montauk, and it feels like only yesterday that they were together. Neither knows if it will be possible to turn back time. In Montauk, they will find out. See More
Diplomacy In the summer of 1944, Hitler gives the order to reduce Paris to rubble if it falls into French hands. General Dietrich von Choltitz is to carry out the orders and already has mines planted on the Eiffel Tower, in the Louvre and Notre Dame, and on the bridges over the Seine. However, Swedish Consul General Raoul Nordling steals into German headquarters to persuade Choltitz to abandon his plan. See More
Baal Poet and anarchist, Baal lives in an attic and reads his poems to cab drivers. At first feted and later rejected by bourgeois society, Baal prowls around the woods and highways looking for alcohol, cigarettes, and men and women. He gets a young actress pregnant and soon considers her a burden. He stabs a friend and dies alone. See More
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