2011 | Color | 90 min Based on documents, memoires and letters from the time, as well as on the novel by Heinrich Böll and the diaries of Ernst Jünger, the film tells the story of a single day in Nazi-occupied France. On October 20th, 1941 a German officer was shot in Nantes, leading Hitler to order the execution of a number of French soliders, including Guy Môquet. Schlöndorff's film depicts the events as they are recorded by a young Parisian commander. Country: Francia, Alemania Direction: Schlöndorff; Volker Script: Boell; Heinrich, Schlöndorff; Volker Production: Poubelle; Olivier, Petit; Bruno Photography: Bakchev; Lubomir Sound: Garnier; Philippe, Aubry; Damien, Bonnard; Eric Music: Coulais; Bruno Cast:Darroussin; Jean-pierre, Jung; André, Dombasle; Arielle, Paul; Léo Participation year at FICM: 2011
2011 | Color | 90 min Based on documents, memoires and letters from the time, as well as on the novel by Heinrich Böll and the diaries of Ernst Jünger, the film tells the story of a single day in Nazi-occupied France. On October 20th, 1941 a German officer was shot in Nantes, leading Hitler to order the execution of a number of French soliders, including Guy Môquet. Schlöndorff's film depicts the events as they are recorded by a young Parisian commander. Country: Francia, Alemania Direction: Schlöndorff; Volker Script: Boell; Heinrich, Schlöndorff; Volker Production: Poubelle; Olivier, Petit; Bruno Photography: Bakchev; Lubomir Sound: Garnier; Philippe, Aubry; Damien, Bonnard; Eric Music: Coulais; Bruno Cast:Darroussin; Jean-pierre, Jung; André, Dombasle; Arielle, Paul; Léo Participation year at FICM: 2011
Visitation A panorama of the last century of German history unfolds in a house on the shores of a lake in Brandenburg: a stage for the stories of its changing owners and their intertwined destinies. Over the course of momentous historical events—the Weimar Republic, the Third Reich, the war and its end, East Germany and the period of reunification—they all search for a home and a place to belong. See More
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
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