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1996 | B/N | 82:00

The story of Reinhold Schünzel, renowned actor and one of the most versatile, productive and brilliant German filmmakers. Schünzel was forced to flee pre-war Germany for Hollywood in 1937. 


Direction: Blumenberg; Hans-Christoph
Script: Blumenberg; Hans-Christoph
Production: Brandt; Patrick, Blumenberg; Hans-Christoph
Photography: Peter Weber; Klaus
Sound: Krüger; Thilo, Langheld; Werner
Music: Waltzing; Gast
Cast:Thielemann; Patricia, Tukur; Ulrich, Fitz; Peter, Richter; Ilja
Participation year at FICM: 2016

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