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Ziemlich weit weg (1983)
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Nachforschungen über die Edelweißpiraten (1980)
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A & Z (1967)
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Steck lieber mal was ein - Ein Schüler wird Lehrling (1980)
A long-term observation from 1977-1980, focusing on the apprentice Gerd and his family. Gerd wants to become an electrician, but after several rejections he accepts an apprenticeship as a lathe operator at Ford. In the first two years he works in an apprentice workshop, in the third year he has to go into production; from now on he is under a lot of pressure, because the company keeps the decision as to whether to take on an apprentice as a normal employee open until the last moment. When Gerd talks about the apprenticeship at home and criticizes the training, his parents reprimand him. They say: You'd better put something away! He shouldn't stand out in the company. The work of a lathe operator is increasingly being taken over by automatic machines. Gerd realizes that he is learning a trade that no one will need any more soon.
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Ein trefflich rauh' Land (1987)
Winter, spring, summer and autumn. Observations in a landscape.
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Das Dampfross kommt (1988)
A movie about the railroad line built between 1908 and 1912 from Jünkerath to Losheim
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Nieder mit den Deutschen (1984)
A man returns to Cologne and remembers his time as an “Edelweiss Pirate” in the resistance against the Nazi regime in scenes of present-day Cologne.
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So wie uns geht es tausend anderen (1981)
Documentary directed by Dietrich Schubert.
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Reflex (1963)
Dietrich Schubert's first published short film is a story of longing in front of an almighty industrial backdrop.
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Die Chemiearbeiterstadt (1977)
Documentary about the life in the then newly completed city Halle Neustadt in the former DDR in East Germany.
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Unterwegs als sicherer Ort (1997)
A moving documentary about a lack of home and the life on the run during the escape from Nazi Germany.
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Nicht verzeichnete Fluchtbewegungen (1990)
Documentary about untold stories of Jewish citizens escaping from the Eifel in the early days of Nazi Germany.
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Soldat (1966)
West German short film inspired by an East German soldier song directed by Dietrich Schubert.
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Ein blindes Pferd darf man nicht belügen (1992)
Documentary about changes in country life over time.
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Widerstand und Verfolgung in Köln 1933-1945 (1976)
The film focuses on Cologne citizens of different social backgrounds and political views, who took different paths to their common anti-fascist commitment in the Cologne National Committee for a Free Germany. They describe the events in Cologne before 1933, the mood of the population when Hitler came to power and the proletarian resistance struggle - despite growing fascist terror.
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365 Tage im Jahr (1981)
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Mögen die Eichen nach uns wachsen (1986)
Short film based on a story by Fakir Baykurt.
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Es geht um mehr als nur ums Überleben (1982)
Film about the possible consequences of an atomic war.
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Ein Film über den dichter werdenden Nebel im deutschen Winterwald (1981)
Film about the director's run-in with the law.
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Wir sind stärker geworden (1968)
Documentary about student protests in Cologne.
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Wallraff in Athen (1974)
Political intervention by Günter Wallraff.
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Mathi Schenk's Last Journey to Poland (2002)
In the summer of 2001, 75-year-old Mathi Schenk made his last trip to Poland, following in the footsteps of his own past. He lives in the eastern cantons of Belgium, which were forcibly united with the German Reich after the invasion of German troops in May 1940. Those who did not volunteer for the Wehrmacht were – like Mathi Schenk – sent to war as forced soldiers for Germany. When the Warsaw Uprising broke out in August 1944, the 18-year-old arrived in the Polish capital and was assigned to the notorious SS Dirlewanger Brigade. During the 63 days of bitter fighting, which cost the lives of more than 200,000 Poles, he witnessed unimaginable atrocities against the people of Warsaw. While fleeing the Red Army, Polish farmers found the young soldier wounded in a ditch. Despite his German uniform, they hid him from the Russians in their village.


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