Documentary about the famous club Bar 25 on the Spree riverside in Berlin, which was opend in 2004 and closed in 2010. During its six years existence, a film team followed the four proprietors behind ...
Germany, the year 1930: With his epic "Nibelungen" movies and the futuristic spectacle "Metropolis", filmmaker Fritz Lang has created instant classics of silent cinema. Now he is eager to make his fir...
The Girl With the Golden Hands A small East German provincial town in 1999, shortly before the turn of the millennium: In an old manor house that served as a children's home in GDR times, Gudrun, who ...
Farewell, Herr SchwarzDocumentary on Jewish siblings Michla und Feiv'ke Schwarz. At a young age, both survived the Holocaust and planned to reunite in the Polish town of Lodz. But when their meeting d...
Johannes, the new property manager of an apartment building in Berlin, comes under suspicion on his first day at work. While supervising the unloading of an office container in the courtyard, an unkno...
Don't. Get. Out! Karl Brendt is the successful owner of a construction company in Berlin. Yet he has enemies: As he drives his children Josefine and Marius to school one morning, his cell phone rings ...
Last part of Bernhard Sallmann's film quadrology on Theodor Fontane's travelogues "Wanderungen durch die Mark Brandenburg". In contrast to the first three parts, which focus on the rural area, the mer...
Documentary about two men in their early twenties and their unconventional way of life: The two street musicians from Berlin have already been homeless for three years – by choice. Under the moniker...
Ken Duken, Tom Wlaschiha (from left to right) in "Berlin Falling" (2015-17)
Sven Marquardt in "Berlin Bouncer" (2019)
Corinna Harfouch
Szene aus "Berlin: Hasenheide"
Szene aus "Berlin: Hasenheide"
Albrecht Schuch, Welket Bungué (left to right) in "Berlin Alexanderplatz" (2020)
Ken Duken in "Berlin Falling" (2015-17)
Filmplakat
Invitation to the Berlin premiere of "Mädchen hinter Gittern" on November 25, 1949.
Letter from Amtsanwaltschaft (Regional court) Berlin to Artur Brauner, 19 December 1952 regarding "Die Spur führt nach Berlin".
Holiday working permit for "Liebe ohne Illusion".
Permit for employing child actors in "Sündige Grenze".
The film "Vorderhaus und Hinterhaus" was banned by the censorship office in Berlin.
The film "Verkrachte Existenzen" was banned by the censorship office in Berlin.
The film "Der Graf von Monte Christo - Die Totenhand" was banned by the censorship office in Berlin.
The film "König der Cowboys" was permitted by the censorship office in Berlin with age restriction (only for adults 18 years of age or older). One scene was prohibited.