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Film Info

Germany 2014 | 96 min. Director: Gerd Kroske
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Documentary

Drawing a Line

Synopsis

A wall-art action in 1986 West Berlin ending in an arrest with grave consequences. A permeable spot in the Weimar punk scene of the 1980s: betrayal is in the air. The motives remain unclear; the perfidious consequences reach into the present. Quarrels, anger, incomprehension – nothing that all can really be figured out today.
“Everyone was STASI except mom and dad”? Nope, what we have here is pure archaeology of the East German state!
The film recounts the tension between subculture and dictatorship. Amused, noisily, furious, its protagonists took liberties that seemed inconceivable. Former East Germany, punk music, the wall, betrayal, jail, exit for the West: a film confronting these things on the offensive – and seeing its view of them as a balancing act.
With: Grit Angermann, Anne Hahn, Frank ’Willi’ Willmann, Frank Schuster, Jürgen ’Onne’ Onißeit, Maik ’Volle’ Vollmann, Holger Friedrich, Wolfgang Fittinger, die Stimme Dietmar Reinickes and a photo by Wolfram Hasch.
Locations: Weimar, Dresden, Erfurt, Berlin and Bethlehem (West Bank)

Cast & Crew

Festivals/awards

2014 DOK Leipzig, Diusburg
nominated for Grimme Prize 2018

Cast & Crew

Gerd Kroske
 Gerd Kroske
 Anne Misselwitz
 Karin-Gerda Schöning
 Marc Meusinger, Sylvia Grabe, Helge Haack
 Klaus Janek

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Documentary
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