Das Versteck (1978)
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- 1h 38min
- Romance, Comedy
- 06 Nov 1978 (East Germany)
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Cast
Jutta Hoffmann | ... |
Wanda Brink
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Manfred Krug | ... |
Max Brink
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Alfred Müller | ... |
Paul Ludorf
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Dieter Mann | ... |
Lutz Bibow
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Jarmila Karlovská | ... |
Frau Paschek
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Marita Böhme | ... |
Gertrud
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Martin Trettau | ... |
VP-Leutnant
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Christoph Beyertt | ... |
Richter
(as Christoph Bayertt)
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Willi Schrade | ... |
Streifenpolizist
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Mario Heyden | ... |
Junge
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Horst Papke | ... |
Kleiner Wächter
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Brigitte Beier | ... |
Frau vom Architektenbüro
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Ruth Kommerell | ... |
Ältere Krankenschwester
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Harald Andreas | ... |
Mann im PKW
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Leonore Neuenhahn-Henke | ... |
Frau im PKW
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Oskar Daum | ... |
Erster Skatspieler
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Klaus Ebeling | ... |
Zweiter Skatspieler
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Manfred Thal | ... |
Dritter Skatspieler
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Johannes Maus | ... |
Wächter im Großraumbüro
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Harry Heinze | ... |
Klavierspieler
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Hannelore Appe | ... |
Frau im Pressecafé
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Kristina Kaffka | ... |
Erstes Mädchen
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Rosemarie Pietz | ... |
Zweites Mädchen
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Hardy Penshorn | ... |
Junge im Sonntagsanzug
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Directed by
Frank Beyer |
Written by
Jurek Becker | ... | (writer) |
Gerd Gericke | ... | (dramatisation) |
Music by
Günther Fischer |
Cinematography by
Jürgen Brauer |
Editing by
Rita Hiller |
Production Design by
Harry Leupold |
Costume Design by
Dorit Gründel |
Makeup Department
Kurt Adler | ... | makeup artist |
Waltraud Dietze | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
Harald Andreas | ... | unit manager |
Rolf Martius | ... | production leader |
Giselher Venzke | ... | assistant unit manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Gabriele Denecke | ... | second assistant director |
Angelika Mackrodt | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
Hans-Peter David | ... | set builder |
Kurt Dombrowski | ... | property master |
Siegfried Stallner | ... | set designer |
Sound Department
Wolfgang Höfer | ... | sound |
Gerhard Ribbeck | ... | sound mixer |
Camera and Electrical Department
Waltraud Pathenheimer | ... | still photographer |
Günter Sahr | ... | assistant camera |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Progress Film-Verleih (1978) (East Germany) (theatrical)
- Filmverlag der Autoren (1979) (West Germany) (theatrical)
- Icestorm Entertainment (1998) (Germany) (VHS)
- Icestorm Entertainment (2007) (Germany) (DVD)
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Plot Summary |
One year has passed since Max and Wanda got their divorce. Max has come to the realization that he wants his ex-wife back - no matter what the cost! So he concocts a sneaky plan: he asks Wanda to hide him from the police, who are apparently looking for him. At first, Wanda rejects all his attempts to restart their relationship. But she is soon unable to resist Max's convincing promises and even throws her lover out of the house. But then she discovers Max's lie... Frank Beyer and Jurek Becker were inspired by Ingmar Bergmann's Scenes from a Marriage and created a comedy - their own version of that film from a socialist filmmaker's point of view. While working on the film, the singer-songwriter Wolf Biermann was officially expelled from East Germany. Frank Beyer, Jurek Becker, Manfred Krug, Jutta Hoffmann and others signed a letter of protest, which resulted in the cancellation of the film's premiere. This later fueled Hoffmann and Krug's decision to leave the GDR for West Germany. The film was finally released with only five circulating prints in November 1978. Nevertheless, Krug's fans flooded into the screenings in Berlin. Officials saw this success as a boost for Krug, who had already started a new career in West Germany, and unoffically removed the film from distribution. Written by DEFA Film Library |
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