Märkische Forschungen (1982)
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- 1h 31min
- Comedy
- 21 Apr 1982 (East Germany)
- Movie
- 2 wins.
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Cast
Directed by
| Roland Gräf | ||
Written by
| Christel Gräf | ... | (dramaturgue) |
| Roland Gräf | ... | () |
| Günter de Bruyn | ... | (novel) |
Music by
| Günther Fischer | ||
Cinematography by
| Peter Brand | ||
Editing by
| Monika Schindler | ||
Production Design by
| Dieter Adam | ||
Costume Design by
| Barbara Braumann | ||
Makeup Department
| Klaus Becker | ... | makeup artist |
| Waltraud Becker | ... | makeup artist |
| Christine Steinfelder | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Volkmar Leweck | ... | production manager |
| Giselher Venzke | ... | unit manager |
| Henry Michael Zielske | ... | unit manager (as Henry-Michael Zielske) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Irene Weigel | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
| Manfred Böhme | ... | stage maker |
| Hans-Olaf Böttcher | ... | props |
| Ernst Drechsel | ... | props |
Sound Department
| Klaus Heidemann | ... | sound |
| Gerhard Ribbeck | ... | sound mixer |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Waltraud Pathenheimer | ... | still photographer |
| Ingo Raatzke | ... | assistant camera |
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- Icestorm Entertainment (2013) (Germany) (DVD)
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
The distinguished Professor Winfried Menzel of Berlin has rediscovered a forgotten poet from the Mark, Max von Schwedenow. He meets a teacher from the country called Poetsch on a trip. He must later concede that Poetsch is closing in on Schwedenow's trail, and knows even more about him than Menzel does. He begs Poetsch to collaborate with him in Berlin, putting him in the position of assistant. Poetsch is delighted. In his research, he discovers evidence that puts Menzel's revolutionary portrait of Schwedenow into question. He had discovered that in his youth, Schwedenow had worked for the Prussian government as a reactionary censor - under different names. Menzel wants Poetsch to ignore this, so as to not jeopardize his own work. As Poetsch persists with this evidence, Menzel uses his position to bring him down. Poetsch, however, still hopes for the last word in the matter. Written by DEFA Film Library |
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