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Weiße Rose, Die (1982)
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24 September 1982 (West Germany) morePlot:
During the Second World War, a small group of students at Munich University begin to question the decesions and sanity of Germany's Nazi government... more | add synopsisAwards:
2 wins & 1 nomination moreUser Comments:
Sad and very well done. moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Lena Stolze | ... | Sophie Scholl |
| Wulf Kessler | ... | Hans Scholl |
| Oliver Siebert | ... | Alex Schmorell |
| Ulrich Tukur | ... | Willi Graf |
| Werner Stocker | ... | Christoph Probst |
| Martin Benrath | ... | Prof. Kurt Huber |
| Anja Kruse | ... | Traute Lafrenz |
| Ulf-Jürgen Wagner | ... | Fritz |
| Mechthild Reinders | ... | Gisela Schertling |
| Peter Kortenbach | ... | Falk Harnack |
| Gerhard Friedrich | ... | Herr Scholl |
| Sabine Kretzschmar | ... | Frau Scholl |
| Heinz Keller | ... | Werner Scholl |
| Susanne Seuffert | ... | Inge Scholl |
| Christina Schwartz | ... | Elisabeth Scholl |
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Germany:123 min | USA:108 minCountry:
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Munich, Bavaria, GermanyMOVIEmeter: 
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The speech given by Reinhold Olszewski (Gauleiter Giesler) is word-for-word the same as the actual speech given by the Bavarian Gauleiter in 1943. moreQuotes:
Gauleiter Giesler: You women, when you graduate, leave the university to the men! Your degree, presenting to the fuherer each year a healthy son. moreFAQ
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Die Weiße Rose is a sad, touching film. I imagine that it was popular in Europe, but it seems that nearly nobody here has seen it--a shame, really, because it is so good. Yes, there was a resistance in Germany. The movie focuses on the story of two young people involved in said resistance, an attempted feat that makes them seem like heroes to almost everybody on the planet.
But it isn't just the story that's good. That wouldn't be enough, really, since there are lots of movies which take exciting ideas and screw them up horribly. Die Weiße Rose is very well filmed, very subtle and exciting, and very sad.