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- Factory worker Johann Schönberger wakes up in the headquarters of the secret police accused of a crime he can't remember committing. The methodical interrogation by the well dressed man at the end of the table eventually leads Schönberger back to an event which puts his entire world in question. The decision he must make will challenge his integrity and put his life on the line.
- DEKAdance from Dresden / East Germany was a real phenomenon that brought its own 'subversive' culture to the GDR with its music and wit. Just when they were on the verge of becoming national heroes, the Wall fell. No one in West Germany had heard of this band. Nobody knew about the culture on the other side of the wall - a culture that was not only concerned with reunification. A young, different culture, with its own scene, artists, jokes and spirit. In the hurry of reunification, you could quickly forget that. DEKAdance has continued. The band is still a living testimony of this other German, exotic culture. The band 'Rammstein' and the well-known German comedian Olaf Schubert, by then her twin sister: Gabi Schubert and drummer - were part of the band's history and so of the movie.
- A wheelchair-bound German boy is dreaming of Australia. Of the freedom of the kangaroos. And he has a grand plan to ensure their liberty.
- Ralf Winkler a.k.a. A.R. Penck (1939-2017) was a German painter, printmaker, sculptor, and jazz drummer. Training at the academies of the GDR or membership in the Association of Visual Artists of the GDR remain A.R. Penck refused, although he applied several times for it. And although his art, which oscillates between abstraction and figuration, does not correspond to the aesthetic ideal of socialist realism, he shares the cultural-political view of the role of the artist as a socially relevant force. Again and again Penck deals with the actually existing socialism and rubs against its contradictions. In the mid-1960s, Georg Baselitz sold Winkler's works to the gallery owner Michael Werner, who organized his first solo exhibition in Cologne in 1968.