Ein bisschen Luft unter die Flügel

Ein bisschen Luft unter die Flügel

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Ein bisschen Luft unter die Flügel

2004

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Documentary

Overview

Founded in 1954 as the “Deutsche Hochschule für Filmkunst”, today's “Hochschule für Film und Fernsehen” is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The documentary traces the history of the university. Graduates of the school have their say and excerpts of student films from five decades are presented.

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Cast & Crew

19 members

Directing

Helke Misselwitz

Self

Helke Misselwitz

Directing

Andreas Dresen

Self

Andreas Dresen

Acting

Carmen-Maja Antoni

Self

Carmen-Maja Antoni

Directing

Jürgen Böttcher

Self

Jürgen Böttcher

Acting

Jaecki Schwarz

Self

Jaecki Schwarz

Directing

Kurt Maetzig

Self

Kurt Maetzig

Directing

Roland Oehme

Self

Roland Oehme

Directing

Winfried Junge

Self

Winfried Junge

Directing

Rainer Simon

Self

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Jutta Wachowiak

Self

Jutta Wachowiak

Directing

Rosa von Praunheim

Self

Rosa von Praunheim

Directing

Bodo Fürneisen

Self

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Directing

Kurt Tetzlaff

Self

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Directing

Robert Thalheim

Self

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Camera

Lars Barthel

Self

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Directing

Thomas Frick

Self

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Directing

Konrad Herrmann

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Writing

Christiane Mückenberger

Self

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Lothar Bisky

Self

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