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Anna Bahners

Actor
Anna Bahners is a German actress known for her work in both film and television. While there isn't a vast amount of information widely available about her career, she is recognized for her roles in productions such as "The Peppercorns" (Die Pfefferkörner), an acclaimed German children's series where she played the character Jana. She has also appeared in "Ins Gesicht geschrieben" and "Notruf Hafenkante," a popular German television series. Though specific awards or detailed filmography might not be extensively documented, her contributions to these projects have garnered her recognition in the German entertainment industry.

Films

Just a Friday

Just a Friday

By Jacqueline May

2022 | 26 min | Drama

When Germany surrenders in 1945, two reckless teenagers put their families' escape on the line to save their friendship.

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Come And Play

Come And Play

2013 | 31 min | Drama

Russian-German boy Grisha fools around with a wooden toy gun. The longer he plays, the deeper he is pulled into an altered reality. The boundaries between the past and the present, the real and the surreal, blur. Images from bygone Berlin appear; streets and buildings still carry the memories of war. Suddenly, he is caught in a nightmare of another lifetime, nightmare that is still present today. "This short film successfully shows how much the horror of WWII is still present in the discourse ...

You will never understand

You will never understand

2003 | 52 min | Documentary

Anja Salomonowitz portrays three women from her family who as children lived through WWII but whose memories of that time diverge. They were on different sides and belong to different memory collectives: Hanka Jassy, her great-aunt, survived Auschwitz. Gertrude Rogenhofer, her nanny, was a socialist and supported her uncle in the resistance. Margit Kohlhauser, her grandmother, lived in Graz during the war. She did there what most did: nothing. "The film succeeds in providing undisguised and intimate ...

Pornografia

Pornografia

2003 | 117 min | Drama

Leaving occupied Varsovia in 1943, the two intellectuals, Frederic and Witold, take refuge in the country mansion of an old friend. The girl of the house, Henia (16 years old), is promised in marriage to an attorney Waclaw (30 years old) from a nearby town. However, Henia's childhood friend Karol also lives at the estate works the farm. Frederic and Witold decide to break the arranged wedding and bring the two youngsters together. John Updike described Gombrowicz's book as being the "Dangerous ...

The Dream

The Dream

1987 | 45 min | Documentary

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Datsche

Datsche

2018 | 94 min | Independent

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100 Years Of Adolf Hitler: The Last Hour In The Führerbunker

100 Years Of Adolf Hitler: The Last Hour In The Führerbunker

1989 | 55 min | Comedy

One light, one day, one leader. Five men, four women, pulled out of the darkness by a hand-held spotlight. We see the last hour in the Führer's bunker as it really was. Shot in just under 16 hours in one take, in a bunker from the Second World War, 100 YEARS OF ADOLF HITLER shows incest and intrigue, noise and rioting – the last hour in the Führer's bunker as it really was. 100 YEARS ADOLF HITLER is Schlingensief's most important and most acclaimed film to date. It earns him the reputation among ...

Demmin Cantos - Part 2

Demmin Cantos - Part 2

2023 | 105 min | Documentary

In the second part of this film series, a place in northeastern Germany becomes the stage for a cinematic examination of history, memory, and the present. In Demmin, a town that gained sad notoriety in 1945 due to a mass suicide, Hans-Jürgen Syberberg searches for forms of collective memory. Hans Jürgen Syberberg's latest work, released after a creative hiatus of almost 30 years, is an examination in words and images of the town of Demmin, where he grew up as a child. The film refers to the history ...

Demmin Cantos - Part 1

Demmin Cantos - Part 1

2023 | 105 min | Documentary

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Amal

Amal

2014 | 55 min | Documentary

Memories of the war influence their everyday life. Especially the violent death of their three-year-old daughter Amal (Arabic: hope) keeps the parents stuck in the past. She died during an attack when a shell hit the family home. Their two sons were seriously injured. Ghadir and Mohamad then came to Germany to have the injured children treated here. Then they want to go back. Arriving in Germany is easier for the children than for their parents. They are slowly getting used to their new home - each ...

The Old Gun

The Old Gun

1975 | 98 min | Timeless

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