D 21, Dir.: Andreas Kleinert, Ages: 16+, 157 min
The GDR is still young, but Thomas Brasch (Albrecht Schuch) no longer fits in it. His father Horst (Jörg Schüttauf) wants to be active in building up this new German state. But Thomas, the eldest son, as a dreamer, obsessed and rebellious. When the Soviet tanks roll through Prague in 1968, Brasch protests by distributing flyers. His own father denunciates him. Released on probation, Brasch works in a factory and writes about love, revolts and death. With no prospects of being heard, Thomas leaves his homeland with the woman he loves (Jella Haase). But Brasch does not let the West rope him in, either.
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Last update 09.02.22, 14:54 o 'clock
