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Good Bye, Lenin!

Good Bye, Lenin!
Direction
WOLFGANG BECKER
Screenplay
Bernd Lichtenberg
Cinematography
Martin Kukula
Cast
Daniel Brühl, Katrin Sass, Chulpan Khamatova, Maria Simon, Florian Lukas, Alexander Beyer
Producer
Stefan Arndt
Edition(s)
27ª

Good Bye, Lenin!

Good Bye, Lenin!
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  • 118 minutos
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  • 2003
Germany

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In the autumn of 1989, during the dissolution of the communist German Democratic Republic and the fall of the Berlin wall, Mrs. Kerner, an enthusiast of the regime, succumbs to a heart attack and is in coma. When she recovers consciousness eight months later, East Germany no longer exists. Her son, Alex, very much attached to her ever since the father left the country ten years previously, is determined to spare her any disappointment, and orders her to stay in bed and not to leave the room. He imagines that, should she realize what has occurred, she will have another heart attack. With the assistance of his girlfriend and various friends, Alex tries to prevent his mother from coming into contact with the new capitalist country. Things, however, become complicated when, one day, she goes out into the street and finds a world completely changed. Alex’ version of the historical events that occurred from 1989 to 1990 saves his mother from total depression.

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Born in Hemer, Germany, in 1954. Director and screenwriter, he studied History and American Studies at the Free University of Berlin, and cinema in the German Academy of Film and Television. Schmetterlinge (1988, 18th Mostra), his first feature film, won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno International Film Festival. He also directed Child`s Play (1992, 18th Mostra), Life is All You Get (1997, 21st Mostra), Good Bye Lenin! (2003, 27th Mostra) and was one of the directors of Welcome to São Paulo (2004, 28th Mostra), a collective film produced by Mostra and dedicated to Abbas Kiarostami. He was part of the jury of the 30th Mostra.
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