Over 20 interviews with politicians, intellectuals, and everyday citizens reveal the bizarre beliefs held by Germans in a satirical examination of their society.
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Over 20 interviews with politicians, intellectuals, and everyday citizens reveal the bizarre beliefs held by Germans in a satirical examination of their society.
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Dennis, an American private investigator, poses as a TV reporter in Germany to gather insights on local attitudes. He interviews a range of individuals, including politicians like Heinrich Lummer and intellectuals such as Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann. The film captures their candid responses, revealing bizarre beliefs and eccentricities. As the interviews unfold, the satirical nature of the project becomes clear, offering a humorous critique of German society through the eyes of its unsuspecting subjects.
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- Meet Heinrich Lummer, a notable German politician.
- Find out about the beliefs of Reichsbürger in Germany.
- See real interviews with everyday citizens.
Did You Know
- Dennis interviews a variety of people, including politicians and demonstrators.
- The film is directed by Thomas Frickel and was released in 1997.
- It has a runtime of 98 minutes and is produced in Germany.
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Who directed the documentary Deckname Dennis?
Deckname Dennis was directed by Thomas Frickel.
What year was Deckname Dennis released?
Deckname Dennis was released in 1997.
What is the duration of the documentary Deckname Dennis?
The duration of Deckname Dennis is 98 minutes.
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