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Der Indianer is based on the autobiographical notes of Leonhard Lentz, who was diagnosed with throat cancer. The film chronicles Lentz's experiences and emotions as he undergoes therapy for his illness. It provides an intimate look at his thoughts and feelings during this challenging time.
The narrative is structured around Lentz's personal reflections, offering insight into the psychological impact of cancer. The film features a cast that includes Wiebke Knickrehm and Johanna Godo, and it runs for 97 minutes, allowing for a detailed exploration of Lentz's emotional landscape.
Why Watch
- •Meet Leonhard Lentz and his personal cancer story.
- •See the emotional impact of throat cancer therapy.
- •Follow Lentz's insights during his treatment.
Did You Know
•Leonhard Lentz is the central figure, based on his own autobiographical notes.
•The film was directed by Rolf Schübel and released in 1988.
•The total runtime of the film is 97 minutes.
Perfect For
Cancer survivorsMedical drama fansDocumentary enthusiasts