Film Lens
In 'Die guten Feinde', a son seeks to learn about his father while reflecting on Berlin in the 1930s. The film presents a group of friends who chose to embrace goodness during a time of rising oppression in Germany. Through personal stories, the documentary provides historical context about the moral choices made by individuals in a challenging era.
The narrative combines personal discovery with a broader examination of friendship and integrity. It illustrates how these individuals resisted the tide of evil, emphasizing their love for life amidst the darkness of history. The film is directed by Christian Weisenborn and features a cast including Dieter Dolezel and Jörg Bundschuh.
Why Watch
- •Meet the friends who stood against oppression in 1930s Berlin.
- •Find out how personal stories reveal broader moral choices.
- •See how love for life persisted during dark times.
Did You Know
•The film is set in Berlin during the 1930s, a pivotal time in German history.
•Director Christian Weisenborn crafted this documentary in 2017.
•The documentary runs for 90 minutes, providing an in-depth look at its subjects.
•The film features a cast of five notable individuals, including Dieter Dolezel and Jörg Bundschuh.
Perfect For
German history enthusiastsDocumentary film loversFans of personal stories