In early 1990s Berlin, key figures like Bärbel Bohley and Barbara Brecht-Schall discuss the reunification of Germany and the collapse of Communism.
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In early 1990s Berlin, key figures like Bärbel Bohley and Barbara Brecht-Schall discuss the reunification of Germany and the collapse of Communism.
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Marcel Ophüls interviews key figures from Eastern Europe during the early 1990s. The film captures their thoughts on the reunification of Germany and the collapse of Communism. Notable voices include Bärbel Bohley and Barbara Brecht-Schall, who reflect on the changing political climate. These discussions take place against the backdrop of Berlin, a city divided by the Wall. The documentary runs for 129 minutes and presents a crucial record of a significant historical moment.
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Why Watch
- Meet key Eastern European figures from the 1990s.
- See the personal impacts of the Berlin Wall's fall.
- Find out about the collapse of Communism in real voices.
Did You Know
- The film features interviews with influential figures from Eastern Europe.
- It was directed by Marcel Ophüls, known for his documentary work.
- The documentary has a runtime of 129 minutes.
- It was produced in three countries: Germany, Switzerland, and the UK.
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Who directed the documentary 'November Days'?
Marcel Ophüls directed the documentary 'November Days'.
What year was 'November Days' released?
'November Days' was released in 1991.
What are the production countries of 'November Days'?
The production countries of 'November Days' are Germany, Switzerland, and Great Britain.
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