

Joachim Fuchsberger reflects on his role in the 1960 West German gameshow 'Nur nicht nervös werden', exploring its ties to psychiatry and post-war cultural dynamics.
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Joachim Fuchsberger reflects on his role in the 1960 West German gameshow 'Nur nicht nervös werden', exploring its ties to psychiatry and post-war cultural dynamics.
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Joachim Fuchsberger recalls his role in 'Nur nicht nervös werden' (Don't Get Nervous), a gameshow that debuted on West German television in 1960. The program, influenced by American psychiatry, catered to a nation grappling with psychological challenges. Insights from directors, producers, psychiatrists, and anthropologists reveal the connection between lighthearted games and serious therapeutic practices aimed at re-education. The film also addresses the notion of permanent revolution, reflecting on the cultural and psychological dynamics of post-war Germany.
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Why Watch
- Meet Joachim Fuchsberger discussing his iconic show.
- Find out how American psychiatry influenced German games.
- See insights from psychologist Philip Zimbardo.
Did You Know
- The show 'Nur nicht nervös werden' first aired in 1960.
- The documentary features insights from Philip Zimbardo, a noted psychologist.
- Lutz Dammbeck directed the film, which runs for 164 minutes.
- The film examines the psychological state of West Germans after World War II.
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What was the name of Joachim Fuchsberger's iconic show?
'Nur nicht nervös werden' (Don't Get Nervous) was the name of Joachim Fuchsberger's iconic show.
When did 'Nur nicht nervös werden' first air?
'Nur nicht nervös werden' first aired on West German television in 1960.
Who directed the documentary 'Overgames'?
Lutz Dammbeck directed the documentary 'Overgames'.
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