Lagerfeuer
(2013)
AKA: West
Country: Germany
Genre: Drama
Synopsis
Two suitcases and a cuddly toy; that's all Nelly and her son Alexej take with them to start their new lives in the West. A Volkswagen stops outside their house in East Berlin. A West German takes them across the border. Nelly claims they are getting married. She is nervous. It's summer, the late 70s, three years after Nelly's boyfriend died in a car accident. Ever since, she has been wanting to leave, too...
Cast
- Jördis Triebel
- Tristan Göbel
(Alexej Senff) - Alexander Scheer
- Anja Antonowicz
- Jacky Ido
- Oskar Keymer
(Schoolyard Boy)
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This one's better than The Lives of Others, which was unrealistic and sentimentalised in places. Also see the Polish masterpiece Interrogation and Costa-Gavras' The Confession.