Essays written back in 1985 by ninth grade
students on the topic of "How Do I Imagine
My Life in the Year 2010" and since then
preserved by the teacher must be a real find
for a documentary filmmaker. Interviews
carried out with a number of the schoolchildren
twenty-five years on offer insight
into the high drama which characterised
this period. The essays alone however also
provide clues as to the background of this
drama: East Germany's younger generations
had already emigrated to the West long
before the Wall even fell.
Blu-Ray | Farbe / colour
Sebastian Hattop, Wolfgang Lindig
Robert Papst, Hugo Siegmeth
mdr, NDR
Gunther Scholz Filmproduktion
Pestalozzistr. 53b
10627 Berlin
Germany
guntherscholzbln@aol.com
www.heute-war-damals-zukunft.de
Gunther Scholz - – born 1944 in Görlitz. Worked as a feature
film director at the DEFA film studio as of
1978. Has since 1991 worked as a freelance
author and director. In 2000 he won the Bavarian
Television Award for ALS DIE MAUER
FIEL. 50 STUNDEN, DIE DIE WELT VERÄNDERTEN.
EIN APRIL HAT 30 TAGE (1978)
NICKI (1980)
AN EINEM FEBRUARVORMITTAG (1981, short, doc)
VERZEIHUNG, SEHEN SIE FUSSBALL? (1982)
DER DICKE LIPINSKI (1984, short, doc)
AB HEUTE ERWACHSEN (1985)
HERMANN HENSELMANN, ARCHITEKT (1986, short, doc)
VERNEHMUNG DER ZEUGEN (1987)
ALS DIE MAUER FIEL. 50 STUNDEN, DIE DIE WELT VERÄNDERTEN (1999, TV, doc)
SAG MIR, WO DIE SCHÖNEN SIND... (2008, doc)