Scene from Berlinger (1975)
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Full Biography
Hannelore Elsner (1942-2019) was a renowned German actress with extensive credits in television and film. Born on July 26, she began her career performing on stage in Munich before taking on notable roles such as Inspector Lea Sommer in 'Die Kommissarin' series and the lead character in 'No Place to Go' (2000).
About the Movie: Berlinger (1975)
Alternative Title: Berlinger - Ein deutsches Abenteuer, ベルリンガー, The Outsider
Director: Alf Brustellin, Bernhard Sinkel
Writer: Alf Brustellin, Bernhard Sinkel, Monika Grube
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Producer: Heinz Angermeyer, Alf Brustellin, Bernhard Sinkel
Companies: ABS Filmproduktion, Independent Film Heinz Angermeyer, ZDF
Keywords
Keywords: female frontal nudity, female full frontal nudity, female nudity, friend, new german cinema, skinny dipping
Story
Berlinger follows the life of Lukas Berlinger, a scientist, adventurer, and industrialist born in 1914. His childhood friend Johannes Roeder, also born that year, becomes his lifelong companion. Lukas marries Marlit in the early 1930s. As a chemist deemed important to the war effort during World War II, Lukas avoids conscription but secretly helps persecuted people escape to Switzerland. However, this puts his wife's life at risk and ultimately costs her life. Lukas flees to South America and returns to Germany in 1968. There, he reunites with Roeder, now a wealthy senator and 'building tycoon.' Lukas also meets Maria, a teacher nearly thirty years his junior, who bears a striking resemblance to Marlit.
Summary
'Berlinger' is a fictionalized biopic directed by Alf Brustellin and Bernhard Sinkel, released in 1975. It's part of the New German Cinema movement, known for its exploration of contemporary German themes. The film follows Lukas Berlinger, a versatile and adventurous figure whose life spans significant historical events. Central to the story is his friendship with Johannes Roeder and his marriage to Marlit. Set against the backdrop of World War II, Lukas's actions have severe consequences on those around him, ultimately leading to a dramatic shift in his life.