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Rosenstrasse (Rosenstraße) - Katja Riemann, Maria Schrader, Martin Feifel, Margarethe von Trotta

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Movie propaganda

A young woman travels from New York to Berlin to discover what is behind her mother's silence about her childhood and to meet the woman who saved her from the Nazis. While learning about the past she learns of her mother's involvement in Rosenstrasse where Jews married to Germans were rounded up and held in 1943. Von Trotta's poignant drama re-creates an extraordinary act of courage that would ultimately thwart the Nazis.

Theatrical propaganda posters

Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film Germany World War II Nazi Jew ghetto saviour

Persons of interest

Katja Riemann .... Lena Fischer (aged 33)
Maria Schrader .... Hannah Weinstein
Martin Feifel .... Fabian Fischer
Jürgen Vogel .... Arthur von Eschenbach
Jutta Lampe .... Ruth Weinstein
Doris Schade .... Lena Fischer (aged 90)
Fedja van Huêt .... Luis Marquez
Carola Regnier .... Rachel Rosenbauer
Svea Lohde .... Ruth (aged 7)
Jutta Wachowiak .... Frau Goldberg
Jan Decleir .... Nathan Goldberg
Thekla Reuten .... Klara Singer
Lilian Schiffer .... Erika
Lena Stolze .... Miriam Süßmann
Pamela Katz .... Screenwriter
Margarethe von Trotta .... Screenwriter
Margarethe von Trotta .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

Rosenstrasse (Rosenstraße) official movie site
Rosenstrasse (Rosenstraße) production notes (.pdf)
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Awards and film festivals:

Bavarian Film Awards 2004: Won: Best Cinematography (Franz Rath)
Camerimage International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography 2003: Nominated: Golden Frog (Franz Rath)
David di Donatello Film Festival 2004: Won: Best European Film (Margarethe von Trotta)
European Film Awards 2003: Nominated: Best Actress (Katja Riemann)
Venice International Film Festival 2003: Won: SIGNIS Award - Honourable Mention (Margarethe von Trotta), UNICEF Award (Margarethe von Trotta), Volpi Cup Best Actress (Katja Riemann); Nominated: Golden Lion (Margarethe von Trotta)