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4/15 - 4/29 VIRTUAL SCREENING WATCH

Southeast US Premiere

Red Orchestra

Directed by Carl-Ludwig Rettinger

Germany | 112 minutes | 2020

German with English subtitles

This captivating film re-examines the story of the Red Orchestra: the most important resistance network in Nazi Germany, whose operations extended from Berlin and Brussels to Paris. The leading figures of the group included Leopold Trepper and Harro Schulze-Boysen, who gathered military secrets to share with the Soviets. In 1942, Hitler’s henchmen were able to track down most of the group by picking up radio transmissions. The legacy of this extraordinary tale has long been compromised by contrasting viewpoints and politically tinged filmic interpretations from East and West Germany. Carl-Ludwig Rettinger illustrates this by carefully excerpting feature films made in the early 1970s and interspersing them with interviews with the descendants of the group’s members, offering a fresh approach and a well-rounded historical account.

Accompanying the film premiere is a discussion with director Carl-Ludwig Rettinger and the Consul General of Germany in Miami Andreas Siegel. To view the conversation please click here.

Foreign Title Die Rote Kapelle
Director Carl-Ludwig Rettinger
Countries of Production Germany
Year of Presentation 2020
Language(s) German with English subtitles
Premiere Status Southeast US Premiere
Runtime 112 minutes
Principal Cast Lital Levin, Rebecca Donner, Yehudit Kafri, Guillaume Bourgeois
Sponsor(s)

Consulate General of Germany in Miami

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