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Der dritte Bruder

May 1, 2025
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Overview

While searching for her grandmother, the director comes across the story of three brothers who are torn between the fronts of political ideologies in the Third Reich and divided Germany: "the third brother" is the filmmaker's grandfather, who, in confronting her father, tries to overcome decades of speechlessness and, in the process, to understand where in the past her father's sense of family fell by the wayside.

Genres

Documentary
History

Production Companies

Ester.Reglin.Film
Real Fiction Filmverleih

Cast

Kathrin Jahrreiß

Self

Kathrin Jahrreiß

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