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Produced by the authors |
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| Country and year of production: | Germany, 2006 |
| Shot on: | DVC Pro 50, Betacam and Mini-DV |
| Screenings on: | DVD Region 0 Pal (gegebenenfalls: Digi-Beta Pal, Beta SP Pal) |
| Format: | 4:3 |
| Sound: | Stereo |
| Language: | German |
| Subtitles available inl: | English |
| Running time: | 1 h 39 min 36 sec |
Contemporary witnesses
Miriam Rosenberg, née Margot Beck
Hans-Oskar Baron Löwenstein de Witt (1926-2004)
Dr. Jizchak Schwersenz (1915-2005)
Zvi Aviram, geb. Heinz Abrahamson
Others
Frank Heibert (Publisher)
Gilbert Holzgang (Theatre Director)
LOT-Theater Braunschweig
Actors
Marc Pohl (Factory worker Erwin)
Reik Singer (Gad Beck)
Martin Stenkamp (Camp Commander)
Holger Krabel (Manfred Lewin)
Camera
Frank Kranstedt
2nd camera (street): Andrea Keiz
2nd camera (factory): Lars Maibaum
Sound
Robin Cackett
Susann Liman
Ruth Spätling
Editing
Susanne Foidl
Music
“Tamelan”
by Guido Gialdini
“Populäre jüdische Künstler Musik & Entertainment 1903-33”
Courtesy of Trikont
“Deeper”
by Soulkeeper
published by Edition Perkypark / Warner Chappell
Courtesy of Ministery of Sound
“Mahshav”
by John Zorn and Mashaba Chamber Ensemble
from Bar Kohkba
Courtesy of John Zorn and Tzadik Records
“Paran”
by John Zorn and Mashaba Chamber Ensemble
from Bar Kohkba
Courtesy of John Zorn and Tzadik Records
“Manfred”-Theme
by Till Brandt
Courtesy of Till Brandt
Film Quotations
“Boulevard Bio”, Talk show mit Alfred Biolek
Courtesy of WDR
“Liebe Sünde”, Talk show mit Matthias Frings
Courtesy of Brainpool TV GmbH
“David”, D: Peter Lilienthal, West Germany 1979
Courtesy of Joachim von Vietinghoff
“Fremd sein in Deutschland”, Germany 1996
Courtesy of Helmut Spiering
“Rosenstraße”, D: Margarete von Trotta, Germany 2003
Courtesy of Tele München Fernseh GmbH und Studio Hamburg