Somewhere In Berlin
(Irgendwo In Berlin)

Somewhere in Berlin was about the little people. The film takes place in the ruined landscape of Berlin, in which children perform feats of bravery by playing with undetonated bombs and climbing in the rubble. One boy is disappointed with his father, who comes home powerless and hopeless from a POW camp. Somewhere in Berlin shows how children convince this weary man to clean and restore his bomb damaged garage, managing in the end to give him new hope. Directed by Gerhard Lamprecht ; featuring Harry Hindemith, Hedda Sarnow, Charles Knetschke, and Hans Trinkaus. East Germany, 1946, B&W, 79 minutes, German dialogue, English subtitles.

Video Cassette available in NTSC only

Somewhere In Berlin (Irgendwo In Berlin)
R575$39.95