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Lonely Oaks: Now in Cinemas
»Illuminating and moving film about people in revolt.«
Der Spiegel
"Lonely Oaks" already caused a sensation at this year's Berlinale. Accompanied by an overwhelming press response, the extraordinary documentary is now starting today in cinemas nationwide and guarantees exciting discussions!
In 2018, climate activists* put their heart and soul into occupying the Hambach Forest, which quickly became a symbol of resistance against politics and business. When the police cleared the forest, a young film student had a fatal accident: Steffen Meyn. With journalistic intention he had accompanied the protest action together with a 360° camera - in solidarity, but by no means uncritically! This extraordinary documentary film is composed of the footage he left behind. It provides never-before-seen images and direct insights into a protest movement struggling to find its stance and appropriate means.
How far can and may activism go? "Lonely Oaks" asks this very question, which is more burning than ever in the face of blocked roads and raids!
Lonely Oaks: Succesful premiere in Hamburg
Loud applause at the Hamburg premiere of "Lonely Oaks" on September 20 at the Abaton Kino!
Vergiss Meyn nicht: Moving premiere in Cologne
A sold-out cinema and deep conversations: On Wednesday, September 13, the German premiere of the documentary film "Lonely Oaks" took place at the Odeon Kino in Cologne.
Lonley Oaks: Konstantin Wecker is film sponsor
»We should remember people like Steffen Meyn who died for a better life for all! That is why I have become a film sponsor of "Lonley Oaks", a documentary film that is great and deeply touching.« Konstantin Wecker
Sorry Comrade: Now on DVD & VoD
From now on "Sorry Comrade" is available on DVD and as VoD in the W-FILM online store as well as in regular stores! In Vera Brückner's colorful documentary, Karl-Heinz and Hedi revive their incredible romance during the Cold War - including their daring escape across the German-German border. Secret accomplices and amazingly helpful Stasi officials included ... Always immersed in a casual retro look, "Sorry Comrade" takes you on a charming and suspenseful journey back in time to the German past and sweetens the rather rainy late summer in the cozy home cinema.