The Murderers Are Among Us
Using a film noir style infused with expressionism and a documentary- like point of view, this feature, the first produced in post-war Germany, follows a man and a woman returning to war-torn Berlin. (1946)

I Was Nineteen
This gritty, realistic film, based on director Konrad Wolf’s actual experiences, follows a young Soviet soldier of German descent who returns to his homeland as part of the victorious Soviet Army. (1968)

The Gleiwitz Case
To justify invading Poland, the Nazi high command hatches a secret plan: six Polish men from an SS training camp are sent on a special mission to the town of Gleiwitz, to fake a Polish raid on Germany. (1961)

Naked Among Wolves
Starring Oscar Nominee Armin Mueller-Stahl (Utz, Shine, Eastern Promises) and based on true events related by Buchenwald survivor Bruno Apitz, this was the first German film about life and death in a concentration camp. (1963)