The Passenger – Welcome to Germany Trailer (1988)

04 May 1988 Drama 98 mins

An American filmmaker travels to modern day Berlin to make a film based on a real-life incident from 1942 in which 13 Jewish prisoners from a concentration camp were promised freedom if they appeared in a German propaganda film. Unfortunately, the Germans lied. The psychological process undergone by the modern filmmaker while shooting the story provides the basis of this arty and challenging film.

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Cast

Tony Curtis as Mr. Cornfield

Katharina Thalbach as Sofie

Matthias Habich as Körner

Alexandra Stewart as Mrs. Cornfield

Karin Baal as Frau Tenzer

Charles Regnier as Silbermann

George Tabori as Rabbiner

Gedeon Burkhard as Janko

Peter Lohmeyer as 1. SS Mann

Irm Hermann as KZ-Kommandantin

Leslie Malton as Freundin

Harry Baer as Grenzbeamter

Anna Thalbach as 1. Mädchen

Michael Morris

Ursula Andermatt

Guntbert Warns

Crew

Thomas Brasch Director

Jurek Becker Writer

Thomas Brasch Writer

Wim Wenders Consulting Producer

Tanja Schmidbauer Editor

Joachim von Vietinghoff Producer

George Reinhart Producer

Cordula Kablitz-Post Assistant Director

Günther Fischer Original Music Composer

Thomas Schappert Art Direction

Axel Block Director of Photography

Alexander von Richthofen Assistant Director

Martin Walz Assistant Director

Albrecht Konrad Production Design

Risa Kes Casting

Marlies von Soden Costume Design

International Titles

Der Passagier Trailer

International Releases Dates

Switzerland 04 May 1988

Germany 04 May 1988

France 17 May 1988

Production Companies

Road Movies

ZDF

Von Vietinghoff Filmproduktion

Film4 Productions

George Reinhart Productions

Alternative movies trailers for The Passenger – Welcome to Germany

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