"The story of a couple who shaped film culture in post-war Germany." 01 September 2022 Factual 155 mins
From the 1950s onwards, Erika and Ulrich Gregor brought countless film historical milestones to Berlin and shaped cinema discourse in post-war Germany. A look at the life and work of the couple without whom Arsenal and the Forum wouldn’t exist.
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Erika Gregor as Self
Ulrich Gregor as Self
Wim Wenders as Self
Jutta Brückner as Self
Jim Jarmusch as Self
Doris Dörrie as Self
Alexander Kluge as Self
Volker Schlöndorff as Self
Edgar Reitz as Self
Helke Sander as Self
Gerd Conradt as Self
István Szabó as Self
Michael Verhoeven as Self
Hans Helmut Prinzler as Self
Uschi Seifried as Self
Rudolf Thome as Self
Alice Agneskirchner Writer
Sandra Ehlermann Production Manager
Max Knoth Music
Roman Strack Sound Designer
Mortiz Peters Color Grading
Sandra Ehlermann Producer
Jacob Schlesinger Camera Production Assistant
Jacob Schlesinger Camera Operator
Alice Agneskirchner Producer
Yvonne Garber Sound
Andreas Schellenberg Production Supervisor
Ines Thomsen Director of Photography
Silke Botsch Editor
Alice Agneskirchner Director
Jan Kerhart Director of Photography
Brazil 24 July 2026
China 20 April 2023
Germany 20 November 2022
Korea 29 April 2022
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