Gitta Nickel Trailers
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Most Popular Gitta Nickel Trailers
Total trailers found: 11
Wenn man eine Liebe hat Trailer (1987)
27 November 1987
In 1986, 60% of all machine tools in the GDR were produced by WMW "Fritz Heckert" in Karl-Marx-Stadt.
Konrad Wolf Trailer (1977)
01 May 1977
Documentary about director Konrad Wolf and the making of his film "Mama ich lebe"
Two Germans Trailer (1988)
02 September 1988
What became of Hitler’s last array, born in 1928, visited 40 years later?
My Heart Leaps Trailer (1966)
04 November 1966
The central song and dance ensemble of the Soviet military stationed in East Germany goes on a tour of the country.
Lieder machen Leute Trailer (1968)
13 September 1968
Documentary short about the East German Oktoberklub.
To Be Young, and What Else? Trailer (1977)
17 November 1977
High up north, in the Stralsund People’s Dockyard, Gitta Nickel encounters a youth brigade whose members speak frankly: “I’m 27 now.
She Trailer (1970)
02 October 1970
A consciously modern depiction of working women in East Germany – labourers and managers in a garment factory talk about relationships and family planning, raising children and career qualifications, women’s rights and equality in the socialist (meritocratic) society.
Im Märzen die Bäuerin Trailer (1971)
20 November 1971
Documentary focuses on women farmers from the village of Worin. Even on International Women's Day, March 8, these women do not want to hand over responsibility for their animals to the men.
Manchmal möchte man fliegen Trailer (1981)
22 November 1981
Documentary about a youth work brigade working on the construction of a tower block in Berlin-Marzahn
The Laugh Shall Not Stick in Your Throats Trailer (1972)
01 January 1972
Entertainment in the GDR is the subject of this film, a wide field with many critical but also successful aspects.
Palucca Trailer (1972)
09 January 1972
Palucca follows the legendary Dresden dancer and dance teacher Gret Palucca (1902–1993) as she introduces her students to dance as an art form.
