Brothers and Sisters (1963)
A few days after the GDR built the Berlin Wall, West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer commented that this was "an infamous and brutal act against our brothers and sisters in the Zone." Director Walter Heynowski digs into this ubiquitous West German expression, using footage from West German newsreels and TV programs, and compares the life of "brothers and sisters" in East and West Germany. In this propagandistic documentary, the director juxtaposes images of class hierarchy and conflict in the West, with images of a flourishing East.
Director: Walter Heynowski
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Herwart Grosse as Narrator (voice) |
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Gisela May as Narrator (voice) |
| Writing | Walter Heynowski | Writer |
| Directing | Walter Heynowski | Director |
| Editing | Inge Dochow | Editor |
| Editing | Barbara Lehmann | Editor |
| Sound | Hans-Jürgen Mittag | Sound |
| Sound | Jean Kurt Forest | Music |
| Camera | Horst Donth | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Gerhard Münch | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Hans-Eberhard Leupold | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Christian Lehmann | Director of Photography |
