Rublak – Die Legende vom vermessenen Land (1984)
A railway line is to be laid through remote Lusatian farmland. Surveyors herald the “new era” with their work. The events also leave their mark on the people. Stylistically idiosyncratic first feature film by a director who comes from documentary film. The story is told as a parable about the relationship between humans and progress, with the actors making extremely clever use of their freedom.
Director: Konrad Herrmann
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Christian Grashof as Rublak |
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Kurt Böwe as Father |
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Johanna Schall as Maria |
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Hans-Uwe Bauer as Son |
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Doris Thalmer as Old Woman |
| Directing | Konrad Herrmann | Director |
| Writing | Konrad Herrmann | Writer |
| Camera | Lutz Körner | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Lutz Körner | Editor |
| Writing | Lutz Körner | Writer |
| Production | Uwe Kraft | Producer |
| Production | Astrid von Gliszczynski | Producer |
| Sound | Peter Gotthardt | Original Music Composer |
