Two Days of Hope (2003)
Brothers Helmut and Wolfgang Kaminski live on opposite sides of the still porous Iron Curtain: Helmut works as a reporter for radio in the American sector, Wolfgang as an SED functionary for the construction of socialism. His father Otto was a brigade leader at the large construction site in Stalinallee, where the demonstrations began on June 16. On June 17, 1953, the East Berlin workers formed an uprising.
Director: Peter Keglevic
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Sebastian Koch as Helmut Kaminski |
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Hans-Werner Meyer as Wolfgang Kaminski |
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Lisa Martinek as Angelika |
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Matthias Habich as Otto Kaminski |
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Cornelia Schmaus as Irene Kaminski |
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Christoph Waltz as Michael Berg |
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André Hennicke as Beck |
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Udo Schenk as Erich Draeger |
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Dieter Montag as Werner Knipka |
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Bernd Stegemann as Grabowsky |
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Sven Walser as Dirk Niemann |
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Thomas Wehling as Lehmann |
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Peter Benedict as Meinert |
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Frank Brückner as Young Worker |
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Manfred Lehmann as Fred Klein (uncredited) |
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Peter Rühring as Rüdiger Krohn (uncredited) |
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Hanns Zischler as Wiedemeyer (uncredited) |
| Directing | Peter Keglevic | Director |
| Writing | Holger Karsten Schmidt | Writer |
| Sound | Jürgen Ecke | Music |
| Crew | Hans-Günther Bücking | Cinematography |
| Crew | Till Maier | Cinematography |
| Editing | Moune Barius | Editor |
| Production | Jon Handschin | Producer |
| Production | Nico Hofmann | Executive Producer |
| Production | Ariane Krampe | Executive Producer |
