Addio, piccola mia (1979)
Last years in the Life of german Dramatican Georg Büchner. Around the year 1830 he and his fellow students try to initiate a revolution in Germany, but they are not successful. Büchner has to leave the country and seeks exile in France and Switzerland, where he falls ill with typhus.
Director: Lothar Warneke
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Hilmar Eichhorn as Georg Büchner |
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Ute Lubosch as Louise |
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Christine Schorn as Caroline |
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Michael Gwisdek as Ludwig Weiding |
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Horst Drinda as Dr. Ernst Büchner |
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Hans-Otto Reintsch as Becker |
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Lars Jung as Minnigerode |
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Jürgen Mai as Clemm |
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Maximilian Löser as Zeuner |
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Karl-Ernst Horbol as Schütz |
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Wolfgang Greese as Pfarrer Jaegé |
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Klaus Brasch as Nevergeter |
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Karin Gregorek as Frau Weidig |
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Justus Carrière as Böckel |
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Gert Gütschow as Großherzog |
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Harald Halgardt as Du Thil |
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Heinz-Dieter Knaup as Gerichtspräsident |
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Dietrich Körner as Richter Georgi |
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Wolfgang Arnst as Redner |
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Trude Bechmann as Oma Zeuner |
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Lydia Billiet as Tante Jules |
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Carola Braunbock as |
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Carl Heinz Choynski as |
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Christoph Engel as |
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Jörg Foth as Musiklehrer |
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Peter Kalisch as |
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Heide Kipp as |
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Christa Löser as |
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Willi Neuenhahn as |
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Peter Sodann as |
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Ezard Haußmann as |
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Antje Ruge as |
| Directing | Lothar Warneke | Director |
| Writing | Helga Schütz | Writer |
| Editing | Erika Lehmphul | Editor |
| Writing | Lothar Warneke | Writer |
| Sound | Gerhard Rosenfeld | Music |
| Crew | Claus Neumann | Cinematography |
