Johannes Kepler (1974)
Europe, 1620: The well-known astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler, who teaches as a professor in Linz, receives the message that his mother is prosecuted as a witch in Württemberg. The truth behind the allegations is rather simple: His mother has been denunciated by a former friend after an argument with the authorities. Kepler tries desperately to convince the prosecutors of the absurdity of their allegations with rational arguments.
Director: Frank Vogel
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Reimar Johannes Baur as Johannes Kepler |
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Trude Bechmann as Keplers Mutter |
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Kurt Böwe as Tycho Brahe |
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Karin Gregorek as Margarete |
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Katharina Thalbach as Ursula Haller |
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Rolf Hoppe as Rudolf II |
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Eva-Maria Hagen as Reinboldin |
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Barbara Dittus as Stadtwächterfrau |
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Günter Schubert as Stadtwächter |
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Fred Delmare as Beutelsbacher |
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Carmen-Maja Antoni as Gerichtsmagd |
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Friedrich Richter as Michael Mästlin |
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Günter Junghans as Longomontanus |
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Karla Runkehl as Kristina Barbara Brahe |
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Arno Wyzniewski as |
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Martin Trettau as |
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Günter Grabbert as |
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Dieter Franke as |
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Manfred Zetzsche as |
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Friedo Solter as |
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Käthe Reichel as |
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Gerd Ehlers as |
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Erik S. Klein as |
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Carl Heinz Choynski as |
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Gert Gütschow as |
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Hannjo Hasse as |
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Jörg Panknin as |
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Ernst Meincke as |
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Thomas Langhoff as |
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Jan Bereska as |
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Jörg Knochée as |
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Werner Dissel as Richter |
| Directing | Frank Vogel | Director |
| Editing | Evelyn Carow | Editor |
| Writing | Joachim Nestler | Writer |
| Sound | Gerhard Rosenfeld | Music |
| Writing | Frank Vogel | Writer |
| Crew | Otto Hanisch | Cinematography |
| Writing | Manfred Freitag | Writer |
