Tiefe Furchen (1965)
Germany in May 1945: the war is over, men are returning home and a new life begins in the villages. After 12 years in a concentration camp, the "Red Shoemaker" also returns to his home village. His wife is dead and others live in his house: Gebhardt, an employee on the farm of the large farmer Winter, and his family. The "Red Shoemaker" comes to stay with Hübner and his daughter Agnes. Over the past terrible years, he had repeatedly felt the hatred within him and wanted to take revenge on those who had sent him to the concentration camp. But now he wants to look to the future and takes on the position of mayor here in the village. He works to ensure that the village is supplied with food and tries to ensure that the fascist ideology disappears from people's minds. In doing so, he also makes enemies.
Director: Lutz Köhlert
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Erwin Geschonneck as Roter Schuster |
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Karl Kendzia as Hübner |
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Gudrun Ritter as Agnes |
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Hans Hardt-Hardtloff as Gebhardt |
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Kaspar Eichel as Georg |
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Ellinor Vogel as Frau Winter |
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Kurt Kachlicki as Arthur |
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Katja Paryla as Edith |
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Lissy Tempelhof as Gräfin von Waalen |
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Katja Kuhl as Frau Wirsing |
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Fred Delmare as Höhne |
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Rudolf Ulrich as Göttermann |
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Joachim Tomaschewsky as Schwarzmeerdeutscher |
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Sabine Thalbach as Schwarzmeerdeutsche |
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Vassili Tichonowitsch Kirjanov as Nikolai |
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Czeslar Moissejew as Sowjetischer Offizier |
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Renate Krößner as Marianne |
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Hans Finohr as |
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Doris Thalmer as |
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Frank Michelis as |
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Heinz Scholz as |
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Bella Waldritter as |
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Theresia Wider as |
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Hanna Rieger as |
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Wolf Goette as |
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Anita Herbst as |
| Writing | Otto Gotsche | Novel |
| Directing | Lutz Köhlert | Director |
| Editing | Monika Schindler | Editor |
| Writing | Lutz Köhlert | Writer |
| Writing | Helmut Sakowski | Writer |
| Sound | Karl-Ernst Sasse | Music |
| Camera | Roland Gräf | Director of Photography |
