Die Kaminski (1980)
The film revolves around two characters: a high school student who is intelligent, beautiful, and fulfills all the expectations placed on her by her school, her parents, and society—and a young unskilled worker, a loser, whom she is supposed to take care of and reform. Such sponsorships were commonplace in the GDR and form the basis for a multi-layered, ironic, and profoundly told encounter that deals with conformity and rebellion, social background, and outsiders.
Director: Hannes Schönemann
| Directing | Hannes Schönemann | Director |
| Writing | Hannes Schönemann | Writer |
| Writing | Peter Abraham | Story |
| Editing | Gerda Dorszewski | Editor |
| Camera | Thomas Plenert | Director of Photography |
