Dietrich Schubert Movies

Winter, spring, summer and autumn. Observations in a landscape.

A struggeling TV documentarian's personal and professional life crumbles as he moves between the city and the countryside.

Documentary about untold stories of Jewish citizens escaping from the Eifel in the early days of Nazi Germany.

Political intervention by Günter Wallraff.

A movie about the railroad line built between 1908 and 1912 from Jünkerath to Losheim

This film painstakingly documents the ways in which women are devalued as workers in a patriarchal society.

A moving documentary about a lack of home and the life on the run during the escape from Nazi Germany.

Documentary by Helma Sanders-Brahms.

Documentary about the life in the then newly completed city Halle Neustadt in the former DDR in East Germany.

A look at country life in the German Eifel.

Film about the director's run-in with the law.

West German short film inspired by an East German soldier song directed by Dietrich Schubert.

Documentary about student protests in Cologne.

The film focuses on Cologne citizens of different social backgrounds and political views, who took different paths to their common anti-fascist...

Dietrich Schubert's first published short film is a story of longing in front of an almighty industrial backdrop.

A man returns to Cologne and remembers his time as an “Edelweiss Pirate” in the resistance against the Nazi regime in scenes of...

Documentary directed by Dietrich Schubert.

A man eats a chicken and then meets his doppelganger in the woods who he is then chained to.

Documentary about changes in country life over time.

In the summer of 2001, 75-year-old Mathi Schenk made his last trip to Poland, following in the footsteps of his own past. He lives in the eastern...