Die letzten Tage

Deutschland 2005 Kurz-Spielfilm

Summary

April 1945. An American B-17 bomber is shot down over Germany and three crew members parachute out. Gunner David Feingold and navigator Ben Rayment watch from a distance as a German patrol kills one of their crewmates in cold blood, a shocking act that makes them realize how badly they need a place to hide.

It is clear that the Allies will soon take over the country, and Germany has ordered its teenagers and old men to patrol near the front and execute any deserters on the spot. David and Ben find cover in an abandoned farmhouse. They are surprised by the presence of the German deserter Anton Kreetz who is hiding there.

Hate, distrust and the will to survive the last days of war will put the relationship of the three men to the ultimate test.

Source: German films Service & Marketing GmbH

 

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Credits

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Clapper loader

Still photography

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Title

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Special make-up effects

Sound design

Sound

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Shoot

    • Gschwend und Umgebung (Baden-Württemberg)
Duration:
35 min
Format:
HD Cam - überspielt auf 35mm, 1:1,85
Video/Audio:
Farbe, Dolby SRD
Screening:

Uraufführung: 01.01.2005, Gschwend;
Aufführung (DE): 29.10.2005, Hof, Internationale Filmtage;
TV-Erstsendung: 04.11.2005, Arte

Titles

  • Originaltitel (DE) Die letzten Tage

Versions

Original

Duration:
35 min
Format:
HD Cam - überspielt auf 35mm, 1:1,85
Video/Audio:
Farbe, Dolby SRD
Screening:

Uraufführung: 01.01.2005, Gschwend;
Aufführung (DE): 29.10.2005, Hof, Internationale Filmtage;
TV-Erstsendung: 04.11.2005, Arte

Awards

IFF Fort Lauderdale 2005
  • 1. Preis in der Kategorie Studentenfilme
Ludwigsburg 2005
  • Caligari-Filmpreis