Die heimlichen Wunden
Synopsis
The East German province! It's bleak and cold here. Jonas lives there. He murders. He suffers. He is perpetrator and victim in one person. He lives together with his brother Andreas. While Jonas kills for no reason, Andreas arrives directly in capitalism shortly after the fall of the Wall.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Christian Witte
- Screenplay & Story
- Christian Witte
- Original Score
- Christian Witte
- Original Title
- Die heimlichen Wunden
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 11m
- Production Studios
- G.U. Film Medienverleih
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Christian Witte
Christian Witte
Christian Witte
Christian Witte
Christian Witte
Department Leadership Roster
Christian Witte
Director of Photography
Christian Witte
Editor
Christian Witte
Director
Christian Witte
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Die heimlichen Wunden
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Die heimlichen Wunden about?
The East German province! It's bleak and cold here. Jonas lives there. He murders. He suffers. He is perpetrator and victim in one person. He lives together with his brother Andreas. While Jonas kills for no reason, Andreas arrives directly in capitalism shortly after the fall of the Wall.
Who directed Die heimlichen Wunden?
Die heimlichen Wunden was directed by Christian Witte.
Who stars in Die heimlichen Wunden?
The principal cast of Die heimlichen Wunden includes Martin Hentschel, Christian Witte, Iris Witte.
When was Die heimlichen Wunden released and how long is it?
Die heimlichen Wunden was released in 2013 with a total runtime of 11m.
Who composed the musical score for Die heimlichen Wunden?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Die heimlichen Wunden was composed by Christian Witte.