Day X
Der Tag X
Synopsis
June 17th 1953, Frida’s 8th birthday, was to be a celebration, but instead tanks are rolling through the streets of East-Berlin. Frida and her mother are waiting for the birthday guests, but they won't come today. Nor does her father return from the demonstration, and Frida’s mother slowly begins to lose control. Outside, protests turn into a political revolt and the revolt is brutally crushed.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Katharina Rivilis
- Original Score
- Henning Fuchs
- Original Title
- Der Tag X
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 16m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Katharina Rivilis
Henning Fuchs
Guillaume Guerry
Department Leadership Roster
Katharina Rivilis
Director
Henning Fuchs
Original Music Composer
Guillaume Guerry
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What is Day X about?
June 17th 1953, Frida’s 8th birthday, was to be a celebration, but instead tanks are rolling through the streets of East-Berlin. Frida and her mother are waiting for the birthday guests, but they won't come today. Nor does her father return from the demonstration, and Frida’s mother slowly begins to lose control. Outside, protests turn into a political revolt and the revolt is brutally crushed.
Who directed Day X?
Day X was directed by Katharina Rivilis.
Who stars in Day X?
The principal cast of Day X includes Nine Skrzypczyk, Katharina Rivilis, Jan Pohl, Nikolay Sidorenko.
When was Day X released and how long is it?
Day X was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 16m.
Who composed the musical score for Day X?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Day X was composed by Henning Fuchs.