The Silent Revolution
East Germany, 1956. One minute of silence changed their lives forever.
DramaHistoryhigh schoolpolice stateclassroomfreedom of speecheast germanyhungarian revolution1950sfreedom of expression
A tense historical drama about teenage resistance in a police state, where a single act of silent protest exposes the fragility of individual freedom under totalitarian control.
In 1956 Stalinstadt, East Germany, during the Hungarian uprising against Soviets is taking place, local teenagers perform a seemingly harmless act that causes unexpected consequences.
Essence
Ensemble
Leonard Scheicher
Theo Lemke
Tom Gramenz
Kurt Wächter
Lena Klenke
Lena
Isaiah Michalski
Paul
Jonas Dassler
Erik Babinsky
Nora Labisch
Klara Winkler
Nele Labisch
Regina Winkler
Ronald Zehrfeld
Hermann Lemke
Carina Wiese
Irmgard Lemke
Florian Lukas
Principal Schwarz
Jördis Triebel
Frau Kessler
Daniel Krauss
Free German Youth Secretary Lange
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