Neo-Nazi crimes against emigrants are presented at German Film Week

The main event of the German Film Week is the screening of the film In the middle of Germany: NSU (2016), which is exactly a trilogy taken in the cinema, but designed to Original as a mini-series in three parts chapters for television, which reached the main awards of the German Academy of Television.

"The Abusers", "The Victims" and "The Researchers" are titled each of the three films that make up In the middle of Germany: NSU very attached to the real events around the # 39 emergence and mode of operation of a group, called National Sozialistischer Untergrund (NSU).

The neo-Nazi group committed numerous crimes against migrants in the 1990s in the former German Democratic Republic, a few years after German reunification. Each of the three films is placed under a different angle, always faithful to the German obsession to explain and review the past and complicated national history.

German Film Week will run until the 8th of this month with a program that includes Bridget Jones comedy entitled Boulevard Schönefeld (2014) and also Historic Death to the Hippies! Long live Punk! (2015), directed by Oskar Roehler who relies on his own autobiographical novel to tell the story of a young man of 19, who fled in the 80s in West Berlin and discover a paradise full of bad, drugs, love and punk.

Another premiere presenting this solid week of German cinema is entitled The Dream Path (2016), which tells the story of two separate couples for thirty years, one in Greece, in 1984, and another in Berlin thirty years later

Casting (2017) precisely tells the search for a perfect director to play a television remake of The bitter tears of Petra von Kant a piece of Fbadbinder that he himself took to the cinema in the early 70s.

The German Film Week once again confirms the quality and scope of this cinematography, c its importance is supported through a system of public support funds that economically stimulates the best projects.