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The Edelweiss Pirates ()

Edelweisspiraten (original title)
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Cologne-Ehrenfeld, November 1944. They're young, wild and rebellious, like young people anywhere and in any time, but working-class boys Karl and his younger brother Peter are Edelweiss Pirates. They oppose the Nazis, and are pursued by... See more »

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Ivan Stebunov ...
Karl Ripke
Bela B. ...
Hans Steinbrück (as Bela B. Felsenheimer)
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Josef Hoegen
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Cilly Serve
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Ferdinand Kütter
Simon Taal ...
Peter Ripke
Jean Jülich ...
Alter Karl
Florian Wilken ...
Franz 'Bubbes' Rheinberger
Dominik Bromma ...
Günther Schwarz
Johannes Schaller ...
Barthel Schink
Pavel Metyanin ...
Adolf 'Dölfes' Schütz
Volker Röhlich ...
Roland Lorent
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Maria (as Svetlana Gajtan)
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Peter Hüppeler
Susanne Bredehöft ...
Fürsorgerin
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Heinrich Soentgen (as Sergei Bekhterev)
Olga Vasileva ...
Flitzi (as Olga Vassilieva)
Nikolay Tyurin ...
Anton (as Nikolai Tyurin)
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Vladimir (as Eugene Sirotin)
Christel Tenbuß ...
Verkäuferin
Margret Tenbuß ...
Verkäuferin
Ilya Ispolatov ...
Gustav Bermel
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Josef Moll (as Andrei Fedortsov)
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Heinrich Kratina (as Konstantin Vorobiev)
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Wilhelm Kratz (as Arkady Koval)
Evgeniy Merkurev ...
Johann Krausen (as Eugene Merkuriev)
Murad Sultaniyazov ...
Hoffmann (as Murad Sultannijazov)
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Friedel Krämer
Liza Zektser ...
Ruth Krämer
Oleg Korytin ...
Alterer Wachmann
Aleksandr Ivanov ...
Junger Wachmann (as Alexander Ivanov)
Kseniya Kurochkina ...
Anneliese (as Ksenia Kurochkina)
Nelli Molchanova ...
Mutter Schütz (as Nelly Molchanova)
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Wirtin
Marina Rokina ...
Sekretärin
Tatyana Kropaneva ...
Barthels Schwester
Olga Koromaldi ...
Empfangsdame
Dmitriy Zebrov ...
Großvater (as Dmiitry Zebrov)
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Herr Schütz
Khelga Filippova ...
Mutter (as Helga Filippova)
Evgeniya Ivanova ...
Junge Frau (as Eugenia Ivanova)
Aleksandr Yudin ...
Mann im Flur (as Alexander Judin)
Maksim Mekhalev ...
Hagere Nachbarin (as Maxim Mekhalev)
Lia Vigdergaus ...
Annelieses Oma
Boris Korneev ...
Übersetzer (as Boris Korneyev)
Sergey Petrov ...
Amerikanischer Offizier (as Sergei Petrov)
Sergey Veselov ...
Gefangener (as Sergei Veselov)
David Feldman ...
Wachmann
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Wichterin
Pavel Svetukhin ...
Pickliger HJler
Julia Petsh ...
Edelweisspiratin
Anna Rappoport ...
Edelweisspiratin
Nikolay Pavlyuk ...
Gestapo (as Nikolai Pavlyuk)
Nikolay Pavlov ...
Gestapo (as Nikolai Pavlov)
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Gestapo (as Gennady Makoev)
Evgeniy Smirnov ...
Kind (as Evgeny Smirnov)
Daniil Surikov ...
Kind (as Danya Surikov)
Mariya Bobkova ...
Kind (as Masha Bobkova)
Darya Bogdanova ...
Kind (as Dasha Bogdanova)
Kseniya Prokofeva ...
Kind (as Ksenia Prokofieva)
Anastasiya Mikhaylova ...
Kind (as Anastasia Mikhailova)
Timofey Pekhurov ...
Kind
Konstantin Pekhurov ...
Kind (as Kostya Pekhurov)
Elena Lisitsa ...
Kind (as Lena Lisitsa)
Matvey Kisilev ...
Kind

Directed by

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Niko von Glasow

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Kirstin von Glasow ... (screenplay) (as Kiki von Glasow)
 
Niko von Glasow ... () (as Niko Brücher)

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Daniel Brücher ... producer
Antje Paul Leinberger ... executive producer (as Antje Paul)
Natalya Smirnova ... line producer: St. Petersburg
Niko von Glasow ... producer

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Andreas Schilling

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Jolanta Dylewska

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Oli Weiss
Andreas Wodraschke

Editorial Department

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Bernhard Reddig ... trailer editor (uncredited)

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Vera Zelinskaya

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Natalya Zamakhina

Makeup Department

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Tamara Frid ... makeup artist (as Tamara Freed)

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Bohdan Graczyk ... first assistant director
Claudia Müller ... second assistant director

Sound Department

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Alexej Ashkenazy ... assistant sound re-recording mixer
Karl Atteln ... dialogue editor
Tilo Busch ... supervising sound editor
Uwe Dresch ... sound recordist
Robert Jäger ... re-recording mixer
Florian Kaltenegger ... assistant sound re-recording mixer
Kai Schoormann ... sound editor
Hans Schumann ... sound editor
Alexander Weuffen ... sound designer

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Moritz Peters ... colorist
Andreas Schellenberg ... digital intermediate producer

Stunts

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Sergey Golovkin ... stunts
Oleg Korytin ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Pawel Sobczyk ... second camera operator

Casting Department

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Alla Petelina ... casting: Russia
Tina Thiele ... casting: Germany

Music Department

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Eurythmics ... performer: title song

Additional Crew

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Dagmar Lincoln-Diop ... production coordinator
Elena Ogneva ... accountant

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Jean Jülich ... thanks
Michael Schmid-Ospach ... thanks

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Plot Summary

Cologne-Ehrenfeld, November 1944. They're young, wild and rebellious, like young people anywhere and in any time, but working-class boys Karl and his younger brother Peter are Edelweiss Pirates. They oppose the Nazis, and are pursued by the Gestapo. With the escaped concentration camp prisoner Hans Steinbrück, they plan acts of sabotage, until the Gestapo take them on with their full might. When they're arrested, Karl is torn between his will to survive, his feelings of responsibility, his love for his brother, and his loyalty to the Edelweiss Pirates. Written by MDTV

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Also Known As
  • Edelweißpiraten (Germany)
  • Edelweiss Pirates (Netherlands)
  • The Edelweiss Pirates (United States)
  • The Edelweiss Pirates (World-wide, English title)
  • The Edelweiss Pirates (United Kingdom)
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  • 111 min
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Budget EUR2,500,000 (estimated)

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Trivia The director and writer researched and wrote the screenplay in 7 years. See more »

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