Joschka und Herr Fischer
Brief Synopsis
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Thirty years ago, it was deemed impossible that a green party would ever be able to join the German Bundestag. However, after spending years as left-wing radical who threw stones at policemen during demonstrations, German politician Joschka Fischer became the minister of foreign affairs. Using Fisc
Cast & Crew
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Pepe Danquart
Director
Joschka Fischer
Himself
Kolja Brandt
Cinematographer
Kolja Brandt
Other
Pepe Danquart
Screenplay
Joschka Fischer
Other
Film Details
Also Known As
Joschka and Sir Fischer
Genre
Foreign
Historical
Political
Release Date
2011
Technical Specs
Duration
2h 23m
Synopsis
Thirty years ago, it was deemed impossible that a green party would ever be able to join the German Bundestag. However, after spending years as left-wing radical who threw stones at policemen during demonstrations, German politician Joschka Fischer became the minister of foreign affairs. Using Fischer as a guide, this film explores six decades of post-war history in Germany, from the picket-fenced lies of the Sixties and the left-wing terrorist group RAF, and demonstrations against nuclear energy to the fall of the wall and the first red-green government.
Director
Pepe Danquart
Director
Film Details
Also Known As
Joschka and Sir Fischer
Genre
Foreign
Historical
Political
Release Date
2011
Technical Specs
Duration
2h 23m
