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In 1984, in East Germany, the entire society was under the high-pressure rule of the National Security Service. Agent Weismann (played by Ulrich Muhe) was ordered to monitor playwright Delaiman (played by Sebastian Koch) and his girlfriend, an actress

The story takes place during World War II. Some German officers were also dissatisfied with Hitler's (played by Udo Schenk) cruel tyranny. They hoped to eliminate the Nazi Party and reconcile with the Allied forces. However, Hitler was by nature cautious and suspicious, and his whereabouts were unpredictable and hard to fathom

Maglan had an enviable life. During her second pregnancy and the time when she was about to become a mother, everything was changing quietly. After giving birth to her child, Maglan's emotions gradually lost control and she even showed suicidal tendencies. The doctor told Maglan's husband that she might have schizophrenia. To alleviate the pain

Directed by Christian Schwolfer, it is adapted from Siegfried Lenz's novel of the same name, "Deutschstunde". This World War II reflective novel is a milestone masterpiece in the history of German literature and holds significant importance. The two-hour film, although it cannot perfectly present the original content, still peels away

Trapped in the despair of her marriage, Helene Brindel felt abandoned by God. Reaching out her hand, she touched the rescuer, the renowned psychologist Eduard E. Gluck, but the charismatic Gluck had to defeat the demon within himself. When they got to know each other