German

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Every episode from the first four series of the German television drama which follows police inspector Gereon Rath (Volker Bruch) as he works in Berlin amidst the tense political climate of 1929, and young flapper Charlotte Ritter (Liv Lisa Fries), who sets out to become Berlin's first ever female homicide detective. The cast also includes Lars Eidinger, Benno Fürmann and Misel Maticevic.<br/><br/><i>Typ: DVD / Box Set</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Eleven-part series directed by Edgar Reitz chronicling over 60 years of turbulent German history from 1919 to 1982. The story is centred around the economic meltdown that followed World War I, the rise and fall of the Nazis, World War II and the subsequent rebuilding of East and West Germany in their two halves. Set in a small fictional rural village, it follows the fortunes of a woman called Maria (Marita Breuer) who at the start of the series is a young girl, and by the end an old woman who has lived to tell the tale of some of history's harshest moments. The episodes are: 'Fernweh - 1919-28', 'Die Mitte der Welt - 1929-1933', 'Weihnacht Wie Noch Nie - 1935', 'Reichshöhenstraße - 1938', 'Auf und Davon und Zurück - 1938/1939', 'Heimatfront - 1943', 'Die Liebe der Soldaten - 1944', 'Der Amerikaner - 1945-1947', 'Hermännchen - 1955/56', 'Die Stolzen Jahre - 1967-1969' and 'Das Fest der Lebenden und der Toten - Herbst 1982'.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Box Set (Restored)</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Collection of five dramas made by DEFA, East Germany's state-owned film studio, in the immediate aftermath of WWII. 'The Murderers Are Among Us' (1946) follows Susanne Wallner (Hildegard Knef), a concentration camp survivor who returns home to Berlin to find Hans Mertens (Wilhelm Borchert), a traumatised military surgeon, living in her apartment. As they cohabitate and slowly get to know each other, he experiences flashbacks of the horrors he witnessed during the war. In 'Somewhere in Berlin' (1946) young Gustav (Charles Brauer) and his friends play in the rubble of the ruined city while the adults around them do what they must to survive. Gustav longs to be reunited with his father but when he does return home from a prisoner of war camp, Gustav barely recognises the gaunt, hopeless man before him. In 'Police Raid' (1947) black market gangs run rampant in Berlin, thriving amidst the chaos of the war-torn city. Chief Inspector Friedrich Naumann (Paul Bildt) is determined to put a stop to these activities but he is murdered during the course of his investigation. His son, a recently returned prisoner of war, begins working for one such gang but later discovers that they are responsible for his father's death. 'Marriage in the Shadows' (1947) centres on Hans Wieland (Paul Klinger) and his wife Elisabeth (Ilse Steppat). They are both actors but she is Jewish while he is not. Despite the insistence of Nazi officials, he refuses to divorce her and attempt to save himself. As the danger they face increases, they are forced to make a devastating decision. Finally, 'The Blum Affair' (1948) is set in 1925 and chronicles the trial of Dr. Jakob Blum (Kurt Ehrhardt). Blum is clearly innocent of the murder for which he stands accused but because he is a Jew, the police and judiciary are keen to make an example of him and proceed with the trial.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Box Set with Book (Limited Edition)</i>