Wo andere schweigen 40 years old

Ten days in the life of socialist politician Clara Zetkin. In August 1932, she is summoned from Archangelskoje near Moskow to open the new legislative session because at seventy-five, she is the oldest representative in the German Reichstag. Although she is ill and almost blind, she see this as her chance to make her voice heard amid the growing Nazi influence in Germany.

Credits

Bruno Carstens as

Hans-Uwe Bauer as

Klaus Piontek as

Günter Junghans as Jürgen

Rolf Ludwig as

Gudrun Okras as Clara Zetkin

Wo andere schweigen Cast

Name	Character
Bruno Carstens He was 65, 83 years old when he died
Hans-Uwe Bauer He was 29, now 69 years old
Klaus Piontek He was 49, 63 years old when he died
Günter Junghans He was 43, 73 years old when he died	as Jürgen
Rolf Ludwig He was 59, 73 years old when he died
Gudrun Okras She was 54, 79 years old when she died	as Clara Zetkin
Jens-Uwe Bogadtke He was 26, now 66 years old
Klaus Manchen He was 47, now 87 years old	as John Schehr

Wo andere schweigen Crew

Name	Department
Günter Haubold as Cinematography. He was 58 (73) years old when He died	Crew
Evelyn Carow as Editor. She was 52 (now 92) years old	Editing
Ralf Kirsten as Director. He was 54 (67) years old when He died	Directing
Ralf Kirsten as Writer. He was 54 (67) years old when He died	Writing
Mikhail Shatrov as Writer. He was 52 (78) years old when He died	Writing

Wo andere schweigen (40 years)

Release day: Wednesday, October 03, 1984
Runtime: 106 minutes