THE NAZIS, PHOTOGRAPHY AND THE RABBI
Leica cameras were used to take photos that everyone knows; for many renowned photographers they were and are indispensable tools. Barbara Klemm said the Leica was "like a little jewel", Rene Burri called it "a grandiose shooting tool", Herlinde Koelbl used it to document the "faces of power" in general and Angela Merkel's in particular. The two-part documentary tells the story of the Leica and how it changed photography - and of how Ernst Leitz II helped numerous Jews to escape during National Socialism; a story that was only recently discovered by an American rabbi.
BUCH
Claus Bredenbrock
REGIE
Claus Bredenbrock
BILDGESTALTUNG
Andy Lehmann
MONTAGE
Johannes Hiroshi Nakajima
TON
Joren Desmidt, Jerome Huber, Maximilian Pellnitz
MUSIK
Ritchie Staringer
DESIGN
Nnb
TONMISCHUNG
Keve Zvolenszky
FARBKORREKTUR
Nnb
SCHNITTASSISTENZ
Aksana Dijkstra
PRODUKTIONSLEITUNG
Oliver Lau
PRODUCER
Jascha Hannover
PRODUZENT
André Schäfer
REDAKTION
Linde Dehner
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