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Revolution im Wasserglas
- Narrated by: Wolfgang Condrus
- Length: 2 hrs and 23 mins
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Summary
Ben Hecht (1894-1964) war einer der berühmtesten Drehbuchautoren in Hollywood. Er schrieb für Billy Wilder, Hitchcock und Howard Hawks und viele andere. 1918 aber war er ein junger, mit allen Wassern gewaschener Journalist aus Chicago, der im Berliner Hotel Adlon abstieg, um aus einem unbekannten Land zu berichten, das gerade den Ersten Weltkrieg verloren hatte. Als er es wieder verließ, hatte er die Revolution in Berlin und Bayern und ein ganzes Land am Rande des Nervenzusammenbruchs erlebt, denkwürdige Interviews geführt und Freunde gewonnen. Deutschland erscheint in diesen wahren Geschichten wie der unwirkliche Schauplatz einer im Zeitraffer gedrehten Tragikomödie.
Regie: Carola Preuß.
©2006 Berenberg Verlag, Berlin. Übersetzung von Dieter H. Stündel und Helga Herborth (P)2007 SWR