The wave [videorecording] / producer, Nina Maag.
Publisher number: MP875D | 20th Century Fox Home Ent.Language: German Subtitle language: English Publication details: 20th Century Fox Home Ent., 2009.Description: 1 videodisc (107 min.) : colDDC classification:- 23
Item type | Home library | Class number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | |
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2 week loan (DVD) | Hockney Library Film Collection | FC/WAV (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Issued | Please remember to unlock the case after issuing | 12/12/2023 | 7412355771 |
Region 2, 1 disc(s), Interactive menus, Scene access, Ratio (1:2.35 CinemaScope), Enhanced for WideScreen TV, Languages (German), Sound (Dolby Digital 5.1), Subtitles (English), Bonus footage, Trailers, 'Making of' documentary.
Made in 2008.
Based on the novel by Todd Strasser; true events.
Credits: director, Dennis Gansel; writer, Dennis Gansel; writer, Peter Thorwarth; music, Heiko Maile.
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Cast: Jurgen Vogel, Frederick Lau, Max Riemelt, Jennifer Ulrich, Christiane Paul, Elyas M'Barek, Cristina do Rego, Jacob Matschenz, Maximilian Vollmar, Max Mauff, Amelie Kiefer.
German drama exploring the nature of fascism. Rainer Wegner (Jurgen Vogel) is a high school teacher who is less than enthusiastic when he finds himself relegated to teaching the concept of autocracy as part of the school's project week. His students, similarly uninspired, approach the project with complacency and apathy - until Rainer hits on the novel idea of devising an unorthodox experiment within the class. To show what life would be like under fascism, Rainer begins to introduce various disciplines for his pupils to follow. However, the experiment quickly grows out of control and develops into an exclusive cult - 'the wave' - with its own uniform and salute. Even the self-professed anarchist Rainer starts to become intoxicated with his new status as cult leader. The film is based on the novel by Todd Strasser, which in turn was inspired by true events that took place in Palo Alto, California.
BBFC code: 15.
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