Rosa Luxemburg (1986)
Overview
Polish socialist and Marxist Rosa Luxemburg works tirelessly in the service of revolution in early 20th century Poland and Germany. While Luxemburg campaigns for her beliefs, she is repeatedly imprisoned as she forms the Spartacist League offering a new vision for Germany.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 4.537 |
Directed By
Margarethe von Trotta
Crew
Margarethe von Trotta
Nicolas Economou
Bernd Lepel
Josef Lojík
Margit Czenki
Wolfgang J. Rux
Milan Bor
Monika Hasse
Helenka Hummel
Harry Wiesenhaan
Štěpán Exner
Tomáš Gabriss
René Slauka
Miroslav Voštiar
Eberhard Junkersdorf
Franz Rath
Eva Kadaňková
Galip Iyitanir
Karin Berner
Jana Tomsová
Milan Vlček
Udo Heiland
Ivan Wurm
Regina Ziegler
Bernd-Rüdiger Knoll
Jan Bílek
Helmut Röttgen
Ben De Jong
Sabine Schroth
Karin Sauerbrei
Milan Šteindler
Margarethe von Trotta
Jordan Balurov
Dagmar Hirtz
Eberhard Neufink
Eva Ebner
Christian Moldt
Petr Svoboda
Uwe Lauterkorn
Hanns Eckelkamp
Petra Kray
Antonín Navrátil
Jan Kadlec
Herbert Kerz
TOP CAST
Barbara Sukowa
Rosa Luxemburg
Daniel Olbrychski
Leo Jogiches
Otto Sander
Karl Liebknecht
Hannes Jaenicke
Kostja Zetkin
Karin Baal
Mathilde Jacob
Winfried Glatzeder
Paul Levi
Charles Regnier
Jean Jaurès
Hans-Michael Rehberg
Waldemar Pabst
Charles Brauer
Gefängnisdirektor, Breslau
Adelheid Arndt
Luise Kautsky
Jürgen Holtz
Karl Kautsky
Doris Schade
Clara Zetkin
Jan Biczycki
August Bebel
Regina Lemnitz
Gertrud
Barbara Lass
Rosas Mutter
Dagna Drozdek
Rosa - 6 Jahre
Henryk Baranowski
Josef - Rosas Bruder
Patrizia Lazreg
Josefs Tochter
Hans Beerhenke
Ignaz Auer
Klaus Abramowsky
Arthur Stadthagen
Katharina Seyferth
Elisabeth
Inge Herbrecht
Gefängnisbeamtin Berlin
Lena Birková
Gefängnisbeamtin Breslau
Eva Jakoubková
Sonja Liebknecht
Míla Myslíková
Julie Bebel
Oldřich Vlach
Gefängniskommandeur Warschau
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