Rosenstrasse
After the death of her father, Hannah (Maria Schrader) observes her widowed mother, Ruth (Jutta Lampe), partaking in Orthodox Jewish mourning rituals. Ruth refuses to answer Hannah's questions about why she's doing this, so Hannah goes to Germany to learn about her parents' past during World War II. She meets the elderly Lena (Doris Schade), who tells Hannah about Ruth's role in the Rosenstrasse protest of 1943, which aimed to free Jewish husbands from jail and prevent their deportation.
Rosenstrasse People (First 32 people) - Page 0
Katja Riemann
German actress
Maria Schrader
German actress
Lena Stolze
German television actress
Margarethe von Trotta
German film director
Thekla Reuten
Dutch actress
Martin Wuttke
German actor
Jürgen Vogel
Actor
Jan Decleir
Belgian movie actor
Rainer Strecker
German actor
Pam Katz
American screenwriter
Gaby Dohm
German actress
Jutta Lampe
German actress
Nina Kunzendorf
German actress
Martin Feifel
Actor
Markus Zimmer
Film producer
Romijn Conen
Actor
Hans Peter Hallwachs
German actor
Plien van Bennekom
Dutch actress
Doris Schade
German film actress
Henrik Meyer
Film producer
Svea Lohde
Movie actress
Isolde Barth
Loek Dikker
Dutch pianist
Jutta Wachowiak
German actress
Fedja van Huêt
Dutch film actor
Franz Rath
Cinematographer
Jochen Vogel Musician
German harpist
Burkhard Schmeer
Actor
Frank Behnke
Actor
Monika Häckermann
Actress
Atto Suttarp
Actor
