Dimitri Todorov
Titelangaben
| Titel | Dimitri Todorov |
| Untergeordneter Titel | Ein Gangsterfilm |
Allgemeine Angaben
| Land | Deutschland | Produktionsjahr | 1995 |
| Dauer | 59min |
| Farbe | Farbe |
| Material | 16mm |
| Sprache | Deutsch |
Beteiligte Personen
| Redaktion | Wolfgang Landgraeber |
| Ton | Gregor Kuschel |
| Montage | Christine Hafner |
| Montage | Jan Redepenning |
| Protagonist | Dimitri Todorov |
| Regie | Ullrich Kick |
| Kamera | Franz König |
| Buch | Uli Kick |
Beteiligte Firmen
| Produktion | Association Relative à la Télévision Européenne |
| Produktion | Westdeutscher Rundfunk |
| Produktion | Filmworks Uli Kick |
Distribution
| Uraufführung | 06.1995, München |
| Erstausstrahlung | Donnerstag, 18.05.1995, ARTE Ausstrahlungsdatum Erstausstrahlung: ARTE oder WDR |
| Festivalteilnahmen | International Documentary Festival Amsterdam, 1995 DOK.fest München 1996 (Regionalprogramm) |
| Auszeichnungen | Dokumentarfilm-Förderpreis der Stadt München, 1997 William-Dieterle-Preis der Stadt Ludwigshafen, 1997 |
Inhalt
| Inhalt | Synopsis In 1971 Dmitri Todorov robbed a bank in Munich, in the course of which people were taken hostage. In the rescue operation by the police one hostage and Todorov's co-robber were killed. This incident with its tragic outcome sent a ripple of horror through German public opinion. In his trial, which was closely followed by the media, Todorov was sentenced to life imprisonment. In 1993 he was released. Todorov ein gangsterfilm follows the now 48 year old man for one year, starting on the day of his release. How does somebody hold out in freedom after having been imprisoned for twenty two years? Will he turn back to crime? The film also focusses on the hysteria that arose around the 'crime of the century' and which resulted in 'justice of vengeance', which turned Todorov from accused into victim. The film is a portrait of a literate man with a rich sense of humour, who managed to survive the prison regime thanks to his fantasy. (IDFA 1995) |
Schlagworte
Quellenangaben
| Angaben zur Quelle | ARTE Katalog 1992/1996 München 1996: Katalog |