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HANNAH ARENDT

By Margarethe VON TROTTA

Drama - Completed 2012

Hannah Arendt and the power of the impersonal in the controversy around Eichmann's trial in 1962.

Festivals
& Awards

Valladolid IFF 2012

Silver Spike Feature-Length

Tokyo - TiffCom 2012

Competition

Tallinn Black Nights IFF 2012

EurAsia

Festival International du Film d'Histoire de Pessac 2012

Grand Prix

Toronto International Film Festival - Canada 2012

Sao Paulo International Film Festival 2012

Free Zone Beograd 2012

Ljubljana International Film Festival 2012

- Year of production
- 2012
- Genres
- Drama
- Countries
- GERMANY, LUXEMBOURG, FRANCE, ISRAEL
- Languages
- GERMAN, ENGLISH
- Duration
- 113 mn
- Director(s)
- Margarethe VON TROTTA
- Writer(s)
- Pamela KATZ, Margarethe VON TROTTA
- Cast
- Barbara SUKOWA, Axel MILBERG, Julia JENTSCH, Michael DEGEN, Ulrich NOETHEN, Janet MCTEER, Sascha LEY, Patrick HASTERT, Tom LEICK, Germain WAGNER
- ISAN
- 0000-0003-9F2B-0000-A-0000-0000-7
- EIDR
- 10.5240/8723-1AEA-0653-5F6E-AC48-D
- Producer(s)
- Bettina BROKEMPER (Heimatfilm), Johannes REXIN (Heimatfilm), Bady MINCK (AMOUR FOU Luxembourg), Alexander DUMREICHER-IVANCEANU (AMOUR FOU Luxembourg), Antoine DE CLERMONT TONNERRE (MACT Productions), David SILBER (Metro Communications)
- Synopsis
- World-famous philosopher Hannah Arendt is thrilled when the reputable magazine‚The New Yorker’ accepts her proposal to cover the trial of Nazi mass murderer Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem. When she publishes her articles and coins the term‚ banality of evil‘, the result is a global outcry of indignation.