Túnel 28

Título original: Escape from East Berlin

1962
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1h 34min

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Christine Kaufmann and Don Murray in Túnel 28 (1962)

En 1962, un grupo de berlineses del lado oriental del muro escapa a través de un túnel hacia Berlín occidental.En 1962, un grupo de berlineses del lado oriental del muro escapa a través de un túnel hacia Berlín occidental.En 1962, un grupo de berlineses del lado oriental del muro escapa a través de un túnel hacia Berlín occidental.

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Reparto principal34

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Don Murray

Kurt Schröder

Christine Kaufmann

Erika Jurgens

Werner Klemperer

Walter Brunner

Ingrid van Bergen

Ingeborg Schröder

Edith Schultze-Westrum

Mother Schröder

Bruno Fritz

Uncle Albrecht

Maria Tober

Marga

Horst Janson

Günther Jurgens

Carl Schell

Major Eckhardt

Hans Waldemar Anders

Junkman
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Alfred Balthoff

Klussendorf - a Neighbor
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Georg Bastian

Tillerman - a Volpo (East German Police)
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Erwin Becker

NVA-Grenzbeamter
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Ute Boy

Girl
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Christian Böttcher

Fritz - West Berliner
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Klaus Dahlen

Mechanic
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Ronald Dehne

Helmut Schröder
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Claus Eberth

Policeman
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Curiosidades
East German police on patrol boats tried to disrupt filming by shining searchlights at the cameras. Director Robert Siodmak assembled a decoy crew to distract the East Germans and filmed the scene along the canal a short distance away.

Pifias
Many of the escapees had suitcases and personal item, like dishes, as if they were going on vacation or moving. People escaping like this would go with the clothes on their backs.

Citas
Uncle Albrecht: Off to band practice. We are marching in the celebration parade. I don't know what we're celebrating, but we are marching.

Conexiones
Referenced in Der Tunnel (1999)

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Is this history now?

I watched the Berlin Wall come down in 1989. This film brings back some haunting memories. The despair of people realizing that they are trapped in the cage called East Berlin. And what we know about the Stasi--the East German secret police--makes me cringe realizing how everybody was spied upon.

Yes, the movie has a happy ending. But, while 28 people found freedom through the tunnel, think of those who lived out their days behind the wall.