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Die Wölfe

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Die Wölfe
Also known asThe Wolves of Berlin
GenreDocudrama
Written byFriedemann Fromm
Directed byAndreas Kleinert
Country of originGermany
Original languageGerman
Production
ProducerRegina Ziegler
Original release
NetworkZDF
Release29 January (2009-01-29) –
30 January 2009 (2009-01-30)

Die Wölfe (English: The Wolves of Berlin) is a 3-part German miniseries directed by Friedemann Fromm. The three episodes were broadcast for the first time on 29 January and 2–3 February 2009 on ZDF.

Background

The series deals with the story of a Berlin youth gang. The first episode (Nothing Can Separate Us) is set in 1989 then flashes back to 1948 with the Berlin blockade. The next (Broken City) is set in 1961 when the Berlin Wall is erected. The final (Hope for Luck) returns to 1989 and reunification.

Cast

Awards

Year Award Category Nominated Result
2009 37th International Emmy Awards [1] Best TV Movies/Miniseries Die Wölfe Won

References

  1. ^ ""Die Wölfe" holen einen Emmy". Stuttgarter Nachrichten. Retrieved 15 December 2016.


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