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'One of our most talented filmmakers today'

Margaret Pomeranz introduces the Australian psychological thriller Berlin Syndrome (2017) – Cate Shortland's third feature film.

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German Reunification: 30 years

To mark the 30th anniversary of German reunification on 3 October 2020, we are sharing clips from our TV Newscaf news and current affairs collection.

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German Reunification

On the 3 October 1990, Germany officially became one nation,

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East Germans crossing into Czechoslovakia

East Germans crossing into Czechoslovakia days before the Berlin Wall came down.

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Crowds on top of the Berlin Wall near the Brandenburg Gate in 1989.

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Berlin Syndrome: 'It's so quiet'

An Australian psychological thriller set in Germany, Berlin Syndrome is Cate Shortland's third feature film. In this clip Clare Havel (Teresa Palmer), an Australian backpacker and photogra

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Lore: 'Where's Mutti?'

Cate Shortland's second feature film Lore is an historical drama set in Germany after the Second World War.

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John Farnham on tour in Germany

The current affairs program Willesee reports on John Farnham's concert tour in Germany as the success of the Whispering Jack album builds across Europe. 

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Hermann Speelmans's doggy Christmas

German actor Hermann Speelmans (1906-1960) with a dog. From our Taussig collection of film stills.

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Actors vs Nazis: the Taussig collection

David Atfield, from Collection Stewardship at the NFSA, discovers the fascinating movie-star wartime stories behind the Taussig film stills collection.