Deutschfieber. Der 2. Teil des Willi-Busch-Report
Twelve years before "Deutschfieber", Niklaus Schilling directed "Der Willi-Busch-Report" ("The Willi Busch Report"), a farce focussing on the separation of East and West Germany. In 1992, under new political circumstances, Schilling again presented the events in the small border town of Friedhelm where Willi Busch is jolted out of his retirement in the course of the German reunification process. Not only does Busch’s illegitimate daughter, who has left East Germany, show up, but also his sister, who was his co-editor at the newspaper "Werra-Post", and a former lover return to Friedhelm. The women resurrect the old newspaper but this time the portrayed events are no longer fictional as the political developments unearth enough absurdities to fill a newspaper, among them even artificial beings from a secret GDR lab. At this point, Willi Busch takes action and decides to run for president – of a free Werra republic.
Credits
Director
Screenplay
Director of photography
Editing
Cast
- Willi Busch
- Sascha Busch
- Carla
- Adelheid Busch
- Rudi Gehl
- Kleppmann
- "Luther"
- Helga
- Olaf Schippke
- Kleinert
Production company
Producer
Alle Credits
Director
Assistant director
Script supervisor
Screenplay
Director of photography
Assistant camera
Clapper loader
Optical effects camera
Still photography
Lighting design
Key grip
Production design
Set design
Set construction
Painter
Prop master
Construction manager
Animation
Make-up artist
Costume design
Editing
Sound
Sound mixer
Audio mixing
Sound (other)
Consultant
Special effects
Cast
- Willi Busch
- Sascha Busch
- Carla
- Adelheid Busch
- Rudi Gehl
- Kleppmann
- "Luther"
- Helga
- Olaf Schippke
- Kleinert
- Langela
- Ratzinger
- Stebler
- Adalbert Hensel
- Dia-Tester
- Olivia
- Dia-Tester
- Dia-Testerin
- Sachse
- Herr Gerlach
- Frau Gerlach
- 1. Pole
- 2. Pole
- Polin
- 3. Pole
- 4. Pole
- 1. Grenzbeamter
- 2. Grenzbeamter
- KM-Geschäftsführer
- Kleiner Mann
- Reporterin
- Zollbeamter
- 1. Berliner
- 2. Berliner
- Thüringer
- 1. Prostituierte
- 2. Prostituierte
- Orden-Verleiher
- 1. Mädchen
- 2. Mädchen
- Fleischdieb
- Angestellter
- Metzger
- Notarzt im Osten
- Vorarbeiter
- Fan
- Zeitungsfahrer
- Reporter
- 1. Trabant-Schieber
- 2. Trabant-Schieber
- Pastor
- Sängerin
- Organistin
Production company
Producer
Producer (TV)
Unit production manager
Location manager
Production assistant
Production manager
Original distributor
Shoot
- 13.05.1991 - Juli 1991: Wanfried, Treffurt, Großburschla, Dönigsdorf, Bebendorf, Großtöpfer (Werratal)
Uraufführung (DE): 29.10.1992, Hof, Internationale Filmtage;
TV-Erstsendung (DE FR): 11.11.1994, Arte
Titles
- Originaltitel (DE) Deutschfieber. Der 2. Teil des Willi-Busch-Report
- Arbeitstitel Willi-Busch-Report 2. Teil
Versions
Original
Uraufführung (DE): 29.10.1992, Hof, Internationale Filmtage;
TV-Erstsendung (DE FR): 11.11.1994, Arte
Digitalisierte Fassung
Aufführung (DE): 16.04.2024, Frankfurt am Main, Kino des DFF - Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum