Poster-style design with a teal-tinted photographic background. At the top right, a young woman with short dark hair and a patterned blouse looks slightly downward with a relaxed expression. Below, three young men stand together outdoors, one crossing his arms while the others look down or away. A red horizontal band across the upper center displays the title “Born in ’45.” Additional text describes the film as a banned DEFA New Wave classic and includes a quote from the Boston Phoenix. The director’s name, Jürgen Böttcher, appears near the bottom.

Born in '45

Original title: Jahrgang 45
Director: Jürgen Böttcher


GDR, 1966/1990, 93 min, b&w
In German; English subtitles


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