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16 October 2003 (Germany) morePlot:
The movie deals with the championship-winning German soccer team of 1954. Its story is linked with two... more | add synopsisAwards:
10 wins & 5 nominations moreUser Comments:
Great period movie more (24 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Louis Klamroth | ... | Matthias Lubanski |
| Peter Lohmeyer | ... | Richard Lubanski |
| Johanna Gastdorf | ... | Christa Lubanski |
| Mirko Lang | ... | Bruno Lubanski |
| Birthe Wolter | ... | Ingrid Lubanski |
| Katharina Wackernagel | ... | Annette Ackermann |
| Lukas Gregorowicz | ... | Paul Ackermann (as Lucas Gregorowicz) |
| Péter Franke | ... | Sepp Herberger (as Peter Franke) |
| Sascha Göpel | ... | Helmut Rahn |
| Knut Hartwig | ... | Fritz Walter |
| Holger Dexne | ... | Horst Eckel |
 | Simon Verhoeven | ... | Ottmar Walter |
 | Jo Stock | ... | Toni Turek |
| Martin Bretschneider | ... | Hans Schäfer |
| Christian Broos | ... | Werner Kohlmeyer (Im Endspiel) |
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Australia:PG | Spain:7 | Finland:K-7 | South Korea:All | UK:PG | Germany:6 | Netherlands:MG6 | Sweden:11 | Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud) | Argentina:13 | Singapore:PG | Brazil:LivreFun Stuff
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Andreas "Obel" Obering, who plays radio-reporter Herbert Zimmermann, was a member of the German comedy-duo "Till and Obel". moreGoofs:
Anachronisms: When Matthias is at home and cannot follow the world cup, his brother comes in with a transistor radio. The transistor radio was only brought on the market in 1953 by Texas instruments and 1954 by Sony. moreSoundtrack:
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It's easy to appreciate how much of a morale boost to a country sporting victories are in international competition, particularly when that sport is almost the national religion as soccer is throughout Europe. But you don't need to be a soccer fan or a German to appreciate this wonderful film, where the pathos of a bittersweet family reunion when the father comes home from a Soviet work camp after 11 years is as much the centerpiece as the quiet optimism leading to the football win and the joy following it. Obviously Germany in 1954 was a country still rebuilding from its recently shattered past and that feeling is conveyed superbly. The end is charming, in fact the nicest closing scene I can remember.