ANNA, ICH HAB ANGST UM DICH
Deutschland 2002 – Director: Josef Pröll – Original language: German – Length: 88 min.
The story of 85 year old Anna Pröll from Augsburg. At seventeen, she fought in the active resistance against Hitler and was convicted of "conspiracy to treason". Her son, filmmaker Josef Pröll, traces the story of her life through interviews and documents.
"Anna Pröll radiates a kind of magic. She never bent under pressure. She always stayed true to herself: when she was arrested for treason and kept in solitary confinement for two years. When she sang 'The sun won't go down on us' with the other inmates in the concentration camp. When her father was murdered in Dachau, her husband's brothers died in Buchenwald and her husband fought for survival. And even when the doors in Augsburg closed for the 'concentration campers' who were looking for a place to live." Süddeutsche Zeitung
Writer: Josef Pröll. Camera: Josef Pröll. Sound: Josef Pröll. Editing: Josef Pröll. Music: Udo Lindenberg, Classical Lesbians Berlin. Production: Josef Pröll. Producer: Josef Pröll. International Sales: Josef Pröll Distribution: Josef Pröll
