Bimbes: Die schwarzen Kassen des Helmut Kohl

The documentary examines the donations scandal of 1999/2000, focusing on Helmut Kohl's infamous commitment not to disclose the names of his donors. It raises critical questions about the implications of this pledge and its impact on German politics. With a runtime of 75 minutes, the film features notable figures such as Rainer Barzel and Kurt Biedenkopf, providing insight into the political landscape of the era.

By addressing themes of political ethics, money in politics, and the complexities of clandestine operations within political parties, this documentary appeals to those interested in political history and scandals. The film invites viewers to reflect on the accountability of politicians and the influence of financial contributions on governance during a pivotal time in West Germany's history.