O.K.
$29.954K UHD
Typical asking price
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$17.00
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$44.99
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About This Movie
O.K. is a documentary film from 1965 directed by Gerhard Scheumann. It explores personal narratives within the context of a divided Germany, making it a poignant piece of historical documentation.
O.K. has a somewhat elusive presence in the collector's market. It was released in limited formats, making original prints quite scarce, and the documentary's unique perspective on the German experience post-WWII adds to its intrigue. Collectors are drawn to its historical context and the raw, emotional storytelling that captures a moment in time, resulting in a steady interest among those focusing on lesser-known documentaries.
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⚠ High value may reflect a sealed, signed, or rare variant copy.
VHS$7.9545 comps
DVD$7.7549 comps
Blu-ray$10.9535 comps
4K UHD$29.9519 comps
O.K. 4K UHD Value: $29.95
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of O.K.?
O.K. is a documentary film.
Who directed O.K.?
The film was directed by Gerhard Scheumann.
What formats are available for O.K.?
O.K. is available in DVD, VHS, Blu-ray, and 4K formats.
What is the film about?
O.K. tells the story of Doris S., who went to West Germany and returned, highlighting her experiences in a divided Germany.
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