Stein

The film follows Ernst Stein, who withdrew from public life in 1968 after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. Living alone in a secluded house, he is surrounded by memories and dreams until 1989, when the chaos of the outside world intrudes. Young people, drifters, and various characters find their way to Stein, bringing with them the turbulence of a changing society.

Directed by the Künstlerische Arbeitsgruppe "Roter Kreis" and produced at DEFA-Studio Babelsberg, "Stein" features a notable cast including Rolf Ludwig and Uwe Dag Berlin. The film captures a moment in history where personal and political realms collide, providing a unique perspective on the human experience during times of crisis. Collectors of international cinema or those interested in East German film history may find this title significant for its thematic depth and cultural context.