Tinko

The story follows Old Kraske, who is forced into agricultural work after 1945 but refuses to abandon his individual farming practices. His desire to establish a large-scale farm for his grandson, Tinko, highlights the generational conflict brought about by changing societal norms. The return of Kraske's son, Ernst, from a POW camp complicates matters as he supports the new collective farming initiatives, creating tension within the family.

Tinko features a notable cast, including Josef Sieber, Günther Simon, and Lisa Wehn, which adds depth to its exploration of family loyalty and societal change. This film captures a crucial period in German history through the lens of personal relationships and ambitions, making it a significant piece for collectors interested in the evolution of post-war cinema.