Where Others Keep Silent

This film chronicles ten days in the life of Clara Zetkin, who at seventy-five, is the oldest representative in the German Reichstag. Summoned from Archangelskoje, she faces the challenges of her declining health and vision while seeking to voice her concerns during a time of political turmoil in Germany.

The narrative highlights the struggle of a determined politician who remains committed to her ideals despite significant obstacles. As the film unfolds, viewers witness Zetkin's efforts to confront the growing Nazi influence, making it a poignant reflection on the political landscape of the early 1930s.

Produced by the DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme, the film features performances by Gudrun Okras, Klaus Manchen, and Günter Junghans, among others. This film may resonate with collectors interested in historical dramas and political narratives from the era.