The Rose Garden

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The Rose Garden is a 1989 drama film that explores the lingering psychological and legal aftermath of the Holocaust through a courtroom case involving a concentration camp survivor.

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instanceOf film
awardReceived Golden Globe nomination for Best Foreign Language Film
basedOn real-life events related to Holocaust war crimes trials
castMember Annette von Wangenheim
Gila Almagor
Gudrun Landgrebe
Hanns Zischler
Jan Niklas
Kurt Hübner
Liv Ullmann
Max von Sydow
Peter Fonda
Sunnyi Melles
cinematographer Piotr Sobociński
composer Georges Delerue
countryOfOrigin Israel
West Germany
director Fons Rademakers
distributor Warner Bros. (West Germany)
editor Kees Linthout
filmingLocation Frankfurt am Main
Israel
genre courtroom drama
drama
hasSubject Nazi concentration camps
linked to: Nazi camp system

legal reckoning with the past
post-war German society
mainTheme Holocaust
justice
psychological trauma
war crimes
narrativeFocus court case involving a concentration camp survivor
originalLanguage English
German
producer Artur Brauner
publicationDate 1989
releaseEvent world premiere in 1989
runtime approximately 112 minutes
screenwriter Fons Rademakers
Paul Hengge
setting Germany

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The Rose Garden (1989 film) title The Rose Garden
Jan Niklas notableWork The Rose Garden