Rosakinder 2012
Rosakinder (2012) is a heartfelt documentary that captures the profound impact legendary filmmaker Rosa von Praunheim has had on a new generation of German directors.
Director: Robert Thalheim
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rosakinder (2012) about?
Rosakinder is a documentary that explores how Rosa von Praunheim influenced five German directors through personal anecdotes and original short films. The film blends homage with creative expression, highlighting Praunheim's enduring impact on modern cinema.
Who directed Rosakinder?
Rosakinder was directed by Robert Thalheim, who also appears in the film as one of Praunheim's protégés.
Who stars in Rosakinder?
The film features Rosa von Praunheim alongside directors Chris Kraus, Axel Ranisch, Robert Thalheim, and industry figures like Tom Tykwer and Julia von Heinz.
Is Rosakinder (2012) worth watching?
Rosakinder is a must-watch for fans of documentary films and German cinema, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at artistic mentorship. Its heartfelt storytelling and creative tributes make it both informative and emotionally engaging, even with no IMDb rating.
How long is Rosakinder?
Rosakinder has a runtime of 94 minutes.
About Rosakinder (2012) — A tribute to Rosa von Praunheim's cinematic legacy
Rosakinder (2012) is a heartfelt documentary that captures the profound impact legendary filmmaker Rosa von Praunheim has had on a new generation of German directors.
In celebration of Praunheim's 70th birthday, five of his protégés—including Chris Kraus, Axel Ranisch, and Robert Thalheim—pay tribute by sharing personal stories and creative tributes that reflect his bold, boundary-pushing influence. The film blends interviews, archival footage, and original short films to showcase how Praunheim's fearless spirit shaped their careers, creating an intimate portrait of mentorship and artistic legacy. With a warm, nostalgic tone and playful visuals, Rosakinder (2012) offers a rare glimpse into the legacy of a cinematic icon while celebrating the next wave of German filmmaking.