Denk bloß nicht, ich heule
- Peter Reusse: Peter Neumann
- Anne- Kathrein Kretzschmar: Anne
- Hans Hardt- Hardtloff: Anne's father
- Jutta Hoffmann: Uschi
- Helga Göring: Woman Naumann
- Harry Hindemith: Mr. Naumann
- Herbert Köfer: Mr. Röhle
- Fred Delmare: Brigadier
- Arno Wyzniewski: Dieter
- Horst Buder: Ami
- Heinz -Dieter Obiora: Valente
- Armin Mechsner: Jonny
- Alexander Lang: Latte
- Hans- Peter Körner: Klaus
- Uwe Carpathians: Bubi
- Werner Dissel: Mantek
- Gerhard Klein: Upper
- Carmen - Maja Antoni: Student with glasses
Do not think I cry is until 1990 banned by the DEFA Studio for Feature Films, Group " Heinrich Greif", produced film drama directed by Frank Vogel from the year 1965. The film was in the GDR, as it deals critically with socialism.
Action
The student Peter Naumann is considered a rebel of his school. His provocative nature and phrases such as " I need the Republic does not " lead to relegation. Except his girlfriend Anne nobody holds him. The increasing isolation can draw Anne into the countryside him. Anne's father, a narrow-minded LPG chairman is strongly opposed to the relationship. Peter cherishes revenge against the Rector, but when his buddy waylay this, Peter intervenes - and is even beating.
Background
Do not think I cry is one of the numerous movies ( " cellar films" or " movies rabbits "), which in the course of the XI. Plenum of the Central Committee of the SED in 1965 prohibited. These films include and Others: The Rabbit I 'm Kurt Maetzig, Berlin around the corner from Gerhard Klein, or vintage 45 by Jürgen Böttcher. The best known is undoubtedly Trace of Stones with Manfred Krug by Frank Beyer. All of these films ( New GDR film ) incurred in connection a brief liberalization of the cultural scene after VI. Party Congress in 1963.
Reviews
" A formal exceptionally dense, superbly played film that challenges just as critical as ambitious for discussion about the importance of the individual in a socialist society. His arguments to overcome a human no man's land has been sustained to date and far from ideological coloring: it 's about respect, tolerance and the need to listen to each other and talking to each other. "