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Was tun?

1968, German. Directed by Hans-Dieter Müller.

The film consists of four parts: Part 1 shows the founding of a new working group of the "Critical University" at the FU Berlin. Participants are students, workers, pupils, assistants and a university lecturer. The working group is founded to study the problems of educational advertising. Part 2 shows the campaign "Expropriate Springer"; the university administration of the FU Berlin refuses the rooms. The Springer Hearing takes place after all. Part 3 describes the Vietnam Congress, shows Dutschke's speech and a first approach to a counter-demonstration against the students. Part 4 answers Wolfgang Lefevre's questions about the next goals of the SDS.

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Released
1 January 1968
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Germany
Written by
Hans-Dieter Müller

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Was tun? (1968) was directed by Hans-Dieter Müller and stars Rudi Dutschke.

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