The Diplomat
Directed by Jennifer Arnold, Senain KheshgiAt the height of the Cold War, Katarina Witt became one of East Germany's most famous athletes. Trained in an ice rink that gave rise to socialist heroes, Witt dominated her field by winning six European skating titles, five world championships and back-to-back Olympic gold medals, becoming arguably the world's best figure skater. Known as "the most beautiful face of socialism," her success gave her a unique status in East Germany. It also triggered constant surveillance by the Stasi, East Germany's notorious secret police force. This film chronicles how Witt fought for her future in socialist East Germany, faced the great changes that occurred after the fall of the Berlin wall and ultimately ended up both a beneficiary and victim of the East German regime.
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The Diplomat was released on 2013年4月20日.
The Diplomat was directed by Jennifer Arnold, Senain Kheshgi.
The Diplomat has a runtime of 50分钟.
The Diplomat was produced by Jennifer Arnold, Senain Kheshgi, Jimmy Tsai.
At the height of the Cold War, Katarina Witt became one of East Germany's most famous athletes. Trained in an ice rink that gave rise to socialist heroes, Witt dominated her field by winning six European skating titles, five world championships and back-to-back Olympic gold medals, becoming arguably the world's best figure skater. Known as "the most beautiful face of socialism," her success gave her a unique status in East Germany. It also triggered constant surveillance by the Stasi, East Germany's notorious secret police force. This film chronicles how Witt fought for her future in socialist East Germany, faced the great changes that occurred after the fall of the Berlin wall and ultimately ended up both a beneficiary and victim of the East German regime.
The key characters in The Diplomat are Self - Figure Skater (Brian Boitano), Self - Former Leader of East Germany (Egon Krenz), Self (Jutta Müller).
The Diplomat is a 纪录, Sport film.
The Diplomat has an audience rating of 7.7 out of 10.