Wolff von Amerongen: Did He Commit Bankruptcy Offences?

In WOLFF VON AMERONGEN: DID HE COMMIT BANCRUPTCY OFFENCES? Friedl follows the criminal entanglements and infirmities of German business dynasties in the 20th century. Members of a Pritz family, of which a complicated genealogy is sketched out over the course of the film, perpetrate crimes of various kinds and proportions. Men are beaten to death for not paying gambling debts; children are abused and abandoned; tools are stolen and buried; husbands are put into the ground in series. BERT REBHANDL

"An irritating and fascinating associative space of conspiracy, death and crime." THE JURY FOR THE GERMAN SHORT FILM AWARD ON "WOLFF VON AMERONGEN: DID HE COMMIT BANCRUPTCY OFFENCES?"