For 20 years, Katrine (Juliane Köhler) has been living a seemingly happy life in Norway. But with the fall of the Berlin Wall, her world begins to crumble. For Katrine is not who she claims to be: once infiltrated as a Stasi agent, she has built her entire existence on a false identity. As Katrine tries to hide her past, she becomes entangled ever deeper in a web of lies. Her double life becomes an acute threat—both to her family’s happiness and to the Stasi officers who once directed her. A gripping drama about identity and the fragility of a life lived in lies.
Feature film, 2012, Director: Georg Maas, 97 min.
Pre-screening discussion: Yvonne Laue (advisor to the Berlin Commissioner for Coming to Terms with the SED Dictatorship)
Post-screening discussion: Georg Maas (director)
Moderator: Jens Planer-Friedrich (Head of Citizen Counseling at the Berlin Commissioner for Coming to Terms with the SED Dictatorship)
Pre-screening program
4:00 p.m.: Themed tour of the Stasi Museum “The Agents of the State Security—Espionage and Identity Theft,” 90 min. Please reserve a free ticket at:
5:45 p.m.: “Where Is My File?” Guided tour of the Stasi Records Archive, 60 min.
Registration for the tour is required at:
Your participation in a guided tour is not confirmed until you receive our confirmation.
The Campus Cinema is organized by the Federal Archives – Stasi Records Archive, the Berlin Commissioner for Coming to Terms with the Past, and the Robert Havemann Society e. V. Media partners are radioeins and Der Tagesspiegel. The Campus Cinema takes place in collaboration with the Stasi Museum, UOKG e. V., DOH Doping Opfer Hilfe e. V., and the Bürgerkomitee 15. Januar e. V.
An event as part of the Campus Cinema series
The event is part of the“Campus Cinema” series.Translated with DeepL