Unvergessen

In the Munich Shooting in July 22nd 2016 nine people were murdered, mostly teenagers, all with an immigrant background. But the mass media talked incessantly about the killer. A small, hate-filled man became famous on television, radio, newspapers and the internet. Perhaps he got what he wanted but his victims were forgotten, their families left alone to cope with a gaping hole in their lives, a hole where their loved ones had once been. Six Munich teenagers spent eight months researching the crime and its victims. They spoke to families, friends, teachers, state and local police and emergency responders to find out the personal stories, to understand the agony of waiting for news of your loved ones and the horror of discovering that your child is amongst the dead. "Unvergessen" takes the viewer on a journey to discover the first and the last of the dead, Can and Dimo. The film shows us who they were, what made them special and what we have lost through their deaths. We hear from a father, a sister, a friend and a teacher, we share their pain and we begin to understand the unfathomable. "Unvergessen" is a unique film, made by teenagers about a crime that tried to tear apart the city of Munich. But failed.

Vera Marlene Peintinger is the reason to see this film, he never disappoints. Selina Rochelle Lembert is amazing as always!

I gave this film a ten stars because I can't find any faults with it! The characters were lovable, and you could feel for them, the acting was brilliant from start to finish!

Stay with it until the end.

If you haven't seen this movie, go and rent it now. You will not be disappointed.

One of the better movies I've seen lately.

This movie is surely one of the Luca Zug finest blend, it had everything that makes you glued to the seats and those nail biting moments.

Simply stunning. A great addition to my collection.