Sounds from the Fog (2012): cast, story & where to watch
2012 · Film
Released in 2012, Sounds from the Fog is a documentary film directed by Klaus Stanjek, running about 90 minutes.
What it’s about. Chronicles the odyssey of a gay musician in Nazi Germany. Director Klaus Stanjek's cheerful Uncle Willi lived with his family, except when he was touring as a musician across Germany. Only when Willi turned 90 did his nephew Klaus Stanjek detect what his whole family had hidden: that Uncle Willi has spent eight years in Nazi camps and that he was gay. In a radical personal approach, veteran filmmaker Stanjek follows the complex turns that his family takes when they confront his Uncle Willi's secret. The result is a personal and political portrait of his beloved uncle, a talented singer and accordion player, that is one part historical inquiry and one part fascinating detective story.
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- When was Sounds from the Fog released?
- Sounds from the Fog was released in 2012, with a runtime of about 90 minutes.