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Deutsche Filme : Vous pouvez emprunter des films en ligne au Goethe Institut gratuitement : http://www.goethe.de/ins/fr/lp/kul/ser/onl/deindex.htm A partir de 6e-5e 4e-3e Lycée Vorstadtkrokodile (Le club des Das weiβe Band (Le ruban blanc), Michael Haneke. Ihr könnt euch niemals sicher sein (On n’est crocodiles), Christian Ditter. Good bye Lenin, Wolfgang Becker. (correspond au jamais sûr de rien), Nicole Weegmann. Lola rennt (Cours, Lola, cours !), Tom programme de 2nde) Shahada, Burhan Qurbani Tykwer. Das fliegende Klassenzimmer (La classe volante), Tomy Fremder Freund, Elmar Fischer. Sergeant Pepper, Sandra Nettelbeck. Wigand. Berlin, Ecke Schönhauser, Gerhard Klein. Krabat, Marco Kreuzpaintner. Solino, Fatih Akin. Lore, Cate Shortland Emil und die Detektive (Emil et les Der Tunnel, Roland Suso Richter. Das Experiment, Oliver Hirschbiegel (interdit - détective), Franziska Buch. Klassenfahrt, Henner Winckler. 16 ans) Die wilden Hühner (Les poules sauvages), Vergiss Amerika, Vanessa Jopp. Wholetrain, Florian Gaag. Vivian Naefe. Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei (The Edukators), Hans Gegen die Wand, (Head-on), Fatih Akin. Max, Minsky und ich (Max, Minsky et Weingartner. Auf der anderen Seite (De l’autre côté), Fatih moi), Anna Justice. Das Wunder von Bern, Sönke Wortmann. Akin. Wintertochter (Fille d’hiver), Johannes Schmid. Netto, Robert Thalheim. Almanya (Bienvenue en Allemagne), Yasemin Das Leben der anderen (La vie des autres), Samdereli. Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. Renn, wenn du kannst (Cours, si tu peux), Dietrich Sophie Scholl, die letzten Tage (Sophie Scholl, Brüggemann. les derniers jours), Marc Rothemund. Mondscheinkinder (Les enfants de la lune), Manuela Elefantenherz (cœur d’éléphant), Züli Aladag. Stacke. Kroko, Sylke Enders. Adil geht (Adil s’enva), Esther Gronenborn. Lichter (Au loin les lumières), Hans-Christian Die Blindgänger, (Les baladeurs de la nuit), Bernd Schmid. Sahling. Otomo, Frieder Schlaich. Im Juli (Julie en juillet), Fatih Akin. Alaska.de, Esther Gronenborn. Am Ende kommen Touristen (Et puis les touristes), Das Parfum, Tom Tykwer. Robert Thalheim. Europa, Europa, Agnieszka Holland. Knallhart (Les enragés), Detlev Buck. Berlin 36, Kaspar Heidelbach. Soul Kitchen, Fatih Akin Fack ju Göhte, Bora Dagtekin. Schwarzfahrer, court métrage de Pepe Danquart. Keinohrhase, Til Schweiger. Zweiohrküken, Til Schweiger. Go Trabi Go, Peter Timm. Légende : Liebe Mauer, Peter Timm. DRAMA Blueprint, Rolf Schübel. KOMÖDIE Neger, Neger, Schornsteinfeger, Jörg Grünler. Rosenstraβe, Margarethe von Trotta. Wer früher Stirbt ist länger tot (Le Péché selon Sebastien), Marcus H. Rosenmüller .

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