| 词条 | Always on Duty |
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| name =Zu jeder Stunde | image = | image size = | caption = | director =Heinz Thiel | producer =Siegfried Nürnberger | writer = Lothar Dutombé | narrator = | starring =Rolf Stövesand | music = Helmut Nier | cinematography = Erwin Anders | editing = Wally Gurschke | studio = DEFA | distributor = Progress Film | released = 29 January 1960 | runtime = 85 minutes | country = East Germany | language = German | budget = | gross = | preceded by = | followed by = }} Zu jeder Stunde (English-language title: Always On Duty)[1] is an East German black-and-white film, directed by Heinz Thiel. It was released in 1960. PlotBorder Troops' soldier Martin arrives in a village on the Inner German border. He falls in love with a local girl, Renate. Their relationship is opposed to by her father, who promised her to the son of farmer Grabow. When Grabow plans to leave to the West with the aid of the corrupt officer Zimmer, Martin discovers their plans and informs his superiors, although Zimmer was his friend. Cast
ProductionThe DEFA Commission reviewed 58 scripts that were proposed for filming in the years 1959/60. Four of those were dubbed as "aesthetic films", and were all centered on portraying Christians as backward and reactionary. Out of the four, State Secretary of Cinema Erich Wendt authorized one script, that became the basis to Always on Duty. Although the picture was produced, the improvement in church and state relations in East Germany during 1960 prompted several changes in the plot, and the picture's antagonists were not presented as devout Catholics.[2] ReceptionMiera and Antonin Liehm cited Zu Jeder Stunde as one of DEFA's "contemporary socialist films."[3] The Der Monat journal's critic wrote that while viewing the film, "the public could be impressed by the alertness of the Border Troops."[4] The German Film Lexicon regarded it as "unassuming, propagandistic, not persuading and artistically weak, as well as full of stereotypes."[5] References1. ^Zu jeder Stunde on DEFA Foundation's website. 2. ^Zu jeder Stunde on the German Church and State Research Institute's website. 3. ^Miera Liehm, Antonin J. Liehm . The Most Important Art: Soviet and Eastern European Film After 1945. {{ISBN|0-520-04128-3}}. Page 266. 4. ^Der Monat: eine internationale Zeitschrift, Volume 13, page 64. 5. ^Zu jeder Stunde on zweitausendeins.de. External links
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