Tinko (1957)

Tinko (1957) poster

After 1945, land reform forces Old Kraske to become an agricultural worker, but he continues to work on his own, flatly refusing to join any collective farming activities. He desperately wants a large-scale farm like Kimpel's in order to pass it on to his adored grandson, Tinko. When Kraske's son Ernst returns from a POW camp and gives his support to the new communal project, tensions arise within the family and little Tinko is caught in the middle.

Director: Herbert Ballmann
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 91 min
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Cast

Screenplay

Music: Joachim Werzlau
Editing: Christa Wernicke
Production: DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme
Country: East Germany, Germany
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de
More Films by Director: Herbert Ballmann
More Films in Genre: Drama

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tinko about?
After 1945, land reform forces Old Kraske to become an agricultural worker, but he continues to work on his own, flatly refusing to join any collective farming activities. He desperately wants a large-scale farm like Kimpel's in order to pass it on to his adored grandson, Tinko. When Kraske's son Ernst returns from a POW camp and gives his support to the new communal project, tensions arise within the family and little Tinko is caught in the middle.
Who directed Tinko?
Tinko was directed by Herbert Ballmann.
Who stars in Tinko?
Tinko stars Max Reichhoff, Josef Sieber, Günther Simon, Lisa Wehn, Ewa Krasnodębska, Hans-Peter Minetti.
How long is Tinko?
Tinko has a runtime of 1h 31m (91 minutes).
What genre is Tinko?
Tinko is a Drama film.
Where was Tinko produced?
Tinko was produced in East Germany, Germany.