Fear - Header1979

Country of Origin: Germany

Description: 16mm Film - Fear - Header - BRD 1979 Direction: Peter Wehage Script: Volker Ludwig and Detlev Michel Camera: Carsten Krüger Music: Tanja Berg Cast: Jo Herbst, Evelyn Meyka, Harry Streit, Tanja Berg, Karl Erich "Erle" Magersuppe (puppeteer), and others. Fear is a feeling that everyone will experience at some point in their lives. Fear of professional failure, exams, an uncertain future, or simply pain are just a few of the many fears we have to deal with. However, we can deal with these fears in very different ways. We can actively tackle our fears, confront them, and perhaps overcome them. But we can also repress our fears or try to avoid them. People often try to do this with the help of alcohol, drugs, or medication. The episode 'Fear' from the NDR series 'Kopfball' consists of 11 sequences, including scenes from the play, puppet scenes, interviews, a documentary scene, and a song by Tanja Berg. 1. Acting scene: Uwe has received a letter informing him of the date of a job interview. While he reacts with uncertainty, his parents give him tips on what is important during an interview. 2. Interviews with two young people about overcoming fears. 3. Puppet show scene: Men are not afraid. 4. Interview with a Turkish girl about the fear-relieving effect of an amulet. 5. Song 'Oh, so you're a man,' sung by Tanja Berg alias Ute Kannenberg. 6. Puppet show scene about fear and superstition. 7. Scene: Uwe goes to a job interview. Unsettled by the large number of other applicants and one who has clearly been rejected and is leaving the personnel manager's office in tears, he runs away. 8. Documentary scene: Treatment for a fear of snakes. 9. Interview with a doctor about fears. 10. Scene: Uwe returns from the interview and confesses to his father that he ran away. 11. Puppet show scene about the fear of thunderstorms.

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