Film Portrayals
1969 Rudolf Jugert made a first movie about the events. Several documentations have been shot as well, so "Das Wunder von Lengede oder Ich wünsch´ keinem was wir mitgemacht haben" 1979 by ZDF and "Das Drama von Lengede, Protokoll einer Katastrophe" 2003 by the WDR. In 2003, a television film titled "Das Wunder von Lengede" in two parts was produced by German television station Sat.1. The film was written by Benedikt Röskau based on the recollections of one of the rescued miners. It was directed by Kaspar Heidelbach and featured Heino Ferch, Jan Josef Liefers, Günther Maria Halmer, Heike Makatsch, Axel Prahl, Uwe Rohde, Armin Rohde and Thomas Heinze. It was first broadcast on 9–10 November 2003 and among others was televised in Sweden.
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