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A Forgotten Man (2022)

Genre : History, Drama

Runtime : 1H 28M

Director : Laurent Nègre

Synopsis

Spring 1945, Heinrich Zwygart, Swiss ambassador to Germany flees bombed-out Berlin after eight years of service in the capital of the Reich. This is the end of a terrible mandate, during which he had to make fatal compromises to preserve the neutrality and security of his country. He went through the war, but will he survive the peace?

Actors

Michael Neuenschwander
Michael Neuenschwander
Heinrich Zwygart
Manuela Biedermann
Manuela Biedermann
Clara Zwygart
Yann Philipona
Yann Philipona
Nicolas
Cléa Eden
Cléa Eden
Helene Zwygart
Peter Wyssbrod
Peter Wyssbrod
The Colonel
Sabine Timoteo
Sabine Timoteo
Madame Bavaud
Victor Poltier
Victor Poltier
Maurice Bavaud
Margherita Schoch
Margherita Schoch
Babett
Yves Raeber
Yves Raeber
Marc Gerber
Simon Romang
Simon Romang
Schranz
Dominik Gysin
Dominik Gysin
Klaus Bauer
Sebastian Krähenbühl
Sebastian Krähenbühl
Ueli
Jeff Burrell
Jeff Burrell
Counsul Reynolds

Crews

Laurent Nègre
Laurent Nègre
Director
Laurent Nègre
Laurent Nègre
Writer
Andreas Roald
Andreas Roald
Producer
Dan Wechsler
Dan Wechsler
Producer
Ladislav Agabekov
Ladislav Agabekov
Music
Christophe Calpini
Christophe Calpini
Music
Diego Dussuel
Diego Dussuel
Cinematography
Stefan Kälin
Stefan Kälin
Editor
Catherine Van Bree
Catherine Van Bree
Costume Design
Julia Nietlispach
Julia Nietlispach
Makeup Artist
David Puntener
David Puntener
Sound

Posters and backgrounds

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