Hitler Is Alive

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a film by Daniel Coche, 56'It was a theater show directed by Jean-Jacques Mercier then it became a film directed by Daniel Coche in 1991.

The story is implausible, fantastic and echoes both totalitarianism and conspiracy: a journalist thinks he discovers that Hitler would have stayed in an asylum after the war. Professor Snellack is a funny .......psychiatrist!

technical data:

duration	56 minutes
screenplay	from a text by Gunter Kunert
translation	Claude Lutz
camera	Daniel Coche
with	Martin Adamiec, Philippe Caulier, Tobias Kempf, Gérard Lavillaureix, Jean Lorrain
sound	Bruno de Chénerilles
editing	Roland Muller
music	Bruno de Chénerilles
set	Gérard Puel
costumes	Sabine Siegwald
production	dora films
support	DRAC Ministère de la Culture, Agence culturelle et Technique d'Alsace

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