
Following the 1992 killing of a man mistakenly believed to be Jewish, Amos Gitai interviews residents, witnesses, and legal figures in Wuppertal. Avoiding direct depiction of the crime or its perpetrators, the film examines how fear, denial, and everyday attitudes expose deeper currents of xenophobia in contemporary Germany.
In the Valley of the Wupper was directed by Amos Gitai.
In the Valley of the Wupper runs for 1h 36min, and was released in 1994.
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