
This documentary, intended to inspire new home filmmakers, tells the stories of ordinary people who learned how to make their own films by renting inexpensive AK 8 cameras. A young couple documents their vacation on the Baltic Sea, a garden plot community celebrates a party, and comrades from a sports club even film themselves playing cards underwater. The film's sarcastically humerous commentary on everyday life plays with clichés and taboos.
Sommer, Sonne, AK 8 was directed by Helmut Schneider.
Sommer, Sonne, AK 8 runs for 19min, and was released in 1956.
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