All 18 Hendrik Duryn Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready to embark on an adventure through the captivating world of Hendrik Duryn movies! From thrilling action films to heartwarming comedies, this roundup article will shine a spotlight on the unforgettable works of this renowned director. Join us as we delve into the unique style and vision that has made Duryn’s films a must-watch for movie enthusiasts everywhere.
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1. Vernehmung der Zeugen (1987)
“Vernehmung der Zeugen, “ a gripping 1987 drama, delves into the rarely explored topic of youth criminality within a Socialist society. Set in East Germany, the film follows the investigation of a murdered teenager, unveiling the events that led to such a devastating outcome.
2. Lenya — Die größte Kriegerin aller Zeiten (2001)
Lenya: Die größte Kriegerin aller Zeiten takes audiences on an enthralling adventure through the realms of sword and sorcery, magic, and ancient warfare. Set in the mysterious land of Walsung, invaded by the merciless Burgundian troops of tyrant-king Hagir of Amelung, this electrifying film follows a prophecy that speaks of salvation from the tyrant king by the hands of a hero.
3. Blueprint (2003)
Blueprint (2003) is a German drama-sci-fi film that pushes the boundaries of life and immortality. The movie follows world-renowned composer Iris Sellin, played by Franka Potente, who learns she has a fatal illness and refuses to accept her mortal fate. In a desperate pursuit of preserving her legacy, Iris decides to clone herself in an attempt to cheat death.
4. Good Girl, Bad Girl (2006)
In the gripping action-packed thriller “Good Girl, Bad Girl” (2006), twin sisters Maria and Vanessa find themselves on opposite ends of the spectrum — Maria, a serene and devout nun, and Vanessa, a racy go go dancer leading an unbridled life. When the duo’s paths cross following a chase involving a powerful and ruthless drug dealer, Gromek, their worlds become as inseparable as their genetic connection.
5. Hammer & Hart (2006)
Hammer & Hart, a riveting 2006 German action-comedy, follows the lives of two do-gooder half-brothers who inherit their mother’s rundown garage. The siblings must decide whether to sell the garage to an ambitious Italian businessman or refuse his offer and start anew. Along the way, they might stumble upon a thrilling big-money race, which could change their fate forever.
6. Die Blüten der Sehnsucht (2007)
“Die Blüten der Sehnsucht” tells the story of Paul, a man who lives with his daughter Aisha on a picturesque tea plantation in Malaysia. However, their idyllic life is turned upside down when they discover a dark curse lurking within the walls of their home. As the haunting presence becomes increasingly tangible, Paul and Aisha must confront their fears and unravel the mystery behind the curse to save themselves and their beloved home.
7. Für meine Kinder tu’ ich alles (2009)
“Für meine Kinder tu’ ich alles” is a heart-wrenching German drama that explores the tumultuous life of a struggling single mother, played by the talented Lisa Martinek. After her husband’s sudden and tragic death, Marie finds her once-perfect life crumbling around her. As the reality of her husband’s massive debt sets in, Marie and her three children are left with nothing but each other and their desperate efforts to survive.
8. Der Einsturz — Die Wahrheit ist tödlich (2010)
In “Der Einsturz — Die Wahrheit ist tödlich” (2010), the harsh winter takes a toll on the small town of Ochsenharp, Germany. When a severe snowstorm threatens to destroy the only local bridge, the lives of three interconnected residents intertwine in a thrilling and suspenseful drama.
9. Westflug — Entführung aus Liebe (2010)
“Westflug — Entführung aus Liebe, “ a thrilling 2010 German action-drama from the minds of Thomas Jauch (director), Timo Berndt, Robert Krause, and Sylke Rene Meyer (writers), captivates viewers with its gripping tale of love, betrayal, and passion. The film, starring Sophie von Kessel, Hendrik Duryn, and Oliver Mommsen, boasts an IMDb rating of 6.3 with 75 votes, proving its success among film enthusiasts.
10. Glückstreffer — Anne und der Boxer (2010)
In the heartwarming romantic comedy “Glückstreffer — Anne und der Boxer, “ single mother Anna Berger discovers a hidden treasure from her aunt: an old, dilapidated farm in Germany. Eager to provide a stable life for her children, Anna transforms the property into a charming inn, only to find that the promised tourist subsidies fail to materialize.
11. Für Elise (2012)
“Für Elise” is a captivating drama film from Germany that takes its audience on a melancholic yet profound journey into the life of a young teenage girl, Elise, and her complicated relationship with her mother, Betty. The story unfolds when the alcoholic Betty meets Ludwig, a man with a heart of gold. However, the plot twists when Ludwig reveals his true feelings for none other than Elise, the teenage girl whose life is filled with dreams of a happy family life amidst her mother’s weakness and self-centeredness.
12. Mein Lover, sein Vater und ich (2013)
In the 2013 German comedy “Mein Lover, sein Vater und ich, “ Katharina Müller-Elmau takes on a new role as she navigates a labyrinth of relationships and unexpected encounters. This 1h 33min film, directed by Holger Haase and written by Sarah Schnier, takes audiences on a comedic ride filled with hilarious situations that are sure to leave you laughing.
13. Meine Frau, ihr Traummann und ich (2014)
Meine Frau, ihr Traummann und ich is a hilarious German comedy that explores the trials and tribulations of a long married couple, Richard and Charlotte, whose lives become entangled with a charming young teacher, Thomas. When their adolescent son moves out with his boyfriend and the couple’s mundane routine starts to crumble, Charlotte struggles with her unrealistic romantic aspirations and becomes caught up in revelations of her best friend’s affair with Thomas.
14. Die Sache mit der Wahrheit (2014)
“Die Sache mit der Wahrheit” is a intriguing drama set in Germany, directed by Sibylle Tafel, starring Christiane Paul, Hendrik Duryn, and Michael A. Grimm. The film is based on the complex life of a Munich waitress, Michelle, played by the talented Paul. Michelle, who is struggling with her self-image, leads multiple lives, including her role as an air hostess. When we meet Michelle, she’s involved in a love affair with the perfectly charming Bruno, who has no idea about her hidden lives.
15. The King’s Surrender (2014)
“The King’s Surrender” is a gripping, thrilling film that takes the audience on a heart-pounding journey through the world of violent youth gangs and a police force struggling to keep up. Set in Germany, the movie follows the story of two policemen who die in a botched operation, fueling the SWAT team’s anger and desire for revenge, regardless of the law. Directed by Philipp Leinemann and written by both him and Misel Maticevic, the film features stellar performances by stars Ronald Zehrfeld, Misel Maticevic, and Thomas Thieme.
16. Rockabilly Requiem (2016)
In the gripping drama “Rockabilly Requiem, “ set in West Germany in 1982, we follow the turbulent lives of teenage friends Hubertus and Sebastian. As they attempt to break free from their oppressive fathers’ control and embrace their true selves, they find solace in the raw power of music and the undeniable bond of friendship. When they fall for the enigmatic Debbie, a punk princess with a heart of gold, their lives become an electrifying symphony of hope, passion, and defiance.
17. Sechs Richtige und ich (2017)
“Sechs Richtige und ich” — a comedy-drama released in 2017, will certainly warm your hearts. Directed by Heinz Dietz and written by Peter Ackermann-Laubenstein and Gerd Lurz, the movie takes the audience on an uplifting journey through the lives of its central characters.
18. In Wahrheit: In einem anderen Leben (2021)
In Wahrheit: In einem anderen Leben, a gripping German crime thriller, follows investigating commissioner Judith Mohn as she delves into the haunting case of Barbara Falk. When a woman is unconsciously raped in her own home, Mohn’s quest for the truth becomes a heart-stopping search for justice.
