The People vs. Fritz Bauer

The story of 'The People vs. Fritz Bauer' happens in 1957 at Germany. When the nazism system and the II World Word finish, the attorney general Fritz Bauer (Burghart Klaußner) begins to look for and condemn culprits of nazi crimes. For his purpose, he must fight against judges who want to leave behind the past incidents. That situation changes when he finds Adolf Eichmann's location. Adolf Eichmann (Michael Schenk) is one of the biggest german war criminals. Many people inside german politic impede Fritz Bauer to finish catching Adolf Eichmann.

'The People vs. Fritz Bauer' is a german film directed by Lars Kraume, the director of 'Viktor Vogel - Commercial Man'. Burghart Klaubner ('The White Ribbon', 'The reader') and Ronald Zehrfeld ('Phoenix') are the protagonist of 'The People vs. Fritz Bauer'.