Over 70 hours of filming - more than 80 contemporary witness interviews - more than 2,000 extras |
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In spring 1949 thousands streamed into Herford in Westphalia. In the fall of that same year up to 30,000 people were drawn to the Traberhof in Rosenheim every day. A legion of misery of the sick and suffering. They had but one goal: Bruno Gröning. For many he was their last hope. Beaten down by the war, given up by doctors, these people had just one wish: to become healthy, to be relieved of need and pain. Bruno Gröning was to help them ... |
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9 years of work - 5 hours show time - in 3 parts |
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The Phenomenon Bruno Gröning retraces the dramatic events of that time and follows the tracks of this unusual man. Honest, objective and empathetic, the film illuminates the individual stages in the life and work of Bruno Gröning. |
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