It sent shivers down my spine. After dinner, we skimmed available entertainment on our television and settled on the following movie which mirrors Contact Tracing theme. I suggest anyone who still finds "contact tracing" to be a good idea also consider watching "The Silent Revolution". Consider the ultimate ramifications as revealed in the following film based on a true story:
Movie “The Silent Revolution” Drama, Historical - Germany film with English subtitles – 2018 The year is 1956. During a visit to the cinema in West Berlin, high school pupils Theo (Leonard Scheicher) and Kurt (Tom Gramenz) see dramatic pictures of the Hungarian uprising in Budapest on the newsreel. Back at school in Stalinstadt, East Germany, they spontaneously decide to hold a minute’s silence in solidarity with the victims of the uprising during a lesson. But the gesture causes much bigger ripples than expected: while their headmaster (Florian Lukas) initially tries to put the whole thing down to the whim of youth, the schoolchildren become objects of the political machinations of the fledgling East Germany. The People’s Education Minister (Burghart Klaußner) condemns the action as a clearly counterrevolutionary act and demands that the ringleader be named within a week. .
You can watch the film on Tubi TV app for free ( with commercial breaks)
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