Baader's Angels: Women's Roles in German Terrorism Films

Katharina's tranquil life is ruined by a one-night stand with a man who turns out to be a radical bank robber.

One of the most powerful and controversial German films of recent years, this tells the tale of a family trying to establish a new identity.

A brilliant collaborative effort from 12 directors, mixing archive footage, reportage, autobiography and drama. Fassbinder's contributions are particularly strong.

Rita is seduced into the 70s 'terrorism scene' and, a few years later, finds that getting out of it again isn't so easy.

A double portrait of two remarkable, revolutionary women and their parallel lives, in Germany and Uruguay.