The Young Schiller

Year: 2005

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: German

Director: Martin Weinhart

Drama

After a daring escape, Friedrich Schiller dramatically launches his career with the debut “The Robbers”. He quits the Duke’s army, joins Mannheim’s Court and National Theatre, but his play “Fiesko” is rejected by director Dalberg. He competes with Iffland for the playwright post and the woman's love. Penniless, Schiller pushes fame, health.

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