Die Wölfe Season 1 • TV Show
Are there new episodes of Die Wölfe coming?
Die Wölfe is marked as an ended series, with its final episode airing on February 3, 2009. At this time there are no new seasons or episodes announced, so the release radar for this show is effectively closed unless a revival or spin-off is announced. When the next release does arrive, it is expected to carry the same content rating of 12 (DE), which can influence when it airs on different providers and platforms.
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What is Die Wölfe about?
The story of a group of Berlin youths from the post-war period to the post-reunification era. A gripping story of friendship, love and betrayal against a global political backdrop, told in a three-part documentary drama. Friends Kurt, Lotte, Jakob, Silke and Bernd experience everyday life together in post-war Berlin in 1948: between rubble women and the black market, rival youth gangs and first love. Thirteen years later, as the flow of refugees to the West increases, they try to hold on to their friendship. But the estrangement becomes ever more apparent and the gang members lose sight of each other. Only after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 do the former friends finally find each other again and have to ask themselves whether they are still bound by the vow they once made: "Nothing can separate us, not even death"... It blends drama and war & politics elements. The series reflects a distinct Germany and Poland style and perspective. The story is shaped by its creators, Christoph Fromm and Britta Dahlmann.
Cast and creators of Die Wölfe
The main cast includes Florian Lukas, Axel Prahl and Henriette Confurius. Behind the scenes, it is created by Christoph Fromm and Britta Dahlmann, directed by Friedemann Fromm.

Florian Lukas
as Bernd

Axel Prahl
as Bernd 2

Henriette Confurius
as Lotte

Barbara Auer
as Lotte 2

Constantin von Jascheroff
as Ralf

Matthias Brandt
as Jakob

Stefanie Stappenbeck
as Silke

Johanna Gastdorf
as Silke

Annett Renneberg
as Lotte (1961)

Ulrike Krumbiegel
as Mutter Lehmann

Florian David Fitz
as Thomas Feiner

Aljoscha Stadelmann
as Kurt Ripanski

Nina Gummich
as Silke

Karl Kranzkowski
as Onkel Schliemann

Stephan Grossmann
as Arzt

Petra Schmidt-Schaller
as Eva Jäger

Florian Panzner
as Horst Seifert

Harald Glitz
as Wachtmeister
