Berlin, 1989. Helena and Louise are happy in their relationship if it wasn't for this huge wall separating them. The only solution is writing letters. But what the two of them don't know is that Stasi officer Bernd who works for the surveillance department, is enjoying their constant letter exchanges as his daily bed time story. While Bernd has yet to figure out how to read between the lines, his assistant Eberhardt grows suspicious and desperately tries to open Bernd's eyes. But maybe Bernd isn't as oblivious as Eberhardt thinks he is. While the officers are playing hide and seek with Louise's and Helena's letters, the women are already in the midst of escaping. Nothing can stop them now. Except for maybe...the Fall of the Wall?
Unfortunately the movie Gurken Sind Grüner Auf Der anderen Seite is not yet available on HBO Max.
| Crew | Daryl Tabone | Cinematography |
| Directing | Sarah Knoetig | Director |
| Sound | Justin Randell | Sound Mixer |
| Camera | Malena Manobens Rodriguez | Assistant Camera |
| Art | Riguel Alombro | Runner Art Department |
| Directing | George Mehesz | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Sarah Knoetig | Editor |
| Sound | Nathanael Beadle | Sound Mixer |
| Sound | Mike Meurs | Music |
| Production | Roshni Bohra | Producer |
| Art | Kate Hood | Art Department Assistant |
| Writing | Sarah Knoetig | Writer |
| Editing | Jade Ann Davis | Editor |
| Sound | Ka Youn Yoo | Sound |
| Camera | Max May | Camera Operator |
| Sound | Haukur Karlsson | Music |
| Art | Mark Sevilla | Runner Art Department |
| Editing | Tarin Uddin | Editor |
| Lighting | Elza Lavcinovska | Gaffer |
| Art | Pepper Vaughn-White | Art Department Coordinator |
| Directing | Abraham Nielebock | Assistant Director |
