Alex Kerner in Good Bye, Lenin!

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Alex Kerner is the idealistic yet conflicted young East German protagonist of the film "Good Bye, Lenin!", who goes to great lengths to shield his fragile mother from the shock of the German reunification.

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instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsIn Good Bye, Lenin! NERFINISHED
characterArc struggles between truth and protecting his mother
characterTrait conflicted
idealistic
protective son
countryOfCitizenship German Democratic Republic NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup German
familyName Kerner NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse Good Bye, Lenin! universe
firstAppearance Good Bye, Lenin! (2003 film) NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Alex NERFINISHED
mother Christiane Kerner NERFINISHED
narrativeRole protagonist
notableAction attempts to shield his mother from learning about German reunification
produces fake news broadcasts to maintain the illusion of the GDR
recreates an illusion of the GDR inside his apartment
occupation satellite dish installer
politicalContext late-period GDR
politicalEventWitnessed fall of the Berlin Wall NERFINISHED
portrayedBy Daniel Brühl NERFINISHED
relationship son of a devoted socialist mother
residence East Berlin NERFINISHED
sibling Ariane Kerner NERFINISHED
themeInvolvement German reunification NERFINISHED
family loyalty
memory and nostalgia
timePeriod 1989–1990

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Daniel Brühl portrayedCharacterIn Alex Kerner in Good Bye, Lenin!