Crossing Borders (Herzlich willkommen)

Herzlich willkommen (released in English as Crossing Borders or Welcome Indeed!) is a West German drama film from 1990, directed by Hark Bohm and adapted from Walter Kempowski's 1984 novel of the same name. Shot in German, the picture runs about 92 minutes and was entered into the 40th Berlin International Film Festival.

The leading roles are played by Uwe Bohm — the director's adopted son — and Barbara Auer. They are joined by Hark Bohm himself, Anna Thalbach, Eva-Maria Hagen, Michael Gwisdek, Werner Abrolat and Heinz Hoenig.