In East Germany in November 1984, five years before the fall of the Berlin Wall, the East German National Intelligence Agency "Stasi" was controlling the people with terrorist authority. The desire of the East German secret police guard promotion Chrysler, was ordered stationed in a mansion, De Ruiman secret surveillance playwrightand hisbeautiful girlfriend-well-known actress Sealand. Although the playwright Dreman is suspected of writing illegal articles, "Staci" has no evidence to arrest the person. Wesler therefore monitored the lives of Dreman and Sealand around the clock, hoping to find key evidence as soon as possible. Wesler, who is constantly eavesdropping work day and night and has no self-reliance at all, has gradually integrated into the colorful lives of Dreman and Zealand without knowing it. He not only developed a friendship with Dreman privately, but also shared the love and disputes, secrets and lies between Dreman and Sealand, but Dreman and Sealand were unaware of it. A dangerous but super exciting intelligence struggle has since unfolded.
The Lives of Others movie plot
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Extended Reading
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Oberstleutnant Anton Grubitz: I have to show you something: "Prison Conditions for Subversive Artists: Based on Character Profile". Pretty scientific, eh? And look at this: "Dissertation Supervisor, A. Grubitz". That's great, isn't it? I only gave him a B. They shouldn't think getting a doctorate with me is easy. But his is first-class. Did you know that there are just five types of artists? Your guy, Dreyman, is a Type 4, a "hysterical anthropocentrist." Can't bear being alone, always talking, needing friends. That type should never be brought to trial. They thrive on that. Temporary detention is the best way to deal with them. Complete isolation and no set release date. No human contact the whole time, not even with the guards. Good treatment, no harassment, no abuse, no scandals, nothing they could write about later. After 10 months, we release. Suddenly, that guy won't cause us any more trouble. Know what the best part is? Most type 4s we've processed in this way never write anything again. Or paint anything, or whatever artists do. And that without any use of force. Just like that. Kind of like a present.
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Georg Dreyman: The state office for statistics on Hans-Beimler street counts everything; knows everything: how many pairs of shoes I buy a year: 2.3, how many books I read a year: 3.2 and how many students graduate with perfect marks: 6,347. But there's one statistic that isn't collected there, perhaps because such numbers cause even paper-pushers pain: and that is the suicide rate.