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Monique 2022-01-14 08:01:36
Youth should be like this
I don’t know if it’s a personal prejudice. Almost all the movies about youth revolution and idealism will make me amazed. When I saw this film, I discovered that among the three young people in it, one was Daniel Brühl in "Goodbye Lenin" and the other was Julia Jentsch in "The Last Days of Sophie...
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Rupert 2022-01-14 08:01:36
Funds provided by the celestial dynasty?
Suddenly there was such a problem, did the Heavenly Dynasty sponsor this film? Large sections of political textbooks, hot revolutionary enthusiasm, and a sharp contrast between the evil capitalists, the run-down slums and the high-end neighborhoods. But after a while, I came back to my senses, how...
Burghart Klaußner
Burghart Klaußner played Daniel Bruch’s father who fled to West Germany in " Good Bye, Lenin! "; in " Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei " he was a wealthy businessman kidnapped by boys ; in " Requiem " Klesner Become the father who supports his daughter the most. Regardless of his role, Kleisner is clearly the best spokesperson for the contemporary middle class in Germany, and he also has the most image of a father in the hearts of Germans. In real life, Klesner has always been active in the German theater industry and has a wealth of acting experience. In addition to movies, he has also participated in more than 20 TV series. The old and strong Berghart has also toured Germany with the jazz swing band in recent years, performing songs by Charles Denet, the greatest contemporary male singer in France! He won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the German Film Awards for "Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei", and was nominated again for "Requiem".
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