Tom Schilling

Tom Schilling

  • Born: 1982-2-10
  • Height: 5' 7" (1.7 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Paris 2022-03-26 09:01:12

      snow boy

      It's a simple story, and the framing is beautiful.

      From the film, the Nazi training camp is like a melting pot, awakening people's most primitive combative instincts and burning away the precious part of human nature. Putting aside one's own family and friendship will erode and destroy the lives and...

    • Imelda 2022-04-20 09:02:19

      Hi, be brave!


      On November 23, 1996, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 was hijacked by three gangsters and crashed due to exhaustion of fuel as it approached the Indian Ocean in Comoros, killing 125 of the 175 passengers and crew on board. In the documentary "Havoc in the Air", a detail of the incident is restored:...

    • Alejandra 2022-04-24 07:01:22

      The development of the relationship between the characters seems to be a long-term routine, and the event itself is another visual sense, as if I have experienced all these things... I think of my junior high school and high school. . . Although the degree is different, the nature is. . . The second male is very good-looking and still looks good. The three-quarter face and the lip line in low light are very similar to the style of Reiko Shimizu. . . And the rotten goddess, the two of them are not sexually attractive to each other. . . . .

    • Nat 2022-03-27 09:01:18

      Bad education. Two Nazi reflection works from the same director, Napola is obviously much softer and more delicate than the sharpness of the later wave, especially focusing on the sincere and touching, er, friendship of the two boys. Finally they said goodbye across the ice.

    Before the Fall quotes

    • Christoph Schneider: Pull yourself together!

      Albrecht Stein: Pull myself together? Do you know what we just did? You shouldn't have shot! You shouldn't have shot!

      Tjaden: I didn't give the order. Your father said they had guns!

      Albrecht Stein: Why are you looking at me like that?

      Friedrich Weimer: I'm not looking at you.

      Albrecht Stein: I know what you're thinking. Don't look at me like that!

    • Albrecht Stein: [reading from his essay] "As childish as it sounds, the winter time and the sight of freshly fallen snow always fill us with inexplicable joy. Perhaps because as children, we associated it with Christmas. I always imagine myself the hero who killed dragons, rescued virgins, and freed the world from evil. As we went out yesterday to find the prisoners, I felt like that little boy who wanted to save the world."

      Vogler: Albrecht, stop.

      Albrecht Stein: But as we returned, I understood that I am part of the evil that I wanted to save us from.

      Vogler: Albrecht, stop.

      Albrecht Stein: Shooting prisoners is wrong. They were not armed, as Governor Stein told us, to incite us. We didn't shoot men, only children.

      Vogler: Out!