Speaking of German movies, it seems that people have never been in the impression. In Europe, do the movies only refer to France, Italian movies, and even countries like Sweden because of the presence of Ingmar Bergman. The master, also ranked ahead of Germany.
Especially at art film festivals, the Berlin Film Festival has always been known for its sensitivity to political films. It seems that literary films are not welcome in Berlin.
Haha, there is a lot of nonsense written.
Straight to the point, the German political film "The Tide", just like its title, "The Tide" borrows the word "wave" to discuss the formation and problems of political anarchism and dictatorship.
From ideology, to the loss of individual consciousness in the collective consciousness. All confirmed.
Although this is an experimental film (it is rare for a film to be full of political discussion), it has contributed greatly to inspiring future generations.
recommend!
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