Jule hesitated, "You will laugh at me!"
"No, no, let's talk."
..."free and wild." Jule said, she leaned against the window. The two of them were painting the walls in the house where Jule rented. They had not yet become a couple at that time. Jule was Peter's girlfriend and Jan was Peter's friend.
The Edukators is a story about German angry youth. When many socialist countries betrayed the ideals of communism in name or in reality, young people in Germany were dissatisfied with the capitalist system and strongly pursued socialism that equals everyone and eliminates the gap between the rich and the poor. Jan and Peter are two angry youths full of revolutionary ideals. During the day, they are ordinary workers. At night, they put on their masks and sneak into the villas of the rich, messing up the contents, but they don’t steal anything. They just warn the rich, make them restless, and reflect on their exploitation. Nature.
This is how the story begins, but a miss, it leads them to an unknowable ending. When I watched a movie, I couldn't help but laugh. I know this is not a comedy movie, but a serious movie that explores youth, pursuit and confusion. Just like another movie played by Jan’s actors in the play
Germans just like to think about these metaphysical philosophical issues that rack their brains, reflect, digest, and then turn them into black humor. I like these movies. I also like the actor Daniel Brühl, who always looks a little upset and a little overwhelmed.
Jan said that if you didn't make a revolution before the age of 30, you would never have been young; if you made a revolution after the age of 30, you would be too young.
After watching the movie, we went to the Greek restaurant next door to have dinner. Elisa told me that revolution was once a very fashionable word in Europe. Young people revolutionized because they were not satisfied with a rich and peaceful society. When her mother’s generation was young, their village was divided into two factions. One faction was revolutionary and the other was conservative religious; “However, today, whether it is revolutionary or conservative, their lives have been very good. "This is Europe in the 1960s. I have heard of the legendary era. But I don't know, there are still so many people who are still so ideal. Just like Jan and Peter.
In other words, this is a necessary stage in the growth process, pursuing freedom, pursuing ideals, and pursuing a different life. The revolution is a good excuse they found.
I like this excuse, and I also very much agree with Jule's ideal of life, free and wild.
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