At that time, the focus of the movie may be that it portrays cybernetics more, but half a century has passed, and three and a half hours have ended. What moved me was love. The love that resonates has never belonged to the individual, it is the love and aesthetics of beautiful qualities shared by mankind. Eva's rescue of Fredo showed the director's humanistic care, and the ending was complete.
This is the German movie I have always loved, German, German, women and men among them. It satisfies almost all my fantasies, baroque classics all the time, calm and restrained tones, ritual shots, and extremely elegant. When the German is spoken from the woman's mouth without hurries, it is thoughtful, full of movements, eyes, and emotions. . It presents a scene in which you slowly appreciate it, without a trace of fatigue.
Get ready to eat a cigarette, take a walk, and leave the rest to yourself.
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