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"The Man Who Almost Changed the World"
Addie 2022-11-10 21:27:30
"The Man Who Almost Changed the World" ~ The film tells about a person without party affiliation. Through his clever head and calm judgment, he almost succeeded in assassinating Hitler alone. It is a German film ~ Director Oliver Sisberg, that tells The way of reversing the insertion is very smooth and abnormal. Every time the camera transfer is very clear, beautiful, unobtrusive, not sensational, and progresses layer by layer, quietly telling and listening quietly. [Applause] It's a master [强] ~ The male lead is not handsome, but Kuki Naka depicts himself in the play. The female lead in the director's shot is beautiful, not just beautiful, but mixed with her personality in the play. Most of the beauty is the director’s capture and credit, which is beyond the reach of American films, and is also beyond the reach of the British director of the American film "The Return of Tarzan" that I watched today.~
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Georg Elser: If humanity isn't free, everything dies with it.