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The sublimation of the mental journey
Eli 2022-04-01 08:01:02
This film has a certain reference for understanding the period of post-war Germany. The title of the film is very good. The silence corresponds to the postwar Germany's cover-up of the Nazis, the SS and the accompanying events. The labyrinth corresponds to the Nazis who took off their clothes and still existed in Germany after the war. The government and the people cause the protagonist to reveal Obstruction at the time of historical truth. The protagonist's mental journey is from the pursuit of justice, to the discovery that the country and nation he lives in are all sinners and lost, and then to regaining his beliefs and doing what he thinks is right within his own power. An open mind, spiritual sublimation. To face up to the past, not cover it up, learn from experience, and move towards a better day
Extended Reading
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Major Parker: You were all Nazis. In the Eastern sector, now you are all communists. Jesus, you Germans! If little green men from Mars landed tomorrow, you would all become green.
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Johann Radmann: ...the only response to Auschwitz is to do the right thing yourself.