Compared with other German films, the historical volume spanning more than ten years, the popularization of art, and the expressive form of painting, this is the uniqueness of "No Master". You can think of this work simply as an art film, an art film in a sensitive period. I love one reviewer's comment on how a film conveys art: it's clumsy honesty. This kind of clumsiness, I understand it to be straightforward, the opening scene directly hits the scene where Elizabeth takes little Kurt to visit the "Decadent Art Exhibition". In 1932, the impact of the young Adolf Hitler on art was naked through the tone of the exhibition staff. Expressed, art is seen as "a means of fooling," and the spirituality of the artist is mocked as a skill, a visual disease.
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