Wild, rebellious, unbridled youth

Alec 2022-09-05 18:49:05

The Baader Meinhof Complex

The Baader Meinhof Complex

Germany's "Red Army" is a well-known terrorist organization. After watching this movie, I really understand the origin of this organization. Similarly, it originated in 1969, a turbulent and unbridled era, when the Cultural Revolution was going on in China, and Europe, like the United States, was full of leftist movements.

To be more precise, the Red Army also originated from those young people who couldn't control their fiery youth, and the unbridled ideals were ultimately uncontrollable.

The year 1969 is a memorable era. Ideals are shining brightly, and what flows in the blood of young people is the innate resistance to power, and it is a wake-up call to the phenomenon of no resistance in the Nazi era. Society has always moved forward in turmoil, even confrontation, and bloodshed.

Youth is worth recalling, even if it is wild, rebellious, and wanton. This is another tasteful movie. I have seen the director's previous "The Wiretap", which has a different angle but the same meaning.

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  • Brigitte Mohnhaupt: Stop seeing them the way they weren't.

  • Ulrike Meinhof: If you throw a stone, it's a crime. If a thousand stones are thrown, that's political. If you set fire to a car it's a crime; if a hundred cars are set on fire that's political.

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