This is the most touching of a series of recent European and American films exploring the armed revolution of the 1960s. He honestly faced the revolutionary minds of contemporary Western students, their innocence, beliefs, dreams, confusion, frustration, and the inescapable breach of human nature.
Director Uli Edel and screenwriter Bernd Eichinger have a profound pattern. They are not nostalgic, nor praise heroes, not at all, but understand how difficult the pace of history is... The answer is floating in the wind... And how many ears do we need to hear? others cry...
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