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Dagmar 2022-03-25 09:01:19
It is the opposite of "The Bicycle Stealer". From the other side, we look at the life of material scarcity after the war. The distortion of people's hearts under poverty, even a 12-year-old boy is polluted. However, the plot of the remnants of fascism is very predictable! Italian neorealism is full of real compassion for the people at the...
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Dominic 2022-03-25 09:01:19
It is the opposite of "The Bicycle Stealer". From the other side, we look at the life of material scarcity after the war. The distortion of people's hearts under poverty, even a 12-year-old boy is polluted. However, the plot of the remnants of fascism is very predictable! Italian neorealism is full of real compassion for the people at the...
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Martin 2022-03-25 09:01:19
World Film History: The film mainly tells about the disasters brought to the people by the war. The war not only caused the people to fall into starvation and poverty, but also caused deformities in the psychology of children. The opening long shot shows the entire ruins of Berlin before the fall of the Nazis in 1945, which is as realistic as it is a trippy trip. The film ostensibly blames the child's father-killing and suicide mentality on a teacher's educational mistakes, but is actually...
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Omari 2022-03-25 09:01:19
Rossellini's exquisite neo-realism, the lens is very realistic and stylized, but the logic is a bit confusing. Rossellini is good, simple and easy to understand, not so...
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Kirstin 2022-03-25 09:01:19
"Inflation took my life, Hitler took my son." We are used to witnessing the destruction of adults in movies. No matter how heavy the story is, it often leaves a chance for children. However, Deutsche Year Zero focused on the little boy's display of the post-war devastation. In the last 15 minutes, the boy ran helplessly in the ruins, completely showing how the child's spiritual world collapsed. A true masterpiece in the postwar trilogy. In my opinion, the three films are better than one,...
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Dejah 2022-03-25 09:01:19
8/10...
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Crawford 2022-03-24 09:03:24
This is by no means a simple accusation of the Nazis. Henning's direct allusions to "Nazi ideas" are not many, and the cause of the final tragedy is not "wrong education" - as a neo-realist giant who experienced two world wars, Rossellini's observations and reflections on post-war Germany and even Europe are better than Facebook The historical narrative of the transformation is much more profound. In the first half, the camera focuses on the economic collapse and people's livelihood in post-war...
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Osbaldo 2022-03-24 09:03:24
This is by no means a simple accusation of the Nazis. Henning's direct allusions to "Nazi ideas" are not many, and the cause of the final tragedy is not "wrong education" - as a neo-realist giant who experienced two world wars, Rossellini's observations and reflections on post-war Germany and even Europe are better than Facebook The historical narrative of the transformation is much more profound. In the first half, the camera focuses on the economic collapse and people's livelihood in post-war...
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Jazmin 2022-03-23 09:03:08
Desolate and desolate Nazi remains; lonely and helpless patriarchs. I didn't know what to think at the moment when the light of the candle was projected on his face, and I let the soundtrack lead my thoughts into the...
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Corine 2022-03-21 09:03:04
The 12-year-old Edmund has the tolerance and dedication that is closest to a female role, but he is forced into a fork by the four selfish "role models" of his brother, the landlord, the gangster, and the former teacher. There are some roads, you can't go back if you go wrong. The ruined landscape of Germany after World War II is shocking...
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Daniella 2022-03-21 09:03:04
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Rossellini series screening, first chatting for half an hour of neorealism. Abandoning actors and truly recording the moment, isn't this what Vertov's film-eyed school advocates? Of course, in the context of fascism, the lack of funds, the destruction of the city caused by the war, and the urgent...
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Sophia 2022-01-20 08:01:28
Postwar trilogy
From "Rome, the Undefended City", "Fire of War" to "Germany Zero Year", Rossellini injected his consistent attitude of realism into it, focusing the lens on the current situation in Germany after the war.
Through a child’s perspective, tell the story of the poor life of the German people after the...
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Il maestro: Weren't you one of my students?
Edmund: Yes, Mr. Enning.
Il maestro: My memory's good. What's your name?
Edmund: Edmund Koeler.
Il maestro: Edmund Koeler. First desk on the left. You've grown up. How is your father?
Edmund: My father is sick, very sick.
Il maestro: Didn't you have a brother in the Wermacht?
Edmund: Yes, Karl-Heinz. He was in the military, but he's home now.
Il maestro: Then he must be out of work, like me.
Edmund: You're not teaching anymore?
Il maestro: I didn't share the ideas of the people in power about teaching children.
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Frau Rademaker: His sister goes out every night, too. She's really shameless. You shouldn't let these people near our daughter.
Herr Rademaker: One of these days I'll kick them out.
Edmund: What have you got against my sister? Why are you always mad at us?
Herr Rademaker: You shut up! Get out! Take the scale and don't come back without the money. Is that clear?
Edmund: Yes, Herr Rademaker. I'll come back tomorrow morning.
Director: Roberto Rossellini
Language: German,English,French Release date: September 19, 1949