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Hitler is back
Ken 2022-04-22 07:01:42
Adapted from the social satire novel of the same name written by author Timur Welm, it tells that Hitler traveled through time and space to modern multicultural Germany, and was surprised to find that the German leader was actually a woman, and discovered through TV and the Internet. The story of Poland still being an independent country. In the end Hitler became a second-rate TV star in modern society who made a living by satirizing and criticizing society, mass media and celebrities. I've seen it, I've seen it, I've seen it, I've seen it, I've seen it
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Zella 2022-01-07 15:53:30
In the German version of the movie theater, the Germans were smiling all the time, but the German was not good enough, and they couldn’t understand the logic of the Germans.
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Mireya 2022-01-07 15:53:30
Political satire full of black humor, official submission B station ghost animal area. It's not new, but the sincerity of confronting the problems of the past and the present is still worthy of respect. It opposes simply attributing the people's incitement by the same routine to Germanic inferiority; opposes the artificial separation of the hostile right wing in the film from the left wing who advocates "political correctness". Ignoring the abuses and blindly demanding that the country accept refugees, and the extreme right wing that claims to kill all refugees, are all worthy of vigilance.
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Adolf Hitler: Those parliamentarians all put the whole money in their own pockets. I wonder that millions of people like you here don't stand up with torches und pitchforks in front of those parlamatarian barrel joints: 'What are you doing with our money?'
[voice over]
Adolf Hitler: But the German himself is not a revolutioner.
[to a man]
Adolf Hitler: Would you follow me too?
Random Man: It's a bad time now. I have to work.
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Fabian Sawatzki: How did Hitler came up with his moustage?
Adolf Hitler: In the war I had to trim so it can fit into the gasmask.