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The Nasty Girl [1991]

starring: Lena Stolze, Hans-Reinhard Müller, Monika Baumgartner, Elisabeth Bertram, Michael Gahr
directed by: Michael Verhoeven

Release Date February 07, 2005
This is a film, supposedly based closely on a true story, about a young girl in (?) the 1960's, who wins a competition to go to Paris with an essay on her home town's experiences on WW2. Of course by that time, the war had been finished two decades previously, so when she continues to dig into the past, the townspeople start to become annoyed. Of course, in small German towns, the average support for Hitler before he came to power in 1933 was certainly a majority of the population; by 1939 real support was probably around 80% if not higher: Hitler and his party virtually eliminated unemployment, allowed people to lead decent lives (OK, not SOME people, such as Stalin's supporters and the Jews, although not many people know that even in 1939, ... Read More:

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Fear Eats The Soul [1973]

starring: Brigitte Mira, El Hedi ben Salem, Barbara Valentin, Irm Hermann, Karl Scheydt
directed by: Rainer Werner Fassbinder

Release Date July 24, 1995
Fear Eats The Soul is one of the defining films of the New German Cinema movement of the late 60's and early 70's, and is perhaps the first true masterpiece by the maverick filmmaker, Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Fear Eats the Soul could also be seen as the first film that is characteristic of the director's trademark style; as he advances on the territory of earlier films like The Merchant Of Four Seasons and The Bitter Tears Of Petra Von Kant, whilst all the while refining his style of camp Douglas Sirk-inspired melodrama, and spiralling emotional despair. Like the majority of the director's work, Fear Eats The Soul focuses on a relationship between two characters from different backgrounds, in this case, an elderly German woman ... Read More:

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The Nasty Girl [1989]

starring: Lena Stolze, Hans-Reinhard Müller, Monika Baumgartner, Elisabeth Bertram, Michael Gahr
directed by: Michael Verhoeven

Release Date March 02, 1998
This is a film, supposedly based closely on a true story, about a young girl in (?) the 1960's, who wins a competition to go to Paris with an essay on her home town's experiences on WW2. Of course by that time, the war had been finished two decades previously, so when she continues to dig into the past, the townspeople start to become annoyed. Of course, in small German towns, the average support for Hitler before he came to power in 1933 was certainly a majority of the population; by 1939 real support was probably around 80% if not higher: Hitler and his party virtually eliminated unemployment, allowed people to lead decent lives (OK, not SOME people, such as Stalin's supporters and the Jews, although not many people know that even in 1939, Jews controlled, ... Read More: