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I saw Ein verborgenes Leben last night. Before she issued my ticket the woman at the counter asked to confirm I knew the film is three hours long. I didn’t understand what she was asking, and eloquently asked „Huh?“ She repeated. I understood the words, but couldn’t really figure out what it was she was asking. I said yes, paid, received my ticket.<\/p>\n
Advertisements were shown before the film, including an ad for Norwegian Cruise Lines, showing an immense cruise ship near a Scandinavian coast. The prospective consumer is encouraged to Feel Free. I looked at this image, this floating hotel for some 4,000 and I saw a huge floating prison. On this thing one is locked in a big steel box surrounded by water. I’ve been in ports where these dock: Split, Dubrovnik, Oslo. They are monstrous.<\/p>\n
There is a scene in the film where J\u00e4gerst\u00e4tter is in Brandenburg-G\u00f6rden some months before he is executed. He is told if he signs the offered statement he can go free. „I am free,“ he replies.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I saw Ein verborgenes Leben last night. Before she issued my ticket the woman at the counter asked to confirm I knew the film is three hours long. I didn’t understand what she was asking, and eloquently asked „Huh?“ She … Weiterlesen