Fabian: Going to the Dogs

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Andreas M 10/10 garbage. Just the all too familar pattern of a pseudo feminist propagandist hijacking a beloved IP, distorting it beyond recognition only to spread unfettered anti- male hatred. Erich Kästner's masterpiece from the 1930 explored a lost generation, suffering through the Great Depression and the dissolution of the late Weimarer Republic. People, no matter the gender, were left to participate in merely transactional relationships. Women had to sell their bodies, men had to beg and the fortunate were ready to mercilessly exploit both for personal gain or political influence. Same sex and intersex relationships are portrayed with detail and nuance, and how values like friendship, love, companionship or basic human decency, already bend by human nature, have been fully broken by the cruel realities of their circumstances. It is simply a masterpiece and watching that scharlatan and completly talentless hack Dominik Graf butchering it, made me cry. If he had only read the book before slaughtering its name by putting it on the steamy pile of garbage this miniseries is, he may have abstained from bastardizing ithis masterpiece and just gave his uninspired, disgusting, cheap, shallow, superficial, repugnant, and repelling concotion a more fitting name like "2 men 1 cup", This name would have captured the quality of the show as well as the feelings it causes more accurately. Rated 0.5/5 Stars •  Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 08/30/23 Full Review Naomi M One of my favourite german movies to date ! Went to see it in Berlin and i loved the arthouse, experimental, kaleidoscopic style and the characters. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 12/14/22 Full Review Read all reviews

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