Lili Marleen

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08/05/2021 É baseado na canção Lili Marleen, cantada por Lale Andersen, e no romance dela com Rolf Liebermann, no filme Willie e Robert. O filme tentou ser bem imparcial com relação a Lale e o nazismo, apesar dela ter ajudado discretamente, e por Robert, os Aliados, entretanto ao final, ela acaba por se render ao nazismo, para continuar cantando, sair da Lista Negra, precisou alterar sua famosa canção com ares militares, não se casou com Rolf, mas manteve uma amizade eterna, poderia ter rendido melhor... See more 11/24/2014 ????? ???? ??? ????? See more 07/25/2014 An impressive Fassbinder work on the artists' relationships with political systems they evolve in; in this case the nazi regime. See more 01/07/2014 Schygulla's performance really got on my nerves; she plays Willie like she's some kind of brainless idiot, and her voice put my teeth on edge. Fassbinder's weird, confusing editing rhythm combined with the schlocky dubbing made this an off-putting experience for me. Sometimes it felt like reading a poem written by someone who doesn't speak English very well. There's also too much of a "things we know now" aspect to the way characters see the Evil Nazis Who Must Be Stopped. This movie annoyed me. See more 08/16/2013 Not one of his better works (the cinematography is fine though) but still well worth watching. His usual motives are however underdeveloped, I would even almost dare to call this a German Hollywoodfilm and that is not flattering. Fassbinder focusses more on entertaining here, it lacks some depth. It is also quite anoying to hear the same song so often during the film. Hanna Shygula is as usual fabulous in her role (although she does sing a bit false but at least she did all the singing herself). Great to see Hark Bohm in this one again as well. See more 04/12/2013 Tragic, somehow a bit shallow story of a one hit wonder. Hanna Schygulla is great, though. See more Read all reviews

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