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Film Review | The Lives Of Others (Original Post)
geefloyd46
Nov 2013
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Esse Quam Videri
(685 posts)1. This was a really good movie. In fact,
it lead to a time when the only movies my wife and I were watching were foreign subtitled films.
LVdem
(524 posts)4. My wife and I really enjoyed this movie, too.
And we quite often choose foreign "readers" over the Hollywood offerings.
If you have Netflix, try some of the Danish movies they stream.
Voice for Peace
(13,141 posts)2. it's a beautiful and powerful film, I've seen it at least twice.
the review here gives away too much, I think.
Paladin
(28,256 posts)3. One of my top five movies, EVER.
Best movie ever made about making it day-by-day in an overwhelmingly intrusive, totalitarian regime, and the ability of human beings to change for the better in such adverse circumstances. I can't recommend this one highly enough---watch for the encounter at the theater between the playwright and the former E. German official, toward the end of the movie: the playwright's kiss-off line to the official is one for the ages.....
progressoid
(49,988 posts)5. Will check this out from our Library today!