Who wants to come to the blackboard….
posted 6 months ago
… and would like to recommend a German movie (or a movie made by a German or starring a German actor) to us?
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erica answered:
the reader
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abreus answered:
good bye, lenin
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squishie answered:
das leben der anderen, die fetten jahre sind vorbei, good bye lenin! anyone noticing a pattern here…? :P
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alexisalexisalexis answered:
M
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rockbeglam answered:
Der Himmel über Berlin.
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bzimm answered:
“M” or “Sophie Scholl: The Final Days”
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aslowdescent answered:
Der Blaue Engel
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vb answered:
can’t believe nobody’s mentioned “Stauffenberg” yet! It was excellent!
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okelay answered:
lola rennt
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lifeistechnicolor answered:
Inglourious Basterds! Okay, sorry, it’s just so good. :D
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2srbs1itln answered:
der rote baron. run lola run
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desitm answered:
M!
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Jovanni Garcia answered:
Joyeux Noel, Jules et Jim is french but has oskar werner but he’s austrian and speaks a bit german in the film.
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dinahsays answered:
Erbsen auf Halb Sechs!
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erikanize answered:
I recommend Europa Europa, about the WWII, based on a real story, really amazing
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thingstolike answered:
Die Wolke. Watched it at school so I’m supposed to hate it, but I liked it a lot!
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smilinmike answered:
Die Welle, Barfuss, Keinohrhasen… to name but three…
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Rachel answered:
Der Krieger und die Kaiserin, Gegen die Wand
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iconoplastica answered:
Lola Rennt! :)
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witharmswideopen answered:
RUN LOLA RUN!
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mareen answered:
»Das Leben der Anderen« is a VERY good movie. My favorite. (The Life of Others)
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johncabrera answered:
Das Experiment
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ultrapearl answered:
Lola Rennt
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tealuck answered:
i love and i would recommend “goodbye lenin” and “children of the moon”
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william-elms answered:
Der Untergang, Good bye, Lenin! Inglourious Basterds (starring Christoph Waltz)
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februaryfebruary answered:
I liked the short film “Ausreißer”
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talknerdytome answered:
“Was tun, wenn’s brennt?”, “Im Juli”, “Lola Rennt”, “Die Edukators”, “Good Bye, Lenin!”
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trueheart answered:
“Der Himmel uber Berlin” & “In weiter Ferne, so nah!”
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