Sanjin Jukic
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Gunleik,
have you ever seen a German film by R.W. Fassbinder’s movie "Ali: Fear Eats the Soul (1974) (German:Angst essen Seele aug)".
Keep in mind it's not a French movie at all, it's a German film that means it doesn't really matter from which county or nation is coming.
It's all about humans and how they manage their lives in a certain social and historical circumstances...
Ali: Fear Eats the Soul (1974)
Fassbinder first gained international success with Fear Eats the Soul (1974) (Angst essen Seele auf).
This film was shot in 15 days in September 1973 with a very low budget ranking among Fassbinder's quickest and cheapest.
Nevertheless, the impact on Fassbinder’s career and foreign cinema remains cemented as a great and influential work.
It won the International Critics Prize at Cannes and was acclaimed by critics everywhere as one of 1974's best films.
Fear Eats the Soul was loosely inspired on Sirk's All That Heaven Allows. It details the vicious response of family
and community to a lonely aging white cleaning lady who marries a muscular, much younger black Moroccan immigrant worker.
The two are drawn to each other out of mutual loneliness. When their relationship becomes known,
they experience various forms of hostility and public rejection. Gradually, their relationship is tolerated,
not out of real acceptance, but because those around the good hearted old lady realize their ability to exploit her is threatened.
As the external pressures over the couple begin to subside, internal conflicts surface.
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have you ever seen a German film by R.W. Fassbinder’s movie "Ali: Fear Eats the Soul (1974) (German:Angst essen Seele aug)".
Keep in mind it's not a French movie at all, it's a German film that means it doesn't really matter from which county or nation is coming.
It's all about humans and how they manage their lives in a certain social and historical circumstances...
Ali: Fear Eats the Soul (1974)
Fassbinder first gained international success with Fear Eats the Soul (1974) (Angst essen Seele auf).
This film was shot in 15 days in September 1973 with a very low budget ranking among Fassbinder's quickest and cheapest.
Nevertheless, the impact on Fassbinder’s career and foreign cinema remains cemented as a great and influential work.
It won the International Critics Prize at Cannes and was acclaimed by critics everywhere as one of 1974's best films.
Fear Eats the Soul was loosely inspired on Sirk's All That Heaven Allows. It details the vicious response of family
and community to a lonely aging white cleaning lady who marries a muscular, much younger black Moroccan immigrant worker.
The two are drawn to each other out of mutual loneliness. When their relationship becomes known,
they experience various forms of hostility and public rejection. Gradually, their relationship is tolerated,
not out of real acceptance, but because those around the good hearted old lady realize their ability to exploit her is threatened.
As the external pressures over the couple begin to subside, internal conflicts surface.
LINK>>>
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