If you have about an hour and you want to see how much—or how little—things have changed since the 1930s, Kinder vor Gericht is worth your time. I think people who like old Weimar-era stuff or social dramas will find it fascinating. If you hate slow, black-and-white movies with crackly audio, you should probably skip t...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Georg C. Klaren
Bruno Ziener
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"If you have about an hour and you want to see how much—or how little—things have changed since the 1930s, Kinder vor Gericht is worth your time. I think people who like old Weimar-era stuff or social dramas will find it fascinating. If you hate slow, black-and-white movies with crackly audio, you should probably skip this one. It’s not a fun watch. It’s heavy. The movie is mostly about kids standing in front of judges who look like they haven’t smiled since the previous century. You can really f..."
Hermann Speelmans
Georg C. Klaren
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