So, Liebe und Diebe. Is it worth tracking down today? Well, if you’re someone who genuinely enjoys digging into the quirks of early German cinema, particularly that interesting shift from silent to early sound, then yes, absolutely. You’ll find things to chew on. For anyone expecting a slick, modern viewing experience,...
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"So, Liebe und Diebe. Is it worth tracking down today? Well, if you’re someone who genuinely enjoys digging into the quirks of early German cinema, particularly that interesting shift from silent to early sound, then yes, absolutely. You’ll find things to chew on. For anyone expecting a slick, modern viewing experience, or even just a particularly coherent narrative, you’ll probably be doing a lot of eye-rolling. It’s a film for the curious, not the casual. The premise, as the title suggests, is..."
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