Communist Anni secretly loves Nazi Fritz and saves his life when his Storm Troops group is attacked by communists who later persuade Anni to coax Fritz into spying for them. Fritz realizes he walking into a trap, but he is prepared.
Is this for you? If you have a weird fascination with 1930s German propaganda films or just want to see how cinema was used to stir the pot, sure. Otherwise, keep walking. It's a stiff, awkward watch that feels like it’s trying to sell you something every five seconds. Anni and Fritz are the stars of this train wreck....
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Franz Seitz
Harley Knoles
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"Is this for you? If you have a weird fascination with 1930s German propaganda films or just want to see how cinema was used to stir the pot, sure. Otherwise, keep walking. It's a stiff, awkward watch that feels like it’s trying to sell you something every five seconds. Anni and Fritz are the stars of this train wreck. She’s a communist, he’s a Storm Trooper, and they’re somehow head-over-heels. It’s basically Romeo and Juliet, but with more hate and worse politics. The vibe is... heavy There’s..."
Wera Liessem
Joseph Dalman, Joe Stöckel, Curt J. Braun
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