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Features a collection of films by highly acclaimed directer Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Read more

Starring Brigitte Mira, Margit Carstensen, Klaus Lowitsch, El Hedi Ben Salem
Director Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Genres Comedy, Drama, World Cinema

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Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection - 1973-1982

Features a collection of films by highly acclaimed directer Rainer Werner Fassbinder.

Starring Brigitte Mira, Margit Carstensen, Klaus Lowitsch, El Hedi Ben Salem, Hanna Schygulla
Director Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Studio ARROW FILMS
Run time DVD: 14 hrs 16 mins
Certificate Certificate 18
Genres Comedy, Drama, World Cinema
Language DVD: German
Subtitles DVD: English
Released DVD: 05 Nov 2007
Format DVD

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  • Sign up Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection - 1973-1982 - Fear Eats The Soul

    A deceivingly simple film about the uncomfortable romantic relationship between a 60-year-old German cleaning ...

  • Sign up Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection - 1973-1982 - Effi Briest

    In the 1890s, seventeen-year-old Effi Briest lives a privileged life outside Berlin. She and her ambitious par...

  • Sign up Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection - 1973-1982 - Fox And His Friends

    After winning the lottery, a rough-hewn carny finds himself propelled up the social ladder and surrounded by a...

  • Sign up Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection - 1973-1982 - Mother Kusters Goes To Heaven

    The Frankfurt housewife Emma Kusters shares her modest apartment with her son, Ernst, and his pregnant wife, H...

  • Sign up Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection - 1973-1982 - Fear Of Fear

    The housewife Margot Staudte lives comfortably and loves her husband, Kurt, and her daughter, Bibi. Although h...

  • Sign up Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection - 1973-1982 - Satan's Brew

    During the "revolution of 1968," writer Walter Kranz became a minor celebrity. Now he has an enormous writer's...

  • Sign up Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection - 1973-1982 - Chinese Roulette

    The disabled, mean-spirited Angela invites her estranged parents - whose infidelities she blames for her infir...

  • Sign up Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection - 1973-1982 - The Marriage Of Maria Braun

    A portrait of a sensuous beauty who sells herself for wealth, and the husband who sacrifices his freedom for h...

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  • 17 out of 17 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 4 stars

    The only thing true is an empty stomach.

    Fassbinder uses the character Maria to symbolise postwar Germany - the damage caused to the national psyche is reflected in her cold-hearted and ruthless personality. His familiar themes, the obsession of sex and money pushing people towards severity and self-destruction, are brutally delivered. Made when the director was at the peak of self abuse which would kill him four years later, the film is beautifully directed with an outstanding performance from Hanna Schygulla.

      • Chester Dent from London, England
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  • 4 out of 4 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 4 stars

    We'll buy ourselves a little piece of heaven.

    El Hedi ben Salem, Fassbinder's partner at the time, plays a Moroccan immigrant given the generic title of Ali as his real name is too long to pronounce, who engages in an improbable but tender affair with a fiftysomething cleaning woman called Emmi. The venomous and violent reaction exposes the hyprocrisy and prejudice of modern society and Fassbinder does masterful job of presenting the persecuters behaviour as more uncivilised than their opinions on interracial partnerships. It's a typically simple yet devastating, realistic film concerning loneliness and the ugly side of human nature from one cinema's greatest directors.

      • Chester Dent from London, England
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