I loved this film. Tykwer weaves the white world, the green, and the red together in a fascinating manner. The skier/ski instructor, the nurturer/earth mother, and the nymphomaniac inhabit spheres that naturally conflict, but which are catalysts for the unusual story that may say something about events in recent German history. Blame, guilt, and punishment occur ironically in an unjust world where short-term memory loss is necessary to produce a new generation of innocence.
The filmmaker's art alone is worth spending the 2 hours for. Great cinematography, sound, and locations make for great eye and ear candy. All characters were intriguingly drawn, even if you don't like some of them. The ending was an unforgettable cinematic vision, beautifully realized.
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The filmmaker's art alone is worth spending the 2 hours for. Great cinematography, sound, and locations make for great eye and ear candy. All characters were intriguingly drawn, even if you don't like some of them. The ending was an unforgettable cinematic vision, beautifully realized.
SEE THIS MOVIE