Most reviews here repeat themselves, so I ll add a few personal observations.
There is lots of frontal nudity and some love making. But just like when we we are observing a painting in the museum, it is not arousing or erotic. The nudity looks so natural an innocent.
The design is remarkable. We see the evolution of the aestethics, the replacement of the architecture and fashion as the years go by.
We get a taste of the early East Germany. It is a period of history that not many people cover. As time progresses, the East tries to modernize and things only beco e uglier because the people with talent are discouraged to shine. We witness the brain drain that communism created.
And we see the story of Dresden, still one of the baroque jewels of Europe, told by the people who lived there.
There is lots of frontal nudity and some love making. But just like when we we are observing a painting in the museum, it is not arousing or erotic. The nudity looks so natural an innocent.
The design is remarkable. We see the evolution of the aestethics, the replacement of the architecture and fashion as the years go by.
We get a taste of the early East Germany. It is a period of history that not many people cover. As time progresses, the East tries to modernize and things only beco e uglier because the people with talent are discouraged to shine. We witness the brain drain that communism created.
And we see the story of Dresden, still one of the baroque jewels of Europe, told by the people who lived there.