@Kalel Branson that's written for true humans, not for parasits like you. let's unite our power guys against evils. make the Earth great again. Strength is in Unity!
I waaaatcheeeed The Lives of Others full movie heeere twitter.com/5903ffb0d9f87be78/status/795841790808993792 Das Leeeben Der Andeeren Theee Lives Of Others Soundtrack Main Theme
One of the finest soundtracks to one of the finest movies of all time... Anyone who loves this film (on Ethics) should also watch the Chinese film "Empire of Silver" from 2009 by director Christina Yao
I’m from Vietnam, a communist country. Things aint this bad anymore but still. I cried the moment I saw this movie. I’ve never seen such a beautiful thing yet can deliver a strong message like this. I just hope that the ruling people in my country will realize they have a heart and change and do for the people, the Vietnamese people. We, the people, are what make a country, not their dictating communist party.
Greetings from Russia. That is one of the films that makes such a deep impact on you, you never forget it. Soundtrack is a true masterpiece, cried like a baby.
A very sad yet powerful soundtrack to an incredible movie. Probably the best performance of Ulrich Mühe, giving him international recognition that he really deserved. It is sad that his life ended shortly after - much too soon.
From wikipedia page on Ulrich Mühe: "After German reunification, Mühe allegedly discovered evidence in his Stasi file that he had been under surveillance not only by four of his fellow actors in the East Berlin theatre, but also by his wife Gröllmann. The file held detailed records of meetings that Gröllmann, who was registered as an "Inoffizieller Mitarbeiter" (unofficial collaborator), had with her controller from 1979 to 1989. (SPOILER IF YOU ARE GOING TO WATCH THE FILM) This mirrored the plot of Das Leben der Anderen as in the film, pressure exerted by the Stasi on the playwright's girlfriend makes her betray him as the author of an exposé of covered-up GDR suicide rates. Mühe and Gröllmann divorced in 1990. In a book accompanying the film, Mühe spoke about the sense of betrayal he felt when he found out about his former wife's alleged Stasi role. Mühe's response when asked how he prepared for his role in Das Leben der Anderen was, "I remembered.""
This movie is a masterpiece. I could watch it a hundred times. The story (especially the ending), the acting, the music. It's so real and yet so poetically written. In little moments you get to understand the metamorphoses of the characters especially Wiesler. What a beauty!!!
A True Masterpiece indeed. Ulrich Muhe is both the heart n soul of the movie..His acting shows what great performance means.My deep respect for the director.
Drphysikerin76..whomsoever u are..u shud very well try to understand what i have commented..i just appreciated his acting..whether he was working for the Stasi or not isnt my concern nor i am interested.he may be a betrayer coward etxc whatsoever u feel keep.ur opinion to urself sire..i m least interested in knwing ur views.
One of the finest soundtracks to one of the finest movies of all time... Anyone who loves this film (on Ethics) should also watch the Chinese film "Empire of Silver" from 2009 by director Christina Yao
One of the finest soundtracks to one of the finest movies of all time... Anyone who loves this film (on Ethics) should also watch the Chinese film "Empire of Silver" from 2009 by director Christina Yao
I’m from Poland. This was also our reality ! Masterpiece of films and soundtracks art ! Perfect play of actors transferring you to those grey socialist reality of late 80ties ! One can watch this movie all the time and go throu variety of emotions over and over again 🖤💜💙💚🖤💕
I just watched "The Silent Revolution", original title: Das schweigende Klassenzimmer, about a German school class just before graduating in East Germany in 1956 that is looking at the uprising and fights in Hungary against the Soviet Union and - despite being convinced of socialism somehow - finds itself sympathising with those who are called freedom fighters in the West and fascists or traitors, guided by foreign forces, in the East. The students agree on having a moment of silence in class. This kind of unusual "resistance" is soon seen as being "counter-revolutionary" by the system's representatives in the German 'Democratic' Republic. The class therefore is threatened with not being allowed to graduate at any time at all. The movie is based on true events and not only shows quite well how dictatorships are functioning, how treason and suspicion were encouraged by the state and how there were unjust, arbitrary laws and decisions - it also is an exciting, touching story, presented in a great way. So maybe you can relate to that movie as well, that's why I thought to recommend it to you ;) I did not share such experiences, being born just right after German reunification, after the collapse of the "socialist" systems - and being rooted in western Germany. Nevertheless it is part of our German history as well as of our shared european history. And also part of my family stems from the east, near to today's polish border, from Cottbus. This movie takes place in 1956 - my grandparents, also due to threathening problems with the Stasi for just a random thing, fled East Germany in 1955. Some of their relatives stayed. The separation of families, like depicted in that movie as well, is a common part of German families' history. Sorry, I wrote a lot. However, I am glad you as a person from abroad and being affected yourself also like The Lives of Others. A great movie.
OMG, I am deeply affected by the movie along with the soundtrack. This movie is absolutely a masterpiece. One of the best movies I have ever seen. Rest in peace HGV.
Me too. I joined a tour at Hochenschönenhausen guided by former woman prisoner of there. I felt her story horrible and I had to remind me of the face of Wiesler sadly interrogating the actress. It is one of the most impressed place I've ever seen. I recommend those who watched this movie to visit there when have an opportunity to visit Berlin.
Im crying right now just listening to this... unbelievable. This movie really touched me in ways no other did. Seing so many people feel it, the movie, gives hope to humans, always.
Turkey too here, I loved this film.because it is meaningful and appealing to emotions and heart. This is one of the best film in my film list. Love to Germany, Ulrich Müche and this music
Einer der meiner Meinung nach großartigsten Filme. Er zeigt, wie sehr sich Menschen verändern können. Wie ein scheinbar gefühlsloser Spion unter Lebensgefahr einen Regimegegner beschützt und dabei sein eigenes Leben völlig verändert. Und dazu würde keine andere Musik passen als diese hier. Sie zeigt akkustisch, wofür der Film steht. Gewidmet HGW77 in Dankbarkeit
Greetings from Pakistan. This movie is a timeless masterpiece along with its score. Couldn't believe events like such happened not long ago. Wish everyone freedom and peace.
The beautiful music from a simply wonderful film, one of my all time favorites which won Best Foreign Film in 2006 Academy Awards. About power and abuse of power, and one man's choice to do the right thing in the midst of the ugliness
I keep coming back to this track ever since I first noticed it in the very powerful scene in which - I'll put it this way to avoid spoilers for those who haven't seen the film yet - the actress makes a very radical decision after she thought her actions were irreversible. I was deeply affected by this turn of events and the way HGW XX/7 and the writer react to it... This track beautifully supports this moment and makes it so much more intense and sorrowful.
I believe that anything you feel has profoundly impacted you, has done so, because you have had the capability to empathize. You know, that if you were in shoes of Ulrich Muhe, you may have done what he did. And the thought of that capability of sacrificing and the darkness in its aftermath that you may need to face, shudders you. Instead, it happened on a silver screen, so it wins our heart and at the same time, we don't have to exhibit the pain ourself. We like this video, because it represents us. And if we disliked it, it's also because of that.
One of the finest soundtracks to one of the finest movies of all time... Anyone who loves this film (on Ethics) should also watch the Chinese film "Empire of Silver"
Magnificent, brooding theme and yet so poignant at the same time. A fantastic film showing the strength of human connection, and a stunning soundtrack.
An jenem Tag im blauen Mond September Still unter einem jungen Pflaumenbaum Da hielt ich sie, die stille bleiche Liebe In meinem Arm wie einen holden Traum. Und über uns im schönen Sommerhimmel War eine Wolke, die ich lange sah Sie war sehr weiß und ungeheuer oben Und als ich aufsah, war sie nimmer da.
