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Hitler, ein Film aus Deutschland

  • 1977
  • 7h 22min
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Hitler, ein Film aus Deutschland (1977)
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Explora el ascenso y caída de la Alemania nazi a través de una vanguardista fusión de marionetas, imágenes proyectadas y partitura wagneriana, meditando sobre la complicidad de la humanidad ... Leer todoExplora el ascenso y caída de la Alemania nazi a través de una vanguardista fusión de marionetas, imágenes proyectadas y partitura wagneriana, meditando sobre la complicidad de la humanidad en los horrores del Holocausto.Explora el ascenso y caída de la Alemania nazi a través de una vanguardista fusión de marionetas, imágenes proyectadas y partitura wagneriana, meditando sobre la complicidad de la humanidad en los horrores del Holocausto.

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    • Hans-Jürgen Syberberg
  • Guionista
    • Hans-Jürgen Syberberg
  • Elenco
    • Heinz Schubert
    • Peter Kern
    • Hellmut Lange
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    • Dirección
      • Hans-Jürgen Syberberg
    • Guionista
      • Hans-Jürgen Syberberg
    • Elenco
      • Heinz Schubert
      • Peter Kern
      • Hellmut Lange
    • 21Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 20Opiniones de los críticos
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      • 2 premios ganados en total

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    Heinz Schubert
    Heinz Schubert
    • Zirkusdirektor…
    Peter Kern
    Peter Kern
    • Mörder aus 'M'…
    Hellmut Lange
    Hellmut Lange
    • Hitlers Kammerdiener…
    Rainer von Artenfels
    • Jahrmarkt-Ausrufer…
    Martin Sperr
    • Himmlers Masseur…
    Peter Moland
    • Astrologe…
    Johannes Buzalski
    Johannes Buzalski
    • Hitler als Anstreicher…
    Alfred Edel
    • Stimmen der Leute…
    Amelie Syberberg
    • Das kleine Mädchen
    Harry Baer
    Harry Baer
    • Harry Baer…
    Peter Lühr
    Peter Lühr
    • Wissenschaftler…
    André Heller
    André Heller
    • Narrator…
    • Dirección
      • Hans-Jürgen Syberberg
    • Guionista
      • Hans-Jürgen Syberberg
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    10batzi8m1

    Brilliant cinematic masterpiece, worth all 8 hours

    Warning. This is not a movie for an evening of entertainment. Its is 8 hours of surreal images about mass media combining with trivialized pop culture versions of German romantic irrationalizm to create that phenomenon called Hitler, which will never leave the dark corners of human nightmares and the strange world of pop mythology.

    I've seen this film twice in a cinema (Berkeley, CA) when it came around. Obviously people willing to subject themselves to eight hours of surrealist images about Hitler as the Great Communicator (the original for you Reagan fans) are going to go in a bit prejudiced. I had not yet seen any other Syberberg films nor read anything about him or his films, as I wanted to experience this for it's own sake without preconceived notions. After intermission, my friend, a warehouse manager, and I couldn't wait to see the rest. The same was true when it returned a few years later and I saw it with an artist friend, who was even more excited. We heard similar buzz from the people around us at intermission. This movie was something special, and after all these years, having re-read the screenplay and amazed at the images, I'd see it again for an all nighter. But I don't really have to because I can replay most of the scenes in my head at any time -- they were that striking and memorable. I guess part of that may have to do with the fact that I am born German, and was once a student of modern German literature, theater, art and lived in Munich when artists like Handke, Thomas Bernhard, Max Frish, Fassbinder, Herzog, Wenders and Syberberg challenged the status quo and awoke Germans to the idea that there is something else besides Brecht, Grass and sighing the Mea Culpa over the Third Reich.

    Syberberg had already done films that were hard to get shown (this was before the Video Revolution) and with Hitler he really went overboard. This film could never be a commercial success, but it was worth the making and seeing. It creates images, meant for someone who is steeped in German mythos while at the same time aware of the changes wrought on world media by Edison's invention of the moving pictures. Combine these with mass communication capability, the capability to entrance the masses with the images they want to identify with is the history of both Hitler and Movies. So for eight hours Syberberg bombards the viewer with images of the Black Mary (Edison's studio) as a backdrop, Hitler rising out of Wagners grave in a Roman toga, Radio tranmissions of SS Troopers singing Silent Night direct from Stalingrad, touching personal reminiscances by Hitler's butler of how he liked his underwear pressed, his projectionist eating a sausage picknick at the old Eagle's Nest talking about what a nice regular guy his old boss was.

    In short, this movie fills the viewer with indellible images of the capability of mass media to suck in the viewers, give them a sense of intimacy, and trivialize mass murder from a "real life human perspective." No single scene or sermon or 90 minute expose of Auschwitz can ever hope to drive home the real insanity of the mass delusions which created the greatest tragedy of this century. And for Germans the constant cleansing and coping escapism of the post war era (It wasn't us, it was those few bad guys that are now dead) needed a real response by the generation that was born afterwards. And the only way Syberberg could do that was to let all those images of the collective German memory of the great history of its irrationalism and romanticism fight against the attempt to rationalize it's rape by their own philestines.

    Memorable quotes include the famous "Every time I hear the word Art I reach for my pistol."

    Particularly good are Andre Heller as the melancholy narrator, the dialog between Himmler and his masseur, Christmas stories, and touching human stories about Hitler and his beloved doggies. Those skits are kind of like a news magazine story about the human side of John Wayne Gacey as Bunel and Dali might have filmed it.
    7Jeremy_Urquhart

    Not really sure how to discuss this one

    Exhausting and ridiculously long, and almost impossible to explain. It's incredibly unique, for better or worse, and something I'm impressed with but would struggle to rewatch, and also would hesitate to recommend to just about everyone.

    It's something like a fusion of documentary and biographical film, all filmed on a stage (so almost like a play, too), with tons of voiceover - both by actors and through real historical speeches - all of it aiming to unpack who Hitler was, what he did, how he rose to power, how he affected the world, and the implications the existence of such an individual has on the psyche of the world's population. The presentation is strange, sometimes repetitive, surreal, dreamlike, minimalist, and often eerie.

    As broad as that sounds, it's also only scratching the surface. It's so dense and filled with so many ideas- some clear, most philosophical, and some presented in a very obscure way. It's the kind of movie you feel like you're drowning in sometimes. But I know it's sort of meant to be this way. It has some degree of power this way, but it renders the film all but impossible to fully digest.

    But maybe that's okay. Maybe scratching the surface and still gaining a lot is significant. Maybe anyone brave enough to watch it more than once would have it all made clear.

    I don't think I'll ever watch it again. But I don't regret watching/being almost suffocated by it once.
    mdrips

    A classic film that tests the audience's mind and endurance

    I saw this film when in premiered at the Seattle International Film Festival in 1977. Even 25 years later I can recall the stunning imagery and complexity of this landmark film.

    To understand Hitler, to understand Germany, to understand the culture of the German people and their subsequent spiral into the vortex of World War II, this film is a must see.

    It's unfortunate that it is not available on DVD (or VHS).

    At a running time of over seven hours, the film festival people offered two intermissions during the showing. If you ever get to see this film be prepared for a test of your physical as well as your mental endurance.
    billcurry-1

    Should have been a book.

    Most of this movie consists of people addressing the camera, while surrounded by ugly puppets and other pieces of junk. I'm astounded by the positive reviews. I'm left with only a slightly better knowledge as to why many Germans followed Hitler. This film would have made a much better book, with footnotes, citations of sources, and suggestions for further reading. But perhaps that was impossible. As I believe George Harrison once said, "Avant-garde means haven't got a clue." What is the difference between someone talking to you while he sits next to a candelabra and your reading what he has to say in a book? The same goes for speakers with old war film clips as background. I suppose one could argue that watching this film is a more visceral experience than reading a book on the same subject. However, this argument is undercut if the visceral experience is nausea.
    8A_FORTY_SEVEN

    A slow-burning 7 hr 22 min masterpiece of German Cinema.

    My Rating : 8/10

    Surreal, trance-like fairytale nightmare about the little man who wanted to be the most supreme.

    Intelligent doesn't cut it for this masterpiece - it is way beyond that. An abstract, eccentric and caricature-ish depiction of the rise and fall of the madness and sickness that is Hitler.

    Seek it out if you can.

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    • Trivia
      Final part of Hans-Jürgen Syberberg's trilogy on German history, also including Ludwig - Requiem für einen jungfräulichen König (1972) and Karl May (1974).
    • Conexiones
      Edited into Gli ultimi giorni dell'umanità (2022)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 7 de junio de 1978 (Francia)
    • Países de origen
      • Alemania Occidental
      • Francia
      • Reino Unido
    • Idiomas
      • Alemán
      • Inglés
      • Francés
      • Ruso
    • También se conoce como
      • Hitler: A Film from Germany
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Bavaria Studios, Bavariafilmplatz 7, Geiselgasteig, Grünwald, Bavaria, Alemania
    • Productoras
      • TMS Film GmbH
      • Solaris Film
      • Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR)
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      • DEM 1,000,000 (estimado)
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      7 horas 22 minutos
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      • Color
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      • Mono
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.37 : 1

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