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It’s arguably Fassbinder’s most accessible work and provides a wonderful introduction to his prejudiced and morally-corrupt cinematic world, filled with cynical and manipulative characters. It also happens to be one of his best films. I remember my first viewing, it was the breeziest 90 mins I had spent before the TV screen. You can move over to Maria Braun from there if you like, equally brilliant IMO. While I admire Merchant of Four Seasons and unabashedly love Petra von Kant, I wouldn’t recommend either to RWF newcomers. Tastes vary and definitions of “entertainment” are always up for debate but most directors (especially art-house) have their safe jumping-off / initiation points. You wouldn’t introduce someone to Bergman with Persona or Fellini w/ 8½ or even the Coens w/ Lebowski now, would you? Give it a shot, who knows you might end up liking some of this “bland, boring trash” after all. |
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