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The Germans and Their Men
Germany, 1989, 96 minutes, Color, VHS/16mm, Subtitled
Order No. W99320
"If a woman doesn't have equal rights, is she equally responsible for the crimes of a nation?" Helke Sander's quasi-documentary turns a wry and revealing lens on German masculinity and national identity. This powerful critique offers popular sentiments and startling insights with biting wit and clarity, making provocative connections between feminism, fascism and the legacy of sexism in German history. Produced for ZDF (German television). "Still the best female helmer on the scene in Germany, Helke Sander takes her time between productions to pour as much personal philosophical reflection into her films as possible." -Variety
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AWARDS, FESTIVALS, & SCREENINGS
- London International Film Festival
- AFI Los Angeles International Film Festival
- Montreal Women's Film Festival
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QUOTES
"Witty, critical, and sometimes outrageous."
Afterimage
"An incisive and wonderfully funny exposé."
Cynthia Walker
Univ. of California San Diego
"A worthwhile film for those wanting a fix on Germany's ruling male elite. Recommended."
Library Journal
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