Good Bye, Lenin!
Comedy • R • 2003 • 2 hr 1 min
Starring
Daniel Brühl, Katrin Sass, Chulpan Khamatova, Maria Simon, Florian Lukas
Directed By
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DDR was the only decent thing Germans ever made
Nice movie about some part of the communist Germany, and the relationship in-between a son and his mother
Great German dramedy about a family trying to keep the world a save place for their mum... Touching and nostalgic!
a bitter-sweet and thought-provoking dramedy not only about the German reunification but also a son's admiration for his mother.
One of the most beautiful, charming, funny and wholesome movies I know. I highly recommend it!
Beautiful, artistic film about a young man trying to protect his mom. Unique storyline & beautiful music. Plus, Daniel Brühl is just amazing
About war and society, psychology and humour, very good movie
Excellent insight into history and lives of ordinary people through the time before and after the fall of Berlin wall.
A nice movie especially if you like XX century history
Great film about the care and love of a son for his mother against the backdrop of the german reunification in 1990.
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