István Szabó made into a movie in 1981, the adaptation of Klaus Mann's novel jittering Mephisto . It is noteworthy that the author is the son of Thomas Mann , Nobel Prize for Literature in 1929, and brother of Gustaf Grüdgend , famous German actor whose main interpretation was Mephistoles of the novel by Goethe, Faust.
life is precisely Gustaf, who is based in the novel and the film, under the name of Hendrik Höfgen and performed by actor Klaus Maria Brandener . Located in the Nazi era, shows the life of a famous actor who gives up the experience of his political thought to maintain the status that they had provided scenarios, ie, remains acting in their daily lives in fear repression and to lose everything.
The Hungarian director Szabó, achieved an excellent fit of the time and coordinates great performances, which earned him the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 1981 and standing ovations at the Cannes Film Festival. It has remained a stronghold of Hungarian cinema of the twentieth century and continues to talk about in the XXI.
the Nazi era has material for countless movies, but this co-production in Hungary, Germany and Austria has great value to present one of the aspects that are lived within the regime, the mutilated freedom of expression and its consequences: prostitution de las expresiones culturales.
the Nazi era has material for countless movies, but this co-production in Hungary, Germany and Austria has great value to present one of the aspects that are lived within the regime, the mutilated freedom of expression and its consequences: prostitution de las expresiones culturales.
0 comments:
Post a Comment