Die Sehnsucht der Veronika Voss

1982
R
1h 44min

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Rosel Zech in Die Sehnsucht der Veronika Voss (1982)

La vida de Sybille Schmitz, que alcanzó la fama bajo el régimen nazi, pero cuya carrera quedó destruida después.La vida de Sybille Schmitz, que alcanzó la fama bajo el régimen nazi, pero cuya carrera quedó destruida después.La vida de Sybille Schmitz, que alcanzó la fama bajo el régimen nazi, pero cuya carrera quedó destruida después.

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Premios
- 4 premios ganados y 4 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Based on the true story of German film star Sybille Schmitz.

Errores
The film is set in 1955 but the song "The Battle of New Orleans" by Johnny Horton, released in 1959, is heard on the radio a number of times.

Citas
Dr. Marianne Katz: Artists are different from ordinary people. They are wrapped up in themselves, or simply forgetful.

Conexiones
Featured in Visions: Cinema, Cinemas/Q & A with Paul Schrader/A Film Comment by Angela Carter (1982)

Bandas sonoras
Run, boy run
Written by Lee Hazlewood
Performed by Sanford Clark

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Memories are made of this

Like many other Fassbinder films "Die Sehnsucht der Veronika Voss" tells about a decline and is very depressing. It is a visually stunning film that shows how much Fassbinder admired the classical Hollywood cinema and especially the films of Douglas Sirk. Like the films of his idol this film is stylish and artificial to an extreme extent which creates quite a distance between itself and the audience. Probably an even greater distance, since the style and the artificiality are used more consciously here, even as a instrument of alienation. So it is more fascinating than touching or even moving and might leave one even cold. Nevertheless the story is intriguing and it really tells something about the post war society in West Germany, so the film is interesting and even fascinating to watch. The scene where Rosel Zech as Veronika sings "Memories Are Made Of This" is very haunting, a gem.