Vorwärts immer!

2017
1h 34min

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Berlin Est, 1989 : Anne est enceinte et veut passer à l'Ouest où l'attend sa mère. Elle se rend aux fameuses Montagsdemo (manifestations du lundi) de Leipzig pour s'y procurer de faux papier... Tout lireBerlin Est, 1989 : Anne est enceinte et veut passer à l'Ouest où l'attend sa mère. Elle se rend aux fameuses Montagsdemo (manifestations du lundi) de Leipzig pour s'y procurer de faux papiers, sans l'approbation de son père.Berlin Est, 1989 : Anne est enceinte et veut passer à l'Ouest où l'attend sa mère. Elle se rend aux fameuses Montagsdemo (manifestations du lundi) de Leipzig pour s'y procurer de faux papiers, sans l'approbation de son père.

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Anecdotes
The movie title is based on the Erich Honecker quote "Vorwärts immer, rückwärts nimmer!" (Forward ever, backward never!)

Gaffes
In a scene where Leipzig is showed from the top the church "Probsteikirche" can be seen in the background, which was built between 2013-2015. The scene takes place in 1989.

Citations
Rettungssanitäter: [mistaking the fake Honecker for the real one] It is impressing how good his shape is. This skin, so young. Touch it.
Margot Honecker: We haven't been touching each other for a very long time.

Crédits fous
The opening closing credits are showed in the style of a TV broadcast with interferences.

Connexions
Features Wolf Biermann in der Kölner Sportarena (1976)

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10/10

It's true. You need to know the era.

Having said that, if you do know it then it is a ridiculously funny film.

I'm a non-german but with ties to the GDR and I lived in the BRD for years. I'm amazed how they (all involved) carried it off so 'convincingly', the whole sound and feel of the film. I've just watched it again mainly because there wasn't much else on that evening, given covid and all. I'm so glad I did. I'd forgotten quite how silly it is and I really needed a good laugh.

It takes away nothing of the hard and serious times people were going through. It doesn't make a mockery of them. It's target is the party/state centre. I'm aware that I'm repeating most of what another reviewer has already said, but it wants saying again. This film is worth seeing because it's a funny film and because, whilst I understand there are many who might not want to be reminded of the period, we need to remember it. And we may as well be laughing when we do it.