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redlighttheater:Moni-Perfect German SlutWife
Shagging in the rain gaycave: aronpm: “Strength†is an example of a fresh, strong, new German cinema When I first saw this gif set over the summer, I thought they were awkwardly hugging in the rain and I was like “aww this is cute†so I kept
dessinnoir:Metropolis (1927) “For her, all seven deadly sins!”
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Hafsia Herzi - Exit Marrakech (2013)
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fetishforfilm: Vampires in Mexican cinema. Germán Robles always played a vampire. Mantequilla!
derkette: Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Welt am Draht, 1973 A dystopic science-fiction epic, World on a Wire is German wunderkind Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s gloriously cracked, boundlessly inventive take on future paranoia. With dashes of Kubrick,
sciencefictionworld:Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis” (1927) miniature movie set, as seen in the German cinema museum (Deutsche Kinemathek) in Berlin.
A masterpiece of cinema. Metropolis (2001). Directed by Rintaro who co-founded Madhouse. Based off of legendary Osamu Tezuka’s manga of the same name. Creator of Black Jack and Astro Boy. Based the manga off of the 1927 German silent film Metropolis.
hailgun: I really like Indonesian photography, Norwegian music, Chilean wine, Korean tea, Chinese poetry, Russian novelists, German painters, Thai cinema and my dog.
queernuck:I wish all nonbinary cokeheads, oat milk drinking baristas, manga importers, she/they/he pronoun users, casual gacha game enthusiasts, trans women who own Glocks, ADHD/Autistic retail workers, queer theorists, New German Cinema aficionados,
lekker-dromen: …someone mixed this awfull music underneath the original sound. Shot taken in a German adult cinema.
theactioneer: Codename: Silencer aka Body Count German VHS (Talun Hsu, 1995) GRINDHOUSE®
strangewood: “Even as a child, I always loved cinema and was thrilled when my parents would take me before the war. Then we were put into the ghetto in Krakow and there was no cinema, but the Germans often showed newsreels to the people outside the
