What is the best German literary film in your mind? Why?

"Victoria" is a 138-minute thriller, which was released by the German Senate Film Company. Directed by Sebastian Schipper and starring Laia Costa, Frederick Lau and Franz Rogowski, the film was released at the Berlin International Film Festival on February 7th, 1965.

The film tells the story of a girl named Victoria who meets four gangsters. What was a romantic encounter suddenly turned into a fatal crime.

"Victoria" has made an extreme challenge to the form of film expression. The whole film 1.40 minutes, and the shooting is completed in one day, which saves the basic post-production process of editing and synthesizing this film. Long shots are no longer a dazzling skill, but are used to create real feelings. 140 minutes of smooth and continuous footage makes people completely forget the existence of the film. The lens seems to blend in with the protagonist. Looking at the world from their perspective, the audience seems to be immersed in this sudden change of fate, and * * * has experienced a thrilling night.

2. Love forever.

Adam (Tom Hiddleston, Tom Hiddleston) and Eve (Tilda Swinton, Tilda Swinton) are vampire lovers. They have been together for hundreds of years. From the Middle Ages to modern times, they experienced several ups and downs of human society, and now they live in Detroit and Tangil. ?

Adam is an underground musician. He hates incompetent and cruel humans and calls them "zombies". Adam, who was depressed, even bought wooden bullets, had the idea of suicide and learned about his lover's bad state. Eve rushed all the way to Adam. The brief reunion brought Adam new hope, but to his displeasure, Eve's notorious sister Ava (mia wasikowska mia wasikowska) also came into their lives. Ava's arrival brought disaster and curse. She not only killed Adam's only human friend Yilan (played by anton yelchin Anton Eugene), but also disturbed the lives of her sister and brother-in-law.

Step 3 fall in love with philosophers

Russian-born philosopher and psychologist Lou Andreas-Salome lived alone in Nazi Germany. The visit of a young scholar reminded her of her past, and her study career in St. Petersburg, achievements and love when she was young emerged one by one. This film is a biography of philosopher Salome, which presents three most important and legendary periods in her life through cross-editing. The clue connecting these fragments is postcards, and the characters are placed between static scenery and characters, just like walking in a painting.