What are the classic romantic movies in Germany?

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1, love in Budapest

Douban scored 8.6 points, exceeding the 60,000 mark.

"Since I can't enjoy it alone, I'd rather share it than lose it." Elena's affection for the restaurant owner is affection, but it is love for the pianist. The three people have different feelings, but they can be harmonious and calm.

2. Sakura

Douban 8.6 points, only 5000 people marked. It was a bit boring at first, but the more you look at the back, the more you feel. It tells the story of the love between the old people, interspersed with feuds between two generations. This is a very touching story.

When two people are together for a long time, you will become a person. Another person will be deeply engraved in your heart. When the old man was dancing, his wife appeared. It feels as if it has grown in his body.

3. Princess Sissi

Douban scored 8.4 points and was marked by more than 2,000 people. German movies are really unpopular in China. Everyone goes to see American movies.

I feel that there is no main story line, but sissy is beautiful and the emperor is handsome. I think it's much more handsome than the old version. The overall feeling is sad. Alas, it is useless to have a beautiful queen at the end of the empire. ...

4. Tell it to the judge

Douban 8.3 points. In a movie with a bit of a messy relationship, the stepfather's daughter fell in love with her mother's son.

Although there is no blood relationship, it still looks messy. Generally speaking, it's a light and funny romance, and telling the judge can still hit you. I found this film by accident, which was an unexpected surprise.

5. "Forward"

Douban scored 8.2 points, an unpopular high-scoring movie with only 3,000 people. A dissolute man fell in love with a dissolute woman.

Turkish immigrants are faced with the confusion and struggle of the conflict between reality and tradition, the collision between sensibility and rationality;