Viralux - Fassbinder - Daily Moods of the Final Certainty

[MrKatzenpierre]

I love his face its charismatic and intelligent, there ist wisdom, sadness and tragic in his face. I love this film of him and the comments but only to watch him it is an great event

[muddla1]

nobody today has balls to make films like fassbinder.wonder what he would have done had he live until now,he would have definitely won an oscar.

[chrismaxpayne]

Where are TheFassbinders in a commercial world without potential extraordinary people being creative.I am an artist drawing Pictures Feeling the strenght against strange people.

[Katzenpierre]

Fassbinder was not bizarre. He loved the truth. He was noch afraid of the truth. He was as lonely as Jesus in garden Gethsemane. He was like the IDIOT of Dostojewski, he was similar to Franz Biberkopf, he was fighting against wind mills. If someone can see the truth life is not possible without drugs.

[darcy27]

Fassbinder was truly a bizzare guy:

slept very little

drank alot and always high on cocaine

after he finished a movie he would scower the streets of Germany looking for men to sleep with. He also had two gay lovers who committed suicide. He lied compulsively. He was a dictator on the movie set. He needed both women and men to fulfill his sexual desires. I hear he was something else.

[darcy27]

but he was also a workaholic and made some great films. one of my favorite directors.

[heartworm666]

One of the best, lived with that strange compulsion and weaknesses

"Life doesn't become manageable or acceptable until the moment that death is accepted as the true aspect of existence."

[israelmonrroy]

wich song is this? anybody?

[lovehowlmuse]

both the music and the video are by viralux - they were written as a performance piece, where the band would perform the music live to a projection of the video. you can see more about viralux by clicking the link in the description.

[NagobertNuck]

@lovehowlmuse easy to be cruel when you have no heart..

[afassbinder]

my last name is FASSBINDER!

[MattieCooper]

Magical! Love R.W Fassbinder!

[matimore]

The great ones are always taken so suddenly...

[exeklopman]

well, if you are to direct so much work in such a short life you will naturally be perceived as a difficult person by normal people

Anyway, pure poetry this short, i liked the delay split image, echte ostranenie

[RonAlmeida]

@exeklopman People who are honest in their lives or work are difficult because most of us are just sheep and swim with the current. Inspite of being different and unique individuals. Because we lack the balls for it.

[bouwgod]

wonderful!! but it would be nice to have a transcript, or subtitles.

[aerugo49]

this is truly a gem.

[xynwaima]

The bits about cruelty aren't by RWF but by Artaud (from his 'Theater of Cruelty').

[lovehowlmuse]

@xynwaima

Of course this makes perfect sense. RWF would have been deeply informed by Artaud. I drew the excerpts about 'cruelty' in this soundtrack from the writings by RWF. They were not footnoted nor referenced within his writing. Thank-you for your thoughtfulness and astute ear.

[darcy27]

Great filmmaker, but he was a nightmare of a human being.

[lemmycaution12]

Fassbinder was too cool. God found out and killed him.

[harmat2000]

cool fassbinder

[disCrowe]

der fuckin' wahnsinn°!

[leritus]

q es esto? las iamagenes a que pertenecen.

La musica perturba