This is the part where Wiesler listens to Dreyman play Sonata for a good man (Sonate vom guten Menschen )and becomes moved by it.This is Wiesler's turning point in the movie when he decides to be t...
This is the part where Wiesler listens to Dreyman play Sonata for a good man (Sonate vom guten Menschen )and becomes moved by it.This is Wiesler's turning point in the movie when he decides to be the "good man" so to speak. Afterwards he meets a boy in an elevator whose father view the Stasi as bad men. Wiesler does not ask for the name of the boy's father. This is from the movie the lives of others ( Das Leben der Anderen ). This is my 2nd youtube upload, comments and feedback are welcome!
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I agree with you milovy! There are many great movies but this is absolutely pure BRILLANCE! And the director was only 33 years old when he made this film.
Today I watched "The lives of others" again, one of the greatest films ever made and that you can watch over and over. One of its themes is the tremendous curing power of Art, especially Music. Even the Stasi agent cannot resist the catharsis caused by the Sonata's magical power making a deep impact on his soul, silently illustrated by his intense breathing (1.56-) One of the most brilliant and moving moments of this masterpiece. Rolf Straver composer Holland
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Rolf Straver composer Holland