A slow, thoughtful foreign movie with some beautiful cinematography. The audience follows our lead character on a journey, seemingly to nowhere, expect an exploration of a greater philosophical understanding of the human life. The film also marks the debut of Nastassja Kinski I believe. The film is full of lots of dialogue and conversations pondering the existential crisis of man and the post war guilt of Germany. The locations chosen for the movie do work quite well and a couple of bits are genuinely sad.
Another thing I liked about this was the costumes. In a sense this is a sort of road trip movie but not the usual kind of comedic one.
Another thing I liked about this was the costumes. In a sense this is a sort of road trip movie but not the usual kind of comedic one.