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When Herr R[ainer] Ran Amok

23 August, 2009 (17:30) | by David Coursen, Essays | By: David Coursen

Whether or not Rainer Fassbinder was the most talented of the wave of West German directors who emerged during the 1970s, he was certainly the most prolific, protean and elusive. His first feature, Love is Colder than Death was released in 1969. Incredibly, the films discussed below, Fox and His Friends (1974) and Mother Kusters [...]

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