Guess the title above is "Das Signal".
That's what's making life so hard sometimes and it's also what make life fun to live.
Anyway, this series tells a truthful fairytale.
Until the last scenes ... it's all about what you believe is real.
It's four episodes that actually need to be seen all at once, i.e. As one movie of a little more than four hours.
The acting is superb and the shots are magnificent with an optimal level of attention to detail.
Without going further into details, on advice: one really needs to be focused watching this movie, because the scenes change quickly in time and space (literally) and there are several sub-storylines that pretty much intertwined.
It deals with very many current issues that we have as living beings on earth. It's hard to determine who are the enemies here. It made me realise that's really not at all necessary to know the enemies besides me being my own enemy most of the times when in my opinion life gets tough. And life is getting tougher and tougher. There's so much that really needs attention in my own life and there's an extreme number of issues in our society that needs attention as well? And who needs to provide that attention: me? My neighbours? My friends (or my enemies)? My city? Governments? Commercial organisations? The rich? The people that still have to work for a living?
Everyone finds their own focus on dealing with life.
This is clearly shown in "Das Signal".
One example is the difference in how two parents take care of their little girl's hearing problem and what that does to themselves and their daugther.
And ... there are many more examples.
Hope you'll get as involved into all these stories as well and find out what's real to you. Guess the message is pretty clear.
That's what's making life so hard sometimes and it's also what make life fun to live.
Anyway, this series tells a truthful fairytale.
Until the last scenes ... it's all about what you believe is real.
It's four episodes that actually need to be seen all at once, i.e. As one movie of a little more than four hours.
The acting is superb and the shots are magnificent with an optimal level of attention to detail.
Without going further into details, on advice: one really needs to be focused watching this movie, because the scenes change quickly in time and space (literally) and there are several sub-storylines that pretty much intertwined.
It deals with very many current issues that we have as living beings on earth. It's hard to determine who are the enemies here. It made me realise that's really not at all necessary to know the enemies besides me being my own enemy most of the times when in my opinion life gets tough. And life is getting tougher and tougher. There's so much that really needs attention in my own life and there's an extreme number of issues in our society that needs attention as well? And who needs to provide that attention: me? My neighbours? My friends (or my enemies)? My city? Governments? Commercial organisations? The rich? The people that still have to work for a living?
Everyone finds their own focus on dealing with life.
This is clearly shown in "Das Signal".
One example is the difference in how two parents take care of their little girl's hearing problem and what that does to themselves and their daugther.
And ... there are many more examples.
Hope you'll get as involved into all these stories as well and find out what's real to you. Guess the message is pretty clear.