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SUMMARY:Cinema Dérive - Die innere Sicherheit  2000 (The State I am In)
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DESCRIPTION:Genre: Drama\, Film\nLine up: Julia Hummer\, Barbara Auer\, Ric
	hy Müller\nOpen: 19:00 - 22:00 hrs\nTickets: € 3\n\nDie innere Sicherheit 
	2000\n(The State I am In)\nDirected by Christian Petzold\n106 minutes\nIn 
	German with English subtitles\nChristian Petzold's debut feature\, co-scri
	pted with Harun Farocki\, throws us\ninto the Germany of the late 1980s. I
	t's a female coming-of-age flick with a\nradical difference. Although the 
	West German media demonized its other half in\nthe East\, this flick shows
	 the heavy mood and alienation that actually existed\nin the West. Directo
	r Petzold was perhaps the most prominent of the new German\ncinema filmmak
	ers at the turn of the century known as Die Berliner Schule.\nDuring the l
	ate 1960s\, a lot of the young generation in Germany became aware of\nwhat
	 had happened during World War II. They were confronted with the atrocitie
	s\nof the concentration camps\, something they were not taught in schools.
	... And\nwhat's more\, they discovered that many previous Nazis were again
	 in positions of\npower\, both in major corporations and politics. These y
	oung people held\ndemonstrations\, formed resistance groups\, and created 
	a widespread left-wing\nmovement. The German government responded with a r
	uthlessness not seen since the\nNazi era. Once the counter-cultural moveme
	nt was smashed the strongest radicals\non the left were hunted down in the
	 1980s. That's the context of this film as we\nsee two parents with their 
	child on the run through the German landscape.\nThe parents are constantly
	 moving and hiding\, they are paranoid at every turn...\nand when their 15
	-year-old daughter falls in love with a young boy\, instead of\njoy\, it's
	 seen as dangerous\, as a security risk. The young girl is caught\nin-betw
	een two worlds - one of persecution\, and one of yearning for acceptance\n
	and normality as a teenager.\nDespite being his debut\, this remains one o
	f Christian Petzold's sharpest\nmovies... complex\, poignant\, and a bit o
	f a thriller. This flick was inspired by\nthe real life story of Wolfgang 
	Grams who was gunned down by the cops when he\nwas on the run. If you're l
	ooking for a typical action-packed spectacle it's\nperhaps better to look 
	elsewhere\, but if you're looking for something a bit in\nthat direction\,
	 but glimmering with more philosophical and sociological\nramifications\, 
	then this might be right up your alley.\n\nDoors open - 19:00\nStart film 
	- 19:30
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/cinema-derive-die-innere-sicherheit-200
	0-the-state-i-am-in
GEO:52.3601403;4.8656923
LOCATION:OT301 - Overtoom 301\, 1054 HW Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-west,drama,film,stories,vondelparkbuurt
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>Genre:</strong> Drama, Film <br><stron
	g>Line up:</strong> Julia Hummer, Barbara Auer, Richy Müller<br><strong>Op
	en:</strong> 19:00 - 22:00 hrs<br><strong>Tickets:</strong> € 3  <p><stron
	g>Die innere Sicherheit</strong> 2000<br> (The State I am In)<br> Directed
	 by Christian Petzold <br> 106 minutes<br> In German with English subtitle
	s<br> Christian Petzold's debut feature, co-scripted with Harun Farocki, t
	hrows us into the Germany of the late 1980s. It's a female coming-of-age f
	lick with a radical difference. Although the West German media demonized i
	ts other half in the East, this flick shows the heavy mood and alienation 
	that actually existed in the West. Director Petzold was perhaps the most p
	rominent of the new German cinema filmmakers at the turn of the century kn
	own as Die Berliner Schule. <br> During the late 1960s, a lot of the young
	 generation in Germany became aware of what had happened during World War 
	II. They were confronted with the atrocities of the concentration camps, s
	omething they were not taught in schools.... And what's more, they discove
	red that many previous Nazis were again in positions of power, both in maj
	or corporations and politics. These young people held demonstrations, form
	ed resistance groups, and created a widespread left-wing movement. The Ger
	man government responded with a ruthlessness not seen since the Nazi era. 
	Once the counter-cultural movement was smashed the strongest radicals on t
	he left were hunted down in the 1980s. That's the context of this film as 
	we see two parents with their child on the run through the German landscap
	e.<br> The parents are constantly moving and hiding, they are paranoid at 
	every turn... and when their 15-year-old daughter falls in love with a you
	ng boy, instead of joy, it's seen as dangerous, as a security risk. The yo
	ung girl is caught in-between two worlds - one of persecution, and one of 
	yearning for acceptance and normality as a teenager. <br> Despite being hi
	s debut, this remains one of Christian Petzold's sharpest movies... comple
	x, poignant, and a bit of a thriller. This flick was inspired by the real 
	life story of Wolfgang Grams who was gunned down by the cops when he was o
	n the run. If you're looking for a typical action-packed spectacle it's pe
	rhaps better to look elsewhere, but if you're looking for something a bit 
	in that direction, but glimmering with more philosophical and sociological
	 ramifications, then this might be right up your alley.</p> <p>Doors open 
	- 19:00<br> Start film - 19:30</p>
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