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Yes, he did the marathon screening: Berlin Alexanderplatz is one film, not a series of episodes strung together.
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"For its first 13 episodes, Rainer Werner Fassbinder's adaptation of Alfred Döblin's 1929 novel Berlin Alexanderplatz is most decidedly a masterpiece - this despite numerous nerve-trying flaws and longueurs that could only tickle the fancy of extended-running-time masochists like Susan Sontag," writes Keith Uhlich.
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Not only is she still making films, but she's now recognized as one of the leaders of the German New Wave along with filmmakers like Rainer Werner Fasbinder (Lola, Berlin Alexanderplatz) and Volker Schlöndorf (The Tin Drum), who was once her co-director and husband.
Dan Lybarger: Through Hildegard's Eyes: Margarethe von Trotta on Vision Dan Lybarger 2010
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Not only is she still making films, but she's now recognized as one of the leaders of the German New Wave along with filmmakers like Rainer Werner Fasbinder (Lola, Berlin Alexanderplatz) and Volker Schlöndorf (The Tin Drum), who was once her co-director and husband.
Dan Lybarger: Through Hildegard's Eyes: Margarethe von Trotta on Vision Dan Lybarger 2010
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Not only is she still making films, but she's now recognized as one of the leaders of the German New Wave along with filmmakers like Rainer Werner Fasbinder (Lola, Berlin Alexanderplatz) and Volker Schlöndorf (The Tin Drum), who was once her co-director and husband.
Dan Lybarger: Through Hildegard's Eyes: Margarethe von Trotta on Vision Dan Lybarger 2010
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Not only is she still making films, but she's now recognized as one of the leaders of the German New Wave along with filmmakers like Rainer Werner Fasbinder (Lola, Berlin Alexanderplatz) and Volker Schlöndorf (The Tin Drum), who was once her co-director and husband.
Dan Lybarger: Through Hildegard's Eyes: Margarethe von Trotta on Vision Dan Lybarger 2010
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Not only is she still making films, but she's now recognized as one of the leaders of the German New Wave along with filmmakers like Rainer Werner Fasbinder (Lola, Berlin Alexanderplatz) and Volker Schlöndorf (The Tin Drum), who was once her co-director and husband.
Dan Lybarger: Through Hildegard's Eyes: Margarethe von Trotta on Vision Dan Lybarger 2010
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At Twitch, Jon Pais rounds up the latest on the "Remastered" version of Fassbinder's Berlin Alexanderplatz, currently screening at the Berlinale, and a related exhibition at the Kunst-Werke in Berlin, March 18 through May 13.
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A sampling from the stops: One, Two, Three, Run, Lola, Run, The Bourne Supremacy, The Lives of Others, of course, and the 1931 version of Berlin Alexanderplatz (Fassbinder's was shot on a set in Munich).
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Berlin Alexanderplatz opens tomorrow at MoMA and runs through Sunday.
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