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1) The film Good Bye, Lenin! tells the story of Alex Kerner and his family in East Germany as they cope with his mother's heart attack during the fall of the Berlin Wall and reunification of Germany. 2) To avoid another heart attack from shock, Alex convinces his family and friends to pretend that East Germany still exists to comfort his recovering mother. 3) The film uses the family's experience to comment on how ordinary citizens had no control over the political changes happening in Germany at the time and explores themes of falsified reality and the transition from communism to capitalism.
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- 2. Brooke Carter Paper 5 12/18/2012 ¡°Favorite of Film Festivals to Families: Good Bye, Lenin!¡± An important geopolitical atmosphere developed while Allied occupation occurred in Germany after WWII that helped result in the split of West and East effectively producing a nation caught in an identity crisis as the western capitalist system had to engulf the eastern socialists. Given the difficult and even bizarre situation of the peaceful reunification of Germany in 1989 some natural tensions between the diverse cultures would of course prove problematic. How better to relate an awkward collaboration between two distinct ideological systems than through a tear-jerking drama/comedy dripping with a sarcasm so oblivious that it becomes an intricate and hilarious satire in Wolfgang Becker's Good Bye, Lenin (2003)! The Kerner family is introduced to the audience by the oblivious narrator and son Alex who remarks first upon his cosmological aspirations to go to space, his father leaving to the west with his enemy-of-the-state girlfriend, and then his mother who becomes dedicated to the socialist fatherland after this crushing news. Alex Kerner (Daniel Bruhl) is the typical eastern German teenager who is put in a conundrum when his beloved mother, Christiane (Katrin Sab), falls into a heart attack for eight months during the period of 1989-90 after seeing him taking part in a protest against the communist government. During the period of Christiane's coma the Iron Curtain falls and capitalism is put in affect in the east; radically changing the lives of all Eastern Germans drastically from the simple such as Spreewald pickles to a whole new western currency. Christiane awakens after this period but under the risk of another heart attack if she receives any shock because of this Alex convinces his family, friends, and girlfriend to keep up the ruse that the GDR still maintains the East to comfort his mother in her last days.
- 3. Fitting in with other films such as The Lives of Others(2006) and Life is Beautiful (1997), Good Bye, Lenin! incorporates an element of universality by incorporating a family structure attempting to cope with a changing political world which they have no control over. This clever approach in applying a tragic family's experience allows anyone to openly enjoy this film which will become an even richer experience if you can get in on the inside cultural jokes that are making constant political commentary. Coke's formula has been invented in East Germany; which is a lie that Alex perpetuates to his mother through his self created news broadcasts and relays the continued theme of falsified reality. Becker also makes reference to the disturbing appetite of consumers and downfall of communism to the rise of capitalism in the sequence of Christiane's first walk outside of the apartment. She is dumbfound at the advertisement, ¡°Nazi¡± graffiti, and a crane helicopter hauling off the statue of Lenin in a very literal transition of the title. The most dangerous form of propagandized material it would seem then would be in the ones we create for ourselves. This film could be seen as a romance or a drama that is among the favorites of film festivals but can be enjoyed by any persons due to the family dynamics displayed.