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Turns out quite a bit. Even considering some longer than needed dance scenes.
"Fraulein" might be a Swiss film, but there isn't much of Switzerland there, besides the backdrops. At the film's center there are lives of three women who came to Zurich from different parts of the former Yugoslavia. One is played by Mirjana Karanovic - I would hate to call her character main one... but she surely dominates with her presence. She is the one who played mother in Witnesses, BTW, and is considered one of the best Yugoslavian actresses. Being a Serb, she was the first to cross the boundary to play the Croatian woman. If you are now confused - welcome to the party, a brief historical reading on Yugoslavia is highly recommended before renting the film.
It is a good film that is bound to touch you if your main interest in films is not space travel and explosions, but the human beings.
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saying much or seemingly doing much, can convey emotions in a powerful, believable manner. She is one of the very few. She just dominates her scenes with her magnetism, her human dignity. It may sound trite, but there it is. And I don't mean "star presence," per se, but something close to charisma.
BTW, I was looking at info for the lead actress in that film, Mirjana Jokovic, and found that interesting bit of trivia:
"She's been raped in almost every movie she was filmed in Yugoslav cinematography."
Mmmm... I wonder what is wrong there?
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What would Freud think?
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All Serbs = bad. That's what CNN tells us.Btw, Added to the instant queue.
Edits: 10/24/10
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