Alessandro Dieli, Campino, Dennis Hopper
Follows a hotshot German photographer from Berlin who comes to Palermo because he needs to make a clean break from his past. In the city he meets a young woman and a completely different way of life.
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September 8, 2009why doesn't anyone see the greatness of that movie,,actualy it isn't lame as it might sound!
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August 29, 2009I'd rather read about Director's thoughts and fears in a book. Tokio-ga explores the concept of image purity better. Wenders can't film iranian cinema in Portugal.
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August 23, 2009Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. Here u are. WIM WENDERS. Auteur, director, creater, generator, accelarator, producor, art, mart, cinema, music. Everything.
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November 26, 2008this movie should end at the middle, because the metaphorical and symbolical speech used by wenders cannot be bom. a very emotional statement made by wenders, but a trist storyline and a lack of dramaturgy cannot compensate this. imagery and soundtrack are awesome though...
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October 19, 2008Too much element that don,t seems to have a connection of a signification. The best elements are at the end, but still the music is nice and it remains beautiful.
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