Why are German movies so edgy?

DUDE
COMMUNISM WAS SO MUCH BETTER
LMAO

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>JONAS?!?!

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based movie incoming
when we watched this in school and the scene at the end comes up where the loser character pulls a gun a classmate of mine made a joke about me doing the same and the whole class laughed

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American movie: Die Hard!
German kino: Die Well!

If this was your aunt, why the hell would you want to fuck her rather than, say your mother (Hannah) or grandmother (Katharina), your half-sister (Silya) or even some girls your either only distantly related to (Franziska, Elisabeth, Charlotte) or not related to at all (Claudia, Regina), all of which are much hotter (at all ages) than your aunt?

especially your teen mom

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>German kino: Die Welle
Oh look, it's the 23530257th movie the germans have made about how they are all evil and should remember the holocaust and the 6 gorillion and that unity within germany must be prevented at all costs.
"Einigkeit" (Unity) may be the very first word of the german national anthem - but we must instill in the heads of all germans that unitty = nazism.

I still don't get how perfect this series' casting is.
Film academies need to start handing out awards to casting directors. These casting directors in particular.

>Oh look, it's the 23530257th movie the germans have made about how they are all evil and should remember the holocaust and the 6 gorillion and that unity within germany must be prevented at all costs.
It's actually based on a true story. An actual teacher did that same experiment in an actual school in the 1960s. Not a German school, by the way, but an American one. The results and consequences were exaggerated in the film though. But it's not even the first film that was made about it. The first one from 1981 doesn't take quite as many liberties and doesn't escalate things much further than the actual events. Morton Rhue (yes, the same one who wrote the Columbine massacre novel) kinda built his career on writing the novelization of the whole thing.
As you can see, it's way more of an American phenomenon than a German one. In particular, the students being too stupid to understand how peer pressure and systematic re-education work without experiencing it themselves and then having the blinders pulled from them, should be the telltale sign that this is originally set in the US.

are haneke's films considered german?

Imagine that happening to an entire country, and then the idiots from that country going 'oh...yeah...only the dumb mutts could do that...'

Some are. Those that were produced by German studios and/or filmed in Germany generally are.
Those made in Austria are only German by proxy of being German language films.
Those made in France and filmed mainly in French, of course, wouldn't usually be considered French films.
The most German thing he ever did was probably writing the screenplay for an episode of Tatort.

shit movie

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Imagine not understanding the difference between being in a situation and not noticing what happening, and not being able to wrap your head around historical facts that are presented to you as such.
You are literally too stupid to comprehend what I wrote, and that I was explicitely not shaming your compatriots for falling for the experiment, but for requiring such an experiment in the first place.

interesting, always wondered what the opinion of an actual german was about a film by him, like the white ribbon for example, were germans exited by that one?

cunny prositutes in berlin, need money for drugs