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1. The Lives of Others. 2006 2h 17m R. 8.4 (417K) Rate. 89 Metascore. In 1984 East Berlin, an agent of the secret police conducting surveillance on a writer and his lover finds himself becoming increasingly absorbed by their lives. Director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Stars Ulrich Mühe Martina Gedeck Sebastian Koch. 2. Das Boot. 1981 2h 29m.
The 30 Best German Movies of All Time. Posted on May 10, 2016 by Joao Braga. It’s one of the most complex and complete film industries in the world. The German language film industry is actually quite contrary to the norm, if you compare it to other film industries throughout Europe. There are five different stages of the German film industry ...
From Good Bye Lenin! to The Lives of Others: our pick of some of the best movies from Germany so far this century.
Some of the best German movies include “Run Lola Run,” a thrilling and visually stunning film about a young woman racing against time to save her boyfriend; “The Lives of Others,” a powerful commentary on the oppressive nature of the East German government; and “Sophie Scholl: The Final Days,” a moving tribute to one of the most ...
However, the industry saw a rebirth after the Second World War with the arrival of Werner Herzog, R.W. Fassbinder and others. With all that said, below is the list of top German movies ever. You can watch some of these best German movies on Netflix, Hulu or Amazon Prime.
All in all, it is safe to recommend for adventurous viewers not afraid of subtitles to move beyond the old and new classics in this list and into the realm of German auteur cinema, East German science-fiction, German horror movies both old and new, Eurosleaze and many other underrated and undiscovered gems. 30.
Some of the best films German cinema has to offer. In chronological order. Number of films by decade: 1910s: 4. 1920s: 18. 1930s: 11. 1940s: 6. 1950s: 5. 1960s: 8. 1970s: 24. 1980s: 12. 1990s: 7. 2000s: 11. 2010s: 9. 2020s: 7. Directors with the most entries on this list: 1. Fritz Lang (9 films) 2. Rainer Werner Fassbinder (9 films) 3.
