Title: A forgotten gem!
Product review: This film may be considered one of the last artistic statements of a filmmaker was perhaps to have born out of time. His artistic path is characterized by a deep concern about the human nature. In this sense, his style is intimately linked with Max Ophlus; he seems to be closer to European audiences instead the American ones. He influenced remarkably to Rainer Werner Fassbinder.A hard relationship in a couple as direct consequence of the war wounds, a letter that will make turn back the memory key, the vanished livings in a devastated town. It's so difficult at first glance to be engaged unless you are placed from the another side of the world. Thousand of altered destinies, of forced twists of fate, of what it could have been and it wasn't.A shadowed film, loaded with dark poetry, not easy going but immensely rewarding at the end of the road.Based on Erich Maria Remarque's play, including a curious intervention of the same novelist in the film.
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