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| M O V I E information |
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Title................................: Leben lang kurze Hosen
tragen, Ein
International title(s)...............: The Child I Never Was
Director.............................: Kai S. Pieck
Release year.........................: 2002
Language.............................: German
Runtime..............................: Germany:83 min | USA:86 min
Genre................................: Biography | Crime | Drama
more
Color................................: Black and White |
IMDb rating..........................: 7.2/10
Link 1...............................:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0355683/
Source (DVD/DVDR 5,9)..................: DVD 5
Total movie's files size...............: 4.12
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TV system (NTSC/PAL).................: NTSC 525/60 Hz
Aspect ratio.........................: 4:3
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Subtitle language/s..................: English
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Audio stream language/s..............: German
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Posted by............................: Marat.Sade
Compression method (RAR/ZIP).........: rar - store
File validation......................: par -create and post 10%
Part size............................: 100MB
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Burn tested..........................: yes - if dvd9 I split then
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Date of post (d.m.y).................: 9.8.2008
Posted to............................: a.b.movies.arthouse and
a.b.Karagarga
Re-posting policy....................: just take a reasonable guess
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| Plot summary |
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The Child I Never Was
Directed by Kai S. Pieck
GERMANY/83 MINUTES
The Child I Never Was should've been electrifying; with its true-life
story about a teenager who murdered four young boys in the mid '60s,
it's almost bizarre that the film turns out to be dull and ultimately
pointless. A big contributor to the movie's downfall is the odd
structure employed by director Kai S. Pieck, who allows the central
character to reminisce about his life and crimes while being
interrogated by an unseen and unheard police officer (presumably). The
result is ceaseless narration from a character we're obviously not
meant to sympathize with (he does, after all, brutally kill an
innocent young boy within the first 15 minutes). But director Kai S.
Pieck makes it abundantly clear why this kid is as messed up as he is;
his mother still bathes him as a teenager and he often wishes that
he'd never grow up. However, this doesn't change the fact that the
film is incredibly tedious, primarily because of the aforementioned
narration - which is mostly superfluous and chock full of the sort of
dance-around-the-actual-issue dialogue one expects from a pretentious
European film.
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Suffer the little children
Telling the true story of a sexually and emotionally troubled teenager
preying on younger boys and killing four of them is a daunting
challenge for the filmmaker: How can such difficult subjects as
under-age sexual activity, brutal beatings and murders be presented in
Irreversible, cross-reference below), yet still capture the horror and
circumstances in a believable manner?
The solution? Assign Kai Pieck to the task.
Pieck and his able cast (notably Tobias Schenke as inner-tortured,
chain-smoking confessor) have come up with a captivating treatment
which adeptly alternates between grainy black-and-white post-incident
remarkable for its restrained candour.
The cantus firmus of the unfolding tragedy is the telling use of
silent-night meal where the lack of love amongst any of the parties
Bliefert who takes as much delight in beating her son with a hanger as
she does washing his maturing body far beyond the age where such
diligent personal bathing is appropriate) and frequently absent
(emotionally and physically) father (Walter Gontermann, more
comfortable in the tough love than in his forced bonding moments with
spends his waking hours lighting candles, and being slapped at will by
the priests charged with his care. In this setting, surrounded by men
present on his 17th birthday, the bear-hating boy blows out the
birthday cake flames in a rage and flings the unwelcome rite of
passage away.
(some at the midway of the church fair) then coerced or forced into
stripping off their clothes and letting themselves be touched. Most
often there is resistance once the intent is clear, which only serves
with just enough bare skin and actual violence to chill our hearts
without driving us away with repugnance.
Many of these acts take place in a hidden cave where, bathed in
away from prying eyes of those such as Father Seidlizt (portrayed with
reluctant member of his flock into bed to comfort one fever while
desires and needs, no matter what the cost.
not only accepts a kiss, actually returns it. Left bound and gagged
escape using the one flame that was left burning, letting him alight
from certain death and extinguishing the uncontrollable fire within
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