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The Lambasted Lover: Bergman and Haneke

Posted on August 25, 2012 by rmkinder

In The White Ribbon, Michael Haneke’s black and white film set in a pre WWI German village, one of the dramatic threads is the local physician’s affair with a neighbor. She adores him to the point of servitude, which he … Continue reading →

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