旺火 / Strohfeuer (1972)
暂无豆瓣评分 
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西德又名：
短暂的热情
主演：
玛加蕾特·冯·特罗塔 Friedhelm Ptok 马丁·吕特格 沃尔特·泽德迈尔 格奥尔格·玛丽施卡 Konrad Farner Ruth Hellberg Nikolaus Vesely Ute Ellin Maria Brunner Else Domberger Renate Donle Wilhelm Grasshoff Edgar Gredler Anne-Marie Guidarini Horatius Häberle Eva Meier Alfred Maier Volker Elis Pilgrim 玛丽亚·辛格
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剧情简介：
1972西德剧情片《旺火》由沃尔克·施隆多夫导演，玛加蕾特·冯·特罗塔主演，影片讲述的是：
At the Paris Theater an uncommonly engrossing and wise new German movie A Free Woman records the losing battle a divorced woman in her thirties fights in Munich to attain belated selffulfillment The die is cast in a briskly impersonal society geared to male dominance and early training for career women This attractive capable young woman needing love and encouragement determinedly sidesteps her former slot of housewife studies voice and dance takes on subordinate jobs and painfully maneuvers with her former husband a cold fish who shrewdly remarries for child custody
All this is quietly and beautifully projected by an unobtrusive camera and stunningly personified by the feeling lowkey performance of Margarethe von Trotta in the central role The blond star also happens to be the wife of the gifted director Volker Schlondorff as well as his coscreen writer
They and the other performers and contributors have forged a fine thoughtful and stimulating film that observantly mirrors a human condition the traditional subordination of women with truthful biting irony It would be hard to find a more persuasive and appealing proponent of feminism than Mrs Schlondorff
At the Paris Theater an uncommonly engrossing and wise new German movie A Free Woman records the losing battle a divorced woman in her thirties fights in Munich to attain belated selffulfillment The die is cast in a briskly impersonal society geared to male dominance and early training for career women This attractive capable young woman needing love and encouragement determinedly sidesteps her former slot of housewife studies voice and dance takes on subordinate jobs and painfully maneuvers with her former husband a cold fish who shrewdly remarries for child custody
All this is quietly and beautifully projected by an unobtrusive camera and stunningly personified by the feeling lowkey performance of Margarethe von Trotta in the central role The blond star also happens to be the wife of the gifted director Volker Schlondorff as well as his coscreen writer
They and the other performers and contributors have forged a fine thoughtful and stimulating film that observantly mirrors a human condition the traditional subordination of women with truthful biting irony It would be hard to find a more persuasive and appealing proponent of feminism than Mrs Schlondorff
