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Fatherland Feels Both Ancient and Tragically Contemporary
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Fatherland Feels Both Ancient and Tragically Contemporary
, the new Paweł Pawlikowski film about Thomas Mann’s 1949 trip to Germany, may be the most powerful film about the current moment — really, the last ten years — that I’ve seen. It’s not about the current moment at all, in fact. It’s about Mann’s olympian, and doomed, effort to remain a man of culture, a voice of liberal civilization in the face of that civilization’s total collapse. In other words, it’s about the cur…
27 Oct, 13:52
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