En 1924, Oskar Matzerath naît dans la ville libre de Danzig. À l'âge de trois ans, il tombe dans l'escalier et cesse de grandir. En 1939, la Seconde Guerre mondiale éclate.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Volker Schlöndorff
Director
David Bennent
Oskar Matzerath
Mario Adorf
Alfred Matzerath
Angela Winkler
Agnes Matzerath
Katharina Thalbach
Maria Matzerath
Daniel Olbrychski
Jan Bronski
Tina Engel
Anna Koljaiczek (jung)
Berta Drews
Anna Koljaiczek
Roland Teubner
Joseph Koljaiczek
Tadeusz Kunikowski
Onkel Vinzenz
Andréa Ferréol
Lina Greff
Heinz Bennent
Greff
Ilse Pagé
Gretchen Scheffler
Werner Rehm
Scheffler
Käte Jaenicke
Mutter Truczinski
Helmut Brasch
Der Alte Heilandt
Otto Sander
Musiker Meyn
Wigand Witting
Herbert Truczinski
Mariella Oliveri
Roswitha
Günter Grass
Writer
Jean-Claude Carrière
Writer
Volker Schlöndorff
Writer
Franz Seitz
Writer
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Commentaires
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I saw this flick many years ago, and there are images from this movie I shall probably take with me to the grave. Things I saw in this movie that vividly stuck in my brain are such things as a huge eel being pulled out of a severed horses head that was just dragged from the sea on a rope, a soldier having carnal knowledge with a lady in the middle of a field while being hunted by another soldier, a young boy spitting into a hand of a young girl ... And I could go on. This movie I found to be extremely unique and varied in many ways. I don't know that I can really recommend this movie all in all, but if you do watch it, be prepared for a very unique experience film wise. Beamer
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first watch
source: The Tin Drum
Die Blechtrommel
The Tin Drum is one of the strangest films that I have seen in a long time. Strange not necessarily being a bad thing. It contains a feel similar to that of other eastern european films. It follows the life of Oskar, a three year old German boy who refuses to stop playing the tin drum that he received for his birthday. After viewing how ludicrous adults act, Oskar decides to stop his growth, and stay three years old forever. The Tin Drum has been banned in Oklahoma, and was the feature of some programs on censored films. The cause of this controversy is the fact that Oskar grows old, but never changes his toddler appearance. This plot line troubles some, especially when Oskar reaches puberty and becomes interested in the fairer sex. Despite the controversies, The Tin Drum is a film that should not be missed. It is definetely one of the best films to come out of Germany in the past 20 years.
