《没有和解》高清免费在线观看，本片由让-马里·斯特劳布,达尼埃尔·于伊耶执导，演员Grubnau,Eva-Maria,Henning,Karl,Ernst,Lutz,Hopmann,Braun,Staendner,Hargesheimer,保罗·埃塞尔,Hargesheimer,Wegener,Heinrich,Georg,Hiltraud,Bold,Harmssen,达尼埃尔·于伊耶,Martha,Ulrich,Heiner,Bodenschatz,Weiler,von,若阿内斯·巴尔斯基,Carlheinz,Thüna,Joachim,Zander,Kutzinski,Ulrich出演的其它剧情片，剧情内容主要以handful,stark,down为主题讲述的故事，详细介绍：In 1965, Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet released their first feature film with the provocative subtitle "Only Violence Helps Where Violence Reigns." Drawing inspiration from Heinrich Bölls novel "Billiards at Half Past Nine," the filmmakers crafted a stark and politically charged narrative with a rigorous aesthetic approach. Set in Cologne, the film delves into the lives of the Fähmel family across multiple generations, highlighting their experiences during times of conflict and oppression. The storytelling is stripped down to essential moments, depicted with a confrontational angularity reminiscent of Bartóks music, which is skillfully integrated into the films soundtrack. Through complex flashbacks, viewers witness the intertwined histories of the Fähmel family members: Robert Fähmel recounts his persecutions during the Third Reich to a young hotel bellhop, while his father, Heinrich, reflects on the militarism of the First World War and his wife Johannas defiance against the Kaiser. As the narrative unfolds, a third-generation Fähmel contemplates a future in architecture, while the return of a long-lost relative brings past traumas to the surface. The film culminates in a tense encounter between the family and a former tormentor, now a West German official participating in a celebratory war veterans parade. Straub and Huillet skillfully weave together layers of history, presenting them as urgent and relevant in the present moment. The subdued performances and minimalistic visual style employed by the filmmakers convey a pervasive sense of moral crisis, emphasizing the necessity for a critical response to the injustices of the past. Through their meticulous craftsmanship, Straub and Huillet invite viewers to engage with the film both stylistically and thematically, challenging them to confront the complexities of history and its enduring impact on contemporary society.