Fiction vs. Reality

Rating: 10/10 (17 February 2006)

Nobody knows what exactly happened in Berlin in 1945; this is fiction. The documentary stance is better than for example Hollywood's interpretation of Hiroshima & Nagasaki. One must always look at a movie in terms of profit-driven intent. No movie is a true documentary. European movies and all other industries have been suffering since 1945, and they will continue to do so for another 100 years or so... Except Great Britain and Switzerland, of course (they are shareholders in Hollywood media). We do not care about Monaco or Luxembourg, for now. When will there be real freedom of the press (the press includes international movie distribution). What if someone will make a movie that will show WW1 & WW2 from another point of view, and he or she will publicize it as fiction? That would have to be upheld as constitutional in a supreme court within the EU (let us not deal with the corruption of US courts that is, at least for now, is not substantial in the EU, but it shall come shortly). So, in our view, history books published after 1945 are propaganda, nothing more, nothing less.
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