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Klassenverhältnisse

Based on Kafka's unfinished novel Amerika. Straub and Huillet's version is about class relations and about the society that is created by capitalism.

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  • "Verschollene"
  • "Rapports de classes"
  • "Rapports de classes. - Engl. Titel: Class relations"
  • "Class relations"
  • "Class relations"@en
  • "Kaikyū kankei"@en
  • "階級関係"
  • "Amerika, rapports de classes"

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  • "Based on Kafka's unfinished novel Amerika. Straub and Huillet's version is about class relations and about the society that is created by capitalism."@en
  • "An allegorical work about class relations in America."
  • ""Based on Kafka's unfinished novel 'Der Verschollene' (Amerika), Klassenverhältnisse doesn't deal with the real United States but it is rather an allegory taking place at no specific time in history. It is about class relations and about a society utterly cruel, capricious and ludicrous as it is shaped by capitalism. This 2 disc DVD offers a film transfer supervised by the filmmakers, two rare documentaries about the work on the film as well as unpublished rushes and photos from the shooting. The ROM section features additional material such as scripts, the shooting schedule, an interview and excerpts from a press conference with the filmmakers, and a book about the film (in German)" -- edited from back cover."
  • "Based on Kafka's unfinished novel Amerika, Straub and Huillet's version is about class relations and about the society that is created by capitalism."
  • ""Karl Rossmann, adolescent de seize ans, est expédié en Amérique par ses parents pour le punir d'avoir "fauté" avec la servante"--Ciné club de Caen."
  • "The film is based on Kafka's unfinished novel "Der Verschollene". It doesn't deal with the real United States but it is rather a kind of allegory taking place at no specific time in history. Straub and Huillet's version is about class relations and about the society that is created by capitalism, which is utterly cruel, capricious and ludicrous."@en

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  • "Film adaptations"
  • "Fiction films"
  • "Drames (Films)"
  • "Fiction films"@en
  • "Feature films"
  • "Feature films"@en
  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"@en
  • "Drama"
  • "DVD-Video"
  • "Foreign films"
  • "Foreign films"@en

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  • "Klassenverhältnisse (Film)"
  • "Klassenverhältnisse"@en
  • "Klassenverhältnisse"

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