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* The amazing "Flying Lenin Scene": After awaking from a long coma and her children [[WhyWeAreBummedCommunismFell keeping the end of communism a secret]] from her, a loyal socialist woman leaves her appartment for the first time to find a world that's very different from what she had known all her life. As she starts to realize that something is really wrong, a helicopter comes flying by, carrying away a giant dismanteled Lenin statue [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk that seems to stretch out its arm to her for one last time, before disappearing into the sunset]]. It's even more amazing to watch in a theatre with the music and noise of the helicopter drowning out everything else. Clearly one of the greatest achievements of German cinema in the last decades.
* Props have to be given to Alex and Ariane for the effort they put into their ruse - furniture, packaging products, creating fake TV shows and all this next to their everyday jobs and lives (which especially for Ariane took a rather frustrating turn). Not to mention several instances of extremely quick thinking for n explaination, like with the Coca-Cola incident. All this gets put into perspective when you realize that the doctor never mentioned anything about their mother's heart stabilizing at one point. Alex very likely was ready to carry on with this for several decades.
* Props have to be given to Alex and Ariane for the effort they put into their ruse - furniture, packaging products, creating fake TV shows and all this next to their everyday jobs and lives (which especially for Ariane took a rather frustrating turn). Not to mention several instances of extremely quick thinking for n explaination, like with the Coca-Cola incident. All this gets put into perspective when you realize that the doctor never mentioned anything about their mother's heart stabilizing at one point. Alex very likely was ready to carry on with this for several decades.
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* The amazing "Flying Lenin Scene": After awaking from a long coma and her children [[WhyWeAreBummedCommunismFell keeping the end of communism a secret]] from her, a loyal socialist woman leaves her appartment apartment for the first time to find a world that's very different from what she had known all her life. As she starts to realize that something is really wrong, a helicopter comes flying by, carrying away a giant dismanteled dismantled Lenin statue [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk that seems to stretch out its arm to her for one last time, before disappearing into the sunset]]. It's even more amazing to watch in a theatre theater with the music and noise of the helicopter drowning out everything else. Clearly one of the greatest achievements of German cinema in the last decades.
* Props have to be given to Alex and Ariane for the effort they put into their ruse - furniture, packaging products, creating fake TV shows and all this next to their everyday jobs and lives (which especially for Ariane took a rather frustrating turn). Not to mention several instances of extremely quick thinking forn explaination, an explanation, like with the Coca-Cola incident. All this gets put into perspective when you realize that the doctor never mentioned anything about their mother's heart stabilizing at one point. Alex very likely was ready to carry on with this for several decades.
* Props have to be given to Alex and Ariane for the effort they put into their ruse - furniture, packaging products, creating fake TV shows and all this next to their everyday jobs and lives (which especially for Ariane took a rather frustrating turn). Not to mention several instances of extremely quick thinking for
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* Props have to be given to Alex and Ariane for the effort they put into their ruse - furniture, packaging products, creating fake TV shows and all this next to their everyday jobs and lives (which especially for Ariane took a rather frustrating turn). Not to mention several instances of extremely quick thinking for n explaination, like with the Coca-Cola incident. All this gets put into perspective when you realize that the doctor never mentioned anything about their mother's heart stabilizing at one point. Alex very likely was ready to carry on with this for several decades.
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* The amazing "Flying Lenin Scene": After awaking from a long coma and her children [[WhyWereBummedCommunismFell keeping the end of communism a secret]] from her, a loyal socialist woman leaves her appartment for the first time to find a world that's very different from what she had known all her life. As she starts to realize that something is really wrong, a helicopter comes flying by, carrying away a giant dismanteled Lenin statue [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk that seems to stretch out its arm to her for one last time, before disappearing into the sunset]]. It's even more amazing to watch in a theatre with the music and noise of the helicopter drowning out everything else. Clearly one of the greatest achievements of German cinema in the last decades.
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* The amazing "Flying Lenin Scene": After awaking from a long coma and her children [[WhyWereBummedCommunismFell [[WhyWeAreBummedCommunismFell keeping the end of communism a secret]] from her, a loyal socialist woman leaves her appartment for the first time to find a world that's very different from what she had known all her life. As she starts to realize that something is really wrong, a helicopter comes flying by, carrying away a giant dismanteled Lenin statue [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk that seems to stretch out its arm to her for one last time, before disappearing into the sunset]]. It's even more amazing to watch in a theatre with the music and noise of the helicopter drowning out everything else. Clearly one of the greatest achievements of German cinema in the last decades.
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* The amazing "Flying Lenin Scene": After awaking from a long coma and her children [[WhyWereBummedCommunismFell keeping the end of communism a secret]] from her, a loyal socialist woman leaves her appartment for the first time to find a world that's very different from what she had known all her life. As she starts to realize that something is really wrong, a helicopter comes flying by, carrying away a giant dismanteled Lenin statue [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk that seems to stretch out its arm to her for one last time, before disappearing into the sunset]]. It's even more amazing to watch in a theatre with the music and noise of the helicopter drowning out everything else. Clearly one of the greatest achievements of german cinema in the last decades.
* While in the context of the plot it is a potentially highly dangerous and traumatic moment, the scene in which Alex' mother goes outside for the first time is the most powerful moment of the movie. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk And then comes the chopper carrying away the Lenin statue, that stretches out its arm to her one last time]]. It's both hilarious and very sad.
* While in the context of the plot it is a potentially highly dangerous and traumatic moment, the scene in which Alex' mother goes outside for the first time is the most powerful moment of the movie. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk And then comes the chopper carrying away the Lenin statue, that stretches out its arm to her one last time]]. It's both hilarious and very sad.
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* The amazing "Flying Lenin Scene": After awaking from a long coma and her children [[WhyWereBummedCommunismFell keeping the end of communism a secret]] from her, a loyal socialist woman leaves her appartment for the first time to find a world that's very different from what she had known all her life. As she starts to realize that something is really wrong, a helicopter comes flying by, carrying away a giant dismanteled Lenin statue [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk that seems to stretch out its arm to her for one last time, before disappearing into the sunset]]. It's even more amazing to watch in a theatre with the music and noise of the helicopter drowning out everything else. Clearly one of the greatest achievements of german German cinema in the last decades.
* While in the context of the plot it is a potentially highly dangerous and traumatic moment, the scene in which Alex' mother goes outside for the first time is the most powerful moment of the movie. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk And then comes the chopper carrying away the Lenin statue, that stretches out its arm to her one last time]]. It's both hilarious and very sad.decades.
* While in the context of the plot it is a potentially highly dangerous and traumatic moment, the scene in which Alex' mother goes outside for the first time is the most powerful moment of the movie. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk And then comes the chopper carrying away the Lenin statue, that stretches out its arm to her one last time]]. It's both hilarious and very sad.
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* While in the context of the plot it is a potentially highly dangerous and traumatic moment, the scene in which Alex' mother goes outside for the first time is the most powerful moment of the movie. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk And then comes the chopper carrying away the Lenin statue, that stretches out its arm to her one last time]]. It's both hilarious and very sad.
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* The amazing "Flying Lenin Scene": After awaking from a long coma and her children [[ptitle1d213erd keeping the end of communism a secret]] from her, a loyal socialist woman leaves her appartment for the first time to find a world that's very different from what she had known all her life. As she starts to realize that something is really wrong, a helicopter comes flying by, carrying away a giant dismanteled Lenin statue [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk that seems to stretch out its arm to her for one last time, before disappearing into the sunset]]. It's even more amazing to watch in a theatre with the music and noise of the helicopter drowning out everything else. Clearly one of the greatest achievements of german cinema in the last decades.
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* The amazing "Flying Lenin Scene": After awaking from a long coma and her children [[ptitle1d213erd [[WhyWereBummedCommunismFell keeping the end of communism a secret]] from her, a loyal socialist woman leaves her appartment for the first time to find a world that's very different from what she had known all her life. As she starts to realize that something is really wrong, a helicopter comes flying by, carrying away a giant dismanteled Lenin statue [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kehu8QBHCCk that seems to stretch out its arm to her for one last time, before disappearing into the sunset]]. It's even more amazing to watch in a theatre with the music and noise of the helicopter drowning out everything else. Clearly one of the greatest achievements of german cinema in the last decades.
