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* ''Film/{{Angst}}'' is loosely based on the crimes of Austrian serial killer [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werner_Kniesek Werner Kniesek]]. In addition to most of the characters, including the killer himself, going [[NoNameGiven unnamed]], the time frames are compressed significantly to fit the film's runtime. In reality, Kniesek tortured his victims over periods of seven to eleven hours before finally murdering them. In addition, Kniesek had multiple arrests before his eventual life sentence, whereas his film counterpart is only released once [[spoiler:before being given a life sentence following the events of the film]].
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* ''Film/{{Angst}}'' is loosely based on the crimes of Austrian serial killer [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werner_Kniesek Werner Kniesek]]. In addition to most of the characters, including the killer himself, going [[NoNameGiven unnamed]], the time frames are compressed significantly to fit the film's runtime. In reality, Kniesek tortured his victims over periods of seven to eleven hours before finally murdering them. In addition, Additionally, Kniesek had multiple arrests before his eventual life sentence, whereas his film counterpart is only released once [[spoiler:before being given a life sentence following the events of the film]].
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* ''Film/{{Angst}}'' is loosely based on the crimes of Austrian serial killer [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werner_Kniesek Werner Kniesek]]. In addition to most of the characters, including the killer himself, going [[NoNameGiven unnamed]], the time frames are compressed significantly to fit the film's runtime. In reality, Kniesek tortured his victims over a period of seven to eleven hours before finally murdering them. In addition, Kniesek had multiple arrests before his eventual life sentence, whereas his film counterpart is only released once before being given a life sentence following the events of the film.
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* ''Film/{{Angst}}'' is loosely based on the crimes of Austrian serial killer [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werner_Kniesek Werner Kniesek]]. In addition to most of the characters, including the killer himself, going [[NoNameGiven unnamed]], the time frames are compressed significantly to fit the film's runtime. In reality, Kniesek tortured his victims over a period periods of seven to eleven hours before finally murdering them. In addition, Kniesek had multiple arrests before his eventual life sentence, whereas his film counterpart is only released once before [[spoiler:before being given a life sentence following the events of the film.film]].
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* ''Film/{{Angst}}'' is loosely based on the crimes of Austrian serial killer [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werner_Kniesek Werner Kniesek]]. In addition to most of the characters, including the killer himself, going [[NoNameGiven unnamed]], the time frames are compressed significantly to fit the film's runtime. In reality, Kniesek tortured his victims over a period of seven to eleven hours before finally murdering them. In addition, Kniesek had multiple arrests before his eventual life sentence, whereas his film counterpart is only released once before being given a life sentence following the events of the film.
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* The Creator/BruceLee film ''Film/FistOfFury'' is based around the death of a real man named [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huo_Yuanjia Huo Yuanjia]], a beloved martial arts master who took ill and died suddenly in mysterious circumstances. A note at the beginning of the film, that otherwise [[ThisIsAWorkOfFiction says that the events depicted in the film are fictional]], mentions that the screenwriters were inspired to create the story from one of the theories circulating around the circumstances of Huo Yuanjia's death at the time -- that he was assassinated by jealous foreign rivals because he had become a symbol of Chinese pride and national identity (Yuanjia had defeated several foreign fighters in publicized matches at a time when Chinese sovereignty was being eroded by foreign imperialism and concessions to other powers like the British Empire, Russia and Japan).
