With beautiful (if familiar) music from Tiersen, and very touching performances from Brühl and Sass, Becker’s bitter-sweet tale – following a son’s attempts to keep the fall of communism from his fragile mother, who has just woken from an eight month coma, in order to shield her from the shock – transcends its sit-com-like farce plot, proving to be gently funny, quietly thoughtful, and really quite moving. Iain.Stott
Sunday, 8 November 2009
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