Fighting to Survive
di Anthony Lane The New Yorker
If the owners of the Terminator brand ever wish to revisit the Teutonic route, traversed in such crunching style by Schwarzenegger, they should take a good look at Benno Fürmann. His footsteps might not be as large as Arnie's, but he still cuts a forbidding figure, with blue eyes that could easily double as lasers. In a new German film, "Jerichow," he hardly ever starts a conversation, preferring to speak only when spoken to—like a polite child, or a prisoner in the dock. He doesn't move much, either, unless there are specific tasks to fulfill, such as loading a truck or putting his hand in a woman's mouth to stop her from crying out as they try to make silent love. [...]
di Anthony Lane, articolo completo (4645 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New Yorker 1 giugno 2009
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