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Rvsy20 — 10 years ago(December 21, 2015 06:28 PM)

Art is a potent weapon in the fight for our freedom to be seen and heard. The noble characters in The Lives of Others are a writer, an actress, and a composer. Activist students marching with fists in the air are not what awaken Wieslers soul. It is music. And poetry.
For the full essay:
http://www.rafsy.com/films-2000s-present/the-lives-of-others-the-awakening-of-a-soul/
Please visit my blog on personal essays about the inspirational effect of films on my life:
www.rafsy.com
Thank you.

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"Ucho" (The Ear) is even better. More natural, too.
https://www.patreon.com/LoyalOpposition

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