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* {{Irony}}: The finale [[spoiler:has the Braun kitchen room blowing up in a domestic accident while the radio plays broadcast of the West German football team defeating Hungary's Mighty Magyars in the World Cup Final]].
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* {{Irony}}: The finale [[spoiler:has the Braun kitchen room blowing up in a domestic accident while the radio plays broadcast the final minutes of Herbert Zimmermann's commentary for the 1954 FIFA World Cup final, in which the West German football team defeating defeated Hungary's Mighty Magyars in the World Cup Final]].Magyars]].
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* ParentWithNewParamour: Surprisingly, Maria's mother finds a new partner despite her DespairSpeech about loosing the love of her life at the beginning of the film.
* PostHistoricalTrauma : This film deals with the trauma of the post-war German generation, dealing both with the violence and fallout of the war, perhaps more than any work made by Fassbinder.
* PostHistoricalTrauma : This film deals with the trauma of the post-war German generation, dealing both with the violence and fallout of the war, perhaps more than any work made by Fassbinder.
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* ParentWithNewParamour: Surprisingly, Maria's mother finds a new partner despite her DespairSpeech about loosing losing the love of her life at the beginning of the film.
*PostHistoricalTrauma : PostHistoricalTrauma: This film deals with the trauma of the post-war German generation, dealing both with the violence and fallout of the war, perhaps more than any work made by Fassbinder.
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The film was perhaps the most successful work of Fassbinder, and the first installment of his BRD Trilogy, followed by ''Film/VeronikaVoss'' and ''Lola''. It is also a Creator/RogerEbert favourite and added the film to his [[Main/RogerEbertGreatMoviesList Great Movies List]].
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The film was perhaps the most successful work of Fassbinder, and the first installment of his BRD Trilogy, followed by ''Film/VeronikaVoss'' and ''Lola''. It is also a Creator/RogerEbert favourite and added the film to his [[Main/RogerEbertGreatMoviesList Great Movies List]].List.
