Die Lage
Directed by Thomas Heise15 de febrero de 2012 74minDocumental
6.54.3
Thomas Heise’s film reframes Pope Benedict XVI’s September 2011 visit to Erfurt not as a triumphal “Pope-mania” spectacle but as a meticulously orchestrated state ritual. In austere black-and-white, the omnipresent pontiff yields to police, snipers, security guards and a nervous premier, all in rigid protocol amidst Thuringia’s Catholic enclave. Under the cathedral’s slogan, “We are all together in our beliefs,” Heise quietly asks whether such choreographed faith still holds meaning.
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Die Lage was released on 15 de febrero de 2012.
Die Lage was directed by Thomas Heise.
Die Lage has a runtime of 74min.
Die Lage was produced by Heino Deckert.
Thomas Heise’s film reframes Pope Benedict XVI’s September 2011 visit to Erfurt not as a triumphal “Pope-mania” spectacle but as a meticulously orchestrated state ritual. In austere black-and-white, the omnipresent pontiff yields to police, snipers, security guards and a nervous premier, all in rigid protocol amidst Thuringia’s Catholic enclave. Under the cathedral’s slogan, “We are all together in our beliefs,” Heise quietly asks whether such choreographed faith still holds meaning.
The key characters in Die Lage are Himself (Benedict XVI).
Die Lage is a Documental film.
Die Lage has an audience rating of 6.5 out of 10.