To understand the film, one must understand the book. Charlotte Roche’s novel was a literary sensation in Germany, selling over a million copies. It tapped into a specific vein of German cultural discourse regarding Sitte und Moral (customs and morality). The film adaptation carried the weight of this success, becoming a box office hit in Germany despite (or perhaps because of) its restrictive rating due to the graphic content.
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Despite political commitments (Ramsar Convention, EU WFD), German wetlands in 2013 remained in a "moderate to poor" state. Urgent rewetting and paludiculture adoption are required. The film adaptation carried the weight of this
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