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Autumn (430 KP) rated Dark in TV

Dec 30, 2017

Dark

2017 | Crime, Film-Noir, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Thriller

8.1

(41 Ratings)

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Dark is very dark and eerie (2 more)

Interesting story with supernatural elements

Follows several families in a small German town, as you get further in you see that three generations of each family have been/are involved.

Subtitles or dubbed english (1 more)

That end of the last episode made it seem like next season would be even more far fetched and maybe not in a good way.

Interesting story that follows three generations of several families in a small German town. It’s definitely a show you’ll have to pay attention to or you’ll get lost. My only concern is the end of the last episode, seems like it might be headed in the direction of a bad syfy movie. Just have to wait and see.

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Wörterbuch Deutsch Russisch

Education and Book

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This is German - Russian and Russian - German dictionary; Wörterbuch Deutsch - Russisch und...

Wörterbuch Deutsch Französisch

Reference and Education

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This is German - French and French - German dictionary; Wörterbuch Deutsch - Französisch und...

Shadows of War

Michael Ridpath

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October, 1939: War has been declared, but until the armies massed on either side of the...

John Taylor recommended Wings of Desire (1987) in Movies (curated)

Wings of Desire (1987)

1987 | International, Drama, Sci-Fi

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"The film that restored grace and poetry to Berlin and the German language after forty years of stereotypical war movies featuring stereotypical German actors playing the parts of stereotypical Germans. The fog of war had settled over Birmingham when I came along in 1960, and there was no moving it for some time. Nothing about Germany was to be trusted, as even its postwar art was tainted by the events surrounding the Holocaust, unsurprisingly. But I was glad when this movie came along, despite the awful history of the twentieth century, as it allowed me to love Germany for what it is now, its language, the sound of its spoken word and all its formidable arts. Wim Wenders must surely be Germany’s greatest living director."

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