US EditionThe Cabaret, the Great School of Marlene Dietrich
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There is nothing strange about the action of The Blue Angel, the film that held Marlene Dietrich, occurring in a cabaret, since that pizpiret girl, loaded with eroticism, came from a Berlinian environment that really lived. It was fifteen years, between the German defeat in World War I and the coming to power of Nazism in 1933, when Berlin lived a time of tolerance as never before seen anywhere. In the shadow of that war failure a total condesce…
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