As We Were Dreaming

About This Movie

As We Were Dreaming, directed by Andreas Dresen, captures that raw, often tumultuous period right after the Berlin Wall fell. It's gritty and real, focused on a tight-knit group of East German friends navigating their new reality. The film paints a vivid picture of uncertainty and liberation, exploring themes of friendship and identity amidst a changing political landscape. The performances are naturalistic, almost like you're eavesdropping on life as it unfolds. Dresen's direction keeps things flowing at a contemplative pace, allowing moments of silence to speak volumes. There’s a palpable atmosphere of both hope and disillusionment that lingers long after the credits roll. It's a unique perspective on a transformative time in history that feels personal yet universal.

Focus on the themes of friendship and identity. · Notable for its naturalistic performances. · Captures the atmosphere of post-Wall Germany.