Enfant Terrible

About This Movie

So, 'Enfant Terrible' dives into the life of Rainer Werner Fassbinder, that audacious young talent who just barges onto the scene in this small Munich theater back in '67. The atmosphere is charged, almost electric, as he challenges the norms of the time, and you really feel that rebellious spirit. It's a fascinating exploration of creativity, ambition, and the darker sides of art, you know? The pacing, at times, feels erratic but in a way that mirrors Fassbinder's own chaotic journey. The performances are raw and intense, capturing that blend of vulnerability and bravado. What’s distinctive is how it doesn’t shy away from his flaws— it grapples with the complexities of genius and, honestly, that makes it a compelling watch for anyone interested in cinema's evolution.

Explores pivotal moments in Fassbinder's early career. · Captures the chaotic atmosphere of 1960s German theatre. · Offers a raw portrayal of artistic ambition and personal struggle.