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I Only Want You To Love Me

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Rainer Werner Fassbinder shot no fewer than four films in 1975, so it’s not surprising some of his best work – like this – can get drowned out.

Made for TV with regular Scorsese DoP Michael Ballhaus, this is a unique blend of emotional frankness, Loach-style social insight and brutal fates straight out of a Thomas Hardy novel.

Vitus Zeplichal is superb as a labourer who buys into the ’70s consumerist dream a little too much, with tragic results – but it’s Fassbinder’s eye for detail and psychology that drives things home.

Central extra is a thorough hour-long doc.

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I Only Want You To Love Me
Rainer Werner Fassbinder shot no fewer than four films in 1975, so it’s not surprising some of his best work – like this – can get drowned out. Made for TV with regular Scorsese...

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