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‘Fabian’ Director Dominik Graf on Today’s Weimar Era, Sexuality, Tom Schilling and the Grandiose Madame de Stael

In his latest work, “Fabian — Going to the Dogs,” Dominik Graf adapts a work that defines the tragic, hedonistic and dysfunctional era of the Weimar Republic from a writer widely known for his ...
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‘Fabian – Going to the Dogs’ Review: An Uneven, Three-Hour Attempt to Capture Weimar Dissipation

Though little known in the English-speaking world, Erich Kästner’s slim novel originally translated in 1932 as “Fabian. The Story of a Moralist” is a brilliantly astute rendering of life in Weimar ...
SBS

Erich Kästner, the Roaring Twenties and a new movie

Erich Kästner's book "Fabian: Going to the Dogs" has been turned into a movie and can be seen at the current German Film Festival. Leo Kretzenbacher from the University of Melbourne gives us an ...
BroadwayWorld

The Yoram Loewenstein Acting Studio Proudly Presents FABIAN

Erich Kästner, the renowned author, most famous for the children's books he wrote: "Emil and the Detectives", "Thirty-five of May", " Pünktchen and Anton" (Anna Louise and Anton), "Das Doppelte ...
Cineuropa

Dominik Graf almost ready with his next feature, Fabian - Going to the Dogs

Highly popular among German audiences, primarily for having directed detective and police procedural television films and series, Dominik Graf is readying his next feature for the cinemas, Fabian - ...
Variety

‘Fabian – Going to the Dogs’ Review: An Uneven, Three-Hour Attempt to Capture Weimar Dissipation

A directionless man in Berlin finds love during the turbulent period before Hitler’s takeover, but multiple pressures destroy his hopes. Though little known in the English-speaking world, Erich ...