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The movie portrays a poignant youthful romance between a privileged son of high-ranking officials and a farm boy. Once again, we see a "foolish younger sibling" dynamic. Max Riemelt delivers another compassionate performance, portraying a boy with a humanitarian heart who escapes the constraints of war through suicide. Max Riemelt's beauty is at its peak, pure and flawless. Tom Schilling, with his sweet, tender, muscular physique, together they've cemented their status as a beloved national pairing in my mind. The scene of him sinking into the chilling lake is tragically beautiful and breathtaking, shattering my heart. People only care about victory; they are indifferent to everything else.

Okay, fujoshis, shotacon enthusiasts, and uniform fetishists, hurry and watch this film! Ah, there are just too many "moe" points! > <

Brainwashing should start from childhood; awakening should begin in youth.

A darker, more somber version of "The Chorus," a grim counterpart to "The Bottom of the Pond," and a gathering of fine-looking young men.

In the instant the boy released his grip in the icy river, I saw something in his eyes purer than the freezing water itself. And this purity, in turn, saved another boy.

"Before the Fall" is a gripping drama that delves into the complexities of Nazi Germany's elite education system. Friedrich Weimer's journey from a young boxer to a National Political Academy student is both captivating and unsettling. As he navigates the harsh environment, Friedrich's moral compass is constantly challenged, forcing him to confront the darkest aspects of human nature. The film's thought-provoking narrative raises important questions about loyalty, ambition, and the blurred lines between good and evil. With its intense performances and historical accuracy, "Before the Fall" is a must-watch for anyone interested in WWII era dramas.

"Set against the backdrop of Nazi Germany, Before the Fall is a gripping tale of social conformity and rebellion. Friedrich Weimer's pursuit of boxing success leads him to the prestigious National Political Academy, where he is forced to navigate the treacherous waters of loyalty and morality. As he becomes embroiled in the brutal realities of the Nazi regime, the film poses a haunting question: at what cost does one achieve success in a corrupt system?"