Name: Yesterday Girl
Genre: Drama
Released: 1967
Rating: 70
Cast: Alexandra Kluge, Günter Mack, Hans Korte, Werner Kreindl, Eva Maria Meineke

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A young German woman searches for happiness, liberation, and independence in the illusive wake of a transformative national recovery.

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Genres: Coming-Of-Age Drama Neorealism
Mood: MelancholicHopefulReflectiveHeartwarmingEmotionalInspiringYearningEmpowering
Themes: Coming Of AgeSelf-DiscoveryFreedom Vs. ControlOvercoming PrejudiceLove And LiberationThe Pursuit Of Happiness
Plot: Finding PurposeJourney Of Self-DiscoveryStruggles For IndependenceEncountering New FriendsNavigating Societal Expectations
Pacing: EpisodicLeisurely
Narrative: Real-Time NarrativeEpisodic Structure
Dialog: Philosophical DiscussionsColloquial Language
Character Types: EverymanDreamer
Time: 1960s
Place: Urban CityscapeSuburban Neighborhood
Cinematic Style: First-Person PerspectiveMinimalist DesignBlack And White Cinematography
Costume and Set: Modern AttireColor-Coded Costumes

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Directed by:

Alexander Kluge, Edgar Reitz

Written by:

Alexander Kluge

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Alexander Kluge

Cast

Alexandra Kluge

Anita G.

Günter Mack

Pichota

Hans Korte

Richter

Werner Kreindl

Chef der Plattenfirma

Eva Maria Meineke

Frau Pichota

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