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A scandal, that's what it was! In the late 1960s, Peter Fleischmann picked the picturesque Catholic village of as the backdrop for Jagdszenen aus , the adaptation of Martin Sperr's with the same name.

A young man named Abram – played by Sperr – returns to his family village. Soon the townspeople's thorns move from the in their eyes other disgraceful villagers to the much-needed mechanic.

Where did he return from? He was in prison. What for? For being a homosexual. He's a (a dirty pig), his mother says. The village whore can't turn him around. A sow is slaughtered in real time in celebration of a successful and plans for the town's future are forged.

While created when West Germany's was in place [1872–1994], illegality of same-sex relations], the homosexual aspect wasn't the main cause of the outrage. Some of the Landshutter villagers who played alongside the professional actors felt they were depicted as being backwards. This isn't a movie about hunting, sigted some. Lifting the veil of the prevalence of, a in a sense, *that* Germany (hush) was another.

Catholic Mass is a theatrical re-enactment of the life and suffering of the son of God. When rites outstay their meaning, when invocations turn routine, the worshippers lose sight.

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