1:22:01
are we giving away
70,000 square miles of land
1:22:05
and abandoning six million
of our fellow Germans?!
1:22:08
Because we have been
1:22:10
stabbed in the back!
1:22:12
By the profiteers
1:22:15
and the maggots
and the parasites.
1:22:18
And make no mistake,
1:22:20
Germany's greatest enemy
lives within.
1:22:24
Deutschlanders...!
1:22:27
Deutschlanders...!
1:22:30
Deutschlanders...!
Deutschlanders...!
1:22:34
Deutschlanders...!
1:22:37
Deutschlanders...!
1:22:49
Ah, Rothman.
1:22:51
There you are.
1:22:53
Well, what do you think?.
1:22:56
What can one say?
1:22:59
This is...
1:23:01
the new art.
1:23:04
l realized something that
all you hoity-toity types missed
1:23:08
drinking your coffee,
1:23:10
smoking your cigarettes
with your mistresses.
1:23:13
The way to reinvent art is not to make it
political-- far too small a step.
1:23:18
No, Rothman,
1:23:19
you could say you and I were
ploughing the same
1:23:22
furrows for a while,
1:23:23
but then I made
the bigger leap.
1:23:26
Politics is the new art.
1:23:29
Yes, Rothman,
my whole life
1:23:31
has been a detour
to this moment.
1:23:33
Everything l've struggled
to learn about art,
1:23:35
about design, color,
composition,
1:23:37
theater, opera,
architecture--
1:23:39
l'm gonna stuff it all into this
and make it live again.
1:23:42
l've always thought you to be
an intuitive futurist.
1:23:45
You're so disappointing.
1:23:48
Am I only acceptable to you
if you can classify me?
1:23:51
Isn't that emblematic
of the world we both despise?
1:23:55
What's happened to you?
You're suddenly so conventional.
1:23:59
Go deeper, you said.