Marlene Dietrich - Black Market

Black Market - Friedrich Holländer.
From film A foreign affair - 1948
A film with dramatic scenes and scenes of humor. The film has as background the first years after war in Germany.
Black Market - Friedrich Holländer
Do filme "A foreign affair ", aqui no Brasil teve o título de "A Mundana", de 1948.
Um filme com cenas dramáticas e cenas de humor. O filme tem como fundo os primeiros anos do pós guerra na Alemanha.

[@marguitar1]

Marlene made this film, but she MADE every film she was ever in!

[@hcombs0104]

No argument there. People make such a big deal about Judy Garland in Judgment at Nuremberg, but I always thought Dietrich was so much better, in a very understated way.

[@kennethmitchell6184]

2019 and this song still reflects the time we live in.Sad.

[@paulfroelich1024]

Can you explain what exactly this means?

[@vsbonvenuto1963]

Foi uma da maiores atrizes do seu tempo, parabéns Fernando!

[@davidanthonystone5165]

My camera it's a dandy, 6 by 9 just your size Love that Dietrich

[@OceanSwimmer]

The film, it's premise and determination to convict a woman socially associated with high-ups in the Nazi Party are ridiculous; what makes the film worth watching is Marlene. Her songs (listen carefully to the lyrics) depict the depths humans are driven when survival is at stake. Yes, Marlene deserved top billing. A shame she didn't get it. Wish this video had the footage from the movie.

[@OceanSwimmer]

Hey, thanks for the tip! Fixed it : )

[@diecheneydie]

You missed the plot. She wasn’t the target. She was bait for Hans-Otto Burgel, a Nazi high-up.