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Chris Marker holds a unique place in cinema, with an approach to his subjects that is intensely personal, philosophical and poetic. This film is a fascinating study of social and political state of Paris and French politics following the events of September 11th and the ensuing war in Iraq. It is not unlike “Le Joli Mai” a 1962 documentary by Marker that focused on the state of mind of Parisians immediately following the end of the Algerian War. Both films, made 40 years apart, capture with humor the ironies of political activism, of political manipulations, and of hopes lost and regained.The cat, an animal worshiped by Marker, is fiercely independent and “never on the side of power.” He serves here as the backdrop for Marker’s musings through the streets and the subway. The grinning cat appears over the rooftops of the city, in tunnels, on sidewalks, and finally in political protests. Real cats also punctuate the film, most notably “Bolero,” a cat who resides in the metro station of

What does the German graffiti in the video game Call of Duty 2 mean?
In Call of Duty 2, in one of the Russian single-player missions, War Graffiti Dvd there is writing on a wall that reads “Einer spinnt immer!” which, when I translated it word-for-word, means “one spins always”. Obviously, that doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. Is there some German slang or World War II context that I’m overlooking?
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