Films with Neo Nazis are always creepy, not only when they play in the new German states. Kriegerin leads us into an undefined small town in East Germany. There live Marisa (the great Alina Levshin) and her gang of racists, skinheads and Neo Nazis. A little bit of everything somehow... Anyway, it seems to be one, threatening and harassing everyone who doesn't share her ideology. Muslims, East Asians, long-haired people - all enemies. Only a matter of time until Marisa's boyfriend and finally herself cross a red line... But is it enough to self-knowledge to regret one's own deed in order to free oneself from the disgusting world view of National Socialism? Is he not regarded as a natural attitude where Marisa lives? Marisa suddenly learns about feelings such as decency and compassion. Yes, she can even imagine what it is like to raise a child. Much of what is going on inside her can only be guessed in her sad eyes. Is Marisa a tormented soul? Kriegerin is a German film with a relentless pace and some drastic scenes of violence. A film that heads for a tragic climax, from which there seems to be no escape. The city in which Marisa lives is grey. An eerie, grim city. Warriors were accused of presenting the neo-Nazi scene as "cool" and "rebellious"(...)
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