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The 9 pages that link to Rainer Werner Fassbinder, each with the reason it gives.

• German cinemaRelated: His films examined class, desire, and the afterlife of fascism in West Germany.

• New German CinemaRelated: His films made social hierarchies and their costs central to the movement.

• Werner HerzogRelated: His prolific, socially focused filmmaking offers a distinct counterpart to Herzog’s emphasis on extremes and myth.

• European cinemaRelated: His prolific work linked national history to European art-house filmmaking.

• Wim WendersRelated: Fassbinder was a leading contemporary in the New German Cinema alongside Wenders.

• Douglas SirkRelated: Fassbinder’s admiration helped prompt a major reassessment of Sirk’s films.

• Cinema of GermanyRelated: His films examined postwar German society through melodrama, political critique, and intense production output.

• Alfred DöblinRelated: Fassbinder’s extended adaptation renewed attention to Döblin’s novel for a later generation.

• Quentin CrispRelated: Crisp acted in Fassbinder’s film The Third Generation.