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This is what life is
1972, dir. Bob Fosse. Cabaret’s a movie about Nazis whose chief storyteller is Joel Grey, with songs by Kander and Ebb and a subplot about German Jews in love. Weimar doesn’t get much sexier.
And one of the rare times the movie is better than the play (and arguably the book). PLUS an iconic fashion movie.