Дрянная девчонка (1990)

"Dirty Girl" (1990) is a German film that combines drama, comedy, war, and history. The film stars Lena Stolze, Hans-Reinhard Müller, Monika Baumgartner, Elisabeth Bertram, Michael Gahr, Robert Higgenbach, Fred Schilke, Barbara Gallwuner, Udo Tomer, and Ludwig Vürg. The story revolves around young girls who live in a small German town during World War II. One of the girls, named Gretka, is drawn to the American soldiers who are stationed nearby. She falls in love with one of them and decides to leave her small town to be with him. The film deals with themes of love, war, and identity. It explores the struggles of the German people during World War II, as well as their relationships with the American soldiers who were occupying their country. The film also highlights the coming of age of Gretka, who goes on a journey of self-discovery as she leaves her hometown and sets out to start a new life. Michael Verhoeven directs "Dirty Girl," which features powerful performances from its ensemble cast. The film was critically acclaimed upon its release and remains an important work of German cinema.