German director Christian Petzold discussed his new film "Miroirs No. 3," starring Paula Beer as a pianist taken in by a family after a car accident, which opens in New York and Los Angeles on March 20 after playing Cannes' Directors' Fortnight. Petzold reflected on how growing up in Berlin surrounded by Nazi history and his family's own complicated past—including having a grandfather who was an SS officer—has influenced his filmmaking approach to exploring truth and repression in cinema.
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German director Christian Petzold discussed his new film "Miroirs No. 3," starring Paula Beer as a pianist taken in by a family after a car accident, which opens in New York and Los Angeles on March 20 after playing Cannes' Directors' Fortnight. Petzold reflected on how growing up in Berlin surrounded by Nazi history and his family's own complicated past—including having a grandfather who was an SS officer—has influenced his filmmaking approach to exploring truth and repression in cinema.