the movie night crossing captures the feelings experienced by the vast majority of east germans during the period 1961 89. i lived in west berlin during most of 1967 and travelled through the wall into east berlin on a weekly basis. why. excitement and crossing a border into a soviet governed country and experiencing the smells and the feel of east germany and which is why night crossing is excellent and it captures that very feeling and and it is exciting. i was arrested by the vopos in checkpoint charlie and accosted by a man in his leather coat and dark glasses i am led to believe was stasi. when i watch the movie i can smell cheap diesel and cooking oil and i can see the outdated vehicles and the drab clothing the public wore and the lacklustre produce in shop windows. it brings back memories of realising just how lucky i was to live in a free country. in 1988 and i toured the ddr from east to west and north to south. east germany had changed little since 1967. the trabants and constantly breaking down and were still the main mode of private motorised transport and the shops still featured nothing much to tempt me and uniforms were still commonplace and but the people and the ordinary people were open and nice once you had gained their trust. watch night crossing and it as close to the truth as any movie you will see on divided germany and even closer than two other favourites the spy who came in from the cold and funeral in berlin. 
the movie night crossing captures the feelings experienced by the vast majority of east germans during the period 1961 89. i lived in west berlin during most of 1967 and travelled through the wall into east berlin on a weekly basis. why. excitement and crossing a border into a soviet governed country and experiencing the smells and the feel of east germany and which is why night crossing is excellent and it captures that very feeling and and it is exciting. i was arrested by the vopos in checkpoint charlie and accosted by a man in his leather coat and dark glasses i am led to believe was stasi. when i watch the movie i can smell cheap diesel and cooking oil and i can see the outdated vehicles and the drab clothing the public wore and the lacklustre produce in shop windows. it brings back memories of realising just how lucky i was to live in a free country. in 1988 and i toured the ddr from east to west and north to south. east germany had changed little since 1967. the trabants and constantly breaking down and were still the main mode of private motorised transport and the shops still featured nothing much to tempt me and uniforms were still commonplace and but the people and the ordinary people were open and nice once you had gained their trust. watch night crossing and it as close to the truth as any movie you will see on divided germany and even closer than two other favourites the spy who came in from the cold and funeral in berlin. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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