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The Wrong Move

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*The Wrong Move* is a 1975 West German road movie directed by Wim Wenders, featuring a screenplay by Peter Handke. The film serves as the second installment in Wenders's "Road Movie" trilogy, preceded by *Alice in the Cities* and followed by *Kings of the Road*. It stars Rüdiger Vogler as a young writer who leaves his hometown and travels across Germany in search of inspiration, accompanied by a series of disconnected strangers. The narrative explores themes of alienation, communication, and the search for artistic authenticity.

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Who directed the 1975 film 'The Wrong Move'?

It was directed by the acclaimed West German filmmaker Wim Wenders. The movie is the second installment in his famous Road Movie trilogy.

Who wrote the screenplay for 'The Wrong Move'?

The screenplay was written by acclaimed author Peter Handke. The story was loosely inspired by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's classic coming-of-age novel 'Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship.'

What is 'The Wrong Move' about?

The film follows a young writer named Wilhelm who leaves his hometown to find meaning and inspiration in life. He travels across West Germany with a strange cast of characters, including an aging poet.

Which famous German actor made his debut in 'The Wrong Move'?

Actor Rüdiger Vogler stars as the lead character, Wilhelm, marking the beginning of a long collaboration with Wenders. The film also features Nastassja Kinski in a small role early in her career.

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