Talk:Julia Koschitz

Weil Du mir gehörst (or) weil du mir gehörst [because you belong to me]
The most political important movie of Julia Koschnitz is "Weil du mir gehörst". It's a movie about the Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS). The German and Austrian family-law is still today very NASZI influenced with just a few reforms during the past years. Fathers have nothing to say if a mother decides that, even a father would be more competent. Exeptions exists and in the past years more equality was established but like women are often discriminated in jobs and other parts of social life, in beeing a "full" parent in Germany and Austria still fathers are discriminted just because they are male! Mothers have to reproduce children for the war and are respnsible for the kitchen and the kids and man are responsible to fight in wars; a typical relict from the NAZI system which is still a heritage in modern central European countries. This movie is not the first one but (yet) the most emotional one about this topic and why it hurts children. It could have been otherwise, too, because a few little (little!!!) reforms opened the opportunity for some fathers to use the child/children as weapons against their Ex-Partner as well but statisticly according to the practise it is the Ex-wife who does it. It doesn't mean that man would be better, if they could do that; it just represents the statistics of opportunity and the unfairness of the system and especialy for the child as a victim. Julia Koschnitz is a genius! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 85.212.182.230 (talk) 20:07, 23 March 2021 (UTC)