— Overview
The notes stay with that triangle, and with the claim that love in later life is still love, not a subject to be set aside.
— Contents and key concepts
Thirty years, and a neighbor
The notes take up the film We Also Love — Andreas Dresen’s Cloud 9 (Wolke 9). Werner and Inge, they write, have been married thirty years. Then Inge meets their neighbor Karl, and is torn.
The story they follow is that triangle: a long marriage, a new closeness, and the difficulty of standing between the two.
Love that age does not bar
The film, in their reading, treats later-life love as love that is not barred by age. It includes bed scenes as part of that love, not as something to look away from.
They mark this as the film’s frankness. Desire is not reserved for a younger plot.
Staying with the three
The notes stay with Werner, Inge, and Karl, and with what the film is willing to show of later life. They do not turn from the household into another kind of assignment.
They wanted to keep that frankness in view. The same Korean notes, written out more fully, are on CampusDown.
Sources
- Student notes on the film We Also Love, read through Werner, Inge, Karl, and later-life love.
Last updated 15 November 2026
Frequently asked questions
Who are Werner and Inge in Dresen’s Cloud 9?
A married pair of thirty years. Inge then meets their neighbor Karl, and is torn.
What kind of love does the film, in their reading, take up?
Later-life love among three people. The film does not treat age as a bar, and it includes bed scenes as part of that love, not as something to look away from.
Where do the notes stop?
With the film itself, and with that household. They do not turn the page into a career plan or a wider program of study.
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