Farmer Franz lives peacefully in an Austrian town with his wife Franziska and three young daughters. After the outbreak of World War II, he was drafted into the army for training. But the war mobilization he encountered in the barracks made him doubt the war, or the nature and purpose of the war. After returning to his hometown to reunite with his wife and daughter for a short time, the beautiful pastoral life strengthened the idea of refusing to contribute to the Nazi war. He expressed his confusion and conviction to the governor and priest, but was severely reprimanded, and even the whole town began to squeeze out their family. After being recalled to the barracks again, Franz refused to participate in training, and remained unchanged after being punished by the officer. He was thrown into an army prison and began a long period of labor and trial. In the end, the Nazi court that ruled out dissidents sentenced him to death
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A Hidden Life movie plot
2022-01-15 08:03
Extended Reading
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Trystan 2022-03-28 09:01:10
In Malick's re-established language system, one is the judgmental, executioner's language, externalized into German; the other is the recitation of letters and flowing consciousness, which is called "secret".
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Beau 2022-03-19 09:01:08
The country life in the first half showed a wealth of work content, and I basically saw it as an Austrian Li Ziqi. The art is great, and the story is like a person standing outside a wormhole and watching the inside of the wormhole—good...slow...
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Mayor Kraus: This is what happens when a world dies. Men survive. But their life is gone. Their life is gone! Their reason for living.
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Franz Jägerstätter: [interal monologue] Once you never forgave anyone... judged people without mercy. Now you see your own weakness... so you can understand the weakness of others.