An old man Zev Guttman ( Christopher Plummer ) suffering from Alzheimer’s disease has forgotten more and more things over time. However, the vengeance of his family members killed by the Nazis in Auschwitz during World War II has become more and more in his heart. Lai Yueqiang, after the death of his wife, he began to track down a Nazi prison officer named Otto Wallisch in Auschwitz with the help of his friend Max ( Martin Landau ) in the same nursing home . The prison officer changed his name to Rudy Kurlander, disguised as a Auschwitz survivor and fled to Canada. When he found the fourth Rudy Kurlander, Zev remembered that he was Otto Wallisch. The fourth Rudy Kurlander was his original comrade in arms. After the comrades told him, Zev remembered that after the war, in order to escape punishment, the two tattooed each other to escape punishment. The old man had forgotten his name and the past. Then the old man killed his comrades in arms. Before committing suicide, he said "I Remember." (He did not forget his identity and name), and then committed suicide.
Remember movie plot
2022-01-17 08:01
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Tessie 2022-03-20 09:02:35
The last shocking reversal, so that the awesome marksmanship and the question of why you like Wagner are all solved...
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Laurine 2022-03-29 09:01:07
6.5 points. Similar to Wen Ziren's "Fatal Induction," the film accomplishes a rare and subtle genre reversal: at first glance you think you're watching another version of "Father Trapped in Time" because he tells It is also a story of how an old man fights aging, only to watch it slip into the anti-war story of how the Nazis repented and redeemed their sins at the end of their lives. Although the story is speculatively catering to political correctness from the point of view of ideological placement and rough director execution, it benefits from the wonderful performance of Mr. Plummer (an old Nazi who believes that he is a Jew takes revenge on another old Nazi , it sounds full of trembling tension), as well as the blank space for his old Jewish friend in the film (it is difficult for us to determine whether the male protagonist was used for revenge or a repentant atonement), the ambiguity and darkness of human nature are in It's swaying here, because you can't be sure whether this is the end of hatred or the next dormant of hatred, and you can't tell whether this is the growth of evil or the recovery of good.
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Max Rosenbaum: [in letter to Zev] We are the last living survivors from our prison block. Besides me, you are the only person who could still recognize the man who killed our families.
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Max Rosenbaum: Do you remember what you said you would do when Ruth died?
Zev Gutman: [pauses] No.
Max Rosenbaum: That's okay, it's okay. I wrote everything down so you could remember.