Piotr Kozlowski

Alivia 2022-03-15 08:01:03

On the eleventh viewing day of the dark circle, Polish female director Agnieszka Holland's work "Europe Europe". The film is adapted from real events, the plot twists and turns, and the character prototype of the boy appears at the end of the film, which is basically the Jewish version of...

Wiley 2022-03-15 08:01:03

Polish female director Agnieszka Holland was born in Warsaw and studied film in Prague under Milos Foreman. After the "Prague Spring" incident, she continued to stay in the Czech Republic and was eventually arrested and imprisoned for political reasons. She was tortured and tortured before...

Rocio 2022-03-25 09:01:23

Can't feel anything, the hero's face is really not like the hero of a movie - it's too dull. The story is so boring, and the beautiful Julie appeared in less than a few minutes.

Onie 2022-03-15 08:01:03

3.5 This film has a script with the potential of a masterpiece. Unfortunately, the director's presentation is not satisfactory. The story of the film is largely a tribute to "The Lost Boys". The conceit of being born uses young people to write about ordinary people in the big era. It is this kind of World War II reflection film that is excellent. This film focuses more on depicting the Jewish identity and how to survive in the cracks. Jewish boys are nothing but grass. In order to survive, a boy who is both a member of the Soviet Communist Youth League and a Hitler Youth Team has two diametrically opposite identities. His existence is like a black man with bleached skin. It is as full of irony of the times as it is today. Left or extreme right is the same thing. Totalitarianism is the bigger theme. The irony peaks at the end when the brother in the camp uniform cries while hugging the brother in the SS uniform. But the director of the film, Horan Compared to this excellent script, the director's ability is mediocre. Many monologues and untextured soundtracks have lowered the heaviness and absurdity of the movie.