‘True’ movie review

Where would movies be without World War II? That is not an easy question. Every year, the famous two decades dedicated to the most brutal and painful conflict in world history provide new material for a plethora of new movies, books, plays and musical features. The range of Classics Holocaust and other war-related subjects includes all the American flourishes of the past (who can ever forget or will forget David Selznick’s As you went, By Claudette Colbert, Jennifer Jones and Shirley Temple?) to use EPICS like A boy named Joe and Thirty seconds above Tokyo, Not to mention the endless variety of stars who fought for freedom, peace and the end of war on screen, from Margaret O’Brien to Boris Karloff. It’s always fresh, and the latest entry in the overcrowded genre is a serious, well-made drama worth seeing, adged Truth and Treason, About the youngest person ever executed by the Third Reich for his devotion to criticizing Adolf Hitler.

Helmuth Hübener (played by Ewan Horrocks) was a handsome, intelligent teenager in Hamburg who was passionate about bicycles, swimming and engaging in his political views. He was a good student, the son of a liberal preacher, their new big stability father showing the first signs of racial intolerance and a frightening loyalty to the Nazi party types. When one of his best friends was killed because he was a Jew, Helmuth was so traumatized that his revised view of German law and order was governed by an alternate conscience – slowly, he typed warnings like Hitler! ” and send them to the urban areas of Germany. The agitprop, the angry response from the government and the media and the many tireless fingers that were left behind began to add up as the film tirelessly lists the participation of Helmuth’s friends, enemies and family members.

The result of more flowering and slaughtering is finally a disaster, and in the end Helmuth, without one admits that there is something wrong, wrong determination and determination to become one of the best War heroes of the decade. Devoted to the truth and became a dangerous cause without consequences, even if it was sentenced to death at the Guillotine, “the jury will judge – the truth will judge.” Someone who could only salute him for being so brave – and wished he hadn’t been so unduly naïve.

Filming in Lithuania, director Matt Whitaker directs a complete cast that includes Rupert Evert Evens as Herfish Rissener, and impresses with his talent for Ewan while greeting with more talent that I predict soon and many people deal with and more.