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White-tiled rooms, neon lighting; on the walls black and white photographs documenting the atrocities committed by the german Wehrmacht on the Eastern Front in WW2. Against this background former soldiers talk about their experiences beyond the bounds of "normal" warfare. An uncompromising film on remembrance and oblivion.
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- Runtime
- 117 minutes
- Released
- Origin Country
- Germany
- Languages
- de, en
- Subtitles
- en
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