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Αργόσυρτο και χωρίς ιδιαίτερο σασπένς. Αν δεν σε κερδίζει ο πρωταγωνιστής την παρατάς στα πρώτα 5-10 λεπτά. Αν αντέξεις, το νόημα είναι ωραία δοσμένο και ο επίλογος έξυπνος.


Germany convicted men for being gay under a law that stayed in force until 1994, and in 1945 they went from the camps straight to a cell. Franz Rogowski (“Undine”) ends up there three times in a film that won the Jury Prize in Un Certain Regard at Cannes, and his one constant is a fellow inmate.
When Hans walks out of a concentration camp in 1945, he goes straight to prison, because his sentence for being gay hasn’t been served yet. He’ll be back twice more over the next twenty years. Each time he shares a cell with Victor, a convicted murderer who wants nothing to do with him.
Cannes Film Festival
Jury Prize - Un Certain Regard
2021
European Film Awards
Best Cinematography
2021
Athens Film Festival
Audience Award
2021
Sarajevo Film Festival
Best Film
2021
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