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Michael Haneke went looking for the roots of fascism and won the Palme d’Or, a Golden Globe and many other awards. In a Protestant village in early 20th-century Germany, accident after accident looks less like chance, nobody will say who is behind them, and the children know more than they let on.
A year before the First World War, the doctor of a Protestant village in northern Germany is thrown when his horse trips on a wire strung across the road. More accidents follow, with no explanations, and though suspicion falls on the villagers, nobody is willing to talk. All the while the village children are watching, and they may know more than the adults are prepared to admit.
Oscars
Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film
2010
Oscars
Nomination for Best Cinematography
2010
Cannes Film Festival
Golden Palm
2009
Golden Globes
Best Foreign Language Film
2010
San Sebastian Film Festival
FIPRESCI Prize
2009
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