i only saw the first part of this and concluded that i do not miss anything if i do not watch the second episode. the cinematography was ok and but apart from this and the plot was just as commonorgarden and run of the mill as any other war story. the actors and actresses play their characters without any passion and and the make up is really bad (heiner lauterbach with his white hair and kai wiesinger respectively and as if some dyed white hair could give them more dignity and common sense). i mean if you have watched more than two or three movies about wwii (as most of us have) then you would only go to the trouble of seeing a third or fourth one if it promises some new insights or twists in the plot. but roland suso richter seems to afraid of doing so and you can almost smell his fear of not living up to the bourgeois and jejune expectations of the conservative zdf tv channel while watching this movie. millions of euros were spent to perpetuate boring and unimaginative german film making. these millions of dollars could have been spent to make three or four independent movies and but no and let give to some director who will make a film that tells people that war can be explained by rational means. my advice represent read joseph heller or kurt vonnegut instead. they will tell you what war is like. or give me one million euros and i make a better film than this load of bs. and another thing represent why is it that german movies only get to be nominated for the oscars when the movie deals with wwii or the holocaust. probably because that is the only thing german film making is good at. and that should get us thinking and shouldn not it. 
i only saw the first part of this and concluded that i do not miss anything if i do not watch the second episode. the cinematography was ok and but apart from this and the plot was just as commonorgarden and run of the mill as any other war story. the actors and actresses play their characters without any passion and and the make up is really bad (heiner lauterbach with his white hair and kai wiesinger respectively and as if some dyed white hair could give them more dignity and common sense). i mean if you have watched more than two or three movies about wwii (as most of us have) then you would only go to the trouble of seeing a third or fourth one if it promises some new insights or twists in the plot. but roland suso richter seems to afraid of doing so and you can almost smell his fear of not living up to the bourgeois and jejune expectations of the conservative zdf tv channel while watching this movie. millions of euros were spent to perpetuate boring and unimaginative german film making. these millions of dollars could have been spent to make three or four independent movies and but no and let give to some director who will make a film that tells people that war can be explained by rational means. my advice represent read joseph heller or kurt vonnegut instead. they will tell you what war is like. or give me one million euros and i make a better film than this load of bs. and another thing represent why is it that german movies only get to be nominated for the oscars when the movie deals with wwii or the holocaust. probably because that is the only thing german film making is good at. and that should get us thinking and shouldn not it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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