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Meredith 2022-03-23 09:02:46
Can't watch. . . . . Not wonderful. Art...
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Jimmy 2022-03-23 09:02:46
It's hilarious to see some people mention "redemption". Teenagers forced to go to war, forced to be Nazis, forced to demining with their lives, redemption, you...
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Nicola 2022-03-23 09:02:46
Winner takes all, loser for Kou. Denmark, who won World War II, was not much better at POWs than the Germans. The whole time I watched it, I was frightened. I didn't know when it exploded. Those prisoners of war who were smuggled out by the sergeant after finishing the bomb disposal, and they returned to Germany. They may not face the bright, poor boy, the victim of the cruel...
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Bette 2022-03-23 09:02:46
7/10. Tranquility can't dispel the crisis, and it is too difficult to overcome the hatred of identity opposition. When the dog was killed, the military commander still vented the dehumanizing insults of the prisoners of war, thinking that the large army who transported the demolished mines would be able to go home was chatting and laughing. Ashes vanished, a German boy desperately walked into the restricted area to rescue the little girl, and the military chief forgave them with blood and...
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Andres 2022-03-22 09:02:26
I was mentally prepared, but I didn't touch the tears. My Louis Hofmann is so handsome. It's the second time to see his pretty face on the big screen. There hasn't been a 100% German Peugeot Boy in German cinema for many years. We must praise his beauty! The ending is actually HE, a bit like "Polar Rebirth". As long as the films that are not in the Black German Army are deliberately destroyed in the end, otherwise it will be politically incorrect, and the same is true of "Attack from the Bottom...
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Wilburn 2022-03-22 09:02:26
Turning sadly, the boy walked directly to the minefield, setting a problem for Europe and even...
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Mortimer 2022-03-22 09:02:26
Story is king and provides an excellent perspective to reflect on war. Although the artillery fire has ceased, there is always something buried in the soil and left in the heart, ready to detonate at any time. In the past, I only knew that in order to resist the landing of the Allied forces, Rommel buried piles on the coastline of France, Belgium and Holland frantically to set up...
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Duncan 2022-03-22 09:02:26
The script and pacing are excellent, and every explosion is rocked from the seat. The scene of the officers and soldiers playing football on the beach in the back is a little tearful~ The music is accompanied by the sea breeze, which can blow away all the bitterness of...
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Scarlett 2022-03-22 09:02:26
The process of waiting for each sudden explosion is extremely torturous. Those of us who have never experienced war take it for granted that the light of humanity flashed in the film is taken for granted, but in an era devastated by war, the victors and the losers are swallowed up by hatred, and it is easier to let go and vent. After the ashes disappeared, the portrayal was very delicate, and the ending eventually became bright, otherwise it would become the forced "Hurt Locker"....
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Colin 2022-03-22 09:02:26
Young life, charming coast, these originally beautiful elements have become cruel basic colors because of the war. "Minefield" is a masterpiece that belongs to the two countries of Denmark and Germany to reflect on the war. The respect for human nature constitutes the film The deep inner depth, the pain of individual life, and the awakening of the original sin of war are coming...
Land of Mine Comments
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Nikki 2022-01-09 08:03:13
Landmines are not only buried under the sand, but also under the ribs
(Wen/Yang Shiyang) In the
face of an enemy, whether we can reach the other's heart through the other's "identity" is one of the yardsticks for judging a person's mediocrity or greatness. Identity is opposite, but human nature is universal. Some people will always deal with surface identities... -
Eriberto 2022-03-27 09:01:14
good
The film tells the story from the point of view of the Danes ordering German prisoners of war to clear mines. Generally speaking, the mines were buried by the German army during World War II, and the Danes should have the Germans dig them. The problem is in the details. Who should bear the guilt of...
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Lt. Ebbe Jensen: If they are old enough to go to war, they are old enough to clean up.
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closing title card: After the war, more than 2000 German prisoners were forced to remove over 1.5 million landmines from Denmark's west coast.
closing title card: Nearly half of them were killed or severely wounded.
closing title card: Many were barely more than children.
Director: Martin Zandvliet
Language: German,Danish,English Release date: December 3, 2015