Shooting a lot of details, not boring but also a good sense of rhythm. A man who had murdered in war did not receive the punishment he deserved. He was only imprisoned for more than ten years for war crimes, but was forced to commit suicide because he was found to have murdered two prostitutes. Could it be that the purposeful murder of an individual is more sinful than the slaughter of large numbers of people in war?
Is perversion more sinful in people's minds than slaughter in war?
The most ironic thing is Omar's role. He doesn't even care whether the Fuhrer is assassinated or not, and is still trying to find clues about the case at a possible turning point in history. Although this film is about Germans, it is full of American disdain and sense of humor. Who cares about history? I only care about the truth!
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