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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
Brand: Koch International
EAN: 0741952650898
Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Label: Koch Vision
Manufacturer: Koch Vision
Number Of Items: 2
Publisher: Koch Vision
Region Code: 1
Release Date: February 05, 2008
Running Time: 180 minutes
Sales Rank: 12346
Studio: Koch Vision
Theatrical Release Date: 2006
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Description: January, 1945. In the uncertain days leading up to the Allied bombings of Dresden, Anna (Felicitas Woll) discovers Robert Newman (John Light), an injured British pilot, hiding in a hospital cellar. Torn between loyalty and desire, the young nurse risks everything to help him recover. As Anna struggles to keep his true identity a secret and Robert battles to survive behind enemy lines, a catastrophic fate descends upon the city.
DVD Extras: Making-of Featurette, Archival Military Footage of the Dresden bombings
Amazon.com: A love story set amidst the chaos and horror of World War II, Dresden tells the tale of a beautiful young German nurse who falls in love with an injured British pilot. Anna (Felicitas Woll) is engaged to a wealthy doctor, but she wants more than the bland certainty he can offer her. While on her rounds at the hospital, she discovers Robert (John Light), who is in hiding. Anna knows little about him and is initially unaware that he is a British soldier, and therefore her enemy. What starts as a quiet, private romance escalates into an affair that the couple has a difficult time containing. Woll and Light make beautiful leads, but it's the supporting characters who stand out. Dr. Carl Mauth (Heiner Lauterbach), Anna's father, is a complicated and compelling man who will resort to stealing morphine if his patients are in need. Watching his emotive face, viewers understand his intent without having to hear him speak. Dresden's filmmakers do a formidable job of presenting both the Brits and the Germans as flawed people who aren't sure what is right and wrong. Set in January, 1945, prior to the Allied bombings of Dresden, the German production team does a fine job of meshing soap opera type melodrama with feverish action. There are some scenes that are horrific and gruesome to watch. But more often than not, they succinctly set the tone for the violence that accompanies war. Though the three-hour miniseries (which offers both English and German with English subtitles) has been favorably compared with the epic love story portrayed in Titanic, it also shares some of the sweet aspects of Summer of My German Soldier, a 1978 made-for-TV movie that depicts the unlikely friendship between a young Jewish girl and a German POW. As with war, there sometimes is no explanation for love. It just happens. --Jae-Ha Kim
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Sad but exellent. I was in Dresden and can still feel the present of so much wasted lives.
Exellent history movie.
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Learning what the devastation was like was real but the love life of the main characters needs modifying seemed just thrown in and exploited to sell the show and it didn't need that. Too bad
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This two-cd set gives you the made for teleivision mini-series. It chronicles the forbidden love between a British bomber pilot and the daughter of a Hospital Director, who is also a nurse and aspiring doctor. It also gives a realistic picture of the bombing of Dresden in World War II, which serves as the context for the story.
Overall, I thought this was a qualtiy movie. The lead actress, Felicitas Woll is very good in her role, and believable in most spots. I thought the movie ... Read More
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It does a good job of presenting the history without grinding any axes. And if you've ever wondered what exactly Hogans Heroes were doing over Germany when they got shot down, as I used to, now you'll know . The special effects are pretty damn believable, at least to me who have never seen a city fire bombed. But the love story part is a disaster. Maybe it would have taken a 3rd disk and another 100 million Euros to develop the romance and make it plausible. Well, it isn't, so best sit back ... Read More
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This was a good love story in a historical setting. I try to find films to watch for 'family movie night' that my teenagers might actually learn or connect with history. There were a couple scenes that I requested my teenagers to turn their heads away from the screen, but over all I was fine with the movie. I will worn you though; this movie has lots of spoken German so subtitles are part of the entire movie.
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