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Police Lieutenant Krützfeld faces a momentous decision on the night of November 9, 1938, in Berlin. Following the assassination of a German attaché in Paris, wrongfully labelled a Jewish terrorist attack by Nazi propaganda, he receives the order to attack the Jewish quarter. As chaos erupts, Krützfeld must choose whether to obey the command or protect the innocent.
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Police Lieutenant Krützfeld faces a momentous decision on the night of November 9, 1938, in Berlin. Following the assassination of a German attaché in Paris, wrongfully labelled a Jewish terrorist attack by Nazi propaganda, he receives the order to attack the Jewish quarter. As chaos erupts, Krützfeld must choose whether to obey the command or protect the innocent.
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Genre:History, Thriller
Written By:Stefan Ruzowitzky, Julius Grützke, Jonathan Frank, Scott Mann
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Benaroya Pictures, Dor Film, Cinelaunch, The Launch Company
Cast
Stefan Ruzowitzky
Director
Clive Owen
Lieutenant Krützfeld
Alex Pettyfer
Kai Lehmann
Mélanie Laurent
Berta Krützfeld
Bradley James
Helldorff
Steven Berkoff
Rabbi Goldstein
Alexander Lincoln
Isaak Roth
Oliver Savell
Anton Krützfeld
Rudi Goodman
Rudi
Tommy Wilson-Bond
Herrman
Richard Coyle
Dr. Falk
Anita Adam Gabay
Grete Meyer
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