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Napola - Aristocracy für den Führer

• 20042004
• 1 h 50 m

Friedrich's boxing skills gets him in an elite Nazi loftier schoolhouse in a castle in 1942. He enrolls confronting his dad'southward wish as information technology promises a brighter future. It'southward not what he expected. Friedrich's boxing skills gets him in an elite Nazi high school in a castle in 1942. He enrolls against his dad's wish equally information technology promises a brighter future. It's not what he expected. Friedrich'southward boxing skills gets him in an elite Nazi high school in a castle in 1942. He enrolls confronting his dad's wish equally information technology promises a brighter future. Information technology's not what he expected.

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Should have been a contender for 'best foreign moving-picture show'

Contains slight spoilers.

This is one of a new breed of German films (similar 'The Downfall') that takes a new expect at the Nazi menses. Information technology is not afraid to evidence how attractive Nazism really seemed to most Germans at the fourth dimension and to show 'dainty' characters happily giving the Hitler salute. Non that the film is in whatever way pro-Nazi -- quite the contrary.

Hither we have a story about an élite school for future Nazi leaders. A working-class boy who is good at boxing is given a identify there, where he makes friends with the sensitive son of the local Nazi leader. The brutality of the organization eventually pushes both of them to become outsiders. Ii suicides tellingly punctuate the story.

The acting is outstanding throughout, especially by the immature stars of the motion picture. Max Riemelt is particularly skilful as the boxer. The character is meant to exist a doer rather than a thinker, unlike his friend, just Riemelt manages the transition from easy-going and rather lightheaded Hitler youth to someone who is prepared to stand against the inhumanity of Nazism.

The plot contains some powerful dramatic set pieces, such as the scene with the manus grenades and the one where the students dive under a frozen lake. These are brilliantly handled past the managing director and screenwriter, Dennis Gansel. He manages to bring out the full drama of them without overdoing it or lurching into melodrama or pathos.

I'yard not by and large a bully fan of German films, many of which tend to exist either self-consciously high-sounding or trashily commercial. This is the best 1 I've seen since Das Boot.

• pawebster
• January 14, 2005

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