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Denmark's 'Land of Mine' Is a Harrowing Look at Life After War
Reed, Rex http://observer.com/2017/02/land-of-mine-movie-review-martin-zandvliet/
Publisher: Observer
Date Written: 17/02/2017
Year Published: 2017
Resource Type: Article
A film review for Denmark's "Land of Mine," written and directed by Martin Zandvliet.
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War movies may be a dime a dozen, but rare is the film that depicts the anguish and retribution that linger in the aftermath of conflict and violence. Land of Mine, this year's entry from Denmark in the foreign-film Oscar race, is a harrowing, intelligent, compelling and intensely suspenseful investigation of a little-known footnote to world history: what the Danish people did to the young German soldiers left behind after the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945. It's a harrowing, sensitively realized study of cruelty, revenge and post-war retribution that ranks high among films about the cost of war and its continuing damage to humanity.
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