Amrum currently has an average rating of 6.5 out of 10 and has been rated by 8 users on our platform.
Fatih Akin’s latest film isn’t really a Fatih Akin film at all. Rather, it is “a Hark Bohm Film by Fatih Akin.”
Read full review at Indie Wire...a subtly touching film that never begs to be called tender.
Read full review at The Playlist...a humble monument to the capacity for generational change.
Read full review at Slant MagazineFatih Akin’s visually beautiful wartime drama, Amrum, turns a child’s survival into a memory handed from one talented filmmaker to another.
Read full review at PopmattersThe end of World War II seen through the eyes of a child. Bombs are eploding in the distance, members of the Hitler Youth are forced to repeat their slogans and a young boy tries to get white bread with butter and honey for his mother who is depre...
...feels in conversation with, of all things, Taika Waititi’s “JoJo Rabbit“; both are coming-of-age stories about little Nazi boys in the waning days of the Reich...
Read full review at Roger Ebert...skildringen av hur nazismens obarmhärtiga ideologi smyger sig in i vardagen träffar hårt.
Read full review at SydsvenskanGenom att skildra livet på en litet ö fångar regissören det stora genom det lilla livet.
Read full review at Kulturbloggen...både en moraliskt uppfordrande och sjösjukeframkallande skönhetsupplevelse i ett.
Read full review at Sveriges RadioEn liten pojke slits mellan kärlek till modern och nazismens skuld i en ren berättelse med sagokaraktär och ett starkt budskap till samtiden.
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