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Moloch

Director: Aleksandr Sokurov
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Countries: Russia | USSR
Subjects: Film Studies, Russian Cinema, Russian Cinema & Culture
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Type: Color
Year: 2001
Language: German with optional English subtitles
Length: 108 mins.

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Synopsis

In an ominous fortress perched high above the clouds, everything seems in order for a reposing 24 hour retreat. It is the spring of 1942 and Eva Braun is the only voice that dares to contradict the Fuhrer. Shot in part in the original fortress at Hitler’s retreat in the Bavarian Alps, Eva Braun (Elena Rufanova) is caught up in the complexities of a man incapable of human intimacy, making her as volcanic as her beloved Hitler. (Leonid Mosgovoi)

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